Hackett Divorce Action Proceeds
The divorce case of 79 year old veterinarian Dr J Hackett continues with witness testimony from Hackett Mrs Minnie Hackett and relatives about alleged cruelty and inhuman treatment. Mrs Hackett seeks separation maintenance while denying abuse and recounting past correspondence before the 1932 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hackett
Dr. Hackett
John
Rosie Hathaway
Mr. Hackett
Hathaways
J. C. Coster
Hackett
Justice Coster
Menzo Grady
William Khone
Khone
Hathaway
John Hathaway
Rosie
Muscatine
Mark Taylor
William Schoenig
W. H. Bunz
John Wiegand
W. S. Norton
C. J. Hackett
Ernest Hackett
Detroit
Kiwanis Club Plans Picnic at M W Cottage
Kiwanis club finals announced a picnic for Wednesday afternoon at the M and W cottage. The event starts at 2 p m with a kittenball game at 3. Rev John Blough Mulford Congregational church spoke at the luncheon about people’s lack of appreciation for advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
M. W. Cottage
M. and
W. Cottage
Hotel Muscatine
John Blough
Mulford Congregational Church
Women win new roles aboard ships and in business
Miss Anne Owens told National Federation delegates that steamship lines hire women to train ship crews and offer hotel style service. She urged solid business training and public skills for executive housekeepers. Marie Struve urged women to keep drawing talent and warned temperamental artists have little place in commerce. Rose Cunningham cited investment careers as promising for elder women.
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Chicago
Anne Owens
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Miss Owens
National
Executive Housekeepers’ Association
Owens
Marie M. Struve
Davenport
Rose Cunningham
Des Moines
Wheelchair Prisoner Leaps to Death in Court Window
William Henry a 20 year old prisoner, drew up from his wheel chair and sprang four stories to death from a criminal court room of Chief Justice John Pry Stalski.
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Chicago
William Henry
John Pry- Stalski
Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Transfers to Clair R and Esther Law
Lina Coleman transfers undivided 1-30 of lot 15 block 40 Park Place Muscatine. LaFay Mesch guardian transfers undivided 1-90 in same tract. Dorothy and Ruth Besch guardians transfer undivided 1-30 in same tract. Anna Kemper transfers undivided 83-90 in same tract. Louisa Fotsch transfers northerly 5 feet of lot 81 Oak Ridge addition Muscatine.
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Lina Coleman
Clair R
Esther Law
Park Place
Muscatine
LaFay Mesch
Guardian
Dorothy
Ruth Besch
Anna Kemper
Louisa Fotsch
George W. Zoller
Oak Ridge
Elks Tourists Welcomed Here in Muscatine
Muscatine Elks hosted two goodwill drivers Ralph Jones of South Bend and Mark Love of Chicago en route to the national convention in Milwaukee. The pair traveled about 12 000 miles through states west of the Mississippi in two cars, starting May 31 from Longeles.
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Muscatine
Longeles
Mississippi River
North
South Dakota
New York
Tallahassee
Fla
Good Will Fleet
Elks Club
East Front Street
Elks Magazine
Mr. Jones
Mr. Love
Lodge
Burlington Lodge
Fleet
Robert Straw
Harold Ofelt
Lester Wiener
F. L. Hooke
WGN
Chicago
Chicago Rotary Club No. 1
Studebaker Corporation
the Wheel
Weber
Mayor’s Assailant Hangs Self in Jail
Atlantic city reports that Gay Rustman 26 of Cumberland Indiana confessed Monday night to being the mask wearing robber who beat and robbed Mayor Joseph Burnea at his grocery store early Monday. Rustman hanged himself with a belt in his jail cell and was removed to Cumberland for burial. He formerly lived here.
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Atlantic
Joseph Burnea
Gay Rustman
Cumberland
Rustman
Nebraska farmers seek higher prices on farm goods
H. G. Keeney, president of the Nebraska Farmers Union, after a central Nebraska tour, valued the purchasing dollar at 70 cents and said 50 cent corn helps farmers pay bills and taxes. He cited wheat around 81 to 86 cents and hog prices about $2, arguing prices must rise to align with costs.
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H. G. Keeney
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
National Union Organization
Nebraska
Keeney
District Court Notes Include Multiple Judgments and Admin Actions
The column lists judgments and filings including a $226 claim by Margaret Kleindolph against John Elfers for rent and other sums, an attachment writ, and motions by Automatic Gravel Products for details. It notes administratrix filings for Ella Heston, a $7,855.46 confession of judgment by J R Giesler, a $83 attorney fee order for Pleasant Prairie Savings Bank receivership, and an estate sale approval for Graham drug store. It also records guardian John R. Mark’s eighth report and Crusaders Iowa division re-election with temperance resolutions.
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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
John R. Mark
Ethel M. Mark
Illinois strengthens security law to protect investors
Springfield moves to amend the Illinois securities law adding new sections and clarifying wording. Rupert F. Bippus notes the change as a substantial improvement while Governor Horner and Edward J. Hughes urge safeguards after the Insull crash. The amendments require audited financial statements for offerings and extend to exempt exchanges.
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Springfield
Ill
Rupert F. Bippus
Securities Department
Secretary of State
Insull
Horner
Edward J. Hughes
Illinois
Certified Public Accountants
Public
Bippus
New York
Chiago
Boston
Chicago
Exemption Rules Tightened For Listed Security Firms
The measure ends exemptions for companies whose common stock traded on an exempt exchange and requires banks and trust companies to obtain approval for securities sales. It also increases revenue by registering brokers and agents.
Two Escape From Jail at Sac City
The bureau of investigation asked county sheriffs to watch for Ray Reiwand and James Lee both 20 who escaped Sac County jail at Sac City Monday night. They were arrested in Sioux City last Friday over an oil station holdup in Auburn Iowa.
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Des Moines
Bureau of Investigation
Sac County
Sac City
Ray Reiiwand
James Lee
Sioux City
Auburn
Hangar Fire Hits Des Moines Airport Building
A morning blaze at Des Moines Airport hangar caused about 15000 dollars in damage to the recently built 30000 dollar hangar. The fire, started by a backfiring tractor in the city garage, nearly burned through the east side roof. offices housing United Airlines and the federal weather service on the west side suffered smoke and water damage. The city carried 2500 dollars of insurance on the structure.
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Seo
Des Moines
United Airlines
Federal Weather Service
Bomb explodes in front of American Club Havana
A bomb exploded before the American Club in Havana injuring a porter in the leg. Windows were broken and the front damaged. No other injuries reported. Police or authorities investigating the assault.
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Havana
Government Defers Rock Island Drainage Work Awards
Notice states the government letting for drainage district No 17 repairs in Rock Island Illinois has been postponed indefinitely to allow time for the Musca the government work award.
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Rock Island
Illand
District Improvement Plans Under Government Work Award
Plans for district improvements are being prepared by a local engineering firm to coincide with the government work awarded. The preparation aims to synchronize construction schedules and ensure efficient use of resources as projects advance.
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Charles Bickford
Gwilie Andre
Eric Linden
Graham McNamie
Warner Baxter In “Dangerously
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Tion Picture Operators’ Union No
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Clark Gable
Evelyn Brent
Ned Spark
Lew Cody
WED
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George Brent
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