Sandino Rebel Leader Vanishes After Jungle Threats
Managua April 27 The disappearance of M Gen Augustino Sanding a Sandino rebel commander follows his threats to raid Puerta Cabezas and Barangman's Bluff on Nicaragua’s east coast. At Puerto Cabezas 4000 Nicaraguan laborers and local cash interests show sympathy for the Sandino cause while some discharged workers join rebel bands. American presence, including marines and a motor ship, provides reassurance as reports place Giron’s rebels near Pis Pis mining district. Marine air patrols found no evidence of rebels in Pis Pis region, noting population hiding in Uluc village and generally normal conditions along major rivers and mines.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Augustino Sanding
Fender
Puerta Caberzas
Barangman
Standard Fruit & Steamship Co
Brangman Bluff Lumber Co
Baudina
Georges B. Marshall
New York
Giron
la Luz Y
Los Angeles
la Luz
Pis Pis
Marshall
Marine Brigade
Uluc
Poteca
Covo
Bocay
Uli
Tunkun
San Pedro
Bonanza
Bodega
Constancia
Mirinda
Eden
Yapuwa
Burinas
State Scores in Henderson Trial at West Union
State bank examiner reports admitted in Henderson trial show the First State Bank of Hawk Eye was in serious trouble before closing. Evidence reveals deposits of 537000 versus loans 583000, 118 objectionable loans totaling 384381, junior mortgages 188418, legal reserve 61497 fallen to 435428, customer bonds 11208 used, and excessive overdrafts.
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West Union
INS
State Bank Examiner
State Department
First State Bank of
Hawkeye
M. V. Henderson
S. H. Bevins
R. S. Beatty
State Bank
Joana
Marie Hodges Seeks Divorce After France Marriage
Marie J. Hodges filed for divorce from Holly Hodges, alleging a wartime romance ended. They wed in Merignac, France, on April 13, 1915, and she seeks a permanent alimony of 1000 plus an injunction to prevent encumbrance of his property. Other pending actions include Milles Miller, Schniderman, and Corson cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie J. Hodges
Holly Hodges
Merignac
France
Hodges
R. E. Milles
Betty Miller
Tony T. Schniderman
Giulia Schniderman
Susan Corson
Edward Corson
Patient leaves hospital after operation at Allen Memorial
Mrs. William Algyre, who underwent an operation at Allen Memorial hospital ten days ago, has recovered enough to be moved today to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Prank Anibal at 1901 Jefferson Street. She is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Algyre
Allen Memorial Hospital
Prank Anibal
Jefferson Street
Two Die in Flames In Farmhouse Fire
Eleanor Day, 35, and her daughter Helen, 5, were burned to death in a farm home five miles southeast of here last night after kerosene poured into an oil stove tank exploded.
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Renisen
Apri
Eleanor Day
Helen
Niles
Mortuary Notices for Velma Barnett Bartling and Hall
Funeral services are planned for Velma Lorrayne Barnett 3 who died in a local hospital. Born August 15 1914 in Greentop she moved to Waterloo with her parents. Also listed are Louis Bartling 70 who died at 2 40 am and Margaret N Hall whose service was conducted at Keerna mortuary with Rev W J Endres Central Christian Church officiating.
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Velma Lorraine Barnett
Velm Lorrayne Barnett
P Barnett
Greentop
Kearns
Waterloo
Emerson Phond
Paul
LaVerne
Louis Bartling
Lows Bartling
Fred Paul
Mt. Verfon Township
German Evangelical Church of
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Township
Cemeter
Margaret N. Wall
Margaret N. Hall
South Street
Keanna Mortuary
W. J. Endres
Central Christian Clirch
Waterloo business leader reshapes aging firm into new era
The article profiles Clifford Galloway, longtime executive and vice president turned president of the William Galloway company in Waterloo. It details postwar readjustments, a large output network, and international sales in Canada, Australia, South Africa, and South America. Galloway’s career spans Nebraska banks and civic roles. he directs multiple financial and agricultural ventures and serves in fraternal and civic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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William Galloway
Beesmne
Waterloo
Galloway
Itehides
Canada
Australia
South Afr
South America
Beatrice Daily Express
Wesleyan Untier
Nebraska State University, College of Law
State Journal
Lincoln
City National Bank
Citizen‘s
University Place
National Bank
Elmwood
Alite Bank
Stl
Weeping Water
Ui Control
Wye
American State Bank of
Kearney
Security State Bank
Arnold
Grey Coin
Alan Vie
Patel
Nebraska State Ink
Anreve
Lancals Lr Couspany
City National Nk of
Protective Organization
Arid Waterson
Mr. Butter
Canopus Clubs
Aben Tavinder
Senate debate and committee actions on key bills
Congress Today reports Senate debate on the Johnson Boklder dam bill while Commerce panel weighs amendments to a food control bill. Naval affairs panel reviews a navy building program. Finance panel continues tax reduction talks. Banking and currency hearings on LaFollette and restricting Federal Reserve loans to brokers. House keeps up debate on the Haugen farm relief bill.
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United Press
Senate
Commerce Committee
Naval Affairs Committee
Finange
Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve
HOUSE
Bankers Fix Dates for Group Meetings
Des Moines April 27 Iowa Bankers association announces annual group meetings chaired by Frank Warner from May 7 to May 25. Two special trains, northern and southern Iowa specials, will transport attendees. Meetings list South Group in Corning Atlantic Perry Albia Muscatine and Worth Group in Storm Lake Sioux City Greene Independence Manchester with respective dates through May 25.
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Des Moines
IINS
Iowa Bankers Association
Prank Warner
Ab Corning
Manchester
Ichnergry
Northern
South
Corning
Atlantic
Group of
Perry
Albia
Muscatine
Worth
Storm Lake
Sioux City
Greene
Independence
Dead Aviator Found on Mobile Bay Isle
A man in an aviator’s costume was found on Dauphine Island near Mobile Bay. An airplane wheel and tire were located nearby weeks earlier. Authorities believe the body may be unidentified, with doubts that it is Paul Redfern, as the wheel type and location do not match the missing flyer’s plane.
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Mobile
Ala
U.pi
Dauphine Island
Mobile Bay
Paul Redfern
Redfern
American businessman wins cellulose monopoly in Soviet cornstalks
Moscow reports that Montfiore Kahn, an American businessman acting for a German American group, has secured a monopoly from the Soviet government for manufacturing cellulose from cornstalks. The development marks a notable collaboration between American investors and Soviet authorities in a strategic industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
T Ins
Montfiore Kahn
Brain Tests at Universities in Daily Evening Post
A sample intelligence test prompts quick thinking and common sense with two minute limits. Students are told to pencil answers and refer to correct ones if doubts arise, reflecting a testing form used at many universities.
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Christopher Columbus
America
Young Hill Freed on Bond in Matricide Trial
Ottawa April 27 Harry Hill 19 was released on 20000 bond after Judge Joe A Davis sustained the defense challenge to the jury for Hill’s second murder trial and postponed the case to September. Friends of the Hill family posted bond as momentum for the release grew. The defense had argued health deterioration prompt release and raised motions to discharge for lack of prompt arraignment and to suppress evidence from the Hill home without a warrant. The judge denied the other motions and sustained the bond ruling while ordering the case back for September motions.
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Ottawa
Harry Hill
Dudge
Joe A. Davis
Hil
Davis
Hill
Devies
Af Jiors
Nation honors Floyd Bennett on arrival and funeral events
Washington pays tribute as Floyd Bennett lies in state and his funeral train is prepared. The procession forms from the armory to Pennsylvania Station while crowds line the streets. Dignitaries, Mrs. Bennett, and Commander Byrd attend a solemn service and voyage to the capital. The Ford plane carrying the transatlantic fliers departs from Lake Ste. Agnes toward Washington with Balchen at the controls.
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Pennnsylvania
Navy
Quebec
Grand Central Station
Land
Terminal
Park Avenue
Grand Central
Armory
Bennett
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Halstead
Byrd
Lake Ste. Agnes
INS
Witth Bernt Balchen
Floyd Bennett
Washington, D. C
Herta Junkers
Hermann Kochi
Baron Ehrenfried von Huenefeld
James Fitzmaurice
Ford
Charles Wenrell
Altho
Washington
Hartford
Conn
Goodby
Canada
Maron
von Haenefeld
Balchen
Walb and Weaver Sentenced in Banking Conspiracy Case
Wayne Indiana April 27 Clyde A. Walb former Republican state chairman and Valentine D. Weaver president of the defunct La Range State bank were sentenced to Leavenworth penitentiary for conspiracy to violate national banking laws. Walb got four years and Weaver two and a half years after pleas or jury conviction.
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Fork Wayne
Ind
W.A
Clyde A. Walb
Valentine D. Weaver
la Rrange
State Bank
Leavenworth
Walb
Weaver
Mysterious death probe of local farmer Buckheim
Elkader Iowa April 27 county officials investigate the mysterious death of John Buckheim 48, a farmer found shot near a straw stack a quarter mile from the road. A 32 calibre bullet struck his left arm passed through the heart and lodged in the right lung. Buckheim last seen yesterday morning by a neighbor in an adjacent field.
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Elkader
John Buckhein
Buckhelm
Second Candidate for Supervisor Files from Bennington Township
John P. Biller filed an affidavit of candidacy for county Supervisor from district No. 1 as a Democrat. Charles Eldridge, from Beeton, is the Republican candidate, prompting a party contest.
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John P. Biller
Biller
Bennington
Towip
Charles Eldridge
B Eeton
Townsley to Confer on Assessors Program in Iowa
City Assessor J A Townsley travels to Davenport to confer with F F Finch assessor of Davenport and secretary of the State Assessors association about the program at the sale meeting in Mason City in June 1931. Talks arranged by Ed M Smith secretary of state and Ray Johnson state treasurer. Papers on various assessing phases to be given by city assessor. Assessors now part of County Officers association of Iowa which holds its convention at the same time.
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J. A. Townsley
Davenport
F. F. Finch
State Assessors Association
Mason City
M. Smith
Ray Johnson
County Officers Association of
Iowa
Filal Producers Under Fire By Government
Government files equity suits in federal court New York against 10 major producers and 32 film boards after a long inquiry by the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice. The action targets the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America and related trade boards.
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Washington, D. C
INS
New York
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Film Boards of Trade
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Maytags to Offer Public Stock in Recapitalization
New York April 27. The Mastag company Newton Iowa will recapitalize through issuance of 25 000 000 in first preferred and cumulative stock with warrants for common stock. Public offering will soon be made of 22 990 000 of the new securities. The Maytag family has disposed of this stock to Blyth Witter Co brokers.
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New York
Mastag Company
Newton
Blyth, Witter Dé Co
Maytag
Tornado sweeps through Jackson and Vicksburg area
A powerful tornado struck Jackson shortly after midnight driving west toward Vicksburg. Thousands in Jackson faced property damage and uprooted trees while suburbs suffered roof loss. Rail lines along the route reported trees on tracks and engine damage. No fatalities were reported early. Electrical disturbances accompanied the twister.
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Jackson
Miss
Vicksburg
Warren
Hinds
Jacksons
New Speculation Swamps New York Stock Market
Gonfalon style speculation floods the New York Stock Exchange on April 27 pushing active issues up by as much as 15 dollars a share. Orders from across the country flood the floor causing trading to lag and oils lead the rally with blocks of 5 000 to 32 000 shares changing hands.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Sandwich Counter in Drugstore May Stop Booze Sales
Judge Frank S. Sharthland heard two cases in Des Moines on whether a drug store with a whisky permit can also run a lunch counter. Defendants Frank Cardamon and Pemberton drug store faced the issue, with George Y. Hammond of the Iowa Antisaloon League arguing the old Iowa law forbids a whisky permit holder from operating a hotel eating house or place of amusement.
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Des Moines
Frank S. Sharthland
District Court
Frank Cardamon
Pemberton Drug Store
George Y. Hammond
John Hammond
Iowa Antisaloon League
Iowa
Bishops Weigh Church Publicity Plan in Kansas City
Bishops of Methodism gathering for a pre-general conference in Kansas City consider founding a church publicity bureau. Clergy stress needs to advance church principles and counter opposition. The proposed bureau would pursue world peace and respect for law, urged by Bishop John L. Nelson of Zurich, Switzerland.
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Excelstor Springs
INS
Bishops of Methodism
Kansas City
John L. Nielson
Zurich
Switzerland
Seek 8 Hour Day for Factory Women in Chicago
The National League of Women Voters plans to push an eight hour day for women factory workers in its two year legislative program. A committee report says shifting away from a 44 hour week reflects sentiment that women workers have benefited too much from recent industrial laws. The group calls the eight hour day the safest and sanest path to better working conditions for women in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National League of Women
League
Busses to Replace Keokuk Street Cars
Motor buses will replace trolley cars as the city’s transportation start May 16. Five buses begin routes on opening day with more added as ready. One route will run over the bridge to Hamilton, marking a shift in Keokuk’s transit system.
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Keokuk
Hamilton
Walton Fight to Keep Streams Pure Leads Walton Fight
Dr Ward, elected president of the Trank Walton League of America at the sixth annual national convention in Omaha, ranks as a leading educator in curbing river pollution. He is a zoology professor at the University of Ilingis and edits the pollution department of Quidoor America.
Two $10 000 Suits Filed as Result of Motor Accidents
Two suits for 10000 damages were filed today after collisions on U S highway 20 east of Waterios and on La Porte road. Roy Eveland sues W F Wong for 10000 claiming his car valued at 1000 was wrecked and he suffered injuries. M J Driscoll sues H A Noltensmeier for 10000 claiming injuries to his head body and limbs from a October 29 accident.
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U. S. Highway No. 20
Waterios
Roy Eveland
W. F. Wong
Milwaukee Riverfront Fire Damages City’s Financial District
A spectacular riverfront fire in Milwaukee caused 750000 in damage in the heart of the financial district. Two men were thrown into the water when a wall collapsed but were rescued. The cause remains undetermined. Private Roy Jl Campbell, son of Mrs Vaughn, has left for the Panama Canal area to join the aviation section after leaving Fort Slocum. he formerly worked as a pressman at the Fire Courier.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Roy JL. Campbell
4. F. Vaughn
Williston Avenue
Brooklyn Army Base
U. S. Army
Gambrai
Panama Canal Cone
Army
Campbell
Fort Slocum
Long Island Isand
Modern Fruit Company to Move Into Vacant Store Room
The American fruit company, after three years at 324 Fourth Street West, will relocate tomorrow to the vacant store room at the south corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets. Morris Golofsky of 1017 Logan Avenue is named manager. The vacated property is owned by Harry Dunkelberg of Dunkelberg Leeper & Gropper, Inc. The move includes installation of modern front.
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American Ruit Company
Fourth Street
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Morris Golofsky
Logan Avenue
Harry Dunkelberg
Dunckelberg, Leeper
Borah to Open Prohibition Campaign in Chicago
Senator Borah Idaho Republican plans to launch his bid for the Republican platform in Chicago at a Flamiston club event tomorrow night. He seeks to rally support for prohibition aligned positions and to push the party toward anti saloon policies.
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Washington
BD. C
Senator Borah
Idaho
Flamiston Club
Chicago
Fire incidents townwide report by local services
FIRF AYARMS details multiple minor blazes on Thursday and Friday. A grass fire at 100 Forest Avenue caused no damage, followed by a rubbish pile fire at 1200 Commercial Street with no damage. A residence on 420 Mullan Avenue East had a chimney fire with no damage, and another residence at 920 Millan Avenue West sustained unspecified damage but listed insured.
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Varant
Forest Avenue
Ver Bank
Commercial Street
Mullan Avenue
F. OG. Fellmer
Millan Avenue
W. S. Dawson
Canac
Ahingsey
Temperatures and forecast notes unknown
Fragmentary OCR text offers few readable details about temperatures and forecast timing. No clear entities or events to anchor a proper summary.
Taken to Charles City for charges over missing money
L 3 Dyer of 915 Walnut street was taken to Charles City today to answer charges of failing to turn in money collected for his employers after being arrested last night. Visitor from South Dakota Frank Conry of Sioux Falls arrived to visit his brother Thomas T Conry, 1226 Fourth street West.
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Charles City
Dyer
Walnut Street
Dakota
Frank Conry
Sioux Falla, & D
Eagle Towns
Thomas ‘T. Conry
Fourth Street West
Labor NIGHTS on Farm Aid Bill in House Session
Washington April 26 The House moved into a night session to finish debate on the McNary Haugen farm relief bill. Amendments will be allowed section by section, including a bid by opponents to strike the equalization fee. The move aims to advance the measure toward final passage in this session.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
House
Coolidge
McNary-Haugen
Wife of Vanderbilt Heiress Linked to Lunatic Guru
Winfield J. Nicholls sues for annulment claiming Barbara Rutherford Hatch Nicholls, daughter of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Sr., was a lunatic though she portrayed herself as sane. The couple’s romance grew in Pierre Bernard’s Tantrik love colony at Nyack, where Barbara and her sister Margaret, once married to Ogden Mills, later connected to Sir Paul Dukes.
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New York
Barbara Rutherford Hatch Nicholls
W. K. Vanderbilt
Winfield J. Nicholls
Supreme Court
Nicholls
Pierre Bernard
Nyack
N. Y
Girls Will Hike and Roller Skate Tomorrow at YWCA
Members of the girls skating club will depart the YWCA at 9 a.m. for a route via Lafayette de Mullan Franklin Park Road Broadway Sans Souci bridge Rainbow drive Ansborough Falls Avenue and back to the YWCA with Miss Anne Fary in charge. The hiking club also departs at 9 a.m. for a one mile loop via Mullan Falls Avenue Black Hawk Road and return. Mrs. Carleton Isley and Miss Beulah Fletcher supervise the hike with plans noting Bik Hun on May 4 and a May 12 follow-up.
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Bomila Ruler Skating Club
Lafayette de Mullan
Franklin
Park Road
Broadway
Richi Burton
Conger
Sans Souci Bridge
Rainbow Drive
Ansborough
Falls Avenue
Mullan
Anne Fary
Girls’ Hiking Club
Black Hawk Road
Cregk. Y
Carleton Isley
Stiss Beulah Fletcher
Bikhun
Dewar
Employment and Payrolls in Seventh District Rise
A Federal Reserve Chicago report shows February 15 to March 15 gains in Iowa and surrounding states. Manufacturing employment rose 1.2 percent, payrolls increased 0.8 percent, and the applicants to positions ratio fell from 4.44 to 3.36 in Iowa.
Savings Deposits Fall in March Across District Banks
Savings deposits in 40 reporting banks decreased 0.07 per cent during March according to a Federal Reserve Bank Chicago report. District deposits gained 9.5 per cent for the month and 3.0 per cent from a year ago, with Town banks showing a 4.2 per cent rise on April 1, 1928 versus April 1, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Federal Reserve District
West High Poets Become Painters
In spring West High students redirect surplus energy from winter, with non-track boys painting the northeast wooden bleachers at Wallace Stadium. Under the direction of George Vo Jensen the project aims to improve the stadium’s appearance and color scheme, transforming idle verse into practical effort.
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Weal High School
Wallace Stadium
George Vo Jensen
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