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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1930
Page
10
South Dakota game and fish commission announced 1930 pheasant hunting regulations with a 29 1 2 day season from October 16 to November 14 across 24 eastern counties. Some counties have shorter seasons and Beadle County gets a 44 1 2 day season December 1 to January 15. Daily bag limit remains five birds, one may be a hen, except Beadle where seven birds may be taken.
Gary Indiana August 11 The American State Bank of Gary closed by its directors after the president Albert De Fries 42 was found dead in his kitchen. the bank awaits an audit by Thomas Barr chief of state bank examiners who is in the city. Barr said the bank appeared in satisfactory condition aside from possible cash on hand with total resources of 886000 on July 1.
Nationalists push toward Tsinan claiming imminent capture while rebels under Yen Heishan report hindering advances near Taian and Feicheng. In Henan Feng Yu-Hsiang says decisive Haichow to Tungkwan successes, others deny losses. A Palos dispatch confirms missionary Allen Cameron safe amid Changsha raid.
Keokuk catcher Joe Becker of the Mississippi Valley league club was sold to the St Louis Cardinals for 1500 in cash. Becker was released about a month ago by the Des Moines club of the Western league.
Groton Conn Aug 11 Stanley Smith Bogue 34 was arraigned today on a murder charge for the axe slaying of Mrs Eva Jennings Robert 52 boardinghouse keeper and Ole Ostberg He was held without bonds Police said Bogue who made an ineffectual suicide attempt confessed to hacking to death the woman and the man who had replaced him in her affections Saturday night when he found them together
Bob Wark and Eddie Brown of Tacoma planned to resume their 5400 mile flight from Vancouver via Sulu island to Ladner to reach Tokyo. Repairs were completed after an in-flight gas-line issue forced a landing at Vancouver airport.
Police awaited Mary Goldie Thresher of Waterloo to arrive in Indianapolis to discuss the Harry Rausch death. Authorities suspect the Rockford man was slain Tuesday night and his body dumped in Lake Pepin. The 25 year old vacationing daughter had planned to visit family in Indiana and had been at Mackinac Island with Francis Mc Manus.
Will Hanken of Monticello Iowa harvested 500 bushels of oats from a five acre tract news from Monticello Aug 11 reported by AP. A new V-5 submarine left Annapolis for Trinidad and the Panama Canal zone after a week near the naval academy. Read the ads on Classified Page.
An orange monoplane carrying two men dropped nine bombs on a Kentucky coal mine at Providence and nearby areas. The blasts caused dust and stone, but no injuries or property damage. The plane, coming from Illinois at about 2000 feet, was sought by Southern Illinois authorities with a government license number 5088.
Victoria British Columbia August 11 AP British Columbia export houses long blamed by US prohibition officers were doomed as the liquor board gains authority to cancel all export licenses under the new liquor act. With the return of H B Thomson the liquor board would be appointed and exports halted. The export warehouses were a source of embarrassment and under suspicion by US enforcement officials.
Pandits Motilal and Jawaharlal Nehru, former All-India Congress leaders, were released from jail in Allahabad and moved to Yerada prison at Poona to meet Mahatma Gandhi. Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and Mr. Jayakar join the group for peace talks with Gandhi.
In Toledo on August 11 the merger of the Lutheran Iowa Buffalo and Ohio synods into the American Lutheran Church was ratified at the convention. An unofficial ballot prepared for today would elect officers of the new church as the temporary body is superseded by a permanent merger before the sessions close tomorrow.
Nevada Aug 11 AP report on John Polly 26 missing after escaping Fort Madison transfer as deputies and bloodhounds sweep Story County Iowa. A sedan pair arriving 30 minutes after the escape are suspected to have aided the fugitive amid a large search. Santo Domingo and Panama City notes mark oldest European and white settlements in the Americas.
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