Fatal Weekend Auto Wrecks Reported in Iowa Vicinity
Two separate crashes near Charles City and Marshalltown claim four lives and injure three. In Charles City a car struck a bridge rail and plunged into a creek killing Mrs. Lou High and Mrs. A T Weatherwax, with Mrs. High and Mrs. E E Hurling among the survivors. In Marshalltown a head on collision on the Lincoln highway killed Theodore Lant and Mrs. Frey Lake as W K Herrick and his wife were hospitalized with injuries.
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Charles City
Lou High
A. T.weatherwax
High
E. Hurling
Herman Ebert
Cras Marshalltown
Lincoln Highway
Theodore Lant
Frey Lake
A. Lant
Theodore
Baby Hurt as Ford Struck on Bridge North of Town
Mr and Mrs Earnie Morgan of Cedar Rapids escaped injury when their Ford Sedan was struck by a larger car on a bridge north of town last Sunday. Their baby, a few months old, suffered bruises but was not seriously hurt. The other vehicle fled the scene as occupants left without checks on damage or injuries.
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Earnie Morgan
Cedar Rapids
Morgan
Health training urged in Iowa public schools
Dr. John M. Dodson of Chicago told the Iowa State Teachers association that public health work in schools saves money and lives. He cited $100,000,000 invested in school plants and equipment yet $6,000,000 lost annually to sickness. called for school nurses, health education, medical and dental inspections, and sanitation. He noted gains in life expectancy, infant mortality, and tuberculosis deaths from early health work and spoke at Des Moines meetings during his visit.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John M. Dodson
Chicago
Iowa State Teachers Association
Lodson
Ir. Dodson
Bureau of Public Health
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Typhoon Toll Climbs in Southern Luzon
Manila reports estimate about 300 dead from Saturday's typhoon tidal wave and floods in Batangas Cavite Laguna and Tayabas with Batangas hardest hit around 200 fatalities. Telegraph wires down and property damage expected in the millions as full extent remains unknown.
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Manila
Luzon
Batangas
Cavite
Laguna
Tayabas
Washington High Faces Burlington In Armistice Day Test
Washington high school football travels to Burlington Thursday to test their strength after recent wins over Fairfield and Muscatine. Coach McKinstry expects continued aggression and better execution to overcome a strong Burlington side. Washington’s defense held Muscatine scoreless in the third quarter and sparked a late drive led by Bain Layton and Turner.
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Washinton
Burlington
Fairfield
Muscatine
Iowa City High
University Town
Iowa
Fairfields
Turner
Bain
Washington
Davenport
McKinstry
Weaver
Layton
Fisher
Morrison
aBles
Drug Stores and Women Spend Big in Retail Market
Women in America spend about 750 million dollars annually in retail drug stores. The figure highlights the significant role of women shoppers in the drugstore sector and consumer spending patterns.
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Ameresa
Borah argues Congress can regulate primaries under seventeenth amendment
In Washington a Senate speech appeals that the seventeenth amendment empowers Congress to control primaries and the entire election process to purge corruption. He disputes a narrow state question and says Congress may judge election returns and fraud to keep government clean, noting Newberry precedents.
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Congress
Borah
Vare
Pennsylvania
Smith
Illinois
Senate
Supreme Court
Truman Newberry
Michigan
Healthy child behavior linked to school success says Dodson
Dr John M Dodson editor of Hygeia told Iowa teachers and health groups in Des Moines that a healthy school child is likely to be the best behaved and highest achieving student. He praised public health cooperation in Iowa and urged Christmas seat sales for children.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jno. M. Dodson
Hygeia
Iowa Teachers Association
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Des Moines District Dental Society
Dodson
American Medical Association
Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs
Cablegram from Chicago Herald and Examiner
A cablegram from Chicago The Herald and Examiner reports on events as received by wire service. Details are fragmentary but indicate ongoing developments likely centered on urban affairs and public notices.
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Chicago
the Herald and Examiner
Statewide hunt for Mexican murder suspect Juan Estrada
A state wide search for Juan Estrada Mexican wanted for murder at Northwood Iowa centered around Council Bluffs after he was seen in Denison Estrada fled in a stolen car and headed toward Council Bluffs Police blocked roads into the city and patrolled Broadway with officers at Douglas Street and Illinois Central bridges into Omaha
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Cau Nor Rel
Juan Estrada
Northwood
Council Bluffs
Denison
Peggy Duncan completes seven mile Cape Town swim
In a shark infested sea and cold water Peggy Duncan, aged 15, swam seven miles from Rolen's Land to Cape Town in nine and a half hours. She was the only finisher among twelve starters, one of six women and six men.
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London
English Channel
Peggy Duncan
Rolen's Land
Cape Town
Daily Express
Capetown
South Africa
Bunce to Speak at Anniversary Masons Meeting
Ralph L. Bunce of Burlington widely noted as grand treasurer of the Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge joins Washington Lodge No 26 for its diamond anniversary celebration. Judge Charles A. Dewey will be toastmaster with remarks by Bunce Rev F P W Eastwood and Alex Miller. Prof John W Gannaway will deliver the address. Dinner follows at the Masonic temple.
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Burington
Grand Tuler
Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge
Washington Lodge
Wasington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Charles A. Dewey
Mr. Bunce
FP. W Eastwood
Alex Miller
John
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
W. W. Bowers
Norman Chipman
W. C C. Bell
A. N. Alberson
D. Carris
J. F. Marsh
Marion O'Loughlin
George G. Rodman
Cheen
James Bickford
N. (. Corbin
R. L. Mc
Safecrackers Break Into Iowa City Athletics Office
Professional safecrackers target the Iowa Homecoming game office in Iowa City after 9 30 pm seizing a little over 15 dollars. Officials had already moved thousands of dollars to a secure location in Berne Switzerland. Mrs Max Oser daughter of Harold F McCormick of Chicago expects to become a mother in December.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Department of Athletics
Berne
Switzerland
Max Oser
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Bishop Drumm to assume pastorate at St Ambrose Cathedral
The Right Rev Bishop Drumm announced he would take over the pastorate of St Ambrose Cathedral, now vacant after the death of The Right Rev Mer Filgyile. The move places Drumm as the new head of the cathedral clergy and leadership.
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Dee Moines
Drumm
St Ambrose Cathedral
Mer. Filgyile
Eleven convicts escape Ohio penitentiary
Eleven escapees from the Ohio penitentiary shot their way out and fled past guards. later reports say all were captured near Lilly Chapel, with four life sentences among the group and guards wounded. Notable escapee Jiggs Losteiner of Cleveland was named among the fugitives. Harold Biergarten of Auglaize County, also serving life for murder, was captured.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Lilly Chapel
Here
P. Kk. Thomas
Penitentiary
Jiggs Losteiner
Cleveland
Preston KE. Thomas
Secre
Tary
Thomas
Elmer Callahan
John Lane
Wm. Payne
Thomas Gerak
Harold Biergarten
Auglaize
Kalona Notes on Dinners Events and Football
County news from Kalona reports the Baptist Ladies Aid held a dinner and bazaar on election day raising 1038. Rev J T Brown moves to Kalona and will preach November 7 joining Kalona and Wellman churches. Kalona hosts football against Marshalltown and beat Lone Tree 42 to 0. Keota and Lone Tree clash 6 to 2 with Keota favored to Iowa City events. Several residents attend gatherings and travel for football, church, and family news across Iowa counties.
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Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
J. T. Brown
Nellie Edmondson
West Barnes St
Brown
Baptist Church
Wellman
Fe.be
L. C. McGuigan
Bessie
Clell
Iowa City
Tom Lahey
Harley Meyers
Arlys Rose
Newt Benson
Margery Ruth
Prairie Flower
Susan Whetstine
Newt Bell
Sigourney
Ernest Felzke
Germany
Tom Dewees
Cedar Rapids
O. KE
Masonic Hall
O. C. Steigleder
Hallowe'en
Maxine Baker
Iowa County
Tigera
Elven Snyder
Mr. Otis
Lamont
Iowa
Mra
Frank Sommers
Pierre
South Dakota
Joe Gingerich
Lewis Bender
Melissa Wlouck
Levi Randall
Geo. Allen
Perry Dawson
Marshalltown
Grinstead
West Chester
J. W. Grinstead
O. C. Ste
Local society and court notes from Columbus Junction
Grand jury and petit jury members drawn for the Keokuk Federal court term starting Nov 16 include George N. Duncan A H. Ohl son James Hammond and W J D Lewis. Wayne Singleton of Conesville is night operator at the local telephone office.
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Columbus Junction
George N. Duncan
A. H. Ohlson
James Hammond
W. JD. Lewis
Federal Court
Keokuk
Wayne Singleton
Conesville
Stella Cornice
R. Lacey
H. H. Gee
Anamosa
Pauline Johnston
Drake University
Rh. S Johnston
Columbus City
FE. H. C
Harry Showalter
Grace Butler
New London
Ome
E.O. Newell
Floyd Deal
Warren Ball
Maurice Ball
Winfield
Windsor Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Chicago
Burlington
Witness claims sighting Mrs Gibson near Hall Mills slayings
Robert Ehrling testified he saw Mrs Jane Gibson in De Russys Lane the night of the Hall Mills murder. He described two cars passing and noted a man with a short moustache in one Ford sedan. Mrs Hall reportedly owned a Dodge sedan.
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Court House
Somerville
Robert Ehbrling
Jane Gibson
Roman Witty
de Russey
Hall-Mills
Altho
Hall
Ehring
Gibson
Dodee Sedan
Burlington Gazette Awards Trips To Local Junior Club Members
The Burlington Gazette has funded nineteen trips this year for the Internation al and the junior short course at Ames, allocated to Junior club members. Township officers at Grandview include V. Shellabarger as justice of the peace, R. McCleary and Chas Connor as constables, A. Arnhood as clerk, L. FE. Parsons and R. R. Rexroth as trustees, and L. W. Huff as assessor.
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The
Burlington Gazette
Ames
Grandview
V. Shellabarger
R. McCleary
Chas, Connor
A. Arnhood
L. FE. Parsons
R. R. Rexroth
L. W. Huff
Ase peSssoar
Quiet Wellman Election Marks Good Day in Iowa
Election day in Wellman Iowa was calm and mild with about sixty percent turnout. Milo Smith and son visited. Des Moines relatives cared for a sick sister in law. Columbus Junction residents Culver moved to town. many anticipated the Home Coming game in Iowa City. visiting Reid family from Washington spent Sunday with local relatives.
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Wellman
Iowa
Milo Smith
Littl
Fredericksburg, Jr
Albert Roupe
V. A. Seigler
Des Moines
Culver
Columbus Junction
Aaron Shettler
Iowa City
Fred Reid
Frederick
Washington
Harris McGugin
John McGugin
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