Runners and Rum Seizures Across New England Coast
Coast guard nets 17 arrests after seizure of a cargo of rum near Montauk and Marblehead police capture about 400 cases of rye and brandy with an estimated value of 100000. A patrolman was blinded by tear gas during the raid and one suspect was wounded. several others held in Marblehead Lynn and Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Drousht
Mont 1Ouers
Helen
Marblehead
Mass
Marble J. Salem
Lynn Tod
George B
Salem Harbor
Rim
Kelley
Thomas Sweet
Avyman Beach
D of Wena Beach
Henley
Satowar
Keley
Keller
Sweet
Latave
Byman Beach
Ded
Lynn
Maret
Rserolman Kelley
Consolidated Ticket Wine Election Held at Iowa University
At Iowa University a student election faced irregularities with 1,021 voters recorded. Officers include Davenport president Thomas Ber ridge of Muscatine as vice president Bilith Bingham Des Moines secretary treasurer sophomores and freshmen listed with names such as John Devitt Pauline Prahm and Fred Sloan. Seven men who attempted to start the ballot mix were apprehended and will appear before the student committee for discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biowa City
Pape
Davenport
Thomas Berridge
Muscatine
Bilith Bingham
Des Moines
Don Curtis
1 Moines
Loury.Knkie
Des Motes
Jean McManus
Keokuk
Carl Mauser
Cries City
Dorothy Fisher
Lowe Day
Florence Deaton
Town
Cit
John Devitt
Oakatoosa
Pauline Prahm
Center Junction
Vic
Fred “Sloan
Mar “Anette
Show Boys Work At Y's Men's Meet
The Y s Men s club program for boys and young men featured four project groups Junior College Y club Hi Y model airplanes and gym work for younger boys A boxing match and a home made plane demo showcased hands on activities The club pledged 50 to the 1981 Y fund and will sponsor the annual supper drive Attendees included Leland McCleery Lee Holtan and Leigh Soule Mrs Richard Johnson and Richard Jr traveled to Iowa City yesterday Afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Tils cc
Hiam Shannon
Thest
Tasty
Bell
George Freshwaters
Ar Nlanes
C Revins
Widtrers Kleese-McKune
Colexes
Dick McCleery
Kicth
Wyoming
Leland McCleery
Lee Holtaning
Y's Men's Club
Leigh Soule
Richard Johnson
Richard, Jr
Iowa City
County Pastors Meet Monday in Washington County
The Ministerial association of Washington county and environs will meet at the Washington UML CA next Monday at 10 80 o'clock. Dr A W Henk will discuss The Rhode and Standards of Religious Education. Follow up discussions will cover objectives of religious education and church school naming and adult Bible class value with Rev. D Chalmers Fulton F L Robing A N Porter and Mer Lefeve leading. The group will lunch together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Counuly
Washington
UMLCA
A. W. Henk Wenter
Rhode
D Chalmers Fulton
A. N. Porter
Lefeve
Fraud charges surface in Chicago public works case
Federal authorities report evidence of ten million dollars in income tax frauds by construction and contracting firms linked to the Chicago sanitary district. Indictments returned by a federal grand jury charge The Dowdle Company Inc with tax evasions totaling 854.07 over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Public Works
Chicago
Chicago Sanitary Disret
Dowdle Company, Inc
Federal Grand Jury
Rescue efforts continue for 30 miners in German mine disaster
In Alsdorf Germany on October 2 the Wilhelm pit explosion trapped about 20 miners. About 250 to surface today as rescuers battle debris and unstable shafts. One group remains deep underground with little hope of escape as rescue workers press on through dangerous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsdorf
Germany
Wilhelm
Anna
Tomby
Comine
Howeveas
D.ftcaliies
Recue
Senate probes history of bond in Nebraska primary
Lincoln November 22 The spending of a $500 bond to fund the short lived primary campaign of George W Norris a grocer against Senator Geo W Norris was under review by the senate committee investigating primary expenditures D P Nye announced the inquiry would return to the Norris vs Norris primary muddle the grocer had been ruled out of the race Stebbins claims he entered the race and the bond details involve a $525 17 draft tied to Victor Seymour head Omaha banker and Republican committee chair and a $1000 personal loan from an Omaha banker testimony showed the bond aided the campaign and linked to Seymour via the heads of the western republican senatorial committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
George W. Norris
Geo. W. Norris
D. P. Nye
Senate
W. M. Stebbins
Stebbins
Norris
Ind Never Trust
Victor Seymour
Western Repullican
Waller
Omaha
Uniity
Seymour
Victor Smith
Comn. Wittes
Woman admits murder of girl in Denver case
O Loughlin woman confessed to killing Leona O Loughlin after facing detectives for two hours. District Attorney Earl Wettenall confirmed the confession as substantially correct. The interview followed Leona’s telling of a victim’s death in Berkeley Park, where she aided in the attack on the girl. In Atlantic, George J Thompson was tried today for forgery after escaping from Cass county jail by digging into the sheriff’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pepel O'Loughlin
Leons Oloughlin
Earl Wettenall
Atlantic
Searee
George J .Thompson
Ui Cass County
Jal
Thomon
Grade Children Play New Game In Breakfast Routine
Washington grocerymen faced a funny challenge as grade school pupils adopted a "preakfast game" to eat hot cereals at least three times weekly. Miss Inez Frye, the school nurse, organized the health effort and students eagerly joined. Posters illustrating breakfast value are already in progress in several rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mis Inez Frye
Real Estate Transfers in Johnson County Report
A list of land deals from the Journal shows county transfers with cash payments due on May 1. Wilber Gardner buys 112 acres from Mrs Tobin in Iowa City, and Doc Dawa acquires 200 acres north of Washington from the Renner estate at 125 per acre. Henry Tukengeniuer, A Nobereal, and other buyers purchase land near Packwood Crawfordsville and Brighton, with several properties including an 800 acre North of Brighton farm and 120 acres southeast of Crawfordsville changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade Fon
Sora
LW. Or Land Company
Wilber Gardner
Din Tobin
Lowa City
Washington County
Doc Dawa
Washington
Joseph Renner
Dawa
Strabeener
Packwood
Bishop
Crawfordsville
Frank Holiday
Marshall
Brighton
White Farm
A. Noberal
Scott
East
Jefferson
Bitter campaign in Pennsylvania grows bitter
Political fight in Pennsylvania heats as Gilford Pinchot seeks federal probes into railroad political activity and public utilities campaigns. W. W. Atterbury, railroad head, shifts to support Hemphill. Vare-backed Philadelphia machine fractures as Pinchot vows court action to take control. Davis, Pinchot running mate, explains duties keep him from curtailing his speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gilford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. W. Attewary
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Atterbury
Hemphill
Davis
Hoover
Absent Voter Ballots Ready in Washington County
Ballots for the November election have been delivered to the county auditor and are ready for absent voters. Those away from home on election day may vote by applying to the auditor with affidavits. Most precincts will have receiving and counting boards, with three exceptions operating a single board. Counting in four Washington wards begins at ten, other precincts at noon, as supplies are prepared for polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Brighton
Dutch Creek Township
Nira
Washington
Guard Woman Held For Boy's Murder In Mercer County
Mrs Minnie Sul a 30 year old stepmother remained in Mercer County Jail under guard after a temporary release to attend the funeral of her 5 year old stepson Mickey who she is alleged to have scalded to death authorities say the case centers on her alleged involvement in the boy's death and the funeral followed a court ruling granting the release for the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Aus
Minnie Sul
Tepmother
Mercer County
Mickey
Two Plead Guilty to Stealing Cattle
Towle and Leonard Rine pleaded guilty today to cattle stealing charges and were given indeterminate sentences not to exceed five years in the state reformatory at Anamosa by Judge Homer Fuller. They were indicted by a jury for theft of cattle from G. J. Joslin and urged today to enter guilty pleas.
Will Rogers States on Depression and Industry
In a rambling column from Deverly Hills, Will Rogers comments on economic hardship, mentioning tires and mood while remarking on Germany's airpower. He jokes about repairs, calls for recovery, and questions official responses to the era's downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel
Germany
Eighteen Men Work In Timber Near Valley
Carl W. Klein organized a wood chipping party southwest of Valley, with 18 men responding. The group felled enough trees to yield 12 to 14 loads of pole length, to be sawed into stove lengths later this week or early next. Wood will be hauled to Washington for distribution to needy families. More chopping parties may form to aid unemployed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Carl W. Klein
Fihe
Valley
Klein
Washington
Clarence Sing
Smith W. Brookharte
Corps of Woodsmen
Weilding
Mayo Bakery Moves to West Side Room December first
Oral Mayo owner of Mayo bakery will relocate December 1 to the west side square room now occupied by Clark and Enslin. Baslin, already operating on the west side, will close out his current business to permit remodeling and moving. Mayo expands from East Washington street for larger quarters and plans a new oven and equipment updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Mayo
Mayo Baker
Clark & Enslin
Baslin
Severaears
Mayo
Washinton Street
Panic in Michigan Prison as Fire Breaks Out
Fire caused by a short circuit tore through the basement of the south wing of the old Michigan state prison. Inmates, though not in danger, cried for help as smoke filled the tiers and crowds of prisoners beat on their bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
Notime
Woods Takes Charge Today He Asks Help
Washington reports detail White House talks led by President Hoover with Col Arthur Woods on organizing federal relief to tackle 3.5 million jobless. Lamont Mills Hurley and others agreed to begin immediate coordination of agencies and industries, selecting assistants for Woods to devote full time to this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Col
Arthur Woods
Federal Relief
White House
Woods
Lamont
Cabinet Unemployment Council
Hurley
Uver
Ogden Mills
la Nont
Federal Reserve Board
Honda
Ald
MacCuley
Erve
Funeral Saturday for Mrs Sarah in Ainsworth area
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah who died in Long Beach are set for two o clock Saturday afternoon at her old home in the Ainsworth community with burial in the Ainsworth cemetery conducted by Darlal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Long Beach
Ainsworth
Darlal
Enroll Boys in the Y M C A Campaign Expands
The Y M C A drive for high school memberships proceeds with 31 Hi Y interviewers at Washington High School as 227 boys are sought for Y M C A memberships. The push targets full memberships in the 3, 5, and 7 dollar classes expiring January first, with renewals due by October 29 to support a November financial campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. MC. A
Edwin Grifith
Washington High School
Tom Duncan
Gilbert Dickinson
William Stewart
Curtis Wells
Wilson Pat- Leonard Bridges
Lloyd Helewick
Maurice Mayo
Jack Lytle
Francis McConnell
Sherman Wi Won
Robert McFarlane
Richard Eddington
William Shannon
William Kyle
Robert Stutsman
Don Stuteman
Stanley Knupp
Robert Springeman
William Masson
Charles Berio
Raymond Mohr
Don Welsh
Eugene Thomas Henry Carris
Jans For Rolce
Tom Stewart
Walter Jungbluth
Richard Wehr
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Massachusetts Coast
Iowa University
Y’s
Wecession
Halentie
Br. Henke Washington
Bond
Nebraska
Loughlin
Lester Onner
NEAD
Anna Dingman
Pitot Grove
White Institute
Bsent Voters
Ing
Audietor
Boy
Will Rogers
Nees
AYO Bakery
Bushin
Michigan
Marr
Drive
Badwin
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