Body of Alice Sudora Knowles Identified in Lewis River
Police confirmed the body found in the Lewis river near Long View Washington is Alice Sudora Knowles a Grand Coulee matron. An autopsy showed she died before entering the water and authorities suspect an illegal operation led to her death. Her mother identified the body after a month in the morgue. Knowles had gone to Seattle on June 21 for the procedure.
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Grand Coulea
Knowles
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Women and Men Served as Jesters in Middle Ages Courts
In medieval courts both women and men acted as jesters delivering entertainment. They performed tricks and comic routines for nobility, with roles sometimes reflecting social and gender norms of the era.
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Wowep
Blanton Defeated in Democratic Nomination Race
Clyde L. Garrett of Eastland defeats Thomas Blanton of Texas for the Democratic nomination. Blanton, a ten term congressman nicknamed the House watchdog of the treasury, was known for outspoken activities. The nomination was effectively an election in the period.
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Texas
Clyde L. Garrett
Eastland
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Borneo’s Flying Frog Impresses With Branch Parachute Drops
A Borneo frog known for gliding between trees parachutes from branch to branch. Researchers note its unique skin flaps assist controlled glides aiding navigation in dense forests.
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Body of Murder Victim Found After Tacoma Search
More than 150 men scoured the area for 19 year old Robert Bernstein as Laverne Marks 22 directed the hunt from a Tacoma cell. Bernstein allegedly killed during a fishing trip near Clintonville Wisconsin and buried along a riverbank. The decomposed body wrapped in a blanket was found near an unfrequented wagon road identified by John Bernstein.
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Laverne Marks
Tacoma
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Clintonville
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Democrats nominate three for Iowa Supreme Court seats
Nominees Edward Sager of Waverly Justice Richard Mitchell of Fort Dodge and Justice Carl Stger of Toledo will contest three Iowa Supreme Court seats in the November election, opposing Republicans W. L. Bliss of Mason City Judge T. G. Garfield of Ames and Justice R. G. Albert of Jefferson.
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Supreme Court
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Waverly
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Fort Dodge
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Toledo
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Mason City
T. G. Garfield
Ames
Justice &. G. Albert
Jefferson
Ainsworth locals report visits and travels
Mrs. Clara Orris arrived Thursday afternoon from Columbus City to visit her daughter Mrs. Clyde Keiper and family. Mrs. Audra Pearson and family plan a Saturday trip to Kansas to stay a couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Meador at Anthony and other relatives. Dary CC Mathers, a former resident, was in Ainsworth Thursday. Mayor Lloyd Lytle and City Clerk W H Fulton returned from a day of business in Des Moines.
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Clara Orris
Columbus City
Clyde Keiper
Audra Pearson
Kansas
Lloyd Lytle
W. H. Fulton
Des Moines
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