Plan Appeal for Radicals See No Hope
Boston August 12 The defense for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti prepared for a Supreme Court hearing next Tuesday after four appeals. The prisoners, at Cherry Hill, remain hopeful only for delays as Sacco fasts and Vanzetti resumes limited meals amid fears of the electric chair on August 23.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Nicola Sacco
Hartolomeo Vanzetti
Sacco
Vangetti
Cherry Hill
Vanzetti
False Affidavit in Car Sale Alleged
Hugh A. Piper waived a preliminary hearing before Justice J. W. Patton and was bound over to the grand jury on a perjury charge in a case tied to a car sale. The state auto mobile department states the memorandum of sale misrepresented the original buyer, affecting license fees and prompting a campaign against reporting lax sale dates. Milo and Elmer Steele are involved as buyers in the chain.
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Hugh A. Piper
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Patton
Grand Jury
Charles Laffer
Sigourney
State Automobile Department
Piper
Milo Steele
Milo
Elmer Steele
Elmer
Steele
Keota Junior Band to Play at Dutch Creek Fair
Keota sponsors two bands with the junior ensemble set to perform at the Dutch Creek fair on September first. The junior group previously entertained fairgoers last year while the senior band under Milimarn McKay of Washington continues a strong season with regular downtown concerts in Keota.
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Keota
Dutch Creek
Milimarn McKay
Washington
Mrs Arthur Ruebaum Tours Idaho Cities
Mrs. Arthur Ruebaum visits Pocatello and Twin Falls during a two week trip through Idaho, stopping at noted sites and enjoying local hospitality.
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Arthur Ruebaum
Idaho
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Northern Chinese Battle Near Pukow With Southern Army
Reports from Nanking say a clash between northern and southern troops was nearing Pukow. Dispatches warn Chiang Kai-Shek’s position could fracture if the Hernerns advance, while Yat-Sen’s Cantonese flags were seen as tensions rose amid large orders for republican banners.
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Shanghai
Pukow
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yat-Sen
Fun Night Opens Chautauqua With New Features
Scattered reports indicate Chautauqua opens Tuesday with a night of entertainment never before seen on the Chautauqua platform. Journal sources warn details are scarce and secrecy surrounds the program, but promise a lively home talent infused show.
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Chautauqua
Journal
Chautanaua
Weohington
Lyceums
Demeonstrate Street
Campbell siblings begin two week Missouri trip
Harry Campbell and his sister Miss Mae Campbell leave Tuesday for a trip through Missouri and Kansas to Ovarka. They will visit Mae's mother Mrs Louise Dillenger in Mount Ida Kansas and stop at Dr Adams' home in Kansas City before returning about two weeks later.
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Harry Campbell
Miss Mae Campbell
Missouri
Kansas
Viet Mae
Campbell
Louise Dillenger
Mount Ida
Dr. Adams
Kansas City
Cancellation of European Debts Urged
Williamstown Massachusetts August 32 Thirty million acres of American farming lands are threatened with non cultivation because of the United States attitude on foreign debts high tariff and the McNary Haugen bill Henry A Wallace editor of Wallaces farmer and son of the late Henry C Wallace urged cancellation of war debts reduction of the high tariff and adoption of a plan similar to the McNary-Haugen bill for farmer relief He argues postwar debt issues harm farmers by reducing Europe purchasing power and that debt cancellation would boost Europe buying of American farm products by about 100 million dollars annually while lowering tariffs and aiding McNary Haugen style relief.
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Williamstown
Mass
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Henry C. Wallace
Institute of Politics Today
Europe
McNary-ilangen
Washington Horseshoe Team Defeats Stockport Visit
Seven Washington pitchers beat a Stockport group at Mt. Pleasant Park with four handed games 17 to 10 and single events led by Wallington 49 to 45. Washington’s captains and players included Will Roberts Andy Blattner Sam Warren and Griff Humphrey with A J Stickler as captain. A return match is likely to be played here.
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Washington
Will Roberts
Andy Blattner
Sam Warren
August Zietlowsky
Ernest Miller
Rolla Forner
A. J. Stickler
Griff Humphrey
James Morrow
Lyman Bunce
T. J. McElhinney
Green Squire
Joe Wagner
Briley
K. BE
Nagley
Charlies Caldwell
Jake Hotle
Stockport
First Church Choir Plans Cantata Next Sunday Evening
Miss Carolyn Hamilton announces a cantata Prayer Promise and Prayer by W. J. Neidlinger to be sung by the First Church choir next Sunday at 7 30 pm. The program features 85 voices with solo turns by Ruth George H H Methery Helen Livingston Irene DeLong and Marion McLauchlin.
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Carolyn Hamilton
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Neidlingery
First Church
Ruth George
H. HM. Methery
Helen Livingston
Irene DeLong
Marion McLauchlin
Steamship Ansonia Seized With Million Dollar Liquor Haul
New York police and coast guard captured the steamship Ansonia at Staten Island dockyard after a pursuit. Cargo valued at about 1 million dollars of liquor was seized along with 86 men, six trucks, and three cars. Boatswain G A Loomis boarded and captured the crew. The ship was later pursued and overtaken near the Statue of Liberty with 39 arrests reported.
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New York
Ansonia
G. A. Loomis
Coast Guard
Staten Island
St. George
Curtis McClellan Dies After Ill Health In Washington Home
Curtis D. McClellan died about 10 20 this morning at his daughter Mrs S J Boyd 709 West Main street He had suffered stroke and heart ailment since two years ago He was born October 4 1854 at Middletown Iowa and lived in Washington since 1890 Survived by five of six children twenty grandchildren and one sister Funeral plans pending relatives distant
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Curtis D. McCleLland
S. J. Boyd
West Main Street
Ile
Mr. McClellan
Middletown
Iowa
T. B
Amanda (Parshall) McClellan
Marid& Alice Bidwell
F. BB
Rockford
S&s. J. Boyd
Washington
Guy
Hold
Burdington
Washington Post Office
McClelan
Frey Correspondent Notes Local News and Obituary
Local column records social visits funeral notices and community events. Names incl Genevieve Haugstein Franklin Wittmer Ed Kraul ll and families Tom Holmes Arthur Mitchel J A Frey and others include trips to Pleasant Plain Moline and Austin Minn with church and county events at Crawfordville and Calhoun.
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Enoble
Otto Frey
Franklin Wittmer
Ed Krauill
Sam Wittmer
leHayvre
Genevieve Huagenstein
Franklin
Aveuatu
Iowa
Laurence Squrtz
Arthur Mitchel
Carl Johnson
Mr. Mitchel
Arthur
Arna
Mitchel
Moline
Joseph Munet
P. J. Schantz
Peter Nicolaus
J. A. Prey
Trey
Pleasant Plain
Philanthia
Tom Holmes
Alfred Keith
Air Race Frisco to Honolulu Postponed to Tuesday
Nine trim airplanes bound for the Honolulu prize flight postponed take-off from noon today to Tuesday as pilots and Oakland and Honolulu committees work to better condition planes for the 2000 mile Pacific crossing. Five crews listed include Miss Mildred Doran among the San Francisco entrants.
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Frisco
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Senttemen
Pacific
Iaet
Bennet Griffin
Pardeaville
Okla
Norman Goodard
Charles W. Parkhurst
Peoria
Aurele Pedlar
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dieudonne Costes
United States
Local Notices From Columbus Junction Area
Col umbus Junction items list guests from Fort Worth Conesville Galesburg and Letts. Local births visits and trips noted along with a church marriage at Muscatine and a Cotter residence plan.
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Columbus Junction
Clara Luking
Fort Worth
Tex
Pred Annas
Crawford area notes from families and visitors
Mrs. Joe D Sehlatter correspondence lists Omer Boshar and William Sehlatter families visiting Michigan for two weeks. Lyman Johnson and daughter spent Wednesday with Effie Wittmer and children. Ernest Seabranch and family were Washington callers last Monday. Joe Schlatter and family were Winfield callers Saturday evening. Ezra Conrad and Albert Mroyenberg were Winfield callers Saturday. Hugh Conrad lost a horse Saturday. Lyman Johnsons and children visited Elmee Martin in Wayland Sunday. Allie Saltzman of Salem visited relatives Saturday night and Sunday. The Schlatter and Wittmer families hosted gatherings, Veda Stryker left for Asheville NC to teach this fall, will visit brother Dr. Paul J. Stryker in Detroit en route. Stryker taught in Asheville last year and summered with Rev and Mrs W R Stryker.
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Crawpford
Omer Boshar
William Sehlatter
Michigan
Mra
Lyman Johnson
Hffie Wiltmer
Conrad
Ernest Seabranch
Washington
Joe Schialler
Winfield
Mr. Pleasant
Crere
Ezra Conrad
Albert Mroyenberger
Hugh Conrad
Elmee Martin
Wayland
Allie Saltzman
Salem
Jacob Schlatter
Effie Wittmer
Hirnest Seabranch
Ed Roth
Cleves Wittmer
Danguent
Davida Neblatter
Betty
Hieve Bablare
Joe Seblatter
Veda Stryker
Ashville
North Carolina
Paul J. Stryker
Detroit
Strykter
W. Rh. Stryker
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Byron J. Cornell
Pacific Battle Fleet Aircraft Squadron
Institute of Politics
Horseshoe
Curt McLellan
LY Porty
Wnoble
J. A. Frey
Arnold Rinner
Austin
Minn
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Rev. Schrar
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Levine
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Costes
Berlin
Aue
Otto Koennecke
Lufthansa
Coloehe Saturda
Koennecké
Koelniseh Ceilins
Auewaat
Junkers Airplane Works
Haa
Junkers
Jloonnecke
Martha Butle
Eleanor Wehr
Conesville
Harold Rives
Galesburg
Jesse Phillips
Grandview
Darlene Short
Wheatley
Ark
Idle
Letts
J. H. Schlichting
Cecil Schlichting
Springfield
Mao
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Hendrickson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Lester Hansson
Malcolm
Roy Schneider
Colorado
Iirks Club
Concord Township
Turkington
Grace Duncan
Ottia i Love
Cotter
German Congregational Church
Muscatine
R. H. Hilkerbaumer
Mre
Hilkerbaumer
Frank Dankert
Love
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William H. Remy
Marion County
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Dr. C. Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
Stephenson
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Elinor Glyn
Margaret O'Rourke
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