Crile Reveals Breakthrough On Artificial Life Cells
Cleveland scientist Dr. George W. Crile discusses his experiments creating life-like cells. Using brain, body and cancer cells, he describes partial rejuvenation in brain cells and unclear results with cancer cells. The research aims to uncover physical principles behind normal to cancer cell transformation.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
George W. Crile
Cleveland Savant
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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North Dakota Capitol Burns Sets State in Turmoil
Fire destroyed the four story capitol in Bismarck on Sunday. Officials blamed defective wiring and faced loss of state records worth millions. Temporary offices and a meeting place for the legislature were arranged as costs to replace documents alone could reach a million dollars.
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Bismarck
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North Dakota
Dakotas
Wiltrout Sentenced to Eight Years in Fort Madison
Clarence "Cooney" Wiltrout, convicted for the fatal stabbing of Lee George, was sent to Ft. Madison Penitentiary to begin an eight year term. Sheriff Fred B. Nesper and Deputy Jack Pace escorted him this morning.
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Clarence “Cooney” Wiiltrout
Lee George
Ft. Madison
Fred B. Nesper
Jack Pace
Iowa Lieutenant Governor McFarlane Amid Labor Allegations
Arch McFarlane of Iowa faces calls for investigation after J C Lewis president of the Iowa Federation of Labor accuses him of using his office to secure business from the Illinois Central railroad for the Arch McFarlane Fuel company. Lewis urges resignation and senate scrutiny amid the alleged coal dealings.
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San Francisco
Arch McFarlane
Iowa
Waterloo
J. C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Illinois Central Railroad
McFarlane
Arch W. McFarlane
Senate
Crew at Work Cutting Brush
A 12 man crew started cutting brush along the highways under County Engineer F P G Halb Fass. The project aims to reduce unemployment in Muscatine as social service worker Grace Weeks notes that future crews may be added and that workers will not receive cash wages but will gain steady work. As positions open, new applicants will be hired to fill them.
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F. P. G. Halbfass
Muscatine
Jobless Total Rises to 212 At Local YMCA
Five more names were added to the unemployment list at the local YMCA over the weekend, raising the total registered to 212. General secretary Ben Gallaher announced that officials are finding it difficult to place all registered workers but expect to place most as soon as possible.
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Ben Gallaher
Death summons P J Rininsland 77 of Wilton area
Peter Joseph Rininsland 77 lifelong Muscatine county resident died at his home south of Wilton at 1 10 Sunday morning after a period of heart disease He was born Feb 7 1853 and married Katherine Wirtz Nov 13 1877 at St Mathias church Muscatine Surviving are his widow nine children two brothers three sisters and eight grandchildren Funeral services will be held at his home Tuesday morning at 9 30 and at St Marys church Wilton at 10 guided by Rev J J Schoenfelder Rosary will be sung at the home tonight
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Muscatine County
Wilton
Mr. Rininsland
Katherine Wirtz
St. Mathias Church
Muscatine
Father Laurent
Rininsland
St. Mary's
Charles Bierman
Chicago
Harl Wood
Davenport
Fred Rininsland
Harry F. Rininsland
Aapazine
Albert Sropouachors
Leo J. Rininsland
Los Angeles
Carl P. Rininsland
Omaha
Herbert
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John Rininsland
Katherine Ruff
Anna Budelier
Rock Island
Robert Budelier
Frank
St. Mary’s Church
J. J. Schoenfelder
Dawson Succeeds Peters at Local J. C. Penney Store
R. G. Dawson former Danville store manager becomes Muscatine J C Penney manager succeeding R L Peters who moves to St Johns Michigan Peters wife and son accompany him while Dawsons wife and children will relocate to Muscatine within the next week to ten days
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Peters
J. C. Penney
R. G. Dawson
J. C. Penney Company
Danville
Ill
R. L. Peters
Muscatine
Iowa Avenue
Second Street
Mr. Peters
Penney Company
St. Johns
Mich
Warren
Stewart
Donald
Patty
Roof fires strike three city homes this weekend
Three roof fires occurred in the city as sparks from chimneys touched off blazes at the O H McNal lie home 1100 Iowa avenue the Ed Cone residence 710 Newell avenue and the L Clark residence 715 East Seventh street. Firemen from stations No 1 and 2 battled the outbreaks. Damage was small at each site with times 3 52 Saturday afternoon 10 02 Sunday morning and 11 06 Sunday morning.
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O. H. McNallie
Iowa Avenue
Ed Cone
Newell Avenue
L. Clark
East Seventh Street
Cone
Clarke
McNallie
Mercy death plan debated after Merle Hinckley death in Chicago
In Chicago a coroner's inquest into Merle Hinckley's death tests whether mercy death could be legally approved. Dr Carl A Hinckley claimed heart disease but sought mercy in death. Family physician Dr John Jamieson said the case may push for a coroner's jury ruling that the death was merciful.
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Chicago
Merle Hinckley
Merle
Carl A. Hinckley
Hinckley
John K. Jamieson
Notable career ended by death of Polk County sheriff elect
Des Moines AP reports William C. Walker 40 sheriff elect of Polk county died early today from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation. He had planned to take office next week as his widow and mother stayed at his bedside amid friends in the hospital corridors.
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William C. Walker
Polk County
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Fire Department
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Marne
St. Jean-de-Dieu
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Joffre
Weather summaries for Iowa and Illinois with river stages
Iowa forecasts show fair and colder conditions tonight and Tuesday with calm winds. Illinois outlook remains mostly fair with colder tonight, especially in central north and southeast on Tuesday, while river stages show Davenport at 1.4 rising 0.5 and Muscatine at 4.0 steady, Keokuk 3.9 falling 0.3, St Louis 1.1 falling 0.1.
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Ilinois
Davenort
Muscatine
Keokuk
St. Louis
Raids on Gambling Ships Mark Opening of War
Los Angeles prosecutors label rapid raids on two gambling ships off Southern California a declaration of war. The Johanna Smith and Rose Isle, both past sea ventures, were raided over Friday and Saturday nights. Dozens were jailed for gaming or conspiracy to recruit patrons while operators resisted interference and patrons escaped arrest.
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California
Baron Fitts
Johanna Smith
Rose Isle
Seven Seas
Fitts
Millionaire incomes surge in 1928 wealth boom
The 1928 income tax year produced more than a million dollars for 511 Americans. The Treasury reported refunds totaling 126 million, with abatements and credits amounting to 176 million and 36.5 million respectively. Total national income reached 25.23 billion with 4.07 million returns filed. the millionaire group paid 185.14 million on 1.109 billion in income.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
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Congress
New York
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Alabama
California
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Yuletide Gifts Appreciated by Needy Families
Letters to the Muscatine Welfare association praise Christmas baskets of food clothing and toys from Muscatine partners of Santa Claus. The Welfare association acted as a clearing house for giving and receives daily messages from donors and new contributors alike.
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Muscatine
Santa Claus
Muscatine Welfare Association
Misser, Uy
Welfare Association
Local Youth Sentenced to Anamosa for Theft
A local youth was sentenced to Anamosa for theft after pleading guilty to the charges. The case drew attention from community members and prompted a brief court at the county seat.
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Anamosa
Two Muscatine Men Fined for Shooting Quail in Moscow Township
Phillip Nischwitz and Ralph Chandler, both of Muscatine, paid fines of 25 dollars and costs each in Justice J. C. Coster's court Saturday afternoon on charges of shooting quail in Moscow township. They were arrested Friday by the deputy sheriff and prosecuted by deputy game warden A. E. Miller who urged reporting license numbers of cars used for the shots.
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Phillip Nischwitz
Ralph Chandler
Muscatine
J. C. Coster
Moscow Township
A. E. Miller
Miller
Russell Hargrave Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny
Russell Hargrave age 20 of 1316 East Fifth street Muscatine pleads guilty before Judge W R Maines to grand larceny stemming from the theft of hides from J Greenblatt company. He faced an indeterminate sentence not exceeding five years at Anamosa reformatory and was paroled on the jail sentence after a court hearing. Related docket shows Glen Stafford entering a guilty plea to a liquor nuisance charged, with a daily fine set and representation by C P Hanley.
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Russell Hargrave
East Fifth Street
Muscatine
Anamosa
W. R. Maines
Hargrave
J. Greenblatt Company
Iowa Hide and Metal Company
C. R. Stafford
Harold E. Wilson
Glen Stafford
C. P. Hanley
Cyrus Eaton Winner in Hard Fight
The judge denied the billion dollar Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger. Judge David G. Jenking granted minority stockholders an injunction restraining the combination after noting the March 12 directors meeting and improper information to stockholders. The ruling ends a six month corporate battle marked by proxy fights and lawsuits led by Cyrus S. Eaton.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Common Pleas
David G. Jenking
Sheet and Tube
Jenkins
Cyrus 8S
Eaton
Cleveland
Sheet and Tube Board of Directors
Truitt's Leg Amputated After Gun Injury
The Truitt youth had his leg amputated at Bellevue hospital after a gun carried by a companion wounded him at the knee. Doctors cited the inability to save the limb as the reason for the procedure.
Assessor Meeting Date Set With County Officials
A meeting date is set for the assessor to review the new appraisal plan with Musee county officials and township workers. Auditor-elect Kenneth had called for January 7 to discuss defenses in one day.
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Attein Musee County
Kenneth
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