Vincent Krabill the Journal Carrier of 14
Vincent Krabill aged 14, son of L and Mrs Krabill, is a longtime Journal carrier on South Iowa Avenue South Marion and West Harrison routes. He delivers 109 papers weekly, won second carrier prize last year, and expects the gold prize for best yearly record. He enjoys aviation stories baseball and manual training and plans to take Latin and algebra next year.
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Thero
Vincent Krabill
L. Krabill
West Third Street
Iowa Avenue
South
Marion
West Harrison
Vincent
Farmers Picket Highways Into Sioux City
Hundreds of farmers block roads into Sioux City Iowa with cars during August 15 protests. Groups at Hinton and James halt traffic while another line along routes 20 between Moville and Correctionville cuts all access. Milk and garden truck receipts fall about 90 percent in the last 36 hours.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Hinton
James
Moville
Correctionville
Milk Strike Pickets Halt Goods in Sioux City
Milk producers began a strike to push up prices in Sioux City with farmers joining a statewide holiday to keep produce off the market. Trucks were halted and shippers warned not to enter the area while producers gave away over 2000 gallons daily. A separate shooting in a neighboring incident left Shinault dead and his family widowed and five children bereaved.
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Sioux City
Patrolman Shinnault Shot While Trying to Break Up Fight
Washington dispatch reports Patrolman George W. Shinnault, 38, was shot and killed while responding to an emergency call to quell a fight among African Americans. Five suspects are in custody, and police pursue William Bullock as the search continues. Shinnault previously killed a man during the eviction of World War I veterans on July 28.
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Washington
George W. Shinnault
Shinault
Chicago
William J. Hushka
William Bullock
Ralph Edwards
Snake Causes Ferry Disaster Near Kolhapur
A large snake dropped from a tree over the Panchanga river and caused a ferryboat to capsize. About 100 passengers were killed and over 20 rescued as people scrambled to shore. The incident occurred near Kolhapur in Aur. district.
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India
Panchanga
Kolhapur
Olympic air derby gathers top pilots for Aug 27 start
Los Angeles hosts the Olympiad of the air an international air derby from Burbank to Cleveland with men and women pilots competing for a $20,000 handicap prize and a free-for-all trophy race. Major James Doolittle previously set a coast to coast record in the Cleveland to New York leg.
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Los Angeles
Burbank
Cal
Cleveland
Ohio
James Doolittle
New York
Brighter Outlook Notes Farm Price Gains and Policy Shifts
An editorial clipping argues farm prices must rise to lift the economy as agricultural output drives prosperity. It credits Republican and Democratic stances for farmers, notes the impact of primary defeats on policy, and warns taxpayers oppose tax cut opponents amid high levies.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
New Mexico Doctor Demands Payment for Baby Cases
A clipped message from a New Mexico physician in a weekly newspaper shows him growling at unpaid baby-case charges. He warns that if payment isn’t received, he will stop treating them, appeal to humanity, and blast the burden onto families.
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Knoxville Journal
New Mexico
Taxpayer Describes Iowa Tax Reduction Plan
The Des Moines representative Ed Brown leads a legislative committee proposing methods to cut governmental expenditures without harming essential services. He claims millions could be saved annually if his recommendations become law, though doubts remain about enactment.
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Columbus Gazette
Iowa
Brown
Des Moines
Legislative Committee
Ed Brown
Des
Hay fever sufferers urged to cut ragweed before frost
Iowa County Pioneer Republican notes hay fever victims face a six week siege each year. Despite serums and medicines, relief comes mainly from frost or leaving the hay fever area. Ragweed is the primary offender, and the paper urges diligent cutting of ragweed and related vegetation in coming days to reduce pollen and misery.
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Iowa County
Airplane disturbances near Richland churches noted
An unannounced airplane flew from near the Boston schoolhouse area all day Sunday, disturbing Mennonite, Friends, and Christian services. The editor urges protest if such flights disrupt worship. warns that if a vehicle or individual causes disturbances, arrests may follow.
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Richland Clarion
Boston
M. E. and Friends
Christian Church
Brooklyn Gains In Pennant Race
Brooklyn climbs in the National League standings as they win six straight at the Polo Grounds and threaten for a pennant with fans printing World Series tickets in advance. The Cubs, Cards, and Giants chase, while Babe Ruth and Foxx homer as 1932 pennant race tightens across majors.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Max Carey
Fighting Roosters
Cubs
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Johnny Frederick
Carl Hubbell
Tex Carleton
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Ernie Orsatti
St. Louis
Guy Busy
Chicago
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Washington
Babe Ruth
Foxx
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Red Sox
Rube Walberg
Johnny
Sleepy Boy) Welch
A’s
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Oral Hildrebrand
Cleveland
Tigers
Bridges
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Bump Hadley
Sox
Political Prospects in Iowa Cited by Visitors
Mr Henry Field reported to President Hoover that corn is growing well in Iowa and Republican prospects brighten. On the same day Charles Huston and R J Mitchell, Iowa Democrats, told Gov Roosevelt that Iowa would go Democratic this fall.
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Silas H. Strawn
United States Chamber of Commerce
Henry Field
Iowa
Chicago
Washington
Hoover
Bath
Columbus
Messrs
Chas. Huston
R. J Mitchell
Albany
New York
Gov
Roosevelt
Lowa
Pecauts Close Services Stir Richland Clarion
The Pecauts known as Red and Sadie have come and gone leaving three churches stirred and revived as they had not been for a long time.
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Pecauts
Richland Clarion
Red
Sadie
Chureles
Admits Thievery
Newton Iowa August 16 Jacob Heimatra 18 confessed stealing a purse containing 430 from his parents home He also took a watch and silverware to divert suspicion He said he took the money because he had already taken 100 and feared detection His parents said they would not prosecute him.
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Newton
Iowa
Jacob Heimatra
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Paris Pda
America
Ken A
Panpayers Doings
Airplane
Hack Wilson
Cuccrnello
Giants
Bill Walker
Black Hawk Hotel
Ward
Windsor
Windsor Gas
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Montgomery Ward & Co
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