State to try Mrs Eda Bogie for murder
The state will prosecute Mrs. Eda Bogie at Davenport on a first degree murder indictment though officials doubt conviction. She is to be released from Joliet prison soon after serving a sentence for a confidence game, linked to the death of her foster son Harold Bogie in January 1926.
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Eda Bogie
Davenport
John Weir
Scott County
Bogie
Illinois
Joliet
Rock Island
Moline
Harold Barker Bogie
Crowds Greet Lindbergh in Mexico City Welcome
Immense crowds cheered Charles Lindbergh as he arrived in the Mexican capital. Streets brimmed with banners in both countries colors while vendors sold emblems and officials used red white blue and green white red bunting. Security kept civilians at field edges as thousands gathered.
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United States
Mexico
W C T U Lecturer Visits Wapello
Miss Louise E. Hollister of Davenport, a national W C T U lecturer, stayed with Dr. and Mrs. J H Chittum in Wapello. She spoke to Boy Scouts on heroes and to high school chapel on the Biggest Business Firm before leading a delegation to a regional conference at Burlington with six counties represented.
Lindbergh Nears Mexico City on Transcontinental Flight
President Calles seeks exact timing of Lindbergh’s crossing as the aviator presses toward Mexico City on a 2000 mile goodwill flight. Reported at Port Aransas early today, Lindbergh has covered about 1400 miles with about 600 miles to go to the border.
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Tampico
Calles
Associated Press
Col. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Val Buena Field
Washington
Mexico
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Port Aransas
Corpus Christi
Texas
Lindbergh
Valbuena Field
Houston
Tallulah
Gulf
Appalachians
Pauly Sues Montgomery Over Park Avenue Garage Nuisance
Testimony in the nuisance case John Pauly versus William J Montgomery concluded in District Judge W W Scott's court. Pauly seeks to enjoin Montgomery's garage on Park Avenue as a public nuisance. written briefs to follow and judge will take case under advisement. Attorneys C J Rosenberger and N Rosenberger for Pauly. Drake & Wilson for Montgomery.
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John Pauly
William J. Montgomery
W. W. Scott
Scott
Pauly
Montgomery
Park Avenue
C. J. and
N. Rosenberger
Drake & Wilson
Detroit Goes Arm Crazy as Gun Permits Rise
Detroit police note a surge in gun ownership as registrations under a new state law reveal 43,000 Detroiters have permits. Sawed off shotguns and large calibre pistols are common. clergy members appear among permit holders and suburbs lack figures.
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Detroit
Ellen Stone Dies After Kidnaping to Stun Nation
Ellen M. Stone American missionary died in Chelsea Massachusetts at 81. Kidnapped in 1901 by Macedonian bandits while returning from a Balkan teachers’ convention, she was freed after a ransom raised in the United States.
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Chelsea
Mass
Ellen M. Stone
United States
Miss. Stone
Balkans
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Samokov
Bulgaria
Turkey
Miss Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Constantinople
Board of Foreign Missions
Mission Circle to Host All Day Meeting at First Baptist
The Mission circle of the First Baptist church will hold an all day meeting Thursday with a pot luck dinner at noon. The missionary program will be presented at 2 30 at the church. Atmos 42 000 hens registered at Iowa State college produced 5 457 567 eggs in the year ending Nov 1. A flock of 296 hens owned by Guy Brady of Sac City posted the state high average of 205 eggs per hen.
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Mission Circle
The
First Baptist Church
Atmos
Iowa State College
Guy Brady
Sac City
Block Booking Unlawful Proposed by Senator Brookhart
Washington aims to curb film control as Senator Brookhart introduces a bill to outlaw block booking. He says independent exhibitors complain large producers use unfair practices risking a monopoly on exhibition similar to current tight control of production and distribution.
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Washington
Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Hauge Wins City Liability Over Public Improvement Bonds
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that Des Moines may be liable for public improvement bond payments when the special assessment funds are sufficient. A. O. Hauge is entitled to payment from the city on four bonds he holds.
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Dés Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
A. O. Hauge
City of
Des Moines
Hauge
Accident Reveals Good Samaritan to 100 Dogs
Des Moines Iowa December 14 AP Ralph I Little 75 owner of 100 dogs kept on his property was struck by a car and hospitalized. Authorities note the dogs appear well cared for and seek someone to take over responsibility for the canine herd while he recovers.
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Des Moinles
Ralph I. Little
Little
Iow a Retail Grocers Convention Set for Sioux City
The Iowa Retail Grocers and General Merchants Association announced its 1928 convention will be held in Sioux City next October.
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Sioux City
Iowa Retail Grocers’ and General Merchants’ Association
Big Bill Includes Prince of Wales In War on English King
Chicago scene notes Mayor Thompson leading a protest against the king of England. The Prince of Wales is mentioned in a boast about riding bucking horses. Boone reports a highway project affecting a cow shed for an $800,000 Des Moines River bridge on the Lincoln highway. Judge H E Frye denied an injunction.
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Prince of Wales
Chicago
Thompson
Boone
State Highway Commission
D. J. Conn
Des Moines
H. EB. Frye
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