Schultz Denies Story Behind $65 Tin Theft Three Affidavits
Three affidavits by Jess Mays Frank Bond and Charles Barber filed with police claim theft of six cans of scrap tin from the Iowa Dairy Separator company on March 31. Schultz denies involvement saying tin was bought from Iowa Dairy after workers found shed unlocked and cans missing. He faces sentencing April 30 on a separate charge of receiving stolen property. Barber Bond and Mays are charged with larceny in the night time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Mays
Seventh Street
Frank Bond
Charles Barber
Eighth Street
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
B. Schultz
Schultz
Iowa
Iowa Dairy
W. A. Bellinger
A. R. Jackson
Mr. Bel-longer
Bellinger
Frank
Bond
Iqwa Dairy Separtion
Comepany
Edwards
F. W. Edwards
Barber
Barney Schultz
Commercial Street
City of
Waterloo
Frank Rubin
Jessays
Rubin
Jows Dairy
Ralph Travis
Mass
Iowa County Officials Found Competent after 1927 Audit
State checkers T C Meader and F B Jenkins closed the audit of Black Hawk county books for 1927, finishing late December. O M Barnes began in 1927 and left January for a bank job. Jenkins replaced him January 9. Results will be sent to the state auditor and local officials. Meader praised county officers as competent and trustworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Meader
Eldora
F. B. Jenkins
Council Bluffs
Black Hawk
Auditor of State
Meadet
O. M. Barnes
Barnes
Jenking
Meader
Hone
Thrifty Jeweler Overreaches in Planning Theft
A jeweler in a hoax robbery scheme recruited burglars to scam $24,000 in insurance. Poor security and late payments triggered police suspicions as the group demanded cash upfront and found no real break-in evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Racover
Joy Street Awakens a Dream of New York
Gay Hilton, a bored secretary at H & H Manufacturing, accepts a mysterious offer from Howard Weston to go to New York with $500. She inventories a quick, luxury ascent from a dull life to a fast paced city escape, buys wardrobe and hotel, and reads a sensational obituary connecting her boss Howells to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Hilton
H & H Manufacturing Company
Gay
Jimmie
Howard Weston
London
Bond Street
WH & HW Manufacturing Company
Mmother
Gary
Avidl Gay
New York
Jmst
Wonghis
United States
Mr. Howells
Samuel J. Howells
Miss Hilton
Weston
Lyeman
Waterloo
Shapter
Paving Crew Pipes in Butler County Denied Damage
Bryant Paving Company official said frozen pipes laid to water the highway project near here would not cause more than 100 dollars in damage, denying reports of 2000 dollar loss from the piping incident. The notice clarifies the extent of damage and attributes it to unrelated causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanner Sperre
Allison
Bryant Paving Company
Treceng
Italians Convert Americans Names Into Their Tongue
Rome reports note Italian papers translate American names and place names into Italian phonetics. The piece cites President Coolidge as Calvino and General Pershing as Giovanni, with Melton becoming Andrea. It also mentions Miss Mable Roll misrendered as Mister Abel Bell and Macon Georgia rendered as Maconga.
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Rome
Italy
Coolidge
Calvino
Melton
Andrea
General Pershing
Giovanni
Eugenio” Tunney
Roberto’ Jones
Mable Roll
Charles Levine
Havana
Abel Bell
Macon
Georgia
Stati Uniti
Krump Admits Share in Oelwein Robbery
Oelwein Iowa April 21 confesses complicity in the robbery of two local business houses. George Brann of Baltimore admitted taking part after being arrested in Fort Dodge on Waterloo police information. Krump says Francis Kelley proposed the robberies and that Kelley entered the Blue Bird cafe and A P grocery separately. Money was divided after reaching Waterloo in a stolen car abandoned there. Both held to the grand jury under $500 bond.
Births Reported In Local Notices
My and Mrs Albert E B Walters of 342 Richt welcomed a daughter Betty Dawn on April 1 at St Francis Hospital. Marian Frances born March 15 to Mr and Mrs Eat Mastres. Beverly Ruth born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Chester Moore of 56 Main. Doris Marie born April 6 to Mr and Mrs Charles H Coffin of 2144 Mulherey. Tran Kyle born April 1 to Mr and Mrs Franklin Nanniaterston. Betty Anne born April 1? to Mr and Mrs Wailam Al AtRaAll at 348 Poirteentt West.
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Albert EB. Walters
Richt
Betty Dawn
Tro Francis Cartigg
St Francis Hospital
Marian Frances
Eat] Mastres
Sor
Ranald Joseph
Avenue B. Dean
Route 3
Beverly Waterloo
Alpine
Chester Moore
Main
Doris Marie
Charles Howard Coffin
Mulherey
Franklin Nanniaterstoner
Riverview
Tran Kyle
Nelson WH. Snyvtet
Williston
Betty
Anne
Wailam al AtRaAll
Poirteentt West
Dayanter
Saturday Schedule of Davenport Concerts and Programs
A dense, OCR style radio and church schedule lists multiple events in Davenport including Christensen's orchestra performances at 6:30 and 9:30 P M, a 7:00 P M program, Philco hour at 4:00 P M, weather reports at various times, and musical acts by Bernig Schnitz and Atwater Kent artists. Also notes church services, a YMCA conference, biblical dramas, and a David Lawrence talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Muinen
Christensen
Philco
Davenport
Bernig Schnitz
Newark Symphony Arch
E M
Pahilco Hour
Phonograph
Roxy Stroll
YMCA
Capitol Theatre
Maytag Company
David Lawrence
Atwater-Kent
Gold Strand Grap
Our
Atwater Kent Artista
Saul of Tarsus
Monday radio schedule and surrounding notices
Dense OCR listing shows a Monday program slate with phonograph records, markets, weather, and live acts at Capitol Theatre and Roxy. includes notes on weather reports, farm service, and various broadcasts. Proclamation by US president and Canadian minister, plus sales, livestock and market updates. assorted Time signals and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Maines
Radio Farm Service
Mthe Ambassadors
Ban P
Capitol Theatre
Walt Wood
Roxy
General Mators
Davenport
Calisthenles
Bernie Schultz
Curis
Iowa Delegation Binds 26 Smith Votes at Convention
Des Moines reports that Iowa will cast its 26 votes for Gov Alfred E Smith of New York at the Democratic national convention in June under a unit rule. The delegation elected nine Smith supporters, one for Meredith or Smith, with eight at large allotted half votes. Co chairs named were Steck and Marsh along with eight delegation members. The last line notes an unrelated 1937 harvest report in the final sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Iowa
Smith
B. T. Meredith
Meredith
Marsh
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
W. W. Marsh
Wateriog
National Democratic
M. F. Healy
Fort Dodge
Iowa Smith For
Peter W. Jacobsen
Davenport
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Joy Street
Claire Pomeroy
Jenn F. Dale Co
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J. Graham Hunter
Ine
Leedgen
Hasse
Butler Co
Krump
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