Death Cloud Over Church Case Stirs Ohio Probe
In Bexley near Columbus the death of Mrs. Shearsley 50 found cremated in a church parsonage fireplace is examined as possible murder rather than self destruction. Prosecutor King pushes inquiry as poison tests return negative and carbon monoxide is absent from the blood. Reverend Shearsley maintains caution while relatives question a possible homicide.
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Columbus
Mra. Sheatlsey
Christ Luthern Church
Bexley
C V. Sheataley
John R. King
Chemet C. F. Long
Prosecutor King
Mr. Long
Canton
Shearsley
Paris
Ohio
King
Warn Motorists Warn Against Many Fakes Across Nation
Washington November 22 motorists warned against fly by night scams selling meaningless service contracts and fake insurance and motor organizations. The warning came from Thomas H Henry president of the American Automobile Association.
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Washington
Thomas H. Henry
American Automobile Association
Longworth Backs Curb on Insurgent Republicans
Representative Longworth of Ohio, house minority leader, urged limiting the role of insurgent Republicans in the House in a Washington dispatch dated November 22. The appraisal signals GOP moves to constrain reform-minded rebels within party ranks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Longworth
Ohio
House
Senate returns to work with key bills on bonus and naval needs
The senate resumes December 1 with two prime bills: a second deficiency appropriation and a naval construction measure. A deficit nearly 150.6 million dollars funds the soldiers bonus and coast guard needs, with irrigation project provisions affecting passage. The naval bill would authorize eight cruisers six river gun boats and conversion of several battleships to oil burning units.
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Associated Prena
Washington
Senate
Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard
Pittman
Nevada
Kendall Unable to Attend Guard Meet
Des Moines reports Governor Kendall cannot attend the national guard open house in Mason City on Monday. The governor had previously accepted the invitation but must cancel due to state business. Governor-elect John Hammill will attend in his stead.
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Associated Frees
Des Moines
Kendall
National Guard
Mason City
John Hammill
Girl Sets World Record For Speed Writing
A student known as Geraldine Prewir broke a long standing record by producing 425 words of similar matter in five minutes. Five days later she improved to 16 words per minute and now aims for a higher mark.
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Geraldine Prewir
Feau
Memorial memorial for Secretary Wallace proposed by bureau chiefs
Bureau chiefs of the department plan a memorial for the late Secretary Wallace. Ideas include a professorship or scholarship at an agricultural college, a memorial tree in the department grounds, and a bronze tablet in the department building. A committee will study the proposals.
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Washington
Wallace
Department
Roads In Fine Condition Statewide Report
Des Moines Automobile club reports roads across Iowa in excellent shape in the weekly road report. Routes including Lincoln, Jefferson, Whiteway and primary roads 60 7 4 2 15 17 showed gravelled dirt and graveled segments with good to fine conditions across Clinton Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Boone Council Bluffs Ames Iowa City Davenport and Spirit Lake.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Des Moines Automobile Club
Lincoln
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Boone
Council Bluffs
Jefferson
Ames
Iowa Falls
Mason City
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Jefferson Highway
Indianola
Osceola
Leon
Bethany
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Colfax
Newton
Grinnell
Iowa City
Davenport
Brooklyn
Adel
Stuart
Atlantic
Omaha
Dexter
Madrid
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Storm Lake
Spencer
Spirit Lake
Panora
Guthrie Center
Harlan
Prairie City
Pella
Oskaloosa
Sigourney
Washington
Monroe
Story City
Blairaburg
Garner
Perry
Grand Juellon
Lincoln Highway
Simple Services for Mrs. Harding in Marion
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Kling Harding are planned for Monday afternoon at Epworth M E Church Marion with a short sermon by Dr Jesse Seonk and scripture reading by Rev George W Landes. George B Christian Jr will supervise arrangements and honorary pallbearers include Washington officials and Harding friends.
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Marion
Epworth M. E
Florence Kling Harding
Carl W. Sawyer
G. Sawyer
Harding
George B. Christian Jr
Christian
Columbus, Ohio
Republican Glee Club
Hardine
White House
Jesse Seonk
Epworth
Church of Whic
Washington
Pallhear
Malcolm Jennings
Columbus
George B. van Fleet
KK. Uwhler
J. F. Prendergast
C. S. Rapp
0. D. Schaffner
J. A. Schrottter
Rock Ledge
Florida
C. Kh. Kling
Turkish Premier Resigns Over Ill Health
Ismet Pasha, the Turkish premier, resigns due to ill health. His successor is planned to be Fethi Bey, with Constantinople reporting the change. The move comes amid ongoing political strain and health concerns for the leader.
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Constantinople
Ismet Pasha
Fethi Bey
Roadwork Update Across Counties Near Carlisle
Pleasantville Knoxville Albia and Centerville routes improved toward Carlisle with a detour at Pleasantville. Primary Road No 15 runs southwest to Winterset Affon and Creston where gravel and paving reach Norwalk, while the remaining sections are listed as good dirt road.
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Pleasantville
Knoxville
Albia
Centerville
Carlisle
Winterset
Affon
Creston
Norwalk
Britain says troops to Egypt amid Stack killing crisis
In Malta and Cairo reports Britons move to Egypt after the murder of Major General Sir Lee Stack. A note to Egyptian premier demands apology and 500000 pound indemnity plus withdrawal of officers and Sudanese troop control under Sudan. London papers urge firm action.
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Cairo
Zariou Pasha
Lee Stack
Sudan
Egypt
London
Slrdar
Daily Mail
Coolidge Prefers No Influence On Congressional Leadership
President Coolidge says he will not influence the Republican leadership selections in Congress. In the Senate race to succeed Lodge, Senators Warren of Wyoming and Curtis of Kansas are top contenders with Wadsworth and Watson also mentioned. For the House speakership, vacant when Gillett moves to the Senate, Coolidge’s spokesman notes the same stance applying to leadership choice.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Senate
Seaker
House
Senator Lodge
Warren
Wyoming
Chamber
Curtis
Kansas
Wadsworth
New York
Watson
Indiana
Representative Gillett
Massachusetts
Myrtle Long Named to Chiros Board in Iowa
Des Moines Nov 22 Governor Kendall announced Myrtle EF Long of Bellevue named to the state chiropractic examiners board to fill the vacancy from J W Daugherty Mason City. Appointment effective immediately and ends July 1 1987.
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Des Moines
Kendall
Myrtle EF. Long
Bellevue
Etat Chiropractic Examiners’ Board
J. W. Daugherty
Mason City
Battleford Faces 75 Percent Tax Assessment
Regina dispatch reports Battleford Saskatchewan, facing a potential levy of about 75 percent of its tax assessment to cover town debts. The town owes roughly 700000 dollars to landholders, with 300000 overdue, and creditors have secured judgments forcing financial ruin fears.
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Canada
Associated Press
Regina
Sask
Battleford
Saskatchewan
Capper vows farm relief bills before short session
Senator Capper of Kansas after a White House conference said the agriculture committee's recommended legislation would be pushed in the upcoming short session. He believes it could be disposed of in time to avoid an extra session. The farm commission adjourned to reconvene in January with chairman Carey planning to withdraw advisable proposals.
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Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
Coolidge
Agriculture Committee
Congress
Farm Commission
Robert T. Carey
Northwestern Ready For Rockne S Team In Chicago Clash
Northwestern, back from a 23 to 6 win over Chicago, faces Notre Dame at Chicago's new civic stadium. Sixty thousand seats sold. Thistlewaite's Purple squad stays tough as a muddy field challenges Rockne's famed eleven.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Notre Dame
A Cavalry
Civic Stadium
Thistlehwaite
Rockne
Jewelry salesman robbed of $100000 diamonds in Chicago
E. T. Morris, a New York jewelry firm salesman, told police he was held up by two bandits in a South Side jewelry store and robbed of diamonds valued at $100,000. The incident occurred on November 22 as reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Proms
Chicago
E. T. Morris
New York
South Side
Michigan Iowa Clash Sees Early Iowa Safety
In a windy, wet field at Ferry Field Michigan and Iowa open their final year gridiron clash with Iowa scoring a first period safety after a blocked kick. Scantlebury then punched in a touchdown for Iowa as the Hawkeyes lead 6 to 2 amid repeated kick and punt exchanges and field position battles.
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Associated Press
Ferry Field
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Iowa
Wolverines
Hancock
Hawkeyes
Rockwell
Tte
Parinks
Steger
Lowe
Io May
Schantlebury
Graham
Parkins
Schirmer
Flora
Grube
Marion
Seantlebury
Hawkins
Miciigan
Scantlebury
Seantiebury
Flore
Fotwa
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H. M. Brundage
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Brundace
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Earl Rossman
Champ Steno
Ways
Mrs. Harding
George Christian
Glee Club
Britain
Malta
Coolingr Weee
Myrtle Long
Chiros’ Board
Capper Orrimnertia
Hielen Brown, Jr
University of Minnesota
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