McIntyre Bound to Grand Jury on Liquor Nuisance Charge
Russell McIntyre of 415 West Sixth street waived preliminary exam in Justice Horst's court on a liquor nuisance charge and was bound over to the grand jury under $500 bonds. He was arrested Saturday night by a raiding squad including Chief Longstreth and Capt Thauren, who found four gallons of alleged alcohol. McIntyre was released on a $500 appearance bond pending arraignment.
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Russell McIntyre
West Sixth Street
H. D. Horst
McIntyre Place
W. E. Longstreth
Frank Thauren
Fred B. Nesper
L. G. Pace
West Liberty Golfers Tie Tipton in Sunday Match
West Liberty sent more than 25 players to Tipton to face the Tipton club on their course. W L Watters and Carroll Priess each shot 77 to lead West Liberty, with Earl Hawker at 81. The Mt Vernes club will host West Liberty next Sunday.
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West Liberty
West Liberty Golf Club
Tipton
Tipton Club
W. L. Watters
Carroll Priess
Earl Hawker
Mt. Vernes Club
William Noland
Ivan Noland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus Street
Emma Range
George Hines
Elizabeth Embree
Missionary Societies of the Methodist Church
Allen Hemmingway
East Fourth Street
A. L. Dice
W. A. Smith
Nettie Anderson
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Alex Anderson
Tom
Miss Anderson
Colorado
Andersons
Drumheller
Can
A. B. Anderson
Adelade Stober
Myra Potter
Davenport
Iowa City
Sam Koster
Koster
Bell
Iowa
Amelia Tigner
Rossawell
N. M
Atalisga
Charles Lamb
James Davis
Ruth
Columbus
Albert Whitacre
Maurice Whitacre
Amos Whitacre
Hayes Sentenced and Paroled in Larceny Case
Lester Hayes of West Liberty pleaded guilty to larceny by embezzlement and received five years at the men’s reformatory in Anamosa from Judge D. W. Jackson. He was later paroled on good behavior to farmer R. Fenstermaker after a post sentence attorney’s filing in county court.
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Lester Hayes
West Liberty
Anamosa
D. W. Jackson
Hayes
R. Fenstermaker
West Farmer
Res
Harold
Mattern Asks for Another Airplane
American world flier Jimmy Mattern was forced down 80 miles from Anadyr in Siberia on June 14 due to motor trouble. He was located by a frontier guard boat near the Anadyr river and taken to Anadyr, where he is staying in the guard barracks. A Soviet rescue plane was scheduled to depart Khabarovsk for Anadyr.
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Jimmy Mattern
Anadyr
Siberia
Levanovsky
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Moscow
Frontier Guard
Khabaravosk
Textile Mills Wage Code Approved With Short Term Plan
The president approved a textile code limiting weekly hours to 80 for most workers and time and a half after 40 for some trades. It sets minimum wages of 12 to 13 dollars and includes child labor elimination praise. Exemptions cover rubber tire yarn mills and 4 month operability. The recovery drive moves to public works with a 3.3 billion program as Ickes leads the effort.
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Cotto
South
North
Ickes
Following Orders Housewife Begs for Food
A housewife confronts a persistent visitor about begging at her home. The man repeats advice from a prior encounter that he should keep offering food until she accepts. The fragment hints at a recurring domestic dispute over meals and boundaries.
Lindberghs Forced Down on Flight Today
Lindberghs, on a seven week survey flight mapping a potential Atlantic air route, were forced to land near Rockland Maine three and a quarter hours after departing New York for Halifax due to thick fog over Nova Scotia. They planned to continue weather permitting toward Greenland and Iceland.
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Lindbergh
Greenland
Iceland
New York
Halifax
Rockland
Radio Corporation of America
Chatham
Mass
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Atlantic
Bread Price Hike In Council Bluffs And Omaha Stores
Retail price for a twelve ounce loaf rose from five to six cents in Council Bluffs and Omaha stores. Wholesale price for the same size increased from four to five cents. The twenty ounce loaf remained ten cents retail with no wholesale increase.
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Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sammons to Face Old Assault Charges
Chicago reports that James Fur Sammons, once held by Kansas City police, has assault with intent to kill charges revived from 1925 payroll robbery at International Harvester. State's attorney plans extradition and trial.
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Chicago
James
Fur) Sammons
Kansas City
International Harvester Company
Sammongs
Skull Fractured by Ball Injures Des Moines Player
John Strawn 21 of Des Moines was in a Des Moines hospital today with a skull fracture after being struck by a ball during a baseball game near the city Sunday. He is the son of Dr and Mrs J T Strawn of Des Moines.
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Vinton
John Strawn
Des Moines
Here
Strawn
J. T. Strawn
Newton Man Heads Fifth Legion District
Thomas Thor, son of Newton, elected commander of the fifth district of the Iowa American Legion at a Sunday meeting. Earl Heckner of Creston Ches ter Broshar of Moravia and E S Bar of Oskaloosa named vice commanders. Howard Jennison of Albia named historian Rev Gordon Bale Cox of Ottumwa chaplain James Weatherstone of Albia sergeant at arms. Furriers face long rabbit fur culls to find 30 furs of equal appearance.
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Ottumwa
Thomas Thorson
Newton
Iowa
Hearing Opens on Hackett Case in District Court
Ian Hackett testified before Judge D W Jackson alleging cruel and inhuman treatment by wife and the Hathaways after Rosie Hathaway and her husband moved into the Hackett home from Michigan. He said tensions rose after September 1932 and that Mrs Hackett sided with the Hathaways. John Wiegand and others also testified about winter relief visits.
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Ian
D. W. Jackson
Hackett
Muscatine
Detroit
Michigan
Mrs. Hackett
Mrs. Hathaway
Mr. Hackett
Dr. Hackett
Hathaways
Rosie
John Wiegand
British Aim to Lift Prices Commons Told
Conference leaders agreed to drop subsidies and tariffs from further deliberations while gold bloc members push for monetary subjects to be eliminated from the agenda. A drafting committee will report to the steering group on Tuesday as talks extend to autumn with adjournment set for July 26 if no accord is reached. Senator Pittman predicted a favorable silver rehabilitation report this week hinging on India limiting sales.
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United States
France
Monetary Commission
Hendryk Colijn
Associated Press
Key Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
India
Unity club plans July program at Pleasant Prairie church
Pleasant Prairie club members arrange a July meeting in the Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian church parlors with hostesses named. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Petersen was named Richard Karl at Bellevue hospital last week. Local families and 4 H members hosted and attended events including demonstrations on dresser scarfs a milk health talk and a series of plays by New Era Young People society planned for July 14.
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Pleasant Prairie
Bessie Moorhead
Vera Petersen
Mary Wathan
Anna Mae Hermann
Unity Club
Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Grimm
Minnie Egel
Mary Paul
Marie Ehrecke
Alfred Petersen
Bellevue Hospital
Richard Karl
Petersen
Mae Ankel
Muscatine
Franklin Parrish
Theodore Harker
Moline
Norma Hetzler
New Era Four-H Club
Blanche Fitchner
Lorraine Raub
G. R. Cole
Donna Jeanne
Ida Mae Hetzler
Grace Petersen
New Era Young People’s Society
Odetta Grimm
Agnes Hetzler
Corrine Hetzler
Gordon
Donald Moorhead
Charles Hermann
Chicago
Erie Chapel
Blue Grass
Cotton Reduction Drive Continues Amid Crop Cut Push
Washington reports the government extends the cotton reduction drive to Wednesday night with a chance of another extension. Secretary Wallace promises farmer participation before contract offers are checked. Simultaneously a wheat program begins with a 30 cent per bushel processing tax on wheat for food, and officials anticipate a court challenge to power to trim wheat output via taxes and payments to farmers who reduce acreage.
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Washington
Dixie
Wallace
George N. Peek
Judgment Sought in District Court Over $226 Debt
Margaret Kleindolph sues John Elfers for 226 dollars asserting rent for a room advance for a radio purchase and gauge rent. A writ of attachment against the defendant’s effects is requested. Automatic Gravel seeks motions for more specifics on gravel deliveries in related actions involving Northern Gravel Hahn Brothers Lynch Construction and Automatic firm.
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John Elfers
Margaret Kleindolph
Automatic Gravel Products Company
Northern Gravel Company
Hahn Brothers Land and Gravel Company
Lynch Construction Company
Automatic Firm
Too Much to Ask Wife Returns From Absence
A terse exchange centers on a wife returning two hours late for supper while the husband longs for optimism. the note hints at a shared domestic tension and mood shift.
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Darling
Pleasant Prairie Aid Society Sees Summer Break
The Pleasant Prairie Ladies' Aid society will pause meetings through summer and resume in September. The church budget plan continues with a summer committee meeting to raise funds for balancing the church budget. Children from poor families were offered outings funded by Mrs. Alice Pickering. local hosts included Henry Paul, Daniel Grimm, M. E. Moorhead, John Jenkins, and Mrs. Anna Jenkins.
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Alice Pickering
Henry Paul
Daniel Grimm
M. E. Moorhead
John Jenkins
Anna Jenkins
Pleasant Prairie Ladies’ Aid Society
The
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