Arrest of Car Thief in Missouri Under Federal Indictment
George Huff, a farmer near Elmo Missouri, was arrested by a U S marshal and a St Joseph secret service agent under a Lincoln Nebraska federal indictment. Ivan Gilbert and Wait Note of Maitland Missouri were also arrested for transporting stolen cars in interstate commerce from St Joseph to outside Missouri around July 4 1923. The case involves stolen vehicles later disposed in other states and connects to past Kramer robbery accusations.
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George Huff
T Own
Elmo
United States Marshal
Secret Service
St. Joe
Lincoln
Neb
Ivan Gilbert
Wait
Maitland
St. Joseph
Missouri
Hart
Kramer
Shambaugh
Tor. Huit
Auto Accident Involving Darline Hayging Sunday Morning
In Clarinda Journal style, Sunday morning collision at Seventeenth and Stuart streets injured Darline Hayging slight after two cars collided on the way to Sabbath school. August Palmquist drove one car. Riggins car rolled over badly damaged. Palmquist vehicle also damaged though less severely. Darline rode with her father. all others escaped serious harm.
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Darline Hayging
Seventeenth
Stuart
August Palmquist
Darling
Riggins
Palmqvist
Clarinda Journal
Brother editor argues Adam gained nothing
A terse clash among editors centers on Adam receiving nothing while ambiguities about the apple’s fate linger. The exchange hints at guilt, blame, and lingering moral questions in a fragmented and slightly humorous fashion.
Sedan Stolen Sunday From Near Church
Ed Grant loses his new four door sedan stolen last Sunday evening during religious services near the First M. & Church. Grant’s son Charles saw two youths drive away, the car vanished by the time he returned from the service. Sheriff notified. no trace found. Insurance valued at 4650 with 150 loss in use during adjustment. Nemiaha Co Rep.
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Ed Grant
Mr. Grant
Charles
Grant
Nemiaha Co
Auto accident injures Rapp boy in Nemaha County
A Mas nd Mrs. Rapp boy narrowly escaped death Monday when an auto driven by Mr Kenne struck him after he fell from a wagon in front of an approaching car. The Armstrong boy grabbed the cap and threw it to the ground before the collision. The Rapp youth escaped with only bruises and minor scratches.
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Wig
jleKenne
Rapp
Janes
Armstroms
Mra. Strong
Ortepress
Armstrong
Stan
Cecil
Radaor
Seratehrs
Nemaha Co
Rep
Fragmented Civic Rumors Spark Public Debate
A garbled passage reflects public concern over reputations and past actions. The wording hints at anger and scrutiny as communities confront information about individuals and past conduct.
Mold Diplodia Threatens Iowa Seed Corn Outlook
Iowa State College farm crops chief H D B Hughes warns diplodia mold is spoiling seed corn. He estimates five of every 100 ears in college fields are ruined, with ears that seemed sound at harvest showing mold later. Farmers urged to test seed corn before planting next spring.
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H. DB. Hughes
Iowa State College
Hughes
College
Mr. Hughes
Iowa
Car collision near Nemaha court house injures no one
On Wednesday afternoon a crash occurred when P. M. Hegenmiller, Newe station agent, drove on the wrong side and struck Mrs. G. M. Andrews of Stella near the Nemaha county courthouse. Mrs. Andrews was with Mrs. George of Auburn and Mrs. Charles of Stella. Neither car suffered serious damage beyond bent fenders.
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P.M. Hegenmiller
Newe
G. M. Andrews
Stella
Hegenmiller
Mrs. Andrews
George
Auburn
Charles
Hogenmiller
Andrews
Rass
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Jack’s
Northwest Mo
Medford Furniture Store
Everwear
Hilger
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