Capone Indicted in Chicago Income Tax Case
Washington June 6 UP Indictment of Al Capone, Chicago gang leader, on conspiracy to violate prohibition laws signals a federal strike on his bootleg network. Investigators gathered evidence on Capone’s liquor operations as the government weighs the liquor indictment alongside tax charges.
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Washington
al Calone
Chicago
Scarfag
al Capone
Capone
United States
George KE
Q Johnson
Esser
Johnson
U. S Marshall
Wunderworld
4 H Club Girls Rally Day Plans In Washington County
The 41 Washington county 4 H Club girls meet at city hall on Wednesday June 10 for Tally day and a morning program with Music Memory and a business meeting. Officers include Mary Mickey as acting president Ruch Foster secretary treasurer and Ethel Schlarbaum historian. Dinner at noon Eastwood to speak and clubs, including Jacksonites Northern Star and Jolly Joker, send delegates to the state convention in Ames June 17.
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Washington County
Ames
St the County
Mary Mickey
Ruch Foster
Ethel Schlarbaum
Brighton
English River Club
Fneglish
River
Happy Day Club
Oregon
Ruth Speidel
Jacksonite Club
Eleanor Augustine
Jolly Joker
Lucille Rarker
Fern Cliff
Mary G. Griffin
Iowa Twp
Lassies
Ruth Stewart
Jacksonites
Margaret Stewart
Northern Star
Agnes Koenig
English River
Ruth McCreedy
Walnut
Rain Brings Relief for Iowa Crops and Warns of Longer Drought
Washington reports .90 inch of rain, totaling 1.75 inches in two days, aiding crops after prior moisture shortages. Des Moines meteorologists predict continued showers across Iowa, with Albina and Burlington among the locations receiving heavy rainfall. drought conditions linger in North Dakota and Montana threatening spring wheat yields. Md Goeske plans a two week vacation to Minneapolis Morris La Verne Yellowstone and Denver before returning.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Deouth
ST. Paul
Minn
North Dakota
Montana
Twin City
Menenid
Canacdhin Wheat Pool
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dakotas
Farmers Union Terminal Association Leading Grain Cooperative
MD Goeske
Minneapolis
Morris and la Verne
Yellowstone
Denver
Capone Likely to Plead Guilty in Federal Case
A jurist noted that Johnson would not indict Capone until confident of winning in court. Predictions spread that Capone may plead guilty. Capone previously received six months for malingering as a grand jury witness. appeal is pending.
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Capone
Farm Leaders to Confer on Co op Market
Delegates to the American Institute of Cooperation meeting in Manhattan Kansas arrive led by Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M Hyde James C Stone chairman of the Federal Farm Board EK A O Neal and C B Denman and George S Milne They represent coop organizations with over 2 5 million members and last year handled about 2 billion in business The focus is on Chairman Stone's address Friday night following the Farm Board decision to stop buying the old 1980 crop wheat.
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Kans
U.P
American Institute of Cooperation
Arthur M. Hyde
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
EK. A. O'Neal
Montgomery
Ala
American Farm Bureau Federation
C. B. Denman
Farm Board
George S. Milne
Farmer's National Grain Corporation
Stone
Two Men Held in County Jail After Night Pickup
County Attorney George F Morrison and Sheriff R H Mc Carty investigate two men held at the county jail after being picked up by Night Marshal Mike Edwards. William Hines of Texas and Walter Birgen of Missouri, both reportedly intoxicated, face undetermined charges with Birgen possibly facing a more serious count as the car owner.
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George F Morrison
R. H. McCarty
Mike Edwards
Redeed
William Hines
Texas
Walter Birgen
Missouri
Hines
Fae
Birgen
Annual Camp Signups Near Central City
Enrollment for the summer camp near Central City at the Y is rapidly filling with over half capacity reached. Twenty boys joined in the last two days, bringing total signed to 32, the largest early signups for this camp. Several additional boys will attend Camp Wapsie from July 2 to 27, with sixteen leaders trained for duties and experienced in handling individual boys and challenging behavior.
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Central City
Doys
Camp
Wapsie
Harold Wolf
Joe Joe MrElhinney
Dean Hansen
Dale Curl
Junior Birney
Robert Vitney
Walter Matthews
Hilton Matthews
Francis Hughes
Joli Hughes
Jack Haven
Clinton Stewart
James McFadden
Lew's McFadden
Miles Knight
John Lupton
James Campbell
Marion Ryttenhouse
Lawrence Miller
Charles Thompson
Airphine tour itinerary announced by tour chairman
The fourth annual Iowa airplane tour schedule was released by George Yates. Leaving Des Moines June 15 the planes stop at Oskaloosa De Witt Waterloo Iowa Falls Fort Dodge Wesley Emmetsboro Carroll Red Oak and Council Bluffs across successive days. John B Nollen was made permanent president of Grinnell College by the board of trustees after serving as acting head since April.
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Iowa
George Yates
Oskaloosa
de Witt
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
Fort Dodge
Wesley
Emmetsboro
Carroll
Red Oak
Council Bluffs
Nollen
Great Lakes Pipeline chooses Coralville for Iowa center
The Great Lakes Pipeline Company announced a gasoline distributing center will be located at Coralville three miles west of Iowa City. Gasoline will be moved by interurban to Cedar Rapids Marion Waterloo and other northern points while trucks will move it east west and south. Storage tanks and employee bungalows will be built.
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The
Great Lakes Pipeline Company
Coralville
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Waterloo
Brayton Bank Robbery Under Investigation After Fire
County authorities probed a Brayton Savings Bank robbery linked to a Brayton man seen leaving the George C C Hoegh Company warehouse before a fire diverted bank staff. Sheriff Fred Clemmensen said the theory lacks definite evidence at this stage.
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Brayton
Brayton Savings Bank
Fred Clemmensen
George CC. Hoegh
Teenager Raymond Simon Dies After Gunshot Wounding
Cedar Rapids report states 15 year old Raymond Simon died following surgery for a bullet wound inflicted by Patrolman James Goodhue. The May 22 incident began when Goodhue stopped Simon in a narrow alley. Simon fled and was shot twice. Simon had claimed innocence and fear after the stop. Surgeons operated to remove his right leg, but he did not recover.
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Cedar Rapids
Raymond Simon
James Goodhue
Goodhue
Simon
Tran Alley
Stolen Car Recovered in Boone Riddled with Bullets
In Boone officers searched for the car occupant after a stolen vehicle riddled with bullet holes was found. The car, linked to E. Todd of Independence Kansas, had license plates likely stolen in Nebraska. A first aid kit inside suggested recent use and possible gunfire involvement.
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E. ©. Todd
Independence
Kan
Nebraska
State approves land purchase near Wildcat Den Park
The Iowa state executive council approved funds for buying additional land at Wildcat Den State Park near Muscatine. The move follows a proposal by the state board of conservation after Mrs. Clara Brandt willed 70 acres to the state if 120 acres were purchased to create a road entrance.
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Dis Moines
State Executive Council
Wildcat den State Park
Muscatine
State Board of Conservation
Clara Brandt
Ewing to lead Iowa Anti-Saloon League with no major shift
Rev BB BR Ewing announced as new superintendent as the Iowa Anti-Saloon League keeps its core work. The league will push a stronger educational program and complete state wide organization, including a 10 000 member committee and a new group of business leader supporters.
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Des Moines
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
BB. BR. Ewing
Ewing
Woman Accuses Two Men in Des Moines Carjacking
Mrs. Verne Saunders identifies two men as her attackers who robbed her and stole her car. Tassel Murray, 29, and Charles Stevens, 21, are jailed awaiting trial with bonds set at 27,500 and 29,000 respectively. preliminary hearing scheduled for June 19.
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Des Moines
Verne Saunders
Tassel Murray
Charles Stevens
Theis Ni
Murray
Stevens
Back to Normalcy and the Decline of Big Men
In Hollywood California during June a writer notes the nation is returning to normal life. He argues the era of big men in organizations has faded as industries shrink and leaders prove less decisive. The piece compares leaders to stocks, valued only by their current worth.
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Hollywood
Cal
June
Caire
Royal Neighbors End Meeting Here in Washington County
Mrs Florence Bridges state supervisor and Mrs Lillian Haight district deputy spoke at the Washington county Royal Neighbors convention held at the I O F hall. About ninety attended with Riverside and Ainsworth camps assisting and Martha Washington camp hosting the opening march and closing work.
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Florence Bridges
Mapleton
Lillian Haight
Winfield
Washington County
Royal Neighbors of America
Riverside
Ainsworth
Martha Washington
I. O
Gertrude Walker
Nellie V Moriarty
Ida M. Harmon
Nettie Ilorn
Soule Leigh Soule
Haight
Alcidene Spencer
Rebekah
Lester Rath
Hubert Turner
Charlotte Campbells
Bridges
Eighteen Cars Licensed This Week Across Several Towns
The week saw eighteen new car registrations reported by Miss Bess Jones from the Auto registration department at the courthouse. Names and locations include F. E. Palmer of Washington with a Pontiac sedan, J. W. Chorpening of Washington with a Chevrolet coach, and James W. Williams of West Chester with a Ford standard coupe, among others listed from Riverside Ollie Brighton Ainsworth and Washington.
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Court House
Bess Jones
F. E. Palmer
Washington
J. W. Chorpening
James W. Williams
West Chester
Dr. C. A. Boice
Clarence Tolman
Riverside
G. E Fray
Ollie
Ralph Kohlicek
Ainsworth
Frank Ledger
Clara Petratz
Marjorie Vanerus
Brighton
W. R. Richardson
W. C. Bell
Five Men Buried in City Wall Cave-In
Rescue crews battled rock and dirt as a wall cave-in trapped five men in the Philadelphia business district. Fire Chief Ross B. Davis said he was convinced the trapped workers were dead.
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Philadelphia
Ross B. Davis
Bureau of Fire
Sunnystope Dairy Milk Delivers Fresh Dairy by Quart
Sunnystope Dairy offers fresh milk cream and buttermilk by the quart or gallon delivered to homes and businesses.
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Sunnystope Dairy
Hindenberg Seeks Revision of Young Plan
In a Berlin issued manifesto, President Hindenburg demands revision of the Young Plan. The decree highlights reduced government spending, new work weeks for railways and industry, and seeks relief from reparations while noting the plan’s failures. It also ties unemployment relief to a 200 million mark railway project and cites overall economic strain. Mrs. Sarah Rudolph of Richland visits her granddaughter Mrs. Earl Chambers. Pete Eicher visits from Wayland.
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United Press
Germany
Sarah Rudolph
Richland
Earl Chambers
Pete Eicher
Wayland
Car dealers list names and models in Washington area
Roy J Polson of Wellman and Fred May of Washington offer a Chevrolet special sedan and two standard coupes respectively. Oakley Payne of Washington advertises a Chevrolet 5 window coupe along with Van Davis and Wm Kos in Washington. Dale Gallagher also lists a Chevrolet coach and a Ford Tudor in Washington.
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Roy J. Polson
Wellman
Fred May Washington
Oakley Payne
Washington
van ¥. Davis
Wm. Kos
Dale Gallagher
Chevrolet
Band Program in Park Tonight
Concert begins at 8 o clock in the park featuring Huff Overture Zampa Herald Novelty Clownette Alford Clarinet Duet Two Little Bulftinehek H Kling Goodlander Ayers Cavalry Charge Cavalry Waltz Visions of Paradise excerpts from The Girl Behind the Gun Caryl March Americans We Fillmore Encore numbers Thank Your Father 99 Out of a Hundred Hello Beautiful.
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Herald Novelty
Alford
Bulftinehek
H. Kling Goodlander
Ayers
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