Iowa probes efficiency of state plan for crippled children
Des Moines April 7 UP Iowa welfare workers business leaders and doctors met to discuss the cost and scope of caring for crippled children. They favor centralized treatment centers across the state to cut expenses and broaden access while preserving services, with a report due at a future meeting.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Ewerk
Owas
Aleie Judge Fibert. Utterback
United Press
Yeong
Noone
Sioux
City
Fort’ Dodge
Masonry
Council
Bluffs
Vrestan
Ortumwa
Des
Moines
Dubuque
Ae Almelt
Ralph Reed
Desalpines
Welfare Bureau
WJ Goodwin
Town Senate Educational Committee
Broadlawns
AL Do McKinley
Des Moines Health Center
WE. Wolcott
L. Hogue
Towa
Civil War Vet Freed After Confessing Snipe Mix Up
In Hammond Indiana Judge Jamies Stick freed William Comer, a Tippecanoe County veteran who marched with Sherman, who admitted shooting a snipe mistaken for a hawk while defending his chickens. Comer was fined 810 dollars plus costs, which the judge remitted citing lack of funds. The veteran asked to be allowed to return home.
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Hammond
Ind
William Comer
Tippecannoe
Comer
Tippecimoe
Marshal
Clarksville Fire Department Supper Earns 120
Clarksville Fire Department raised 120 dollars at a supper benefit held last evening. The event was organized by a committee led by J. J. Wigta and included Masons aiding the effort. Also noted were community notices about local births and a university president visiting the White House.
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Clarskville
J. J. Wigta
Vies
Lendance
Roy Lynch
Oval. Davis
Popeular
Rudolph Stoytlemeagre
Shopuemmapre
Alice Bingham
Politics to Help Col Brookhart in Contest for Seat
A Chicago era wire summary reviews the Republican split over seating Col Brookhart in the Iowa Senate race. It notes GOP leaders fear losing control if Brookhart remains and discusses curbing his influence while weighing political principles and party unity amid competing loyalties.
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Col. Brookhart
Brookhart
Broulehart
Senate
Iowa
Cumming
Republica
Buckner Declares Alcohol Diversion Enforcement Block
Buckner proclaims a nationwide alcohol diversion enforcement effort spanning all sectors of life. The article notes hearings slated for Monday where women may appear without counsel, with participants from many states representing farm home church school and missionary groups as well as clubs and societies.
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Buckner
Church
Missionary Societies
Ang Ile Polite Calaretia
Mrs Fricks Said to Have Received 510000 in Money
A fragment notes disputes over visitation times for visiting rights involving Mrs. Fricks. Parents may agree on visiting times. if not, the matter goes to George E. Pike for Conard and FLE Farwell for Mrs. Caward for decision. Court order governs removal of children.
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Conard
Fle
Farwell
Jury Considers Indemnity Case In Perry and Schooler
A jury in Judge E. Stiles division at 10:80 a.m. today considered a suit by Central Life Insurance Company against O. W. Perry and KL AL Schooler seeking 1 100 on a bond signed by Sehiaefer on behalf of Perry, a former employee. Glenn Beers of Pike Sias Zimmerman Brant acted as main litigator, with T. Paulsen appearing for defendants.
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E. St. Stiles
Wid
Central Life Assustantg
Socriety of America
O. W. Perry
KL AL Schooler
Sehiaefer
Perry
Glenn Beers
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Brant, Arte
T. Paulsen
Houston to Attend Geneva Conference
Houston New York official David Houston accepts invitation from the League of Nations to act as American delegate on a preparatory commission of world economics. Owen J. Young unable to attend. Delegates address quarantine, collection routes, and housing in the Geneva conference lead. Marriage license noted for Jennie Adenis and Jim Marys.
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Geneva
David Houston
New York
Tow
Pell Telephone Securities Company
Hax
League of Nations
Owen J. Young
Commission Sets $789,928 WN Road Fixing Contracts
Ames reports awarding road work contracts totaling 789,928 dollars. The listings include 21 miles of grading, 55 miles of surfacing, and various culverts and bridges across multiple counties. Firms from Omaha to Council Bluffs and Waterloo to Toledo secure awards, with bids from Shirley Galdwell, HL of Wilson, Harris & AM Coy, and others.
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Town Estate Highway Commission
Shirley Galdwell
Omaha
Austinville
Monroe
Syest
Charfton
Wilson
Loveland
Harris & AM Coy
Tama
State Road
Toledo
Hell Town Tridge Company
Warren Counity
SLI
Wickam Bridge & Pipe Co
Council Bluffs
Pottuwattamie County
Sul
J. Col Am
Oo Cubyer
Montgomery County
Jasper County
Godacd Ord
New Hampton
Oelwein
Shell Rock
Hlf. Heiden
Newyngton
Neb
Polk County
Lne
Nell. O. Nimball
Clear Lake
Fron
Northwood
Lake Mills
Floods Threaten Midwest as Rain Melts Snow
Chicago reports worsening floods as rain melts late snow across the Midwest. Maumee River at Fort Wayne rises toward 17 feet, Decatur Illinois lake levels spike, Jacksonville Michigan floods exceed 2 inches of rainfall, with basements flooded and roads blocked. Dams and fishways damaged. motorists rescued by horse-drawn vehicles as waters advance.
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Chicago
Port Wayne
Ind
Maumee
Decaturs
Decatur
Trafic
Jacksonville
Lake Maurvaisterre
New Heigh
Springfield-Jacksonville
Atny
Temparatunes Moos Finan An Eane Hohe Aly Ie Tor
Readable fragments describe a local financial matter involving Temparatunes and Moos. The text mentions a meeting or decision related to funds and a proposed project. No clear individuals, dates, or organizations are fully identifiable in the fragment.
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Moos
Men Should Spend 87 A Week For Beauty Aids
A Chicago hair dressers association proposal suggests men contribute seven dollars weekly for beauty aids. Paul Willing presented the plan noting government data show women spend millions on facial adornments. Proposed allocations include shampoo, cutting, wave, facial massage, and eyebrow shaping.
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Chicago
Tmthols Hair Dressers’ Association
Paul Willing
Qe They
Criminal Courts Adjourn to Assist in Wood's Election
The criminal courts adjourned to aid in the election of Judge G W Wood to national office, with the trial jury excused to Monday morning. Judge Bates and County Attorney Weok approved the delay, while Merbert Ashby faces a burglary-related case to be tried next.
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J. C. Murtagh
Bates
Chicago
G. W. Wood
Vanak - Watton League of America
Domorrow
Cook
Roies
Merbert Ashby
J. J. Powers
Missouri Village Elects Modernist Mayor After Fight
Clarence Missouri April 7 Modernists elected their candidate J C Maupin in the mayoralty election yesterday with 365 votes to 254 for fundamentalist L J Peterman The contest centered on Maupin a former Baptist minister who declared himself a modernist and faced backlash over liberal views The race was among the towns fiercest in memory and tied to a dispute over creation of the Virgin Birth issue
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Clarence
J.C. Maupin
L. J. Peterman
Maupin
X Baptist
Peterman
William Jewel College
Liberty
A. Wakefield Straten
Telephone Company Provides Quicker Toll Lines Service
Des Moines April TAP Northwestern Bell Telephone installs a rapid toll line system allowing Des Moines users to call persons in about 72 larger cities and towns with near instant service via direct rail lines. The system still uses the operator for numbers in smaller towns.
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Des Moines
Chicago man breaks ankle on slippery walk
J C Lamkin superintendent of the Atlantia and Pacific Tea Co stores in Waterloo district slipped on a slush covered Chicago walk yesterday. He returned by train to Waterloo and suffered a broken right ankle. X ray confirmed fracture at Waterloo Institute, but doctors could not reduce it due to swelling.
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J.C. Lamkin
Locust Street
Atlantia & Pacific Tea Co
Waterloo
Chicago
I. Waterloo Institut
Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Rail pays 1928 taxes
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railroad cleared up its 1928 tax lien with $38,012.72 paid to County Treasurer Ed Madigan, bringing total payments to $464.44. Penalties on first and second halves of 1923 taxes were $3,923.66 and $3,107.70. A company representative said all tax claims are wiped out and hopes to catch up on current taxes and penalties.
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Oaax
Ed Madigan
Waterloo, Cedar Fails & Northern Railroad. Co
Son
Kendall Returns Home With Wife’s Body From Naples
New York April 7 IN Sighting Kendall arrives in Des Moines plan to hold funeral in Des Moines and burial in Centerville. Governor Kendall, exhausted, met by R Sullivan and a committee of former Towans and friends. Red tape offered to speed transport of Mrs Kendall’s body west. funeral plans to be decided on arrival in Des Moines.
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INS
Naples
Italy
Nate
Koudan
Iowa
Bergenland
Cov
Kendall
R. Sullivan
Towa
Des Moines
Stock Island
Centerville
Wis
Tam
Soan
Wooden
Center
Nellie Healy
Washington
Kh Gray
Allia
Two Hurt Rushing to Help Woman Who Fell on Sidewalk
Des Moines reports gallantry by two local financiers Toward Tuller and Elmo Oresbly after Lola Metzer fell on an icy sidewalk. Fuller rushed to aid her but slipped and struck his head losing consciousness. Oresbly also slipped and broke a wrist. E W Van Del aided the woman to her feet and gave first aid to the others.
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Des Moines
T. Tuller
Iowa Loan & Trust Co
Elmo Oresbly
Loan Corporation
Fuller
Lola Mettzer
Silme
Postoffice Thieves Lead Guilty Plea Suspected in Davenport
Davenport Iowa April 7 AP Tanres 4 and P Harmon arrested here last night for several post offices and express office robberies. They were taken to Davenport for preliminary hearing, then to Connell Bluff for sentence in federal court. They will plead guilty to robbing a post office at Underwood after indictments are returned.
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Davenport
Missing Mail Plier Sighted Near Elko Idaho
Missing mail pilot Franklin Rose, last seen en route from Elko to Pasto Washington, was sighted north of Elko by mountain city officials. Officials report Rose was diverted due to a storm and appears able to resume flight. authorities caution coordination with flight plans and weather.
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Boise
Ida
Franklin Rose
Air Mail
Eiko
Lahat
Mountainvilly Telephone & T Ph Co
Rose
Elko
Dasea
Dasea, Equently Becaming Jost In A Storm and Was Forend To Make A Landing. Tta2
First Presbyterian church bids near Shockley estimate
Auditors report bids for the new First Presbyterian church in Ottumwa nearly match Shockley estimate. General contract awarded to Max Aildenstein of Cedar Rapids for about 170000, heating and dining contract to Carson Brothers Ashley for about 329000, electrical work to Potine Electric Company. Other bids noted, with minor variances and keen competition. Also mentions Mrs Bradley Better convalescing at home and a federal court plea by Yolibes Ponzi, details unclear due to OCR.
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Clinton FF
Celawa
Tit
First Presbyterian
Max Aildenstei
Cedar Stupids
Carson Brothers
Ashley
Potine Electric Company
Orinmwy
Waterton Pan
Gas Station Clue Triggers Arrest in Alleged Horse Thief Case
Deputy Sherry Darren Buckley traced an alleged horse thief after an incident at a gas station in Blessing Lincoln Township. Verne Meyers, 17, of 269 Commercial Street, was lodged for charges as the horse was later located abandoned near Weber’s farm in Eagle Township. The suspect claimed no intent to steal and said the horse was for transport to the Thorn Lon farm where he worked.
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Sherry Darren Buckley
Ior Ludson
Buckley
Thomas Thornton
Blessing
Lincoln Township
Verne Meyers
Jnr
Ehinges
Jarveny
Weber
Meyers
Eagle Township
Waterloo
Slevers
Sheriff’s Office
Iowa Supreme Court Reverses Auto Damage Suit ruling
In Des Moines the Iowa Supreme Court reversed a lower court decision in a Pottawattamie County collision case involving hogs alleged to be owned by Henry Witt. The court held the appellant could not be denied a jury trial on ownership and that the record supported submitting ownership to a jury. The report also notes an unrelated Wright County case over a vehicle leaving a ditch and excessive speed, with final verdicts reviewed.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines
Pottawattamie County
Thoms
Stewart
Kenry Witt
Andgy J
Dowell
Supreme Court
Appellee
Wright County
Leon Codmuer
Fuest
Stowe
North Dakota Coroner Jury Sits Amid Controversy
In Jamestown North Dakota the first women coroner's jury faced scrutiny over a verdict. After testimonies involving Esther Jean Jacobson who died from alcohol intoxication the jurors revisited their decision and altered their verdict to a different assessment of the case.
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Amy
Double Wedding In Wasps Ammnetsburg Union Church
Mrs Isabelle and Sterling Ander son wed yesterday in a double ceremony at the Methodist church in Wasps Ammnetsburg. Their daughter Mrs Whora Stadt married Imnery Carrithers in the same service read by Rev. ie Sa Sundeslin.
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Wasp
Ammnetsburg
Isabelle Th
Sterling
Ander Son
Whora Stadt
Imnery Carrithers
Ie Sa Sundeslin
Methodist Church
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