Resistance from Farmers Delays Cattle Test at Batavia
State veterinarians under compulsory tuberculin testing faced a 75 farmer crowd at Robert Foreman’s farm east of Batavia as Sheriff Stansbery and militia refused to test cattle without militia support. After debate, vets and sheriff left without testing. Des Moines evacuation begins with guard withdrawal, about 600 militia to return home by tomorrow night.
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Batavia
Towa
Robert
LE. Stansbery
Jefferson County
Des Moines
Stanshers
Foreman
W. 11
Bailey
Brighton Woman Poison Death in Brighton Home
A Brighton woman died after ingesting poison used for spraying a chicken house. Family rush to aid, physician efforts failed. She previously known as Reed, survived by husband and infant, with services set at 2 pm Saturday at the home with Dr. Whiting officiating. Burial in Sandy Hook cemetery.
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Brighton
Stout
Belock
Houshlin
Hushani
Hier Pat
Dr. Whiting
Presbyterian Church
Sandy Hook Cemetery
Bandits Captured After Bank Robbery Chase Near Carlyle
Four of five bank robbers from the State National Bank heist at Keesport near Carlyle were captured after a sheriff’s posse halted their car. The loot of 3500 dollars was recovered. the driver escaped as the men fled into fields. The bandits, all local residents, were overtaken when they jumped from the stolen car.
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Carlyle
State National Bank
Keesporty
Here
Scout Day Draws Iowa and Washington Units to Lowe
Six carloads of scouts from Iowa and Washington State, totaling about 3,008, will attend Scout Day at Lowe tomorrow. A mammoth parade, a review, and demonstrations led by President Jessup and Col. Lewis highlight the program. ROTC bands from Bairstown and Towa City will provide music, with a morning swimming session and campus tours of the field house Union the Engineering shop the Daily Iowan and the Old Capitol. Washington scouts will supervise with capable leaders.
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Towa City
Iowa
Towa Washington U
Washington
ROTC
Bairstown
Jessup
Col. Lewis
Field House Union
Engineering Shop
Daily Lowan
Old Capitol
Washington Scouts
Noted Swimmer Here Wednesday Test and Safety Talks
Noted swimmer and water safety official Konrad Testwalde Jr arrives for a special visit to discuss Red Cross life saving examiner testing and training in Washington County. The event includes demonstrations at the MEC pool and a speech by A W Eastwood.
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Atutetics
Red Cross
B W. Eastwood
Washington County
Amerent Red Cross
Konrad Testwalde, Jr
First Aid Nd
Ite Saving Service
Stouts
Wisconsin
Miso
Jackson
Michigan
Testwuide
Sheboygan County
National Red Cross Life Saving Institute
Lake Lucerne
Arkansas
Burlington High Teams Battle In Key Little Six Clash
Two undefeated teams, Burlington High and Washington Cel ns, meet on Case field at eight o clock in a pivotal Little Six game. Washington, heavier and more experienced, faces Burlington coached by J F Thomason. Shifts in the Washington lineup are planned with Crone at half and Kupka on reserve. Carr and Jungbluth expected to start on the line.
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Case Field
Burlington Greshounds
Washington Cel Ns
Ottumwa
Washington
J.F. Thomason
Burlington
Jim Shultz
Crone
Kupka
Carr
Jungbluth
Twa
Hiteington
Claude Niver Dies in Cleveland Ohio
Claude Niver died in a Cleveland hospital on October 21 from pneumonia. He lived in the Keota area years ago, moved to Tennessee for college then to Cleveland for work, and was buried in Chesaning, Michigan, home of his father. His mother was Mr. Thompson’s sister and a half sister, Mrs John Wimmer, resides in Keota.
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Davis Thompson
Claude Niver
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Niver
Keota
Tennessee
John Wimmer
Chesaning
Mich
Mr Thompson
Miners Survive After Weat End Coal Mine Trapped
In Schickiny Pennsylvania six miners were trapped at the Moc aqua Weat End Coal mine. Rescuers broke through the barrier to find two miners alive while others had died. John son Mortont, 28, and several other names are not clearly legible. The rescuers credited patience and a directed drive toward safety as the team pressed through.
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Schickiny
Weat End
Mocaqua
Johnson
Gingerich Plane On Trial Flight Today
The airplane built by Herman Gingerich with help from Hervey Wright of Iowa City was flown in two trial flights at Marty Whittaker's field this afternoon. George Gingerich piloted the craft and said it rose about sixty feet. the test was promising but the motor was tight and the landing field rough, causing slight damage to the landing gear. The plane was returned to the builders’ hangar with plans for another flight when weather improves and a better field is found.
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Herman Gingerich
Hervey Wright
Iowa City
Marty Whittaker
George Gingerich
Sherman Fingerich
Sherman Gingerich
Mall
Martin Hines Taken by Death in Washington
Martin Hines, a retired farmer, died at his home 614 North Second Avenue around 3 a.m. after being ill for two weeks. He is survived by a wife and several children and grandchildren. Funeral services are under the charge of Woodrow Weadwood and will be held at Elm Grove Cemetery. Two funeral notices note the moving of the McClure family from 602 East Madison Street to 709 South Iowa Avenue.
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Hoy
Walter Raymond Collett
Sarah Collett
Eld
Sheih
Jones
Averat Wauss
Himnes
Homer
Oud Avenue
Esktation Coast
Washington
Bi Witer
Clara, Carton
Minneapolis
Wes Topping
Chicago
Willan "Matucha
Mier More
Joseph Hina Washington
Fe Weadwood
Furia
Ela Grove Cetery
D. W. McClure
Madison Street
Iowa Ave
Hoover Replies to Attack on Naval Economy Program
President Hoover defends his navy economy plan amid charges of ignorance from the Navy League. He announced plans to appoint a committee to trial the league, seek corrections, and demand apologies for alleged distortions while aiming to cut the 1932 Navy budget and avoid higher taxes.
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Hoover
Washington
Det
Navy League
William Howard Gardiner
League
Navy
Navy Department
Pernelp
Teague 18
Navy Leagu
Fa Suicham
Gardner
Rdiner
Three Held Here for Hearing Today
Charles Whitmarsh and Jay Pisher of Des Moines and Leland ham of Wapello were brought to Washington from Wapello and lodged in jail overnight for a hearing today. They were arrested on complaint of Mrs. J. W. Schwarty of Burlington who alleged the car they were driving crashed into a pole. Whitmarsh admitted something but further details are unclear as the report ends with golfing imagery and demonstrations at the clubhouse.
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Charles Whitmarsh
Jay Pisher
Des Moines
Lelandham
Wapello
Washington
Juil
J. W. Schwarty
Burlington
Whitmars
Mrs Sawhill Dies in Seattle After Long Illness
Word arrived from Washington that Mrs. W R Sawhill died last evening in Seattle where her husband Dr West Sawhill serves as pastor of the First United Presbyterian church. She was about 60, had long ill health, and burial will be in Senille. Survived by two children Mary Louise a Seattle teacher and William a college student. sister in Chicago.
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Letter
Brighton
Get
John Leffler
Albert Coffin
Pleasant Plain
Harry Knerr
Maywood
Herman Johnson
Chicago
Cora Emry
Emma Littrell
New Llama
Presbyterian Church
Linton Johnson
Rubio
W. R. Sawhill
Seattle
Wath
West Sawhill
First United
Sawhill
Senille
de Sawhil
Second United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Esides
Mary Louise
Seatle
William
Notre Dame Head Criticizes Notre Dame Name
Beverly Hills, Oct. 30. Father O'Donnell, Notre Dame head, visits and defends the correct pronunciation Notre Dame. He praises Anderson and condemns critics, saying Rockne’s legacy endures and that politics will not disrupt hard times. He predicts Republicans face electoral backlash next summer.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Father O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
Notre Ne
O. K
Notrey Dam
Anderson
Rockne
Cardinals Lose Burlington Tilt In Rainy Roundup
Washington junior college eleven fell 12 to 0 to Burlington as Coulter rushed 70 yards on two plays and Coulter again broke free for a 15 yard touchdown. Kiesey and Brown sparked Burlington on a damp field while Washington struggled with blocked punts and slippery ball leading to the loss.
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Washington
Burlington
Coulter
Brooks
Hurlington
Cardinal
Antone
Klesey
Skola Little
Schnell
Kiesey
Morrison
Watson
Cardinals
Coters
Thelackhawk
Selear
Ahrens
Kern
Brown
Schoell
Stirlington
Hoover program seen shaping national money trends
Hoover era policies under way as indicators point to hoarding easing and a slight rise in bank deposits. A federal report shows a $24,000,000 drop in money circulation last week, the first favorable trend since a string of bank failures. Industrial recovery appeared underway with more industries up and fewer down, while Mrs. Warren Stewart was hospitalized for pneumonia in Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Reserve
Ant
Renin
Toa
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