Four prosecutors to study psychiatry for Leopold Loeb case
Chicago July 12 Dr William Krohn will lead four assistant state's attorneys in a ten day two hour daily course in psychiatry psychology and medicine to prepare for the Leopold Loeb murder trial. The aides Joseph B Savage Milton J Smith John Sbarbaro and Lert Cronson seek to counter defense expert testimony and avoid a plea of insanity. Judge Caverly has set July 21 for preliminary motions and Darrow may seek an insanity hearing or a postponement if needed.
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Chicago
Wiliam O. Krohn
Robert E Crowe
Nathan Lepold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Crowe
School For
Krohn
John R. Caverly
Darrow
Iowa oil probe may not proceed, AG says
Des Moines July 12 John Fletcher assistant attorney general says prosecutions of Iowa oil companies by the federal government for restraint of trade probably will not materialize. Fletcher spoke after a conference with United States Attorney General Stone. He added that any move is up to the federal docket and that state prosecutors will cooperate in sharing information on oil operations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John Fletcher
Fletcher
United States
Stone
Fletcher States
Bureau Foresees Grain Market Sale Amid Pact
Chicago July 12 The American Farm Bureau Federation forecasts a near term sale of five fading grain marketing firms to American farmers. The deal values between 15 million and 20 million dollars and may involve a new cooperative marketing corporation in Illinois with about 10 million capitalization. A federation special committee has studied the plan and expects favorable details to be worked out.
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Chicago
Jaly
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ted
Stoltowe
Illinois ‘Co-Operative Marketine
Auto Theft Cases Headed to State Court
Farl Cox Jack Crumrine Orin Carpenter and Ray Hastead charged with grand larceny in auto thefts were arraigned by Police Judge Joseph Hays. Cox and Crumrine granted venue changes to state court. Carpenter and Hastead remanded to jury trials with bonds waived at 2500 each. Darr 1112 Steuben fined 10 for disturbing the peace. Stanley Veigh fined 15 for same charge. C Schuyler 2801 Prospect fined 20 for speeding. A reckless driving charge was dismissed.
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Farl Cox
Jack Crumrine
Orin Carpenter
Ray Hastead
Jude Joseph Hays
Cox
Crumrine
T Carpenter
Hastead
The
Darr
Steuben
Stanley Veigh
Aime
C. Schuyler
Prospect Street
Reck
Peter Rabbit Goes Looking For Pun
Peter Rab steps into the Green Forest to seek mischief and scare Jimmy Skunk. He contemplates a boastful jump over a log for a prank but backs down thrice before finally leaping, ending with a note that the next story will reveal his mistake.
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Peter Rabbit
Thornton W. Burgess
Mother Nature
Peter
Timmy
Jimmy
Jimmy Skunk
Weather forecast by region Iowa Illinois Nebraska South Dakota
IowaPartly cloudy tonight and Sunday slightly cooler tonight Illinois Generally fair tonight and Sunday probably thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in southeast portion slightly cooler tonight in east and south portions Nebraska Partly cloudy tonight sand Sunday not much change in temperature South Dakota Probably unsettled tonight and Sunday not much change in temperature
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Illinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
Births and newborns reported in local notices
Girls and boys welcomed at local homes and hospitals. Names include Jimison at 2528 Chambers Street born July 11 at Maternity hospital. Northrup at 1706 Morningaide Avenue born July 12 at Lutheran hospital. Fraunfeld at 93 South Alice Street born July 12 at Maternity hospital. Woolworth at 1920 South Olive Avenue born July 12. Evert at 410 Cook Street born July 12 at Lutheran hospital.
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Carroll R
Morningaide Avenue
Lutheran Hospital
Fraunfeld
Arthur
South Alice Street
Woolworth
Ralph
South Olive Avenue
Maternity Hospital
Evert
W. H
Cook Street
Sioux City Woman Hattie Reynolds Dies at 67
Mrs. Hattie Reynolds, 67, longtime Sioux City resident of 312 Tenth Street, died early today at a local hospital after weeks of illness. She lived in Sioux City 37 years and is survived by husband Frank Reynolds adopted son Walter Harvey two brothers Charles Pattin Fort Pierre S D and M B Pattin Spokane and two nieces Mrs R Avennette and Mrs J A Smith. Body at Samuels Bros. undertaking pending funerals.
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Tenth Street
Reynolds
Sioux City
Frank Reynolds
Walter Harvey
Charles Pattin
Fort Pierre
Samuels Bros. Undertaking Establishment
Fural
Concourse Paving Opens Season as Streets Converge
Three streets at West Firth and Perry converge at a triangular base marking the Perry Creek improvement program launch. The project, announced by Councilman E C Wesley, will extend through summer with additional concourses planned at West Eighth Street. Existing paving work continues as streets join the new concourse network.
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Perry
Perry Creek
E. C. Wesley
Tesiden Perry
West Sixth
Park
West Eighth Street
Armistice Requested by Rebels in Sao Paulo War
Rio de Janeiro July 12 The government refused the rebels armistice request and will accept only unconditional surrender. Major Bartholdo Klinger captured, federal troops advance, bombardment continues in Sao Paulo city amid rising prisoner counts and desertions.
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Rio de Janeiro
de Commercio
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Hebrew School Picnic At Woodland Park
The Hebrew school annual picnic will be held Sunday at Woodland park. A base ball game between the Ivre club and the Junior Brotherhood of Mt Sinai temple opens at 2:30 p.m. The event includes a community gathering and activities for students and members.
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Hebrew School
Woodland Park
Ivre Club
Junior Brotherhood of Mt
Woman Is Clubbed to Death in St Louis
In St Louis on July 12 a brutal murder left 28 year old Mrs Marie Henke dead from a wrench blow in her bed. Police indicate a tramp or sneak thief broke in and a $150 cash stash lay in the bedroom. The wrench was found near the bed. no assault beyond the fatal strike is reported.
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St. Louis
Marie Henke
Former Orange City Man Succumbs in California
M Vander Plants died in Modes ta California after a period of ill health. A longtime resident of Orange City and nearby towns, he was known for joining the Klondike gold rush era and remained active in the community into later years. His obituary notes a long life marked by frontier adventure and participation in local veteran circles. His death coincides with upcoming membership drives and Legion activities planned for September.
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Grephle
Sioux County
Rela Tiver
M. Vander
Mile Home
Modesta Cal
Naseau
Range City
Hore
Simone
eSeres
Henaham
Paes
County Court House
National American Legion
St. Paul
Huge Chimney Erected By Plant at Ida Grove
Ida Grove Iowa July 12 The Heine Chimney company of Cherokes will finish the new stack for the Ida Grove Electric and Heating company this week as the stack forms are completed. Des Moines Iowa July 12 Storms to the West caused a transit of about fifty feet and the Iowa Power and Electric Company aviator passed over Des Moines.
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Heine Chimney Company
Cherokes
Ida Grove Electric and Heating Company
Dee Moines
Here
Iowa Power and Electric Com-Aviator
Des Moines
Carroll
Antion
Judge Advocates Tougher Marriages to Ease Divorces
Judge T C Hathcock of Atlanta argues marriages should be harder to obtain to reduce future divorces. He urges longer banns publication and public posting to prevent hasty marriages and elopements, suggesting stronger laws will keep couples from entering ill suited unions. He contends divorces are rising as marriages are too easy.
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Municipal Court of
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United States
Uma
Europe
Mar
Eagle Grove
Rozelia Ziegler
Chautauana
Gladys
Endin
Aivarea Court
New tourist park planned at Neosauqua tour site
An article fragment notes Neosauqua plans a new tourist park. Other items list Bloomfield runaways Charles and Robert, Helmond’s Amy Case Peter son teaching in Taft, and various comments on marriage laws and local civic notes across multiple towns.
Hawarden boys at Camp Foster under Rev Vance director
Hawarden Twenty three Hawar den boys are at Camp Foster for 10 days under director Rev W F Vance with Barton and Forest Schoneman as assistants. Storm Lake to build an $84 000 fire station and city hail wall.
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Camp Foster
Rev
W. F. Vance
Barton
Forest Schoneman
Aassistants
Storm Lake
Nashua man hurt when rat runs up his trouser
A Nashua man is injured after a rat ran up his trouser during an incident described in a local report. The event occurred in July and involved a startled reaction as the pest prompted a rash movement and minor injuries.
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Nashua
Rat
Leo
Neshua
Leo Feeine
French Colt Arrives Minus Fuss and Feathers
New York July 12 French colt Epimard with no fuss or feathers arrives at Belmont Park. The horse, born Berengaria, is from an ordinary army background and is described as gentle and adaptable to oats hay or spinach. Possible plans to move to Saratoga in a few days. Churchville Anthony Wagner, 1 years old, is dead.
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New York
Papyrus
Epinard
Pierre
Wertheimers
Belmont Park
Webster City
George W. Tandy
Berengaria
Kennicky
Mra Allen Park
Mason
Epimard
Saratoga
British Globe Girdler Jumps Off for Minato
Fragmented OCR notes report deaths and other items from several towns. Obituary mentions Webster City farmer Ralph Shaw 70 dead at home, born in North Carolina, wife and children surviving, and Mason member. Other fragments reference Maj MacLaren amphibian flight toward Minato and local bios for Berkley and Mediapolis residents.
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Ralph T. Shaw
North Carolina
Jefferfn
Keokuk
Former Sioux City Society Girl Dies in Missouri
Mrs. Mildred Murphy Rogers, 27, died at a Nevada sanitarium Missouri where she had been sent from San Antonio Texas for health reasons. She was daughter of Mrs Georgia Murphy of Sioux City and widow of Charles Rogers former president of the One Hundred club. Survived by husband, mother, and a two year old daughter Sally. Funeral services will be held in Kansas City Missouri at the home of her aunt Mrs G R Tyler.
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Charles Rogers
Nevada
San Antonio
Tex
Rogers
Mildred Murphy
Georgia Murphy
Douglas Street
Sioux City
Charles, Rogers
One Hundred Club
Church to Dedicate Marble Baptismal Font Tomorrow
A carved marble baptismal font donated by the young married people organization of the First Presbyterian Church will be dedicated at tomorrow morning's services. The S. C. group has been active in church work over the past year. Musical numbers include a bass solo by Hans quartet and performances by Mrs. RL Wir, F. W. Bennett, T. P. Reynor, and Mr. Asper. Christianity's Two-Fold Message presented by Mr Rippey.
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First Presbyterian Church
S. C
Hans
RL Wir
F. W. Bennett
T. P. ‘Reynor
Mr. Asper
Rippey
Matlock Farm Bureau Plans Special Meeting
Matlock ia July 12. The farm bureau plans a large turnout for a special meeting on July 17 at Matlock. A. Sykes of Ida Grove, a leader in the movement, will deliver the principal address and is affiliated with the Meat Growers Association of Town. The committee includes Rev. J. B. Ralston, W. J. Osgood and Fred Wolf. Twelve taken at Elkader Ta July 11. Twelve violators were bound over to the October term of the grand jury under $1,000 bond after county moonshine and bootlegger raids yesterday.
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Matlock
Farm Bureau
A. Sykes
Ida Grove
Farm Bureau Movement
Meat Growers’ Association of Town
J. B. Ralston
W. J. Osgood
Fred Wolf
Elkeder
Elkader
Man wounds wife kills nine in Philadelphia street shooting
Bowers, 28, shot and wounded his wife Mrs. Mary Carson, 85, in Philadelphia after a street confrontation. He then turned the gun on himself, firing at a traffic officer who confronted him. The officer returned fire, and an ambulance arrived as the man died.
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Bowers
Mary B. Carson
Den
N. J
Ty Bowers
Two Answer Jud On Liquor Cha Mayhem
Ray Conklin of Leeds faced a continuance arraignment on liquor related charges after police found him at home with mash and still equipment. Stanley Kalick was arrested on a nuisance charge and posted bond after a prior state charge.
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Ray Conklin
Leeds
Stanley Kalick
Pia Bond
Sioux City Woman Dies in Kansas
Mrs. Noyes, a Sioux City resident, died Friday in Kansas after a serious illness. She leaves a son, Joseph Noyes, and five other sons, with several services planned in Sioux City and Nevada, Mo.
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Joseph Noy
Third Street
Lve Sons
Thveral
Wil Vada
Oil Society Purchases Land Near Sioux Center
In Sioux Center on July 12 the Co Operative Oil and Gas has bought land near the railroad for storage. About 350 individuals have bought stock in the concern as the company rapidly advances. Three storage tanks of 15,000 gallons each have been ordered and will be installed immediately.
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Sioux Center
Co-Operative Oil and Gassoo
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