Bank Robbery Experts Investigate Northern Iowa Heist
Don Davis an investigator for the attorney general and head of the Bankers vigilantes left for Des Moines after examining the First National Bank of Bart Burt's robbery. Eight bandits entered the bank at two, three charges blew the safe, tracks were traced three miles north before wheel marks vanished on a busy highway. Sheriff L Hovey coordinated efforts as wires were repaired after a postal outage. Thousands visited the wrecked bank as officials prepared to reopen Monday.
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Bart
Towa
First National Bank
Don Davis
Attorney General's Office
Bankers
Des Moines
Burt
Davis
L . Hovey
Here
Hovey
Minneapolis
West Issues Challenge to Oregon Chief
Dusk ends a fourth night of manhunt for three convicts who escaped from Oregon State Penitentiary. Authorities believe the trio may be in canyon brush nine miles east of Salem, while funerals were held for two guards killed during the escape and one deputy was wounded.
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Ore
Tom Murray
Ellsworth Kelly
James Willos
Oregon
Bert Jones
Lute Savage
Yard
Holman
Savage
James Nesmith
Turnkey
Thome
Morgan Funeral A Simple Rite
Mrs. J. P. Morgan widow of the international banker will be buried in Locust Valley after a simple Protestant Episcopal service at St. John’s Lattington. The Rev. Charles W. Hinton will preside and interment will follow in the Locust Valley cemetery in the Morgan family plot. The Morgan estate remained closed and Locust Valley city hall flag flew at half mast.
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Glencove
N. Y
J. P. Morgan
International Banker
St. John’s Church
Lattington
Locust Valley
Protestant Episcopal Church
Charles W. Hinton
Japanese Honor Dead Diplomat In Honolulu
The body of Edgar Addison Bancroft, late Ambassador to Tokyo, arrived aboard the cruiser Tama. He rests in a special cabin aboard with the casket draped in stripes and guards of honor from Japanese sailors. wreaths and flags mark the tribute as the Tama sails for the mainland tomorrow.
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Honolulu
Edgar Addison Bancroft
Tokyo
United States
Honolule Harbor
Bancroft
Japanese Chamber of Commerce of
Rocky Mountain Polo Championship Set for Cheyenne Mountain Field
The western Rocky Mountain division polo championship will be decided Sunday as Wichita Kansas and Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming meet on Cheyenne mountain polo field. The winner goes to face Fort Leavenworth Kansas for a chance at Philadelphia and the overall Rocky Mountain title.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Wichita
Okio
No 1
Cham Ponot
Fitzsimmons denies Kyne in Dempsey Wills talks
Michigan City August 15 Floyd Fitzsimmons boxing promoter says he never asked Pacific coast spokesman William Kyne to promote the Dempsey Wills heavyweight title bout. He asserts no telegram was sent and hints at a Midwest staging next July or September with final signing in Chicago around September 20 with both parties present and radio coverage planned.
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Michigan City
Ind
Floyd Fitzsimmons
William P. Kyne
Pacific Coast
Spoksman
Demper- Wills
Far West
Fitzsimmons
Middlewest
New York
Paddy Mullins
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Company
Ohio officers trail bandits in Midwest bank raids
Toledo investigators pursue George Dutch Anderson and Charles One Arm Wolfe linked to Day ton and Ohio City bank robberies. Wolfe captured but silent. Authorities tie the pair to a Muncie Indiana killing and a $28 000 Dayton robbery as secret service agents chase leads from Toledo to Detroit.
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Ohio
George
Dutch) Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Anderson
Charles
Wolfe
Ben Hante
Muncie
Ind
Dayton
Ohio City
Muneile
Albert House
Secret Service
Detroit
Dry Offiers in Conference Indicates Dry Enforcement Plan
Washington August 15 AP Secretary Andrews calls a general prohibition conference for next Tuesday to prepare for September reorganization of the dry forces. Eight division chiefs and twenty-two state directors are invited to attend to learn the enforcement viewpoint from Washington.
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Andrews
Hazeltine
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Alaska
Charles Goff
California
W. W. Anderson
Carl Jackson
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
W. T. Day
South Carolina
Georgia
Harvey K. Duncan
Florida
Porto Rico
W. D. Moss
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
R. F P. Merrick
New York
New Jersey
Samuel F. Rutter
Elias Marsters
Addison K. Lusk
Frank M. Poole
Arizona
E de Nebares
Joseph A. Linville
Roy
Lyle
Waemiegen
John F. Vivian
G. A. Brunson
Towa
Haynes
W. H. Walker
New Evidence Prompts Reindictment of Looney in 1922 Murder
Rock Island August 15 AP Reindictment of John P Looney for the 1922 killing of William Gabel a saloon keeper will be sought from the Rock Island county grand jury when recalled next Monday states attorney Ben Bell said Looney a former director was convicted of conspiracy with city officials to shield gambling The latest probe under way for months ties Looney more closely to the homicide he already faces indictments with others from an antivice campaign.
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Rock Island
John P. Looney
William Gabel
Ben
Bell
Looney
Whitaker Granted Full Pardon by Board of Pardons
Boise Aug 15 AP The Idaho state board of pardons in a special session approved a plan to grant James G Whitaker 24 a full pardon at the board meeting in October pending his compliance with publication requirements. Whitaker had been released four and a half years ago on a conditional pardon after serving 13 years for killing his mother in a fit of anger.
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Boise
State Board of Pardons
James G. Whitaker
Whitaker
Gallen
Moore
Visitors from Yellowstone Trip Stop in City
Sreve Maloney storts editor of the Salt Lake Telegram and W W Bowman of the Ogden Standard Examiner visited Saturday evening while returning from an automobile trip to Yellowstone park. They reported an enjoyable journey and signed Tribune Want ads for results.
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Sreve Maloney
Storts
Salt Lake Telegram
W. W. Bowman
Ogden Standard Examiner
Yellowstone Park
Season's Handicap Shoot at Pocatello Trapehooting Club
The Pocatello Trapehooting Club closes its season with a Sunday shoot on August 30. Secretary Terry lists the 15 highest averages and prize lineup including a Palmetto tent, a fly rod, and a target rifle for shooters who reach 300 targets under the added bird handicap system.
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Pocatello Trapehooting Club
Terry
Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
Rork Book Store
Scanlan Hardware
Gener
Wireless phones on Hamburg Berlin trains debut
Hamburg August 15 AP report. A six year effort yields wireless telephony on the Hamburg Berlin railroad. Passengers can call or be called from any exchange by any subscriber. System to expand to main government rail sections.
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Hamburg
Hamburg-Berlin
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