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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1927

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Sunken Sub S-4 Salvage Moves Ahead Amid Fading Hope

Provincetown Mass December 22 AP Rear Admiral Brumby in charge of salvage says no life is believed aboard the torpedo room six men remain imprisoned. Salvage work proceeds as winds threaten delay with air lines and 15 minute signals continuing from the Falcon.

Washington Navy Department Brumby Hughes Provincetown Mass Frank H. Brumby S-4 Admiral Brumby Coast Guard Paulding Falcon Egalvate

Mrs Dorothy Parkhurst to Wed Descendant of Byzantine Emperors

Boston gives notice of the engagement of Mrs. Dorothy Woodman Parkhurst to Cyrus Dimitri Comninos a 30 year old medical student and reputed descendant of Byzantine emperors. Comninos worked as a head waiter in a Back Bay cafe. He came to America from Asia Minor after the Smyrna disaster of 1922. The couple met a year ago and filed for a marriage license.

Dorothy Parkhurst Boston Dorothy Woodman Parkhurst Frederick Hale Parkhurst Maine Cyrus Dimitri Comninos Back Bay Comninos Aiden Asia Minor Smyrna Cyrus Comninos Constantinople Trebizond Parkhurst Beacon Hill Bangor Germany France Harvard Boston University Medical School

Detained Suspects Tied to Hickman In Iowa Hotel Roundup

In Davenport and Cedar Rapids Iowa police detained several suspects amid rumors that William Hickman, the Los Angeles slayer, had been seen in town. One man used the name Ervin Whitey but police say he is Whitey Prehn, a Mason City wrestler related to an Illinois boxing coach. No charges were filed and others, identified as C Esbnit and T P Anthony of Des Moines, were released after an inexact identification prompted the raid.

Davenport Ervin Whitey T. P. Anthony Des Moines Enabait Cedar Rapids William Edward Hickman Los Angeles Marion Parker Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City Marion Herman Cline Seattle Man Hickman Herbert L. Mantz Marian Mantz Vta Charles E. Edwards Dex Strem Ren Aden

Britain shows no naval build up despite Geneva setback

London reports King George's prorogation speech states Britain will not expand its naval program despite the Geneva conference failure. The speech also notes ally debt policy aims to balance reparations with debt obligations and that war debt funding pacts exist with all concerned nations except Russia. Parliament prorogued until February.

London King George Great Britain Russia

Wife wrecks auto husband sued in three suits

Shenandoah Iowa December 22 AP reports R C Lamonte faces three $5,000 suits alleging he let his wife drive a defective car. She is a complainant along with Winaford Lybarger and Marguerite Masters. All three injured when the Lamonte vehicle wrecked.

Shenandoah R. C. Lamonte Winaford Lybarger Marguerite Masters Lamonte

U.S. Farm Crops Valued at Over Nine Billion Dollars

The department of agriculture estimates farm crops for the year at 9.114 billion dollars in value. The figure was announced from Washington on December 22 by AP.

Italy Adopts Gold Basis for Lira Over Dollar

Italy switches to a gold standard with the lira at 19 per dollar and one gold lira worth 3.6 paper lire. The decree closes a yearlong stabilization campaign led by Mussolini, aided by Strong, Norman, and Stringher. Two credits totaling 125 million dollars open, but loans to Italy remain in dollars.

Rome Italy Council of Ministers Mussolini Pesaro Benjamin Strong Federal Reserve Bank of New York Montague Norman Federal Reserve Bank of England Donaldo Stringher Bank of Italy J. P. Morgan and Company Volpi America United States Japan Federal Reserve System Bank of England Hambro’s Bank of Northern Commerce Rothschilde, Baring Brothers and Company, Ltd London France Spain England India Germany Holland

Man Arrested for Robbery Hangs Self in Los Angeles Jail

Ralph McCoy twenty is found dead three hours after arrest for stealing from a fur goods store. He hanged himself in his cell with a silk scarf, witnessed by more than forty inmates in the jail tank while speculation linked him to William Hickman, the Marian Parker slay suspect.

Los Angeles Caugh Ralph McCoy McCoy William Edward Hickman Marian Parker Hickman

Congress Faces Big Tasks After Holidays

Washington reports the seventieth congress will tackle numerous issues after Christmas, including the Smith-Vare election case, the Mexican slush fund inquiry, the Beck contest, flood control, Boulder Canyon dam, farm relief, Muscle Shoals, railroad consolidation, and naval construction, with committee hearings planned from January and into the new year.

Washington House Senate Congress Smith- Ware Boulder Canyon Dam Muscle Shoals House Agriculture Committee House Military Committee Boulder Canyon House_irrigation committee Senate Irrigation Committee House Commerce Committee House Naval Committee Senate Campaign Funds Committee House Elections Committee Senate Interstate Commerce Committee

Remus Seeks Immediate Sanity Hearing in Cincinnati

A petition signed by the 12 jurors who found George Remus not guilty by reason of insanity requests an immediate sanity hearing in probate court or bail. Remus is jailed while Probate Judge William Lueders schedules a further mental-condition investigation set for December 28.

Cincinnati George Remus Imogene Remus William Lueders Lueders

French Flyers Close Distance to New York in Chile Flight

Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Lebrix reached La Paz Bolivia about 1,000 miles from New York after 12 hours of nonstop flight from Santiago. The pair covered most of the route over rugged, mountainous terrain in the 22 minutes of the Chilean segment.

la Paz Bolivia Dieudonne Costes Joseph Lebrix New York Santiago Chile

Santa's Corner and Toy Hospital Offer Help for All

The Journal promotes Santa's Corner and the Toy Hospital as resources not only for children but for adults in need during the year end. Readers are invited to engage at the most needful time of year and support these community services.

Santa’s Corner the Journal Toy Hospital

Weather notes for Iowa and Illinois unsettled tonight and Friday

Iowa shows unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with no decided temperature change. Illinois forecasts partly cloudy to cloudy skies tonight and Friday, with slightly colder readings in the extreme north and southwest sections.

Iowa Illinois

Lindberghs Wife Reaches Tampico En Route to Mexico City

Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh continues Detroit to Mexico City flight stopping at Brownsville then Tampico with heavy Gulf cloud cover risking delay to final leg. Pilot Harry Brooks says low flying possible andMexico City leg may wait until tomorrow if conditions persist.

Brownsville Tex Evangeline L. Ll. Lindbergh Detroit Mexico City Tampico Mexico Gulf of Mexico Harry Brooks Brooks Mexican Telephone Company Evangeline L. Lindbergh

Inventor To Broadcast Pictures On Radio Tests

WOR of Kearney New Jersey will run public tests early next year using a 423 meter 710 kilocycle wave. John Popelle chief engineer says Austin G Cooley inventor of radio picture transmitting equipment has permission to conduct demonstrations. Pictures will be radiated during morning hours up to 11 am. He adds linking the picture device to the broadcast transmitter is straightforward.

New York WOR Popelle

Winter wheat sown area grows to 47.9 million acres

Washington December 22 AP The winter wheat area sown this fall is estimated by the department of agriculture at 47 897 000 acres. This is 10 2 percent more than the revised 43 165 000 acres sown last fall.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Programs Of The Territory Withheld From Print

The Journal states many school programs cannot be published due to space and time limits. To be fair, none will be printed, but a daily story will announce each program with its location and performance times. Readers are asked to understand the necessity of this notice.

Chicago Bread Line Grows Longer as Christmas Nears

Chicago reports bread lines of single men and jobless families expanding under winter chill. Salvation Army Captain Wilks lists 504 in line yesterday and 480 the day before, noting many could do skilled work if jobs existed and government agencies struggle to find four jobs. Clothing is provided to those in need.

Chicago Fred T. Wilks Salvation Army Family Relief Department Wilks

Police hunt Hickman suspect in Seattle net spread

The search for William Edward Hickman intensifies as a $20 bill passed in a Seattle haberdashery links him to Marian Parker's abduction. Los Angeles authorities report a tightening trail and suspect various midwest residents possibly aiding the fugitive.

Associated Press William Edward Hickman Accu Kidmaper Little Marian Parker Los Angeles Seattle

Two More Dead in Chicago Gang War

Chicago reports a renewed gang war with the slaying of Frank Noonan, 54, proprietor of the Subway cabaret on the west side. Noonan named Frank Smith in a dying statement. A second victim, James Loftus, 24, was found by the roadside with 14 bullet wounds in a separate beer war killing.

Chicago Frank Noonan Subway West Side Noonan Frank Smith James Loftus

Escaped Kidnapper Hickman Seizes Car In Hollywood

William E. Hickman, accused kidnapper slayer, hijacked F. R. Peck's green Hudson at Hollywood and Western. Two Portland youths later identified Hickman as the driver. California license 1850891 and motor 460970. Peck was with the car when seized at gunpoint. associate D. L. reported details en route to San Diego.

Los Angeles Calif William E. Hickman F. R. Peck Hollywood Portland Ore Hickman California Peck Hollywood and Western Avenue D. L San Diego

Girl's Murderer Leaves Easy Trail

Seattle report boosts hunt for William Edward Hickman, suspected in Marian Parker slaying. Valley garage in Kent, 15 miles south of Seattle, reports another clue tied to the $20 reward.

Seattle Wash William Edward Hickman Marian Parker Los Angeles Kent Here

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Robert Quillen King George OF England Rogues Parliament Geneva U. S Stabiliza Tion Smith-Ware Mexican Slush Fund NEA Service, Inc Edward Hickman Brutal Slayer Canada Gil BY Claude Callan Esa Publis ‘Rs Syndicate
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