Aviators Found Safe After Greenland Flight Search
Edward W. Pickard reports Rockford aviators ERT HASSELL and Parker Cramer found alive in Greenland by a University of Michigan expedition. They had landed 100 miles inland after fuel loss en route to Sweden, signaling for rescue and planning to Denmark with Prof. Hobbs. The Stinson plane survived.
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Ert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Rockford
Stockholm
Greenland
University of Michigan
Denmark
W. H. Hobbs
Mount Evans
Stinson
Sweden
Europe
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Stefansson
Seattle
Berlin
America
Rance Statesman Dies in Plane Crash
Maurice Bokanowski minister of commerce aviation posts telegraph and telephones perished in a Toul to Paris flight. Four companions also killed and bodies burned when wreck caught fire. Also reports Idaho disaster near Pocatello with six killed including the pilot.
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Rance
Maurice Bokanowski
Toul
Paris
Pocatello
Idaho
Fokker Air Mail
Scanderbeg III Crowned King of Albania
Ahmed Zogu, now Scanderbeg III, is proclaimed king by Albania's assembly, taking a double oath on Bible and Koran, promising religious freedom. Republic party protests, Italy recognizes the new regime, prisoners freed, and state employees receive one month’s salary bonuses. Germany proposes action to France over Rhine occupation and Dawes plan debt issues.
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League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Finland
Sweden
Poland
League
Europe
WA. J. Procope
Vinland
League Council
Britten
Chicago
House Naval Committee
Paris
la Guardia
New York
Washington
Senate
America
Ireland
Kellogg
England
Urope
Ahmed Zogu
Albana
National Assembly
Scanderbeg III
Mohammedan
Tirana
Zogu
Republican Party
Italy
Mexico's Residen Cales Declares End to Presidency
RESIDENT CALLES of Mexico told Congress he would not seek re election after his term ends December 1 and urged national unity to select a provisional President. He praised the absence of caudillos though army chiefs still expect to influence the Obregonist congress in choosing a new President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calles
Mexico
Obregonist Congress
Wisconsin Republicans renominated LaFollette as Kohler wins governor
Wisconsin political results leave state politics unsettled with LaFollette renominated and Kohler defeating Beck and Zimmerman for governor. Conservatives see Beck’s loss as signaling the end of the La Follette era while Kohler’s opponent will be Madison Mayor Schmedeman. In Michigan Republicans renominated Governor Green and Senator Vandenburg, with Democrats naming Comstock and Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isconsin
LaFollette
G. W. Mead
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler
J. D. Beck
LaFolletteite
Zimmerman
Beck
A. G. Schmedeman
Madison
M. K. Reilly
Michigan
Green
A. H. Vandenburg
W. A. Comstock
Maj
J. W. Bailey
Leaders deplore religious issue in presidential campaign
SeroNiie leaders of both major parties condemn the push of the religious issue in the presidential race. Governor Smith recently spoke on the matter after learning opponents accused him of leading a sectarian effort if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Hoover to Speak Only in the South on October Sixth
Erbert Hoover will deliver a single address in Elizabethton Tennessee on October 6 during an industrial celebration. Advisers report the Middle West is safe for him, while party splits and electors shifting in Alabama Georgia Florida complicate efforts to win the solid South.
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Erbert Hoover
Middle West
South
Elizabethton
Tenn
Senator Brookhart
Town
Hoover
Republican Party
North Dakota
State Central Committee
Solid South
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Smith and Robinson
Curtis
Midwestern financiers charged in mail fraud conspiracy
A federal grand jury in Boston returned a joint indictment charging several Midwestern financiers with using the mails to defraud through the sale of nearly one million dollars in securities. Named defendants include Guy Huston John E Huston John L Boyles Harold A Smith all of Chicago along with Walter E Cravens of Kansas City Oran F Schee and Vernon A Sigler of Des Moines The indictment covers securities sold in the Missouri Kansas Farm Company Farm Company of Massachusetts and the Farmers Fund of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Guy Huston
John E. Huston
John L.boyles
Harold A. Smith
Chicago
Walter E. Cravens
Kansas City
Oran F. Schee
Vernon A. Sigler
Des Moines
Bethel Community Notices Highlight Fall Festival Plans
Bethel locals share visits and travels as the community prepares for the Fall Festival on September 21 and 22 at the church. Attendees discuss booths, fruits, vegetables, canned goods, jellies, pastries, antiques, and a chicken supper served 5 to 7 Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed
Illinois
Rev. Parker
Mary
R. J. Dawson
R. J. Dawson Home Thursday Afternoon. Rev. Parker
Mr. Dawson
Dawson
Boyd Foster
Community reunions in Columbus Junction cite Bleven and Lewis families
Forty five Bleven relatives hold an annual reunion at Columbus chautauqua park with a noon picnic and program. Roy Aringdale elected president. Separate Lewis family reunion draws attendees from Vandalia Missouri Muscatine and Morning Sun with Fay Lewis elected president. Mrs Eva Dean serves as secretary. Miss Catherine Gray joins Mr Gray returning from Europe. Mrs Ernest Luckey dies at 32 after an operation, survived by six children. funeral set for Fredonia Methodist church with burial in Fredonia cemetery. Robert C. Butler visits Minneapolis relatives.
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Columbus Junction
Bleven
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Alex MccCullough
Muscatine
Harry Bliven
Davenport
Albert Bliven
Morning Sun
Roy Aringdale
Robert C. Butler
Minneapolis
Martha
Grace Butler
Catherine
Europe
Gray
Berlin
Ernest Luckey
Fredonia
Virgie Orr
Max
Pauline
Burdette
Betty
Claudia
Wanda
Fredonia Methodist Church
Fredonia Cemetery
Brighton notices and travel plans from September
Bonnie Benieter Dorothy Helmick Ethel Knerr and Marjorie Wanerus leave for ISTC Cedar Falls to study. Mrs Dean Johnson returns from Buckham on visit. Mrs Howard Oden of Miami visits cousin Mrs Raymond Kesel. Violet Anderson, Cedar Rapids worker, weekends with parents Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson. Jake Faber of Lockridge visits relatives. Roy Edwards and Merle of Iowa City visit Robert Edwards home. Frank Di Fardi returns to Chicago after a week with Hoa Brier family. Rosemary Di Fardi remains a week due to baby illness.
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Brighton
Iowa
Bonnie Benieter
Dorothy Helmick
Ethel Knerr
Marjorie Wanerus
Uwo
Cedar Falls
Dean Johnson
Phillips
Buckhamon
W. Y
Howard Oden
Miami
Fla
Raymond Kesel
Violet Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Harry Anderson
Jake Faber
Lockridge
Roy Edwards
Merle
Iowa City
Robert Edward
Frank di Fardi
Chicago
Hoa Brier
di Fardi
Rosemary
Riverside Visitors Share News and Travel Tidings
Mrs MoM Galvin and sons Martin and John and Mrs Fuller and Raymond of Dubuque visited Sunday at St Marys convent and Sister Mary Martinella. Mr A D Craig returned from Salem Oregon after a month visiting relatives there. John and Ramey Knittel welcomed relatives arriving from Mooreland Oklahoma for a family visit.
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Riverside
Mom. Galvin
Martin
John
Fuller
Raymond
Dubuque
St. Mary's Convent
Mary Martinella
D. Craig
Salem
Oregon
Craig
John Woodburn
Ernest Craig
Thomas
Joseph Knittel
Mooreland
Oklahoma
John and
Ramey Knittel
Oth
Train timetable summary for routes and freight in era rail lines
The notice lists east and westbound train arrivals and departures with numbers and times for the Golden State Limited and local freights, including No. 4 No. 12 No. 60 No. 30 No. 88 and others. It notes daily operation except Sunday and provides agent names H W Russell and J C McKay with station details.
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Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville
H. W. Russel
Arriv
J. C. McKay
Visit Follows Hospital Nurse's Weekend Call
Mrs Ja O'Loughlin a student nurse at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids was a weekend visitor at her parents home Mr and Mrs William during the period described by local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja O'Loughlin
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
William
Boone visitors to stay with Dr. Blythe couple
Mrs. O Lauchlin and Mrs. Rose Heaton of Boone will arrive Tuesday for a several day visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Blythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’lauchlin
Rose
Heaton
Boone
E. E. Blythe
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Jaime Felix Tschiffely
Mancha
Buenos Aires
Australia
J. Ruben Clark
Utah
William McNeil
State Department
Edward W. Pickard
France
Germany
Mueller
Briand
United States
Robert Moses
Albany
Ermany
Rhineland
Herr Mueller
Reich
M. Friand
Hicago
Continental National Bank and Trust Company
Illinois Merchants Trust Company
HE Home Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Clinton S. Carnes
Carnes
Bethel
Bernice Dawson
Mary Wikoff
L. E. Bidwell
Wellman
John McCurdy
Monica
D. J. Kyle
Milton Heidel
Warrington
Harvard Lane
Wilmine
Oskaloosa
Allen Macy
Nat Birt
Fairfield
E. S. Rudvech
J. T. Train
Adel Stone
Rubio
Earl Morgan
Goldie Bartlett
Laura Kent
E. C. Cook
Fred Wanerus
Methodist Church
Ernie Burch
Pleasant Plains
Joe Frain
Frain
Henry Williams
Pleasant Plain
Martha Butler
Ahua Helmick Correspondent
Alice Meek
W. M. Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
L. A. Jones
Sara E. Walker
Worthy Sciibe
Washington Lodge
A. P
A. M
D. L. Carvauga
W. M
A. W. Yard
C. B
M. ST. P
P. R. RB. Co. Wrernninn
Sessa Ar Varvar
Southwest Limited
iNo
W. C. Bell
Fisher
Buick
F. M. Ritchey
Physicians and Surgeons
E. J. Stutsman
M. D. Bye
F. & M. Bank
C. W. McLaughlin
M. D
West Main Street
W. L. Alcorn
Wilson Heating Co
Iowa Ave
W.L. Kyle
National Bank
Preston
Osteopathic
South Iowa Ave
Chiropractors
Charles C. Brown
Washington, Iowa
INO. W. Applegate
City Hall
Washington Street
Little & Pratt
Gloyd Little
Mart Pratt
J. M. Kyle Willard
Gamiline Alley
City
Austin Sutherland
R. R
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison Lawyers
Morrison Bidg
North Side
T. L. Brookhart Law
Opera House
Livingston & Eicher Law Abstract
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
L. B. Lupton
Frank Boller
W. Washington
W. J. Pease
Washingto National Bank
W. J. Masson
Corbin & Barrett Shoe Store
Cole
Fred Franklin
Tinmis
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