Young Messiah Krishnamurti Candidates for U S Entry Questioned
Immigrants at Ellis Island report focus on J Krishnamurti the youthful Theosophist. Investigators review claims of moral turpitude but find evidence insufficient. Commissioner Day notes possible further evidence and potential inquiry if guilt is more than presumptive. Besant and Krishnamurti plan to stay in New York and travel to Chicago afterward.
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New York
J. Krishnamurti
New York Herald Tribune
Ellis Island
Majestic
Krishnamurti
The
Herald Tribune
Commissioner Day
the Hindu
Annie Besant
Theosophical Society
Chicago
California
Ohio Parties Split Over State Primary Repeal
The Ohio Republican Party pledges to push repeal of the state primary law in November if voters ratify it. The Democratic platform opposes repeal and calls for enforcement of prohibition laws. Both parties likely to contest the prohibition issue in the upcoming campaign.
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Columbus
Ohio Republican Party
Republican Platform Committee
Seek Deposition of Alleged Murderer
Arthur Kline from La Porte City and Waterloo traveled to Anamosa to urge Gene Moore charged with murder in Clinton to testify for Jack Corey. Moore’s deposition is sought to defend Corey against charges tied to passing worthless checks. Gov Hammill ordered extradition and Mrs Nellie Corliss accompanied the party.
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Waterloo
Arthur Kline
la Porte City
Anamosa
Gene Moore
Clinton
Jack Corey
Chicago
Nellie Corliss
Moore
Kline
Black Hawk
Corey
John Hammill
Zemo claims to cure eczema and skin troubles
Advertisement extols Zemo as an antiseptic liquid that removes eczema quickly relieves itching heals sores burns wounds and chafing. It emphasizes penetrative cleansing and daytime discreet use with price offers 60c for a small size and 1.00 for a large bottle.
Obituary of Mrs Mary Ellen Phillips
Mrs Mary Ellen Phillips 58 died at 310 Stewart road from rheumatism and complications. Born October 1 1868 in Louisa County she lived in this county since youth and ran a local grocery. Survived by husband John A Phillips five children and siblings. funeral arrangements pending Meyerg Funeral Home.
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Mary Ellen Phillips
Mary Eellen Phillips
Stewart Road
Phillips
Louisa County
John
Minerva Lindsey
John Abert Phillips
Muscatine
Zelia Crone
Fruitland Township
Itasca
Velma Phillips
Josiah
Davenport
Luther
Robbinsdale
Minn
Willard Lindsey
McLaughlin
Martha Hubbard
Ethel Smith
Oregrande
Calif
Meyerg
Predicted Higher Beef Prices In Near Future
Washington reports the Agriculture Department foresees higher beef cattle prices within 18 months with a rise trend over two to three years. Markets will see smaller cattle supplies in coming months and fewer breeding and young stock on feed. No foreign competition is expected to alter the scene while demand remains strong for the next year and hog competition may press prices in 1927.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Sterneman’s
Artichoke Sugar Found Sweeter Than Cane Variety
The Bureau of Standards reports artichokes and dahlias plus corn yield sugar. Artichoke sugar known as levulose is 60 percent sweeter than cane sugar. inulin from roots also used. Dahlias may become a commercial sugar source with levulose from underground roots. a national cultivation program is proposed.
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Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Plant Industry
Mexico
Guatemala
United States
American Dahlia Society
Safety in air travel assured by giant parachute drop
Los Angeles Aug 25 AP Naval observers hailed a test that proved safe airplane travel for the near future as a 2 500 foot descent used a 274 yard parachute. Pilot R Carl Oelze landed the 1 800 pound craft after a one minute six second glide near El Secundo with 25 000 spectators and navy observers present.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Naval
P. D. Donnelly
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Harry A. Douchett
United States Navy
R. Carl Oelze
Naval Reserve
Army
Navy
Oleze
Oelze
el Secundo
Daughters Aid Aged Mother After Arson Confession
The Trebu daughters in Omaha Nebraska defend their 68 year old mother Anna Trebu against arson claims. Anna has confessed to burning her Newell Iowa home to collect $1000 insurance but relatives question motive noting she did not need money. She walked six miles to Newell carrying gasoline soaked kindling and pleaded guilty to arson. Medical exam suggests senile dementia complicating disposition of the case.
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Omaha
Neb
Anna Trebu
Newell
Treby
Theresa Biltz
Francis Riley
Storm Lake
Sulphur Springs
Sparling Attends First Meeting as New Superintendent
E. A. Sparling, newly elected Muscatine public schools superintendent, attended his first board meeting at City Hall to review plans for new school buildings. He arrived several days ago to study the system and prepare to take charge September 1. The board elected Mrs. Anna Chamberlain as instructor at Hamilton School.
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E. A. Sparling
Muscatine Public
Board of Education
Muscatine
Anna Chamberlain
Hamilton School
University of Iowa Nears Completion of New Medical Building
The University of Iowa advances three major additions in Iowa City. A four story medical laboratories building rises beside a 736 bed general hospital funded by Rockefeller Foundation gift and Iowa General Assembly aid totaling about 8 million dollars for the medical structure. The fieldhouse completes the trio of new campus buildings.
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University of Iowa
Iowa City
State Board of Health
General Hospital
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Iowa General Assembly
Bank Robbery Suspects Held in Wisconsin
Two suspects, John McFarland and John Albrecht, both around their 40s and linked to St Paul or Minneapolis, were arrested in St. Croix Falls while near a bank. Pistols, a sawed off shotgun, and a rifle were found in their car, a vehicle tied to documented Wisconsin bank robberies in Black Creek Dale and Prairie Farm during May and June. The Wisconsin Bankers Association protective department manager A M Devoursney of Milwaukee is cited with cashiers from Dale Black Creek and Prairie Farm.
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St. Croix Falls
Wis
John
Mickey) McFarland
Jackie) Albrecht
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Black Creek
Dale
Prairie Farm
A. M. Devoursney
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association and Cashiers
Dale, Black Creek
Vienna Welfare Tax Rates Exclude Bankclerks
Vienna imposes a welfare tax of 4.6 percent on all wages and salaries with a higher rate of 8.5 percent applied to bank clerks.
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Vienna
State Fair Opens With Record Attendance Hopes
Des Moines Iowa August 25 AP Iowa's 72nd State Fair and National Livestock Exhibition opened with optimism for a world record crowd after last year's 408000 mark. Weather outlook favorable draws from Nebraska and northern Missouri. Campgrounds expect 25000 campers. Livestock shows feature 7000 horses cattle swine and sheep plus nearly 3000 poultry entries. Farm Bureau units from 31 counties add project displays and several showcases including machinery home conveniences dairy and modern methods. Free attractions and a wide race and dog events program headline the fair.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
University of Iowa
Prairie Farm Banks Seek Prisoner Identification
Prairie Farm authorities plan to identify prisoners involved in an incident at the facility. Law enforcement will use available records and inmate rosters to confirm identities and notify relatives as appropriate.
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Prairie Farm Banks
Durkin Granted Stay To Permit Appeal
Chicago Aug 25 A new stay allows Martin J. Durkin to delay beginning his 32 year murder sentence for Edward Shanahan until Sept 27. He sought time to prepare a Supreme Court appeal and was not present in court. Durkin remains in county jail due to a prior stay expiring Friday.
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Chicago
Ill
Martin J. Durkin
Edward Shanahan
Supreme Court
Durkin
Joliet
Lydia E. Pinkham Product Through Generations
The ad celebrates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted family remedy passed from mothers to daughters across generations. It highlights its long history from the polio era to radio days and the enduring confidence of women in the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Alge Ty
Tailored suits at West Toggery Shop offer wool cloth
The West Toggery Shop invites customers to choose from 300 wool patterns for a tailored suit. A perfect fit is promised in one week, with options for one or two pairs of pants.
Coed Wardrobe and Bargain Alerts Spark College Prep
Fashion tips from Glass Smart Shop highlight Paris inspired Co-ed dresses fur coats and Gotham hosiery while McColm’s offers surprise value packs and luggage needs. Greenwood Gardens promises floral arrangements Muscatine Music House pitches used pianos Sterneman’s stocks boys suits and new fall colors as school nears. Skirt length rules and want ads close the edition.
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Glass Smart Shop
Roy Glass
New York
Paris
Gotham
Wrist watches and belts featured for fall fashion
A youth quotes Gruen on punctuality as a lesson and parents are urged to gift a reliable wrist watch. Barnard's stocks Green and Tavernes watches from 19 to 125 dollars with store and factory guarantees. Belts are highlighted as fall trimmings, often suede and fabric in gold and silver buckles.
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Gruen
Youn
Barnard’s
Shopper Helene Assists With In-Home Purchasing Service
Personal shopping service offers Helene who will shop for any article from the columns upon request. Clients write “Shopper Helene” in care Journal and she deems it a pleasure to assist.
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Helene
Care Journal
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