Guards Restore Order as 200 National Guardsmen Seize Ohio Prison
Rebels at the Ohio state penitentiary faced 200 national guardsmen after guards banished from the jail tried to march inmates to breakfast. Colonel Robert Haubrich led the military occupation as a stockade is built to confine leaders, with the white city cell-block to be housed there as repairs proceed. The Easter Monday firehad left 399 convicts dead.
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Columbus
State Penitentiary
P. E. Thomas
National Guard
White City
Robert Haubrich
Start Y's Men's Club At Clinton
A Washington Y's Men’s Club meeting in Clinton draws interest in establishing a new club there. Theodore B. Brown and Richard McCleery lead the International Board effort with Clinton officials showing enthusiasm. Washington hopes to expand clubs in nearby cities and promote Washington as a city.
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Washington Y's Men's Club
Clinton
Atkinson
Clinton Y. M. C. A
Washington Club
International Organization
Iowa
Theodore B. Brown
Richard McCleery
International Board of Directors
Clinton Inn’sdom
Washington
Mrs Marshall Field III Seeks Reno Divorce Amid Fortune
New York April 30 The Daily News reports Mrs Marshall Field III is traveling to Reno Nevada to pursue divorce from her husband in one of the nation's largest fortunes. The filing may include a $100000 annual fee. attorney Joseph Truesdale unreachable. Custody is listed for Marshal Jr Barbara and Bernice G. as incompatibility cited by the newspaper.
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New York
The
Daily News
Marshall Field III
Reno
Nev
Ivy
Field
Joseph Trues
Daily News Sé
Ciu
Marshal, Jr
Barbara
Bernice G
Widmer Buys Curl Clothes Shop in Washington
P G Widmer, a long time clothing man, becomes owner of Curl's Clothes Shop after a deal closed yesterday. He will keep Wellman store and plans include serving young men with a full line of staples for older customers as well. The shop opens Friday with William McConaughay remaining on staff. Widmer may stay in Washington after school closes.
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P. G. Widmer
Curl
Widmer
Klein Klothing Co
Washington
Wayland
Altho
Wellman
William McConaughay
Local Girl Appears In College Court
Mary Hunter of this city was one of 43 students in the women s band at the Iowa State Teachers College spring concert on Wednesday April 30. The band performed twelve compositions for an enthusiastic audience of students and townsfolk.
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Mary Hunter
Iowa State Teachers College
Well Known Kalona Resident Dies Today
Nettie Ledman, longtime Kalona resident, died this morning at age 56 after months of ill health. Born in Richmond, she moved to Kalona and lived there until her death. Survived by two sons Clarence of Clinton and Walter of Kalona, three sisters Grace Young of Colorado Joseph Lafourek and Nellie Page of Kalona, and three brothers Charles Ed McAlrie of Richland and Pete of Iowa City. Funeral Friday at the Kalona Methodist church with burial in Cherry Hill cemetery.
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Nettie Ledman
Kalona
Richmond
Lehman
Clarence
Clinton
Walter
Grace Young
Colorado
Joseph Lafourek
Nellie Page
Charles
Ed McAlrie
Richland
Pete
Iowa City
Methodist
Cherry Hill Cemetery
Local members set for Mason City district convention
A number of local members will attend the district convention at Mason City next Saturday and Sunday. Several local men are on the program. It will be remembered that the convention was held in Washington last year.
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Mason City
Washington
Darkened Battle Front in Iowa Senate Primary
A three way GOP scramble in Iowa centers on Governor Hammill Representative L J Dickinson and Major Frank J Lund all staking farm relief and tariff based platforms. The contest heats as Dickinson and Hammill trade blows over the Hawley tariff vote and agriculture policy with Lund opposing power trusts and backing farm interests ahead of June 2 primaries.
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Des Moines
U. S
Iowa
Hammill
L. J. Dickinson
Frank J. Lund
Daniel Steck
Steck
Dickinson
Senate
Congress
Hoover
Sidney Dickinson
Mexico
Canada
Hamim'll
Clarinda
Lund
Forest City
Parker Court Appointment Dominates Senate Agenda
Senate focus centers on the Parker confirmation fight as Senator Wagner attacks the nominee with a speech rebuttal by Hastings. The House plans minor bills from the merchant marine committee while Muscle Shoals private operation legislation faces delays.
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Senate
Washington
U.P
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Wagner
Hastings
Del
Capt
W H. Slayton
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Military Affairs Committee
Annual Y Meeting to Be Held Thursday Evening
The Y M C A allots Thursday evening for its annual dinner and meeting in the Community Room. The event, sponsored by the Y's Men’s club, informs locals about the association’s accomplishments. Judge Eskil Carlson of Des Moines will deliver the guest message.
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Y's Men’s Club
Association
Eskil Carlson
Des Moines
Farm Aid Opposed by Commerce in Cooperative Plan Clash
Washington April 30 The federal farm board chairman Legge accused U S chamber of commerce members of opposing the administration cooperative farm relief program. He told 3 000 industrial leaders that opposing price support risks farm welfare and warned that many chamber members favored cooperation only when it failed. Legge contrasted public support for the marketing act with chamber resistance to farmer organization.
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Washington
Legge
Federal Farm Board
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Farm Board
Chamber
Julius Barnes
Hoover
Remains of Walter Heaven Buried on Lundy Island
Walter Charles Heaven who died in Australia was brought home 11 000 miles to be buried on Lundy Island in the Bristol Channel. The island was formerly owned by the Heaven family and nicknamed the Kingdom of Heaven.
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Bristol
England
Walter Charles Heaven
Australia
Lundy Island
Bristol Channel
The
Heavens
Kingdom of Heaven
Lenox votes down Sunday movies by four votes
Practically every voter in Lenox went to the polls yesterday as an ordinance permitting Sunday movies was passed 336 to 281. The citizens of Lenox defeated a Sunday movie project by four votes at the March 31 election.
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Lenox
Cities push for nine foot Mississippi channel in rivers bill
Representatives from 35 cities across four states urged inclusion of a nine foot channel in the Mississippi river in the pending rivers and harbors bill before Congress. The demand followed an all day session in Dubuque yesterday.
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Dubuque
Congress
Costello Seeks $400000 in Breach Suit Against Tucker
Mrs. Deborah C. Costello of Chicago filed breach of promise action against A. C. Tucker president of Royal Union Life Insurance seeking damages raised from $150,000 to $400,000. The case was reported from Des Moines on April 30.
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Des Moines
Deborah C. Costello
Chicago
A. C. Tucker
Royal Union Life Insurance Company
Lutheran Pastors Hold Iowa Conference Prepares for Augstana Synod
Iowa Lutheran pastors meet in Burlington for a preparatory conference before the annual Augstana synod convention. A debate over calling pastors rule changes is slated for the afternoon with Rev. Malvin Lundsen of Des Moines supporting the change and Rev. Walter F. Peterson of Boone opposing it.
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Burlington
Iowa
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Malvin Lundsen
Des Moines
Walter F. Peterson
Boone
Damages Sought in Rebekah Lodge Slander Suit
Thirteen of fifteen slander charges against Clear Lake Rebekah lodge members settled in district court through stipulations. Plaintiff Mrs Venice Lauritzen seeks damages of 120000 dollars after a lodge trial led to her dismissal as noble grand over alleged immoral conduct.
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Mason City
Venice Lauritzen
Clear Lake Rebekah Lodge
Iowa Synod delegates reelect leaders at conference
Delegates of the Iowa conference of the Minnesota district of the joint Lutheran synod re elected Rev. F Meske Akron Ia as president Rev William Zibell Craig Jr as vice president and treasurer and Rev F Bunge Grimes In as secretary The conference was to close today.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Joint Lutheran Synod of
Mrs. Etta Hunt Dead. Coroner Cites Heart Disease
Cedar Rapids April 30 Mrs. Etta Hunt aged 50 died under mysterious circumstances and coroner R A Vorpahl ruled heart disease after autopsy. The death inquiry began when two men and a woman carried her to her home and then left before the physician arrived.
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Cedar Rapids
Etta Hunt
R. A. Vorpahl
Dubuque Produce Dealer Faces Prohibition Conspiracy Charge
Thomas Riedel of Dubuque is charged in federal court with conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. He was arrested after agents found a 60,000 gallon still at the abandoned Dubuque Brewing and Mall plant. Two other men arrested that day were released on bond and disappeared.
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Thomas Riedel
Dubuque
Riedel
Dubuque Brewing and Mall Company
Des Moines Man Grounded After Electrocution Attempt
Morgan G. Roland was buried up to his waist in the earth to drain lingering electricity while doctors treated him for a shock. Improvement in his condition was reported today.
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Des Moines
Morgan G. Roland
Roland
Promoters Mozart plan nine foot channel on Mississippi
Delegates from more than twenty cities along the Mississippi gathered in Dubuque to map promotional plans for a proposed nine foot river channel. Representatives came from Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and Iowa to discuss development and cooperation.
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Dubuque
More
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ilinoig
Iowa
2 Years per Pig headline repeated item Waterloo April
Short OCR fragment notes a report about 2 years per pig with Waterloo reference dated April 30, continued on page 8.
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Waterloo
Formation of League of Nations Air Force at Geneva
Geneva April discussion on creating a League of Nations air force moves closer to reality. The commission on arbitration and security urged establishing own fast communications to ensure rapid council meetings. Germany opposed but without support, while lines owned by the league were deemed essential for frontier and government communications.
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League of Nations
Geneva
U.P
League
Commission of Arbitration and Security
Germany
Mrs. C. E. Mercer Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. C K Mercer dies at 10 25 pm at cousin Miss Edith Chilcotes home after arterial sclerosis. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 pm at Chilcote home with Rev A W Henke. interment Elm Grove. Born March 10 1862, she married Charles Mercer in 1885. two children Phillip in Minneapolis and a son who died infancy. one granddaughter Sally Beth Mercer. Her son arrived Sunday and stayed with her. she was conscious until yesterday.
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Methodist Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Sherman
Lulu Belle Chilcote
Washington
Iowa
William E
Jennie McGaughy Chilcote
Marie
Cas Slocum
William E. Junior
Mrs. Mercer
Charles Mercer
Phillip
Minneapolis
Sally Beth Mercer
Robber Nesting in Lion Statue Mouth In Reading Garden
A burglary report describes a thief making a nest inside the open mouth of a lion statue located in a Reading garden. Police are investigating the unusual concealment site and reviewing surveillance footage.
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Reading
England
London naval treaty ratification heads to Senate this week
Secretary of State Stimson delivers the London naval treaty of 1930 to President Hoover in a White House lawn ceremony witnessed by Secretary Adams and Senator Robinson. The 35 page French and English document authenticates the pact signed in London April 22. Senate hearings and floor debate are anticipated.
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Washington
U.p
Stimson
Hoover
Navy Adams
Robinson Democrat
Arkansas
Navy
White House
Senate
S. Gaselee
Foreign Office
Gaselees
London
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
United States
Council of Ministers
Giants Beat Amer ican Clowns 14-4 at Libe's Field
A 14 to 4 victory over the American Canadian Clowns as the Chicago Union Giants powered to an easy win yesterday afternoon. A crowd of about 300 watched heavy hitting and several home runs at Libe's field.
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Chicago Union Giants
Junior college play The House of a Thousand Thrills
The Junior college play The House of a Thousand Thrills by Leslie Chadwick Browning directed by Maud Newell Williams will be shown tomorrow and Friday at 8 15 in the high school auditorium. Reserved seats are at Phillips Hebner drug store. unreserved at the door. Proceeds aid the junior college section in the annual publication. The mystery drama features a proven local cast.
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Leslie Chadwick Browning
Maud Newell Williams
Phillips & Hebner’s Drug Store
Dean Mead
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Ohio State Penitentiary
E. E. Dudding
Prisoners Relief Society
Myers Y. Cooper
Dudding
River City
Marshall Fields
Parker
Dem. N. Y
C. E. Mercer
White House Lawn
Dtaly
Giants
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