Schafer Placed Under $500 Bond After Hearing
Frank Schafer of 512 East Eleventh Street was placed under a $500 peace bond by Justice H. D. Horst after a hearing prompted by neighbor Mrs. Pearl Wedekind of 1012 Orange Street. The couple’s long running dispute included threats and a June 9 assault charge, with Schafer fined $5 plus costs by Police Judge J. C. Coster after allegedly pushing Wedekind and waking him with rug beating.
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Frank Schafer
East Eleventh Street
H. D. Horst
Pearl Wedekind
Orange Street
Wedekinds
Schafers
Schafer
J. C. Coster
Wedekind
Three Generations Testify in Suit
Testimony unfolds over issues of inheritance and control as Rhoda Emma McKeown's actions and statements are recounted. Witnesses including Mrs Ady Royal McKeown and M Parker McKeown discuss the alleged pressure to deed property, debts, and family tensions surrounding Albert and Ady.
McKeown Faces 12 Year Sentence Denial in Court
The defendant’s son receives a 12 year sentence while McKeown insists on his innocence. He details six letters he allegedly wrote, admits authorship but signs with marks, and questions defense attorney Kammerer on envelopes and missing stamps. The plaintiff rests at noon as cross examination of Dr Ady Royal McKeown resumes after the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeown
J. G. Kammerer
Kammerer
Ady Royal McKeown
Roosevelt shifts to domestic focus amid global talks
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt leans toward prioritizing domestic recovery over further international commitments. A retreat from the London conference and export prohibition pacts signals self sufficiency aims as he calls cabinet to speed emergency legislation and prepare public works funding. Herriot defends Roosevelt stance urging broader Anglo-Saxon unity for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Herriot
Paris
Ere Nouvelle
Body of man found in Mississippi River at Savanna
The body of an unidentified man about 40 was found in the Mississippi River near a bridge pier in Savanna at noon. He had probably been in the water about 48 hours. An inquest was set for tonight.
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Savanna
Ill
Mississippi River
Babe Ruth Homers as American League Wins 4 2
In a lively ballgame the American League team edges the Nationals 4 to 2. Ruth belted a grandstand homer amid a sequence of walks and singles while Gehrig and Cronin contributed with walks and timely hits. Hallahan started for the Nationals and yielded three runs, two hits, and five walks before Warneke and Hubbell closed out the contest.
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Hafey
Gehringer
Terry
Berger
Gehrig
Bartell
Gomez
Simmons
Cronin
Hallahan
McGraw
Bull Ten
Rick Ferrell
Klein
Lefty Gomez
Chapman
Frisco
J. Wilson
Bill
Martins
Ruth
Babe
Eddie Collins
Halahan
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Frisch
Martin
Alvin Crowder
Washington Senators
Rlex Ferrell
Crowder
Bill Klein
Babe Ruth
Martin Dykes
O’doul
New York Giants
Wilson
Warneke
Nationals
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cub
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Averill
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Traynor
Hartnett
Grove
Woody English
Cub
English
Carl Hubbell
Short
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Hubbell
Sam West
St. Louis
Americans
Spear Berger
Tony Cuccinello
Brooklyn
Cuccinello
World Parley Continues Amid Tariff Debate Confusion
Secretary Hull led a bloc against adjournment as the World Parley proceeded. Subcommittees will study the situation and report to the steering committee. Tariffs were not officially barred, but gold countries delegates refused tariff discussion. The parley’s scope was narrowed and delegates left morning sessions unsure of any decision.
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United States
Canada
Sweden
MacDonald
Monetary Commission
Hull
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Lord
Dr. Ady
Ady
Albert McKeown
Washington State
Seattle
Rhoda Emma McKeown
M. P. McKeown
M. Parker McKeown
Albert
MVSEV
Katharine Hepburn
John Barrymore
Billie Burke
David Manners
Larrymore
U. S
National
Lou
Fricca
Gert
Thomas Lebreton
Argentina
France
Japan
Mexico
China
Exico
Norge Refrigerator
Jekyll Hyde
Noah’s Ark
Zane Grey
Tom & Jerry
Radio & Veevil
Gyea
Jean Harlow
Clark Gable
Man
Mazie
Don Dixon
Your Man
Torkers
Rvun
Rayon
Jacquard
Duro
East Second Street
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