Bloodless revolt crumbles in Cuidad Real amid arrests
Bloodless uprising in Cuidad Real sees AbouEled and other leaders, including a colonel, arrested as government troops block revolt. An artillery regiment was held, and two ringleaders were caught trying to reach Madrid. Plane proclamations failed to win broader support, with only Cuidad Real seeing action.
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Spain
Teader
Seyther
Col. Paz
Cuadad Real
Cuidad Real
Orgaz
Sp. m
Portukere
Madrid
Anto
McKinstry Will Case Dismissed In District Court
Judge J G Patterson presided as the McKinstry will contest was dismissed. The order states dismissal by plaintiff and costs against the plaintiff not paid during term. The case, Orval McKinstry et al v Keck trustee, sought to set aside the late John McKinstry's will. court adjourned to April 18 for remaining business.
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J. G. Patterson
War over Standard Oil ownership heats up in Indiana
New York on January 30 reports the battle for Standard Oil of Indiana has moved to attrition. John D. Rockefeller Jr. has amassed large voting blocks to unseat Chairman Robert W. Stewart at the March 7 directors meeting and makes a bid for support from shareholders. Stewart has sent representatives to meet with major holders to rally them against Rockefeller.
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New York
Indiana
John D. Rockfeller Jr
Robert W. Stewart
Stewart Stewart
Rockefelter
Favor Bill for Bridge at Moline
Washington report says the House Interstate Commerce Committee favorably reported a bill authorizing the War Department to construct a bridge across the Mississippi River at Moline Illinois. The action supports a bridge project linking the Quad Cities area and improving river crossing access.
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Moline
Washington, Jan
House Interstate Commerce Committee Today
War Department
Mississippi River
Law Abiding Chicago Hopeful as Crime Drive Prospers
Chicago residents see a rising crime crackdown led by State’s Attorney John Swanson since December. The reform push targets hoodlums, racketeers, gunmen, gamblers and beer runners with police reorganizations and multiple raids including Capone era connections. The report notes widespread underworld disruption and police redeployment across the city.
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Chicago
Swanson
Cook County
Legion Carnival near. Harris seized by Bogie police
Read about the American Legion carnival planned for next week at the Troop G armory in Washington with the minstrel show and new attractions touted as the biggest indoor carnival yet. Harris and Phelps, burglaries and jail escapes tie to a chase from Washington County Jail. Harris reuniting with Phelps in Boone after a gun recovered. preparations and dates February 6–9 dominate the scene.
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American Legion
Troop G Armory
Midway
Iowa
State
Middle West
Francis Harris
Whire
Robert Leon Phelps
Washington County
Marriage Licenses Issued at Court House in Several Towns
Marriage licenses have been issued at the court house to Arie L. Slaughpaugh and Elsie E. Yoder of Avellman, Lloyd F. Alliman and Anna Mae Wenger of Wayland, Andrew Tschantz and Arlene F. Good of Wayland, Lee Roy Carter and Helen Grace Dittmar of Washington, John P. Gase and Eva A. Yergy of Riverside.
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Court House
Arie L. Slaughpaugh
Elsie E. Yoder
Avellman
Lloyd F. Alliman
Anna Mae Wenger
Wayland
Andrew Tschantz
Arlene F. Good
Lee Roy Carter
Helen Grace Dittmar
Washington
John P. Gase
Eva A. Yergy
Riverside
Committee Airing G O P Politics in the South
Washington January 30 07 The post office investigating committee heard records from the Justice Department showing Mississippi Republican national committeeman Perry Howard deposited 21900 more than his salary in Washington banks. Evidence tied Texas committeeman ER B Creager to blocking prohibition raids on Dallas and Fort Worth hotels. The probe aims at overhaul of southern Republican leadership, with both houses debating operations as the committee expands its record.
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Joever
Entite Post Office
Justice Department
Perry Howard
National
Mississippi
Waiington
Monuster Shade
Creager
ER. B Creager
Republican National
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Death of Charles K. Warren in Washington Iowa
Charles Kent Warren 50 died this morning at 415 West Madison Washington after a long illness. Born March 23 1878 in Wayland he lived in Olds Washington and Wayland communities. Survived by widow Clara Wallingford son Harold Warren mother Mrs Sarah Warren brother Harry Warren sister Mrs Clara Wenger. Funeral services set with a home service in Washington followed by Wayland service and burial in Wayland cemetery.
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Charles Kent
Madison Street
Warren
Mr. Warren
Wayland
Dennis
Sarah Allenen
Clara Wallingford
Shington
Henry County
Olds
Washington
Harold Warren
Wash’ton
Sarah Warren
Harry W. Warren
Des Moines
Clara Wenger
T. A
Fwtwood
Way
Body of Drowned Man Recovered From Mississippi River
Burlington reports the body of John Decker of Burlington was recovered yesterday after his car plunged into the Mississippi River Sunday evening. He was found in about twenty feet of water.
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Burlington
Town
John Decker
Burlinton
Mississippi River
Lee
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings summarize program names and times for United Press content. Networks WABC WJZ WEAF WOR WIZ present features including Weber's Der Freischuetz and Maxwell House Hour. Program times noted with stations and networks.
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United Press
WABC
ST. Weber
der Freischuetz
WJZ
Network
Jady
WIZ
Maxwell House
Wor-Wabc
Sonera
WEAF
Couple Reunited After Forty Years in Lamont
Phillip Coop, 89 of Lamont, and his first wife were reunited after forty two years of separation. Anne Coop had remarried four times. Coop and Anne married first in 1886 after his Civil War return. They divorced about two decades later, and Mrs Coop became Nancy Needham. While visiting his daughter in Maryville, Missouri, early this year they reconciled and remarried.
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Lamont
Phillip Coop
Anne Coop
Coop
Nancy Needham
Maryville
Early
Burlington Faces Strong Team In Upcoming County Game
Burlington again fields a strong basketball team as it hosts Washington and faces Fair field Ottumwa on the road. Thomason’s unit remains deep, Ka Sebach out, Knapp Gulden lead a husky, handy squad. In a county league preview, the high schoolers edged the “Y” Leaders 26 to 25 as Fisher Kiesey Korf Lytle and Ray Klesey led scoring.
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Fairfield
Ottumwa
Burlington
Burm
Ka Sebach
Thomason
Knapp
Gulden
Husky
Weamumage
Evenue
Fisher
Kiesey
Korf
Lytle
Ray Klesey
Kolesick
Weaver
Canby Polr Vaults Over Thirteen Feet
Iowa City January 30 A University of Iowa track note says Henry Canby a Mount Pleasant IA sophomore vaulted 13 feet 112 inches on an indoor dirt track. Coach Beashnahn says it may be a new American indoor collegiate best but no recognition will be claimed since it occurred in practice.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Henry F. C
Mt. Pleasant
Hawkeye
Canby
Beeshnahn
Reed Forecasts More Snow Across State
Des Moines report notes continued light to moderate snowfall across the east and central regions with additional snow in the far west. Federal forecaster Charles D. Reed cites tonight’s light show with temperatures from 2 degrees at Charles City to 16 above at Keokuk and predicts colder temperatures tomorrow after a warmer spell in the far central and eastern portions.
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Des Moines
Star
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Charles City
Abov Keokuk
Diminutive Patient Breathes Freely After 12 Days
Perry Kansas reports a seven year old girl named Margaret Brown who had been kept alive by artificial respiration for 12 days began breathing naturally today. Doctors say there is hope after oxygen therapy and prior lung drainage failed to restore breathing.
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Perry
Kans
Margaret Brown
Margaret
Dean Way
A. W. Schuberg
Topeka
Mrs Claude Webb Dies in Santa Ana California
Mrs Claude Webb dies at her Santa Ana home in California. Survived by husband, a brother E Lohrer of Independence Indiana, a sister Minnie Lohrer, a half brother John Ziegler, both of Washington. Burial will be at Santa Ana.
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Claude Webb
Santa Ana
Calif
E. Lohrer
Minnie Lohrer
John Ziegler
Washington
Masons Hear Ernest R Moore At Lodge Address
Ernest R Moore of Cedar Rapids, post ground master of the Towa Masons, gave an address at the Masonic lodge last evening as a representative of the Towa Masonic service committee. He spoke on the order’s origin and history and urged good citizenship as daily life exemplifying its teachings. About eighty lodge members attended and a luncheon followed.
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Ernest R. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Towa Masons
Masonicemple
Towa Masonic Serice Committee
Moore
Alvin J Horsey Dies Sudden in Washington Home
Alvin James Horsey 59 died suddenly last evening at his 428 East Van Buren Street residence. The cause listed as heart ailment. funeral services set for Thursday at the Presbyterian church, with burial in Woodland Cemetery. Born August 11, 1869 in Henry County, he lived in Washington since childhood, married Maggie Evans in 1894, and leaves son Cloyce Horsey and sisters Mrs. Walter White and Mrs. Aday Shaffer. He was a cement contractor and active Odd Fellows member, respected for Christian ideals.
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Alvin James Horsey
van Buren Street
Re Heme
F. W. Eastwood
Presb Lan
Mr. Horsey
Henry County
Harvey
Maggie (Chandler) Horsey
Washington
Maggie Evans
Cloyce
Iowa House debates farm relief and income tax measures
Des Moines reports the forty-third general assembly considering a state loan department for short term farm loans secured by grain and livestock with a twelve month limit. A separate bringer proposes a six percent business income tax and a graduated personal tax, exemptions for children and real estate abatements, plus shifts in education funding and workmen comp. Other bills target sheriff meal compensation, school employee qualifications, waterworks laws, and ongoing appropriations plans. Senate and house subcommittees will study the appropriation bill and tax commission proposal ahead of further committee action.
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Des Moines
Forty-Third General Assembly
Late Hill
Nora Springs Hill
Stateoan
State Secretary of Agriculture
General Assembly
George Patterson
Burt
John Hansen
Davenport
House
B.M. Stoddard
Sloan
Senate
Church merger discussed by Presbyterian and Methodist delegates
Clergymen and laymen from the Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches met in Pittsburgh to discuss a possible merger. The Methodist delegation was led by Bishop Herbert Welsh and the Presbyterian group by Thomas D. McCloskey, both of Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church, Forth
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Herbert Welsh
Thomas. D. McCloskey
Pitt Burst
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