Jury Continues Sioux City Graft Investigation
Woodbury county grand jury in Sioux City, Iowa, pressed witness questioning as it nears a third anticipated partial report since May. The panel, delaying two to three weeks between reports, heard from Mrs. Alice Wagoner Mrs. Roy James Frank Wynn Lucile Crase Alex Cases George Dusek and Mrs. Pat O'Brien.
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Sioux City
Woodbury County
Leona Flan
Alice Wagoner
Roy James
Frank Wynn
Lucile Crase
Alex Cases
George Dusek
Pat O’brien
Flashes of Life News Roundup
A regional AP led collection covers a Treverton doctor jailed for blue law penalties, a New York foreman rescuing a cat from a 90 foot crane, health notes on arthritis linked to animal studies, Tulsa's abandoned city jail garden due to theft, and a Fort Worth case of a pin swallowed six decades ago found by X ray.
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New York
Blackie Jacobs
Jacobs
Atlantic City
N. J
Cassius Way
New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association
Tulsa
Okla
Carr
Fort Worth
Tex
Allie Carnes
Fruitland Sunshine Club Holds Meeting
Fruitland workers club members met Tuesday night to practice for a demonstration at the West Liberty fair in August. Jeanette Bierman and Dorothy Bryant will demonstrate canning green beans. The annual tea for Mothers and friends is set at Mrs. Harry Kemp’s home on August 1. Dorothy Simmons H. D. A. and her sister attended. A cottage prayer meeting was held at the Hummells’ home on Wednesday night with a small crowd. Another meeting is planned for next Wednesday. location to be decided. The Fruitland township school board held a special meeting at Lone Tree school for the annual tax budget. only board members were present.
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Fruitland
Fruitland Sunshine Workers Club
West Liberty Fair
Jeanette Bierman
Dorothy Bryant
Harry Kemp
Dorothy Simmons H. D. A
German Veterans Groups Banned
The German interior ministry dissolved 45 Baden Baden Steel Helmet groups for subversive tendencies. Local ranks allegedly included former opponents, under whose influence the organization became political opposition to the Nazi movement, endangering political unity.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Ministry of the Interior
Baden Steel Helmets
Mrs. Clark Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. C. B. Clark returned Wednesday evening to Washington after visiting her son Clair Clark and family. Grandson Loren Clark joined her for a two week stay. The Concord Charity circle met at Mrs. Robert Barnes and planned a barrel of fruit for the Orphan's home in September.
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Concord
C. B. Clark
Washington
Clair Clark
Loren Clark
V. R. Frisk
Opal Bonnichsen
Chester Carlson
Silvis
Elmer Shellabarger
Ray
Cecil
Muscatine
Shellabarger
Cecil Lucas
W. E. Whicher
Billie
Burlington
C. B. Shellabarger
Concord Charity Circle
Robert Barnes
Rudolph Schichting
Measure to Balk U. S. Suits Approved by Committee
Washington The house banking committee approved an administration bill to bar suits against the government to collect damages claimed from the devaluation of the dollar.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Pilots Offer to Aid Ethiopia From Grasse and Addis Ababa
Grasse France Hal Du Berrier says he recruited 12 American pilots to form an Ethiopian air corps with Maj Granville Pollock aiding the effort. Emperor Haile Selassie to supply plans but dates to Addis Ababa remain undisclosed. Col Hubert Julian Harlem flier gains Ethiopian citizenship and may be assigned a role under aviation director. Engine maintenance note closes the item with a unrelated mechanical tip.
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Grasse
France
Hal du Berrier
Ethiopia
Duberrier
Granville Pollock
LaFayete
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Egypt
Hubert Julian
Harlem
Italy
District Deputy to Install Officers at K of C Meeting
Laurent council Knights of Columbus will hold a special meeting on July 25 in Muscatine. P. F. Kamber of Clinton, district deputy, will install newly elected officers. The gathering also read a letter from Bishop Henry P. Rohlman appointing Rev. Leo Kuebrick of St. Marys church as chaplain for the coming year.
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Laurent Council
Knights of Columbus
P. F. Kamber
Clinton
Muscatine
Henry P. Rohlman
Davenport
Leo Kuebrick
St. Mary’s Church
Work in Forests to Provide Jobs
E. W. Tinker announced immediate national forest work in nine north central states for 1,237 men, funded by emergency relief totaling 997 936 dollars. Ninety percent will come from relief rolls with Iowa hiring 52 men as land becomes available.
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Milwaukee
North Central Region
E. W. Tinker
Tinker
Iowa
S Moines
David Arrivee
Arrivee
Government
Soldiers Relief Spends $647.72 in Muscatine County June
A Muscatine county report shows $647.72 spent by the Soldiers Relief Commission in June to aid 46 families. Expenditures include groceries $353.30 medical aid $97.06 rent $139.26 clothing $34.95 insurance $11.11 meals for transients $8.00 and fuel $4.04.
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Muscatine County
Soldiers Relief Commission
William Schoenig
Miss Staples and Ralph Terrill Wed at Cedar Street Home
Miss Margaret Staples and Ralph Terrill were married at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the home of the Rev W H Schwiering 408 Cedar street The Rev Schwiering associate pastor at First Methodist Episcopal church officiated The bride is a nurse at Baker hospital Subscribe for the Journal.
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Margaret Staples
Ralph Terrill
W. H. Schwiering
Cedar Street
Schwiering
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Baker Hospital
Col Alfred Dreyfus Dies in France at 76
Col Alfred Dreyfus, central figure in France's famed Dreyfus affair, died in France at age 76. The case began in 1894, saw conviction for treason, exile to Devil's Island, a second trial, and eventual vindication leading to reinstatement in the army.
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France
Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Republic
Germany
Devil's Island
French Guiana
Supreme Cert
Youth Slain After Attempted Robbery in Toledo
Police identified the slain shooter as James Christenson 22 of Lawton Iowa after he wounded Ida Wexler in an attempted robbery. Officers Bruen and Picott chased and fired when he moved to shoot them. a Iowa driver’s license with Christenson’s name and address was found on the body.
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Toledo
Ohio
James Christenson
Lawton
Ida Wexler
Miss Wexler
Pat Bruen
Maurice Picott
Iowa
Christenson
Hops Excluded in AAA Revision Bill Vote
In an initial record vote the senate removed hops from the commodities eligible for marketing orders under the AAA revision. The 48 to 34 decision followed a Duffy of Wisconsin motion, despite McNary of Oregon arguing hops are far from parity with 1909 to 1914 purchasing power.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Duffy
D-Wis
McNary
R-Cre
Bids Opened for Temporary Buildings at Three U S Locks
Charles Langman of Rock Island submitted the low bid of 8064.11 for construction of temporary buildings at locks and dams No. 13 Clinton No. 14 Le Claire and No. 17 New Boston when bids were opened at the U S Engineer's office. His bid undercut the government estimate.
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Rock Island
Charles Langman
Clinton
le Claire
New Boston
U. S
Langman
School Heads in State to Gather Des Moines Meeting
Miss Agnes Samuelson state superintendent calls county superintendents to Des Moines for a July 25 26 round table on improving school instruction. Speakers include Miss Willie Lawson Arkansas State Teachers Association secretary and Dr. James Glass Rollins College education professor.
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Des Moines
Agnes Samuelson
Roosevelt Plans Weekend Outing at Chesapeake Bay Preserve
President Roosevelt will spend the weekend at the Jefferson Club hunting and fishing preserve on an island in Chesapeake Bay. Democratic Senate leaders will join the delegation for the outing blending business with leisure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jefferson Club
Chesapeake Bay
Senate
Treasure chests found in Wheeling attic mystery unfolds
Four heirs of a former U S consul await arrival from Wheeling West Virginia as Oklahoma City attorney C W Clift claims discovery of three brass chests containing silver. He says the treasure is part of a $100 000 estate left by Mrs Henry L Hazlett widow of Louis S Delaplaine and hidden in a secret attic of a Wheeling building once used as a residence.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Guiana
Wheeling
W. Va
C W. Clift
Henry L. Hazlett
Louis S. Delaplaine
Clift
Delaplaine
New Flight Routine Lets Pilot Choose Route Hours Before
A large airline introduces a flying routine allowing pilots to set the flight course, altitude, and power one hour before departure. Regulations require a meeting with dispatcher and meteorologist to study weather maps for the prior 12 hours. The soy bean was known in China over 5000 years ago.
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China
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