Darrow Critiques NRA and Global Leaders in 1930s Newswire Tone
The article quotes Clarence Darrow railing at amateurs in the NRA and chiding leaders for not using “statesmanship.” It surveys Stalin’s Russia, Hitler’s grip in Germany, the Dalai Lama reincarnation, Tibetan Buddhism procedures, Tammany Hall, and global crises from China’s famine to Bertrand Russell’s views on India. It also notes U.S. corporate profits, especially the Bell System, and urban crime mentions alongside railroad detectives in New York.
Tripoli Defeats Nashua 14-5 in Cedar Valley League game
Tripoli routed Nashua 14 to 5 as Nashua faced rough play in heat. Tripoli’s runs came in four innings with key hits from Spier Somers Krueger and Fergeman. Box score notes Spier 3 RBIs, Simpson 2, Somers 2, Krueger 2, and Emmons among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Boys
Nashua
Tripoli
Bennett
Fergeman
Krueger
Spier
Emmons
D. Chandler
Simpson
Somers
D. Krueger
Bowers
Wilson
Waverly Beats Readlyn 8 5 to Tie For Lead
Waverly climbed into a share of first place with Readlyn by defeating Readlyn 8 to 5 on Sunday. Ramage pitched well for Waverly while Gehrke replaced Wittenberg in the seventh for Readlyn. Strumple and Gehrke led the Readlyn offense with two hits and two walks each. Ellwood added three hits for Waverly. Batteries: Ramage and Graham for Waverly. Wittenberg Gehrke and Matthias for Readlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Readlyn
Realyn
Ramage
Wittenberg
Gehrke
Strumple
Smalling
Elwood
Rhe Waverly
Graham
Matthias
Shell Rock bats down Sumner 11 to 1 in Cedar Valley clash
Shell Rock pitcher Lyle Bellis from Elma again spurred an 11 hit attack as Shell Rock beat Sumner 11 to 1 to climb out of the Cedar Valley league cellar. Gambiani Savage and Newell led the offense, while Bulgren pitched for Sumner and allowed four hits.
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Shell Rock
Sumner
Des Moines
Bellis
Burial Rites Held Our John Debel
John Debel 51 died Sunday morning at his brother Nels home in Tripoli after months of cancer liver illness. Born May 31 1883 in Denmark he served in the US Army and lived in Illinois before settling with family in Tripoli fifteen years ago. Survived by mother 83 brothers Magnus Theodore sisters Margretta Marie Bernetta and Mrs Walter Sorenson with extended families in Denmark and Iowa. Funeral at Nels Debel home Tuesday 1 30 pm conducted by Rev E F Byers. Burial Fremont Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Debel
Nels
Henry
Margeretta Debel
Denmark
Horne
Mr. Debel
America
Illinois
Tripoli
Debel
United States Regular Army
Philippine Islands
Iowa City
University Hospital
Magnus
Margretta
Marie
Bernetta
Walter Sorenson
Eagle Center
Iowa
Theodore
Civilian Conservation Corps
Corydon
Bladena
Hans
Nels Debel
E. F. Byers
Alice Kruger
Alwin Maurer
Jesus
Fremont Cemtery
Pennington v Town of Sumner in District Court
C. W. Pennington and others sue the Town of Sumner in district court seeking a temporary injunction to restrain defendants from entering contracts for the erection of an electric light and power plant.
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C. W. Pennington
Town of
Sumner
Unclear Amateur Box Score Fragment Sparks Incomplete Report
An OCR fragment details partial scoring by Sumner and Shell Rock with incomplete innings or periods. It lists battery names Kasemier Platte Leyh Bellis Gambiani and ends abruptly after a late eighth inning sequence, leaving the final result and full context unread.
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Rhe Sumner
Kasemier
Platte and
Leyh
Bellis
Gambiani
Charles H. Keding Dies in Waterloo After Stroke
Charles H. Keding 72, former Tripoli resident, died Friday at 6:10 am at his daughter’s home in Cedar Falls after a lingering illness. Born April 24 1862 in Cook County Illinois, he ran a blacksmith shop in Tripoli and owned property recently bought by Henry Skeries. Survived by four daughters, eleven grandchildren, three brothers and a sister. Funeral at Trinity American Lutheran Church Waterloo with burial in Fremont Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Keding
Tripoli
Dayton Wright
Cedar Falls
Mr. Keding
Henry Keding
Cook County
Illinois
Henry Skeries
Waverly
Waterloo
Keding
Mary Martens
Reding
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ernest Haase
Plainfield
W. L. Smith
R. W. van Riper
Sumner
Herman Keding
Louis Keding
Milwaukee
Wis
Louise Fink
Petersen Bros
G. E. Melchert
Fremont Cemetery
Town
Picnic Held At Louis Pries Home Sunday
Rev and Mrs W F Malte and son from Owego New York arrived for a July 24 picnic at the Louis Pries home near Bremer. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wm Westendorf Fairbank Mr and Mrs Wm Lenius Mr and Mrs John Prestien and daughter Tripoli Mr and Mrs Harry Bark and family Cedar Falls Mr and Mrs Herbert Pries and family Readlyn and Mrs Martha Pries and family Maynard. An evening gathering followed at the Wm Lenius home before Rev Malte and son left Wednesday for Lancaster Wisconsin to visit Mrs Malte's brother Ed Schwarze then Chicago to see their son Hugo and return to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Malte and Son
Owego
New York
Louis Pries
Bremer
Wm. Westendorf
Fairbank
Wm. Lenius
John Prestien
Tripoli
Harry Bark
Cedar Falls
Herbert Pries
Readlyn
Martha Pries
Maynard
Marie
Chicago
Hugo
Notice of County Teachers Examinations at Waverly Office
Uniform county teachers examinations will be given in the office of the County Superintendent at Waverly Wednesday Thursday and Friday August 1 2 and 3 6 30 Mildred E Smith County Superintendent.
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Waverly
Town
Plan for Tripoli Barbeque Event Seeks Bigger Crowd
Tripoli Commercial Club members met to plan a second annual barbeque set for Thursday August 16. Last year’s event drew a large crowd, prompting organizers to form committees for finance advertising eats band parade street sports dance ball game speaker and seating.
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Tripoli
FE. H. Stehn
J. H. Hale
W. Buechele
Lee O. Peacock
E. H. Hankner
W. H. Meier
J. A. Hale
E. H. Stehn
W. J. Hagenbuch
E. C. Claus
P. J. Amlie
G. H. Doty
Wm. Ward
E. H. Kuker
KE. A. Carstensen
N. G. White
A. C. Hoyt
H. J. Hankner
L. C. Chapin
W. H. Warner
H. O. Bierie
Mrs. D. Krueger
Harold Miller
FE. G., Michael
W. C. Fergeman
J. A. Nienhaus
H. W. Krueger
C. A. Stewart
Fred Fink
N. R. Ambrose
Harry Buhr
Fred Warnke
R. J. Bunger
J. J. Fink
M. W. Bennett
Fred Ambrose
Conrad Otterstetter
L. H. Fink
Wm. Gannon
W. H. Bull
H. H. Sorg
County Wins Case Against Mrs E Noon
Bremer county has secured judgment in the sum of 2048 dollars against Eva M Noon of Sumner for unpaid taxes. Judge T A Beardmore granted the order in district court at Waverly on Friday. The judgment covers unpaid money and credits taxes claimed to be due. Suit to recover the taxes began months ago after special tax collector John Horning found the amount due. If unappealed to the supreme court, the judgment becomes a lien on the Noon property.
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Bremer County
Eva M. Noon
Sumner
T. A. Beardmore
Waverly
John Horning
Supreme Court
Finks Visit Waterloo After Brother-in-Law's Death
Mr and Mrs L H Fink their son Lowell and Mrs Louise Fink with son Fred drove to Waterloo Sunday evening to call on Mr and Mrs Dayton Wright following the death of Mrs Finks brother Charles Keding.
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L. H. Fink
Lowell
Louise Fink
Fred
Waterloo
Dayton Wright
Charles Kellner Dies Thursday In Iowa
Charles Kellner born April 8 1866 Crown Point Indiana died July 19 1934 at Bremer county home after a long illness. He lived in Dayton Leroy Sumner and Hawkeye with family including wife and two sons Herman and John Kellner. Funeral July 21 Congregational church with Rev E F Byers officiating. burial Fay cemetery northeast of Tripoli.
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Charles Kellner
Joseph
Sophia Kellner
Crown Point
Indiana
Iowa
Dayton Township
Leroy Township
Reka Knoll
Sumner
Herman
John
Thomas O'Connell
Frederika
Bremer
Herman Kellner
John Kellner
Hawkeye
Joe Kellner
Nashua
Waverly
Tripoli
Will Garner
Dena Kellner
Mike Sullivan
John O'Connell
Bernard Kellner
Fay Cemetery
E. F. Byers
Free Talking Picture Shown July 26 in Tripoli
A free talking picture titled These Thirty Years will be shown at the Buechele Lumber Yard in Tripoli on Thursday evening July 26 starting at 8 15. Tickets are available at the William Ambrose Garage. The Ford Motor Company presents a romance set thirty years ago in a town now a city with a cast including K Elmo Lowe Robert Strange Donald MacDonald and Frederick Forrester among more than 100 players.
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Tripoli
Wm. Ambrose
Ford
Buechele
Ford Motor Company
K. Elmo Lowe
Juliet
Armand
Camille
Jane Cowl
Robert Strange
Donald MacDonald
Frederick Forrester
Tripoli youths open bicycle repair shop
Three aggressive Tripoli youths Arnold Kowalsky Robert Hankner and Stanley Shipp start their business career by opening a bicycle repair shop in the old Spahn Rose Lumber yard now owned by Buechele Lumber Co. The shop has tools to fix bicycles and seeks connections with reputable bicycle concerns to handle new bicycles.
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Tripoli
Arnold Kowalsky
Robert Hankner
Stanley Shipp
Spahn & Rose
Buechele Lumber Co
Fire at Corkery farm near Sumner destroys barns and livestock
A 1:30 p.m. July 24 fire at the John Corkery farm three miles south and one mile east of Sumner destroyed two barns a hog house pump house and chicken house. Losses include 200 bushels of oats three loads of hay a calf and several hogs. Corkery was threshing nearby when the blaze started. insurance partly covers the loss.
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John Corkery
Sumner
Corkery
County Woman Dies After Tuberculosis Long Illness
Victim of tuberculosis Miss Lucille Donahue trained as a nurse at Mercy hospital and worked as an office assistant for Dr. L. C. Kern. She died at St. Anthony's Home in Dubuque after seven years of illness, survived by her mother and sister. Funeral held at St. John's Independence with Mercy hospital personnel and three sisters attending.
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Lucille Donahue
Mercy Hospital
L. C. Kern
St. Anthony’s
Dubuque
Miss Donahue
Sunnycrest Sanitarium
Arizona
St. John’s Catholic Church
Independence
T. R. Collins
P. McQuire
Burial of Bert Rice Returns to Harlington
The body of Bert Rice former Harlington resident who died in Grand Forks North Dakota was brought home Sunday. Funeral services were held at Kaiser funeral home Monday afternoon with burial in Harlington cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs W A Rice early city residents. He is survived by his widow one daughter and two sisters Mrs Medora Bucknell and Mrs Lottie Miller both of California who accompanied the body for burial.
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Harlington
Bert Rice
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Kaiser Funeral Home
W. A. Rice
Medora Bucknell
Lottie Miller
California
Mary A. Mooney
C. Houseworth
Kansas
I. Mason
Grinnell
Barney Boesen
Nashua
Howard Boesen
Clifford Boesen
Waterloo
Ed Lynch
Ionia
Glenn Lynch
George Anderson
Ray Anderson
Waverly
Alec Mooney
Verla
Oelwein
Margaret Hallagan
Roy Herrmann
W. H. Mooney
W. J. Dempsey
Eagle Center
National Council of Catholic Women
Rose Mary Sager
Therese Sager
Kathryn Martin
Margaret Driscoll
Woman’s Club
Sauerbrei’s Woods
George Bates
Maryland
Baltimore
Beachley
Lloyd Woodruff
Mercy Hospital
A. A. Tegtmeier
Chicago
William Tofte
Covington
Ind
Albert Davis
W. A. Martin
J. A. Curry
Former Cigar Maker Dies In Colorado
Fred Diekmann 67, former city resident, died at his Greeley home last Tuesday after a stroke. Survived by widow and two sons. He previously worked as a cigar maker here and left about ten years ago. Burial in St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery.
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Fred Diekmann
Greeley
Colorado
Bred H
Forest Lake
Minn
Diekmann
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
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Clarence Darrow
NRA
Wee Darrow
Presiat
Mr. Darrow
Stalin
Russia
Milsio
Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Dalai Lama
Thibet
Lhasa
James J. Dooling
Tammany Hall
China
Nature
Bertrand Russell
India
Indus
Ihe
John Jacob Astor
Newport
L. Pet Readlyn
Luhring
D. Ch'dl
Weiss
If Banwell
Seda
D. K. Chandler
Cf-C
Wayne
Strike
Acusemessies Wilson
Jimmy Pui
MR Jones
Satterfield
Bon
Browm
Mildred E. Smith
Commercial Club
E. Noon
Cass Opera House
Gloria Stuart
Roger Pryor
Waverly News
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