Strikes and Police Clash in Reichstag District
In Terlin a mass metal workers strike led to heavy clashes with police as 12 000 workers protested wage cuts. Eight arrests were reported including Greta Mildenberg a communist deputy who allegedly led attacks on milk wagons. violence spread to the Reichstag area with fascist deputies calling for freedom and repudiation of Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terlin
Metal Workers
Reichstag
Me Eichstag
Heinrich Burening
Mmen
Greta Mildenberg
Miss Midenberg
Compiunta
Grego. Strasfas
Gray Wa Lonser Deacesanst
Gray county notes moving and farm work report in Richmond Iowa and nearby areas. Families relocate on Dan Hesseltine place, and road work with BM Mohland on the tractor road crew. local residents attend kin visits and farm tasks while funeral services for Wallace Well are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McCreedy
Jame Nicholson
Charlie Green
Smith Bros
Qd Oats
D. G. Wells
Freda
Marie Snyder
Cedar Rapids
E. P. Snider
Jake Snyder
Tragic Accident Claims Young Lemmons Baby
William Dean Lemmons aged eight months died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Lemmons of Washington Street. The infant appears to have strangled while awake on a bed rail and was found by his mother around 2 30 pm. The bed, used by relatives for years, proved fatal in an unforeseen accident. Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at L A Jones Funeral Home with Rev M LeFever officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eaddenec
Irs Mons
Washington
William Dean
Toont
Evidentyone
William Theast
Gladys
Dayton
Mirone
Fern Benn
Fred Sheets
Robert Sheets
Fred
Robert
Poland
Rosamond Redlinger
Valley
Sheets
Charley Linegar
LeRoy
Tel Guy Black
Coppie
Eloise
Dorothy Sheets
Pred Sheets
Josephine
Otto Sheets
Guy Black
Albert Hahn
Joseph Hahn
Wishington
Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers For Year
The Legion Auxiliary elected Mrs. Frank Kratz as president and named officers including first vice president Mrs. Walter Conner and second vice president Mrs. Tom Downing. A long list of committee chairs and an 1 o'clock potluck luncheon preceded planning for the upcoming Legion banquet and spring dedication of the Elm Grove soldier’s memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Harold Ross
The
Ular
Frank Kratz
Walter Conner
Tom Downing
Clarence Jacobs
Charles Denison
Clyde Putnam
Harold Montgomery
Russell Frink
Ed Grayson
J. J. Mayer
Everett Burham
Owen McGovern
George Baker
Howard Melride
Poppy
Russel Frink
Boice Kurtz
J.J. Minick
Charles Clark
Ale Weed
Grady’ Dunlap
Robert Brinton
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
Brown
Preston EL
H.W. Russell
Fred Stewart
J. L. Mayer
R. D. Page
Albert Wehr
Spencer Reed
Fred Downing
Busine
Ann Legion
Elm Grove Cemetery
Army Deserter Links Bandits to Fort Sheridan Supply Depot
Lake County authorities received a confession from former Fort Sheridan soldier Lester J McAdrian who aids Chicago gangsters. He claims the gang stole a machine gun and 900 dollars worth of pistol ammunition from the Fort Sheridan supply house on September 28. He names leaders Bullet Joe and Conroy and ties his group to the murder of Alfred Lingle, a Chicago Tribune reporter, via conversations he overheard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
United States Army
Chicago
Lester J. McAdrian
Fort Sheridan
Lake County
Meadrian
Alfred Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Joe
Conroy
Lingle
Funeral services for Fern Belle Renn held in Crawfordsville
Funeral services for Fern Belle Renn were conducted yesterday at the Methodist church by Dr AW Henke with a duet by Mrs Gladys Williams and Mrs Carl Hedges and accompaniment by Miss Mary Hunter. Burial was at Glen Grove Cemetery. Baptist women planned a rummage sale to raise about $50. Mary Prin and Mrs Paul Snaken were guests as well as Mrs R C Wilcox and Miss Gina Blaneht who each spoke at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Belle Renn
Methodist Church
AW Henke
Gladys Williams
Carl Hedges
Mary Hunter
Wee Verle
Lloyd Gallagher
Delbert
Kieth Wilson
Edwin Kos
Lawrence Heck
Bln Grove Cemetery
Mary Prin
Tussel Frink
Paul Snakenhere
Washington Auxiliary
R. C. Wilcox
Dates Set for Five Day Pheasant Season in 33 Iowa Counties
Deputy Game Warden FL Breitenbach and County Recorder Mrs. Helle Rice report a five day pheasant season in 33 northern Iowa counties. Dates are November 1, 5, 6, 14 and 15 with a daily bag limit of three birds. Hunting runs from 30 minutes before sunrise to sunset. More hunters plan to travel to northern towns for the open days. Open counties include Lyon, Sioux, Woodbury, Monona, Osceola, O'Brien, Dickinson, Clay, Emmet, Palo Alto, Pocahontas, Kossuth, Humboldt, Winnebago, Hancock, Wright, Hamilton, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hardin, Mitchell, Floyd, Butler, Grundy, Howard, Chickasaw, Bremer, Black Hawk, Fayette, Buchanan, Delaware, Winneshiek. Breitenbach notes federal limits place wild geese and brants at four thirds per day. duck limit remains fifteen.
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FL Breitenbach
Helle Rice
W. B. Albert
Iowa
Washington
Lyon
Sioux
Woodbury
Monona
Osceola
O'Brien
Dickinson
Clay Emmet
Palo Alto
Pocahontas
Kossuth
Humboldt
Winnebago
Hancock
Wright
Hamilton
Worth
Institute Held by the W C T U in Washington County
The county W C T U institute met yesterday at Mrs. J. Hawthorne’s home in Washington street. Speakers included Dr. Rose Butterfield of Indianapolis, health director, who cited doctors and Sir King George’s physician on alcohol. Other speakers were Rev. Pop Robins, Mrs. Ol Brumback, Dr. A W Henk, Mrs. Lula Cherry, Mrs. Clara Barker, and Mary Hofer. Washington county earned an efficiency ribbon and red star for full union sister quota. the Washington union received a blue efficiency badge for 100 points.
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W. CT
West Chester
A W. Henk
Washington
Methodis Churcl
Lula Cherry
Clara Barker
Mary Hofer
Kaona
Washington County
Union
Local Notes from Ainsworth and Cotter Community
Bonnie Roeder and daughter Alles Joan of Iowa City attended a parish banquet at the Kelsey home with fine decorations and programs. Mr. Winfield Scott of Avoca visits cousin George Marr after more than fifty years away. Mrs. E R Lins attends a Missionary conference at Crawfordsville. Goffy buys a farm near Cotter and will move in spring. I G club meets Beenblossom home for a pot luck supper. Next meeting planned at Schroeder home. R H Paul hosts Maxwell and Potter families for a fried chicken dinner.
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Ainsworth
Bonnie Roeder
Alles Joan
Iowa City
Kelsey
ME. Ehures
Winfield Scott
Avoca
George Marr
E.R. Lins
Crawfordsville
Hunt
Miss Campbell
Mrs. Schroeder
Schroeder
R. H. Paul
Maxwell
Potter
Pan
Ita Rush
Town City Hospital
Abe
Rush
Dolores Hagin
Wwe
Ainsworth Hfe
Lee Club
Wm. Shalla
Shalla
Paul
Ladies Aid
U. Pi
Five Trapped in Snow Bank Dead of Cold
Regina Sask Oct 17 Five men trapped in a snowbank while attempting to reach the capital died. Their automobile stalled in a heavy drift last night and workers recovered their bodies today. A separate accident near Calgary claimed another life when Gabriel Delaney of Edmonton skidded into a drift and overturned. Regina residents joined search parties for Dora Gorenko a 12 year old girl who disappeared in last night’s blizzard as drifts and fierce wind stalled rescuers.
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Reigna
Sask
Calgary
Gabriel Delaney
Edmpton
Regina
Americans urged to rethink citizenship amid global woes
A Beverly Hills broadcast-style discussion surveys nations including Germany, England, France, and Spain, noting economic strains and leadership quirks. The speaker questions U S loyalty and urges readers to reconsider giving up citizenship in light of world troubles.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
U.S
Ching
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Ke Capelle
Chicago
France
England
Spain
Haly
Till
First Killing Frost Hits Region At 28 Degrees
The season’s first killing frost arrived last night with temperatures dropping to 28 degrees, the coldest yet this fall. The frost came later than usual and persisted long enough to allow corn to mature without frost damage.
School of Methods For Sunday Schools
The county council of religious education appointed a committee to organize a School of Methods for Sunday schools. Supt. JH. Poot chairs a group including Chad W. Brown Miss Ella Gordon Rev. D. Chalmers Fulton Leigh W. Soule. A meeting of church school workers is set for next Monday evening Oct 20 at 8 o clock to present the plan and gather interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of Reigious Education
JH. Poot
Chad W. Brown
Ella Gordon
D. Chalmers’ Fulton
Leigh W. Soule
Sunda
Wayne C C Moorhy Correspondent Notes Local Socials
Wayne C C Moorhy Correspondent reports in Wayne C C Moorhy area Oct 15 with visits from W J Wilk of Des Moines and Pete Matson near Rome Tow to Jos Krantz home. Various dozen neighbors including Richard Davis four months old son of Mr and Mrs Willard Davis improves. Beulah stays. John Nickolaus, Elmer Hooper, P L Nickolaus appear in calls. stock sale by John Krantz. Norwood Jones from Chicago visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Davis
Beulah
Elmer Hooper
Olds
John Nickolaus
Washington State
P. L. Nickolaus
J. A. Moorhead
C. F. Korf
Washington
J. H. Jones
Blast rocks tall Los Angeles building injuring dozens
An explosion at an 11 story garment district complex in Los Angeles injured at least 40 people and caused about 1 million dollars in damage. Investigators suspected TNT presence from examined debris while labor strife and a possible ignition by a Mexican youth were debated. Damaged firms included Heverly Hills Brooks and Gray Bar Electric with surrounding buildings and sidewalks also harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Galement Workers
Sutter
Heverly Hills Brooks, Inc
Gray Bar Electric
Stewart-Dawes
Ok, Elevator Company
MD. Connell
Lanttera
Iron Fame Works
Albia approves Sunday motion pictures vote decisive
In Albia on October 17, citizens approved Sunday motion pictures by a vote of 1,211 to 695 in a special election. Results were announced today.
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Albia. In
P—Citizeny of A'bia
Rabid Coyotes Terrorize Winnemucca Nevada
Rabid coyotes infested with rabies roam Humboldt County area near Winnemucca Nevada, snapping at any living beings and casting fear over residents as authorities monitor the unusual animal outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemudca
Humboldt Soun Y
Blanche and Zelma's Beauty Nook Opening Soon
Blanche and Zelma's Beauty Nook will open Tuesday in the Bailey Building near the Arnold Harbor Shop. Misses Blanche Spivacek and Zelma Moser, with prior beauty experience in Washington and larger cities, are redecorating the interior and preparing for a Monday announcement.
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Blache
Zelma
Bailey Building
Arnnold Harbor
Lanche
Spivacek
Zalma Moser
Washington
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RH. McCarty
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W. R. Meckeedy
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