Rebels seize Santo Ana do Livramento frontier town
Reported revolt against the Brazilian government spreads from Rio Grande do Sul to the Uruguayan border. Frontiers town Santa Ana do Livramento held by revolutionaries with loyal federal troops nearby. Former officers living in Rivera crossing to aid rebels. Rio de Janeiro and Uruguayan officials seek neutrality as violence echoes across the border. Also notes AL Fields fields visit Davenport and fishing trips in Central City.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Santo Ana Do Livramento
Rives
Rio de Janeiro
Legation
Cxile
Rio Grande Do Sul
San Pablo
Rivera
Brazil
Astonio Lima
Tebel
Santa Ana
Fraail
Urugutan
Tella Union
Ural ‘Nguayana
Cuarcim
Uruiguayan
Uruguyan
Minnesota raids strike North Dakota whiskey ring
After overnight prohibition raids by agents across the region, Minnesota authorities announced the seizure of large quantities of corn whiskey and the potential involvement of 52 suspects from St. Cloud and nearby towns. The operation, the largest in Stearns and Benton counties, led to crowded jails and makeshift sleeping arrangements for arrestees.
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ST. GD
Minn
Aidelez
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Stearns
Benton
St. Cloud
Saukapids
Cold Springs
Aow
Holdingtor
Breen
County pastors to meet Monday
Washington county ministers association holds its regular meeting at the Y M C A next Monday at 10 30 in the morning Officers for the new year will be chosen according to Secretary Carl A Klein The presence of all county ministers is desired
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Washngton County Ministers’ Association
Carl A. Klein
Home Talent Minstrel Planned by Washington Legion Post
October 15 and 16 are tentative dates for the ent minstrel show in Washington staged by the Leon Beatty post American Legion. Hop Shearer of Davenport will direct the production and arrive to take charge. A large cast of Washington performers will be chosen as plans mature quickly. William Sutherland of Simsbury was here this morning.
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Washington
Leon. Beatty Post
American Legion
Waders
Hop” Shearer
Davenport
Shearer
Dr A W Henke Addresses Ainsworth Epworth League
Dr A W Henke addressed 125 Epworth League members from seven Burling ton district towns at Ainsworth Methodist Church. He urged stronger work in four departments and noted Christian Endeavor as the basis to lead young people to the Christian life. The group planned a spring rally in Mount Pleasant and a district convention in Wapello, with future meetings and social events at the Burling ton area church.
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A. W. Henke
Epworth League
Burlington
Atworth Methodist Clube
Anc
Mount Pleasant
Crawfordsville
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Wapello
Washing
Ainsworth
Th c Church
Warren Bentzinger
Ipsworth League
Wapelto
Weill
Pring
Mount Peasant
Radieuartet
Ainsworth Church
Marguerite James
Oral Soto
Huckins to Seek New Trial in Cedar Rapids Case
Elmer S. Huckins, convicted in Cedar Rapids, plans a motion for a new trial. He faced charges of operating a financial scheme that promised 150 percent returns. Huckins did not testify, and his conviction adds to a long line of prior exposure to the enterprise run with his son, George E. Huckins.
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Huckins
Cedar Rapids
Elmer S. Huckins
Tuck
Fale
Eure
Hucking
Huciins
Er al
George E. Huckins
Local collegians lose night battle at home
Washington Junior College in a low scoring defeat by Burlington in their first under lights game. Washington amassed 199 yards from scrimmage to Burlington's 51, with 16 first downs to four. Washington incomplete passes outnumbered Burlington completions, and penalties cost Washington twenty yards.
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Burlington
Washington
Bupalanoa
Eeore Maeton
Ikea
Turlington
Paus
Momti
Barlington
Fuhr
Fisher
Forecast of showers at start and end of week
A weekly weather forecast for the upper Mississippi and lower Mis s valley predicts showers at the beginning of the week, mostly fair middle, then likely showers again toward the end. Temperatures are expected to remain moderate throughout this period.
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Upper Mississippi
Lower Miss Valley
Nowers
Three killed by murderers at Braddock store
In Braddock Pa two men and a woman were killed and a man badly wounded when four assailants opened fire with revolvers at a small grocery store. Propriety owners Grego and Jane Lobianco and customer Jane Lobianco died. Victims identified as Mike Lobianco injured. police recovered the getaway car. Motive not established.
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Braddock
Grexo Lobianco
Jane
Louis Ton
James Toffeen
Washington Masons Invited to Kalona Fellowship Meeting
Washington Masons are invited to attend a fellowship meeting and service lecture by Realff Ottesen of Davenport in Kalona next Monday evening at 7. A large delegation is desired from Washington. those able to go should meet at McDaniel Drug House Monday evening at 6 45.
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Washington
Man Blamed Unpaid Car Payments For Bank Robbery Attempt
Charles Montross, recently unable to meet car payments, attempted to hold up Rodney Savings Bank yesterday. He had just bought a car and faced mounting financial strain, leading to the criminal act and subsequent death by his own hand when pursued.
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Hornick
Charles Montross
Ate
Rodney
Governor Denies Pardons for Looney and Holsapple
Springfield Ul Oct 4 Gov L Emmerson denied clemency to John P Looney of Rock Island serving life for murder connected to a city upheaval. Also denied a pardon for George Holsapple of Rock Island, tied to the Rock Island vice scandal.
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Springfield
John P. Looney
Rock Island
L. Emmerson
Looney
George Holsapple
Home Grown Peaches In Herkimer Backyard Tree
A tree in Mrs. Wesley Bates's yard in Herkimer New York bears peaches fourteen inches in circumference. The fruit ripens now as the third year of bearing follows a peach stone planted years ago.
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Herkimer
N. Y
Wesley Bates
Hoover speaks plainly on tough times in Cleveland
BevERLy Ht reports Mr. Hoover addressing a Cleveland audience. He spoke directly, urging perseverance and saying life would improve if people could afford to live within their means. He cited statistics showing many nations in hardship, noting Ecuador’s plight and drawing contrasts with Oklahoma as a frame for his message.
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Beverly Ht
Hoover
Cleveland
Ecuador
Oklahoma
Peru
Roe Court Set To Reconvene On October Tenth
Court adjourned by Judge Patterson after a busy term with four trials. Judge will return October 10 for misc docket. Bainy Thom son equity case awaiting decision. Decrees awarded in Cloyce Willard Horsey v Myrtle Homey and Hattie Altenbernd v Howard Altenbernd. Tobin note custody ordered for 15 days. Parties to plead within 20 days.
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Patterson
Bain Ys
Thomson Equity
Cloyce Willard Horsey
Myrtle Catherine Homey
Riverside
Justee
Tobin
First State Bank of Riversid
R. E. Tobin
Hattie Altenbernd
Howard Altenbernd
John R. Riggs
Nathaniel Young
Everett
Young
Missionary Ayres to Speak in County Churches
Rev. James I. Ayres D D a Presbyterian missionary in Japan for forty one years retired will speak at Haskins Presbyterian church Thursday night Oct 9 at 7 30 and Crawfordsville Presbyterian church Friday night October 10 He led work in Yamaguchi and later Shimonoseki earning respect of Japanese people He shares his experiences in a straightforward business like and engaging manner and was formerly a professor at Osaka Theological Training School where he was highly regarded.
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James I. Ayres
Presbyterian Church In
Japan
Haskins Presbyterian Church
Crawfordsville
Yamaguchi
Shimonoseki
Osaka
DILG Delegates Designated at WHHL Meeting
Delegates were chosen at a Washington WHHL Dilg meeting for the state convention. Elected as delegates: Cary W. Klein, Zear Hin shaw, Howard Sitler, with Clarence Wiese, Carl Jungbluth and W. B. Barber as alternates. Additional attendees expected: Rep. Dayton and A. C. Dewey. Washington chapter now has 76 paid members. Chapter topics included future objectives.
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Washington
Belame
Story City
Rey
Cary W. Klein
Zear Hinshaw
Howard Sitler
Clarence Wiese
Carl Jungbluth
W. B. Barber
O. Dayton
A. C. Dewey
Vigilantes Gun Practice Highlights County Show of Force
Washington county vigilantes gathered at the rifle range to rehearse with firearms funded by the county. About fifty men attended the event, showcasing marksmanship as a deterrent against banditry. County Attorney Edwin Witcock and Sheriff George Strub observed, with a meeting planned at the city hall next Tuesday to discuss expanding vigilante protection across the county. Communities represented included Kalona Riverside Wellman Haskins Ainsworth Reubio Brighton West Chester Crawfordsville and Washington.
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Washington County
Banks
Vigilantes
Washington County Corps
Edwin Witcock
Keokwk County
Sherif George Strub
Vaiday
Ty Hall
Board of Supervisors
Washington City
Athletics Beat A's 9-3 In Third World Series Game
At Sportsman's Park in St Louis 40000 fans watched the Cardinals surge past the Athletics 9 to 3 to trim the series lead to two games to one Taylor Douthit's fourth inning homer sparked the rally and back to back hits chased ace Rube Walberg from the mound with Amari Clarkie adding the final runs The report notes a promising young player arriving at the county hospital with his parents Shirley and Mr Clarkie observing the event
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Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis
Tye Widsae
Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
A's
Taylor Douthit
National
Philadelphia
ADROW
Ane
Ohinmons
Foxx
Miller Rt
Quinn
Moore
McNair
Douthit
Adamesh
Pris
Bottomley
Hate
Blades
I Watkins
Wilson
Gelbert Mallahan
Pupils Sell Tickets for Art Exhibit at Junior High
Washington school pupils sell tickets for an art exhibit at the junior high October 12 to 17 to support picture week observances. Top sellers may earn prize credits. proceeds fund school picture purchases. Notable works from various schools include Turner’s The Grand Canal and other framed prints by Glick Hich and Van Vreeland.
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Washington
Colonial Art Company of
Oklahoma City
Lincoln Seheat
Payton
van Vreeland
Glicklich
Tarhnglish
Wendt
Willi
Heights School
Glick Hich
de Haven
Potthast
Reynolls
Raeburn
St. James School
Plockhorst
Wallace
Wiegand
Junior High
Grand Canal
Turner
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Joan
David McCartney
Dick Fields
Howard Siler
Central City
Ile
Tiskey
Legion Post
Hop Shearer
Wiliam Sutherland of
Sisuorney
Dr. Henke
Jean Karel
Tee
Vernette Johnson
Velme Finke
Rose Carbaugh
Wilma Palmer
Irma Tucker
Aileen Milligan
Dorothy Dowell
Roy Finch
Gale Henke
Lainington
Williams
Fult
Griffith Gerdes
Reinert
Phintipa
Zeck
Barnes Lane Core
Boy
Masons
Kalona
Faw
Rogers
Roe Court
Fudge Patterson
Sue Washington
Matt
Hallahan
Wild Bill
David Mar Clark
Shirley Clark
Vapanest
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