National appeal urges women to join unemployment relief efforts
Washington October 29 A summons to women to join in the national effort to relieve unemployment was issued by Dr Lillian M Gilbreth head of women s activities for the presidents emergency committee. Col Arthur Woods announced a radio program using Columbia and National chains to reach the public. Col C O Sherri former Cincinnati city manager may be first speaker on the national hook up.
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Washington
Lillian M. Gilbreth
Arthur Woods
Columbia
Col. C
Sherri
Cincinnat
Wellman Farmer Lee Frisk Found Dead Near Home
Coroner Ae Jones was called to Wellman this morning after farmer Lee Frisk was found dead in a pasture near his home. Death appears due to natural causes with prior heart pains and suspected appendicitis. autopsy planned today to confirm cause. Mrs Frick, his wife, lived on the Ton farm southwest of Wellman. He was well known in the community and had lived there most of his life.
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Ae Jones
Wellman
Lee Frisk
Bith
Frick
Ton Farm
L Hi. Itis
Tipto: Reward Offered in Murder Conviction Case
A reward of $500 is posted as authorities seek Roy and Jack Mercer, named by Wayne Kile as accomplices in the murder of R. G. Sproate. Sproate was shot from a car three months ago while attempting to stop a crime. County Attorney Hamel oversees the search and reward efforts.
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Loval
Murket
Wayne Kile
Roy
Jack Mercer
Hamel
Two Local Teams Prepare For Burlington Games
Washington and Burlington square off in football with Washington hosting the junior college clash after a grueling week of practice under Coaches Jim Shultz and George Freshwaters. Washington hinges on Burlington for Little Six hopes as Raymond returns from an ankle injury and both squads seek momentum.
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Washington
Burlington
Jim Shultz
George Freshwaters
AML
Raymond
Fo Burlington
Freshwaters
Lis Equin
Gracefiend
Turlington
Denatured Alcohol Seizure Report in Philadelphia Yards
Federal prohibition agents seized a freight car with 2 800 tons of specially denatured alcohol in Pennsylvania freight yards. The shipment labeled insectiet and another consignment of imported liquors from Florida valued at 2 000 dollars were turned over to authorities. The text notes a veteran of the world war,-survived by his widow and daughter Opal.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
American Railway Express Company
Florida
Interior Secretary Fires Ralph Kelley From Service
Secretary Wilbur of Interior dismisses Ralph Kelley former chief of the Western Division of the General Land Office after a Justice Department probe into maladminstration of coal lands. Dismissal dated September 29, 1930, citing conduct and resignation request timing.
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Wilbur
Interior
Ralph Kelley
Apriary of
Ralph 8. Kelley
General Land Office
Justice Department
Kelley
Interior Department
Texas gunman kills two officers at railway station
On October 29 in Cameron Texas a gunman shot and killed railway special agent Ed Denton and deputy sheriff Guy Pope during an inquiry into a railroad station robbery. Store owner Reagan Brady then killed himself minutes later.
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Reagan Brady
Ed Denton
Railway
Guy Pope
Cameron San
Dana
Ran
Pope
Bradyth
Oeal
GL LIRE ASSEMBLY HELD THIS MORNING
The Ii Lite staff gathered at 9 40 am for their annual assembly led by Cherie McElhinney editor in chief who introduced staff with cardboard portrait displays. The Hi Life staff and junior college staff were announced with list of editors business managers and department heads. Masson presented sale of the annuals noting students subscribe in fall or pay half now and half later when spring issues appear.
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II Lite
Cherrie McElhinney
Hi-Life
Evides Cherrie McKininney
Helen Alcorn
William Masson
Eugene Thomas
Donald Coates
Maurice Mayo
Helen Schoonover
Lucile Nicola
Donna Clow
Grant McKune
Robt Stutsman
Robert Petratz
Raymond Wicting
Stanley Simpson
George Jones
Maurice Meyer
Verna Palmer
Ruth Cenningham
Aramatics
Lucille Knox
Curtis Says Red Cross Key Aid Agency Worldwide
Vice President Charles Curtis lauds the American Red Cross for its relief work and global goodwill. He urges generous support, praising its role in aiding those stricken by misfortune and fostering friendly ties for the United States.
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Charles Curtis
United States
American Red Cross
Life's Rules and Striving in Howe's Monthly Reflections
A quotation from W. Howe's Monthly urges obedience to life’s rules to avoid serious incidents. It describes life as a strict yet generous master, and suggests better regulation of our striving for overall improvement.
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W. Howe
Trial of A Hartwig for Murder Nearing End
ANAMOSA Iowa Oct 29 UP The trial of Albert Hartwig for murder in the poisoning death of Edward Miner of Olin last February was expected to reach the jury before the court adjourned late today. Only the concluding arguments of Don Barnes for the defense and County Attorney Clifford B Paw for the state remained when the court took its noon recess. Jorge Gorman spoke this morning for the defense while Charles Doxee answered for the state.
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Anamosa
Towa
Albert Hartwig
Edward Miner
Olin
Don Barnes
Clifford
Paw
Jorge Gorman
Charles Doxee
Coroner Probes Death of Davison in Fairfield
Reports detail the coroner investigation into the death of David O. Davison of Coppeck. A truck collision near Pleasant Plain left Davison unconscious and later with injuries. a second driver, unnamed, offered help but his details were not recorded. Davison recovered consciousness, refused home care, and drove away. Family and witnesses dispute rumors of other later injuries as Fairfield officials review all evidence and determine the exact cause.
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David O. Davison
Coppeck
Gaumer
Faletied
Toners Fs
Serariano
Farfeld
Ledxer
Adorpoons
Hi Automobile
Forest Rich
Davis
Pleasant In
Davison
Pusioan
Fairfield
Tas
Pleasant Plain
Towa
Bodies found of eight victims in Wheatley mine blast
Rescue workers in McAlester Oklahoma recovered eight bodies from the No 4 Wheatley coal mine where an explosion and toxic gas trapped 28 men for more than a day. The recovered victims were found on the lower slopes and shifts continued with gas masks and careful digging.
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Mcaleter
Okla
Wheatley
Here
We Clals
Washington Men to Canada Deer Hunting
Franklin Bostwick and Rude Tan left for Little Current Ontario for deer and moose hunting. The trip lasts about ten days with plans to return late next week. Bostwick has a local contact inviting them for what he expects to be abundant game this season.
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Franklin Bostwick
Rude Tan
Little Current
Ontario
Canada
Mr. Bostwick
Senator Shipstead visit at ranch sparks mixed views
In Deverly Hills California on Sunday Senator Shipstead of Minnesota spoke of politics with locals. He praised bipartisan talk and said Republicans and Democrats each have roles. A Maine or Boston paper notes party discussions and a forthcoming convention to map party tactics amid radio era campaigning.
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Deverly Hills
Calif
Shipsteat
Minnesot
Secretary of the Navy
Adam’s
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Reger Band Orchestra Presents Concert
The Reger Band and Orchestra held a concert with a mixed program including South Seas Melodies, Night overture, Two Gathers, and Heart Wounds, featuring performers William Masson and Adranne Venerus. The event netted about $616 after expenses. William Masson served as orchestra president. Mildred Masson as secretary treasurer. Cherie McElhinney led the band with Maurice Mayo as secretary treasurer.
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Acho Aight
Jedey
Aunechih Ner
Amabors
Kalerna
Adranne Venerus
Ebuce
Willim Sarter
Sabaluy
Abe
Geoutmaster
Mare
Sewall
Cob
Myddleton
Fillmore
Vitapone
Jerney
On the Mall
Goldman
Wrooks
Lithgow
Barnard
William Masson
Mildred
High Honor Mahatma Title Explored in Hindu Meaning
An examination of the term Mahatma, often translated as great souled one, tracing its Hindu roots and its use as a designation for revered leaders or high priests among theosophist circles.
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Mahatma
Igh
Yocum Won’t Tell Terms Of His Release
Bart Yocum, millionaire president of the Yocum State bank, was released unharmed after four days of captivity by kidnappers who demanded a $50,000 ransom. He declined to discuss the terms, praising his wife’s bravery and stating he felt grateful to authorities for handling the case. He returned to Galva from Atkinson, where he had been held, and recounted his return home to his wife and the garage helper who drove him.
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Galva, I
Sgsters
Bart 1 Yocum
Yocum State Bank
Twi
Yocum
United Presa Ter
Galva
Atkinson
Treasure Hunt Planned for Scouts Thursday Evening
Washington boy scouts will meet at Mr Browne's home Thursday at 7 09 PM for a special treasure hunt after churches hosting meetings are unavailable. Scouts should wear old clothes and bring flashlights.
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Wwashington
Ted Brown
Iowa Corn Yields Varied in Local Areas Across Iowa
Charles D. Reed released a weekly crop conditions statement noting corn yields range from five to fifty bushels in the same localities. The report cites more favorable conditions on north slopes and poorer results on lands heavily manured or phosphated. Late planting showed better yields than earlier planting amid new husking machines boosting activity.
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Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Reed
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