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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1931

Page

4

Tripoli voters set June bond vote for 40000 school

The Independent School District of Tripoli will hold a June 2 election to decide a $40,000 bond for a new or relocated school building. Voters will also choose site location and consider maintaining the current site. The paper argues the town needs better facilities as enrollment grows and notes building costs are currently lower.

Tripoli Board of Education

Publicity rules and the burden of news

The passage argues that crime and court actions become public through newspaper coverage. It notes relatives may plead for obscurity, but news outlets must report happenings, since readers pay for stock and trade. The author shifts blame from papers to miscreants for seeking privacy.

Washington politics and outlawry mix in a Kansas City letter

A columnist blends political undercurrents in Washington with human interest tales. He recalls teenager Bryan Untiect and celebrates Dorothy Marie Johnson who faced deadly poison, then meets Emmett Dalton in Kansas City. Dalton, once an outlaw, speaks on crime not paying, stressing law's supremacy. The piece ends noting that this is all the political news in Washington today.

Josh Billings Washington Bryan Kansas City University of Ilinois Kansas State University School of Medicine Dorothy Marie Johnson United States Bryan Untiect Chicago Emmett Dalton Coffeyville, Kansas Mr. Dalton Hollywood California Dalton Coffeyville

Hoover Plans to Abandon Army Posts for Efficiency

President Hoover argues the plan to abandon 20 to 30 army posts will boost military efficiency by concentrating forces. Hoover also noted staff demand for a stronger, more centralized army. Hoover Jr. and family will summer in Palo Alto, health improving. Hastings to White House staff replaces Strother. Leiva beaten in legation burglary. Stimson pledges probe. Senator King and Republican independents push higher income taxes to balance the budget.

Washington Hoover Herbert Hoover, Jr White House Palo Alto California Hover Capial George A. Hastings Hastings French Strother Stimson King Utah Senate Finance Committee Senate Republican

Northern Frontier Tensions Stir Over Manning and Love

Alan wrestles with duty and affection as Inspector Haskell pressures him to quit the Mounted for a Victoria job. Bill Hardsock brings news of a deadly raid on the Midnight Sun that killed Jimmy Montgomery and robbed the crew, forcing Alan to plan immediate pursuit while Elizabeth confronts pressures from both men and the looming threat of Haskell’s jealousy. Joyce remains a potential danger as bandits head toward MacMillan’s post.

Alan Elizabeth Victoria Steele Tie Mackenzie Bill Hardsock Haskell Inspector Haskell Mounted Waskell North Sammy Alooska Bill Jimmy Montgomery Jimmy MacMillan Joyce Dave Ped Abin Gonstelle Larry Younge Larry Ace Maskell Alan Baker Constable Whipple Beeraete Baker Larry Youngze Elizabeth Spaulding

Trinity Church tract tied to royal grants and Dutch trade history

The Trinity church tract, about 62 acres known as Kingsfay ukes’ farm and the Queen’s farm, passed from Van Twiller to Roelof Jans in 1636, then to Anneke, and via Cornelius Bopraryus to a tray port instrument in 1670. Col Francis Lovelace oversaw incorporation in 1697 and Queen Anne formally presented the tract to Trinity in 1705. The article then shifts to speculative notes on perpetual daylight driven by invention and modern traffic, mentioning Pat Pending and a Sunday afternoon items service.

Trinity Church van Twiller New Amsterdam Roelof Jans Anneke Cornelius Bopraryus Francis Lovelace New York Trinity Byy

Notice of Public Sale of Bank Assets in Bremer County

Sim V. Norman the Receiver of the Bank of Frederika and Charles Golding will sell at public auction at the Courthouse in Waverly Bremer County Iowa on May 29 1931 at 10 00 a m all remaining assets unable to be collected or converted to cash including book accounts and notes listed in the application for order to sell filed with the Bremer County District Court Clerk. Dated Tripoli Iowa May 20 1931.

Sim V. Norman Bank of Frederika and Chas District Court of Town Bremer County Tripoli Iowa Sam V. Norman

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