Townomen Re Threats Against Killer Of Boy
Local inquest testimony reveals Augie Boyd was killed in Omaha. Clarence Lukehart, 21, confessed to the murder after confessing earlier to an assault on an East Omaha girl. Authorities fear for Lukehart’s family as locals threaten violence.
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Council Bluffs
Augie
Harvey Boyd
Lukehart
Clarence Lukehart
Vi L. Treynoe
Gouneill Blefista
Clarence Lakehart
Anamosa Reformatory
Barvey Boyd
Omaha
Sheri Percy Lainson
Lakehart
Glarence
Cheek
Dodey
Lakeharts
Warden
Anamosa
East Omaha
Nave
Little Hervey
Warden Saume
Hoover Campaign Kickoff Planned on Capitol Steps
The governor prepares for a campaign launch with a platform rising on the capitol steps. Attending will be Senator Thomas and two Midwest directors as about 100 000 Democrats are seen gathering in the park for the 7 30 p m broadcasted ceremony on 90 radio stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Middlewest
Capitol
Brockhart Sees Hoover Support for Farm Relief Bill
Senator Smith W. Brockhart spoke in Elma Iowa August 7 and said Herbert Hoover would approve farm relief legislation. He claimed to have discussed the bill with Hoover and asserted, I know he won't veto my bill.
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Brockhart
Hoover
Elma
Smith W. Brockhart
Herbert Hoover
Mexican bandits rob tourists on Guerrero highway
Federal troops hunt bandits who held up about 60 travelers including several Americans on the highway to the Cacahuamilpa Group in Guerrero. Victims report they were robbed of clothing as well when they returned to Mexico City today.
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México City
Guerrero
Roy C. Welch Dies in Glendale Absent Health Recovery
Roy C Welch 35 formerly of Waterloo died in Glendale California after moving there a year ago to regain health. He died of abscesses of the bronchial tubes with his mother Marie Woods and sister Ruth Bratt at his side. He is survived by his father Charles Welch two brothers and two sisters with two siblings having died earlier. Burial was at Forest Hill Memorial Park Glendale.
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Roy C. Welch
Wewa
Waterloo
Glendale
Cal
Marie Woods
Ruth Bratt
Charles Ho Weich
Sir Gregor
Forest Hill
Mex Wmorial Park
Cai
Clarence Merrill Rites Set in Memorial Services
Clarence Merrill, 68, died Sunday at the home of his daughter Lois Crawford. Funeral services will be at 3:29 p.m. Wednesday at Oheevid Towne chapel with Rev. Mae Flint of the Marton Avenue Baptist church officiating. Burial will be at Magleton.
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Punerar
Wilhlorence Merrill
Loata Crawford
Oheevid& Towne Chapel
Maetion Flint
Marton Avenue
Magleton, le
Temperature readings show fluctuating week ahead in Alnmday
Weather bulletin lists variable temperatures across the region with highs around 60 and notable fluctuations through the week. Minor advisories issued for humidity and light winds as evenings cool.
Porter Held After Disappearance of 90000 in Jewels
William Sears, 28, a suspect in the disappearance of jewels valued at about 90000 from a hotel suite in Atlantic City, is held after authorities linked him to the case involving Henry C. Heintz of Atlanta a Coca Cola official and Kiwanis International leader. Heintz had left for golf as breakfast was served and jewels vanished from a dresser top while Mrs. Heintz bathed.
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UNM
Atlantic City
MN. J
Henry C. Heintz
Atlanta
William Sears
Heintz
Coca- Cola Company
Kiwanis International
Inquest Opens Over Illinois Central Wreck
An inquest opened at Mounds after a Illinois Central limited collision killed eight and injured over sixty. Four identified dead include Lewis A. Drennan Mattoon Illinois and Mrs Bud Snider of West Orange New Jersey. Two others identified were Joe Secinch of West Orange and William Douglas. Four bodies remain unidentified. Coroner Dr Q O Hudson announced ongoing wreckage search clarified a human arm belonged to a recovered body.
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Mounds
Illinois Central
Lewis A. Drennan
Mattoon
Til
Bud
Snider
West Orange
N. J
Joe Secinch
William Douglas
QO. T. Hudson
Uliness Central
Blackmer Sought on Perjury Charge Not Teapot Dome
Paris dispatch reports Arthur Diebert of the U S treasury spoke with French justice officials about a warrant for Henry M Blackmer a Teapot Dome witness not wanted in the inquiry but accused in a federal income tax perjury case Diebert said the alleged crime falls under penalties but not yet declared unlawful and that the warrant remains valid for further actions
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Paris
INS
Arthur Diebert
United States
Treasury Department
Ministry of Justice
Henry M. Blackmer
Teapot Dome
Blackmer
Repur
Denver
Gel
Porter Finds Body in Chicago West Side Cabaret
A porter at a west side Chicago cabaret discovered a man shot to death, with overturned furniture suggesting a frantic struggle. Police believe the slaying occurred about an hour after midnight as they investigate possible suspects.
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Porter
Chicago
Chinato
West Side
Bepee
Man Killed in Chicago Yard Accident
Al Sorensen, 37, died after falling from a forklift in the Chicago and North Western yards in Boone Louisiana. Both legs were amputated in the incident. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Boone
Mug
City Names By Filling Vowel Puzzle
Psychological experts use data completion puzzles where one vowel fills groups of letters to form city names. Each word requires the same vowel. example Ladn becomes London with o inserted. Answers appear on the society page.
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London
Service Clubs Aum to Make Good Men Better
Editor Roger M. Andrews of the Detroit Times told Kiwanis members that service clubs aim to make good men better through friendship and community involvement. Plans for the Kiwanis picnic at Morris Isle on Tuesday August 21 were set with committees covering athletics prizes provisions refreshments and arrangements.
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Roger M. Andrews
Detroit Times
Detroit
Mich
Kiwapis Club
Russell Lamson
Andrews
Kiwanis Ciut
Morris Isle
Henry Wurster
The
Clin
A. L. Lom- Tiel
K. L. Bragdon
Roger Miller
G. ©. Leeper
Leslie Gales
Peach Basket Thefts Lead to Five Month Jail Term
William Pennington was sentenced by Judge George W. Wood to five months in jail after pleading guilty to breaking and entering a refrigerator car of the Illinois Central railroad to steal a basket of peaches. He waived preliminary trial and claimed lack of funds for an attorney. John H. Meyers was assigned to his defense. The case followed an arrest Friday night.
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William Pennington
George W. Wood
Illinois Central Railroad
Pennington
John H. Mey Ors
Ralph Travis
Canc
Twin Cities Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Area
A violent storm struck the Twin Cities region causing extensive damage to buildings crops and infrastructure. In Rosemount south of Minneapolis 20 buildings were toppled an airplane wrecked and oil tanks overturned as cyclonic winds ripped through farms and streets. Rainfall surged with over 14 inches in a short period and city street paving suffered widespread damage while streetcar service halted.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Twin Cities
Rosemount
St. Paul
2400 Gambling Dens Shut Down in Chicago Drive
Chicago August 7 Approximately 2 500 gambling dens closed city wide in a vice cleanup ordered by Police Commissioner William F L Russell. Special squads raided districts after the Hawthorne race feature closing all known gambling rooms with more than 200 officers enforcing the closures.
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Chicago
William FL Russell
Hawthorne
Women to Debate Dry Law on Radio Tonight
Two leading women broadcast a prohibition debate from Washington on 21 stations at 6 p m. They analyze Republican and Democratic dry planks and discuss social and economic aspects of the law. Mabel Walker Willebrandt and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt lead the discussion.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
America
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Grecian Brigands Free One Captive Elude Second
Athens reports former under secretary of finance TueriPi M. Miloneis has been liberated from brigands who still hold former deputy Constantino Melas. The captors demand ransom, claimed to be paid, while both men are parliamentary candidates in Epirus in the national election.
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Athens
Greece
TueriPi M. Miloneis
Constantino Melas
Priday
Epirus
Frenchmen Fail in Marathon Plane Test
Lieut Lionel Demarnier and Paul Favreau took off from Le Bourget at 9:35 a.m. for a distance tying record but landed at Abbeville at 3:20 p.m due to motor trouble. The article also notes a concert by The Old Fiddlers at Gates Park tomorrow night.
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Paris
Lionel Demarnier
Paul Favreau
le Bourget
Abebeville
Tindlers
Gates
Fiddlers Willl
Gates Park
U S swimmers reach semifinals in Olympic events
At Amsterdam on August 3 9 American men and women swimmers advanced to the semifinals. George Kojac set a world record in the 100 meter backstroke while Thomas Blankeburg was eliminated in the 200 meter backstroke. Agnes Geraghty and Jane Fauntz advanced in the 200 meter breaststroke.
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Amsterdam
Thomas Blankeburg
Oakland
Cal
George Kojac
New York
Walter Laufer
Pau Wyatt
Agnes Geraghty
Jane Fauntz
Chicago
Gertrude Hoffman
Tagétot
Clarence Crabb
Honolulu
Austin Clapp
Hollywood
Ray Ruddy
Rene Borg
Hungary
France
Germany
California
Sloten
Holland
Italy
United States
Britain
Canada
Meyers
Ken Myers
Philadelphia
Candevan
Switzerland
Myers
U. S&s
Bob Pearce
Australia
Callet
England
Gunther
Jos Wright
Coolidge Ready to Curb Expenditures
President Coolidge plans to veto any appropriation bills that exceed government income. Sources say the White House notes a healthy business climate and expects sufficient receipts to fund the current fiscal year.
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Coolidge
Superior
Wis
Congress
White House
Treasury
Police Seek Two Fleeing Convicts Near Sioux City
Sioux City police patrol roads from Nebraska seeking Henry J. Wedde and John Ulrich escaped Nebraska state penitentiary convicts. The pair, former residents, allegedly stole an automobile at Wayne Nebraska and spent Monday night at Ulrich's uncle in Wayne.
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Sioux City
Aug
INS
Nebraska
Henry J. Wedde
John Ulrich
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Wayne
Neb
Ulrich
Dean Breene in Mayo Clinic for Observation
Frank T. Breene dean of the University of Iowa College of Dentistry is at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota under observation for an abnormal condition. He will undergo an operation as soon as his condition permits.
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Towa City
Frank T. Breene
University of Iowa College of Dentistry
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Alcohol seizure leads to grand jury bond for Davel Leonetti
Des Moines police nabbed Davel Leonetti with 115 gallons of alcohol in his car. He was arraigned immediately and bound over to the grand jury. Bond set at 500 dollars. car forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.A
Davel Leonetti
Levine plans round the world flight from Berlin
Aug 7 report says Charles A Levine aims for a four‑continent circumnavigation. He reportedly bought a Junkers plane built for long hops and will depart via Soviet Russia with aviators Bert Acosta and Mabel Belts aboard.
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Berlin
Charles A
Levine
Junkers
Soviet Russia
Bert Acosta
Mabel Belt
Fire alarm notices two incidents in city alleys and homes
At 5 28 p m Monday a bonfire was set in an alley near 220 Linwood Avenue and at 6 12 p m a dwelling on state highway no 20 outside the city suffered damage from a kerosene stove explosion. Minor injuries and precautionary actions noted.
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Linwood Avenue
Dana Tracy
Peruvian Explorer Discovers Hidden Inca City Through Field Glasses
A Peruvian scientific expedition aided by the Cusco authorities reports locating a lost Inca city near Machupicchu. An astronomic observatory at Intimatans reveals walls and platforms atop Husinapiccho, suggesting the site may be untouched by white explorers. Some team members return to Cusco while others stay to attempt access.
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Inca City
Lima
Peru
Department
Cuzco
Leguia
Machhupiccho
Cusco
Legula
Intimatans
Husinapiccho
Macchupiccho
Silent Invisible Airplanes Threaten Early Warfare Shift
London reports that silent almost invisible airplanes are under experimental development by Britain, France, Germany, and Russia. Experts foresee a fundamental change in warfare with gas and bomb showers and a near silent propeller to avoid warning. Research includes visible camouflage and paints to hinder detection from below.
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London
Britieh U. P
Boys Stole Pigs in Rumble Seat Case
Two youths Virgil Young and Marlin Granville were jailed in Hamilton county Iowa for allegedly stealing 10 young pigs from Wallace Young and selling them to Hilman Granville. They admitted transporting the pigs in a car’s rear, making two trips, authorities said.
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Webster City
Virgil Young
Stratford
Marlin Granyilie
Stanhope
Hamilton County
Wallace Young
Virgil
Hilman Granville
Marlin
Charles A. Blair
Beitzel Charged in Slaying of Barbara Mauger and Infant
District attorney files two murder complaints against Russell St Clair Beitzel for the fatal shooting of Barbara Mauger and her newborn baby. Deputy DA George Kemp says the infant, named John Doe, was born after the shooting. The cases come as Los Angeles officials pursue charges.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Russell St. Clair Beitzel
Barbara Mauger
District Attorney's Office
George Kemp
John Doe
Gov Al Moves to Halt Race Betting
Governor Smith ordered state police in plain clothes to Saratoga Springs to stop gambling and vice after a complaint that gambling was thriving in the famed Adirondack resort. The action targets a major national racing center amid concerns over vice.
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Gov. al
Albany
Plain Trothes
Saratoga Springs
Executive Council Sets Rail and Telegraph Valuations
Des Moines officials moved to fix valuations for 1929 taxation on railroads and telegraph properties. The levy will likely mirror last year’s. A final hearing and approval of a power dam below Fort Dodge will follow the tax work windup.
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Des Moines
Aug. T
State Executive Council
Fort Dodge
Catholic Men Convene National Council in Cincinnati
Waterloo Catholic men are advised the annual convention of the National Council of Catholic Men will be held in Cincinnati Ohio from November 18 to 21 inclusive.
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Cincinnati
Waterloo
National Council of Catholic Men
Courtney's Plane Taken By Freighter After Rescue
Marine advices report the Dornier Napier plane of Captain Prank T Courtney abandoned at sea last Thursday was picked up by the freighter Vuaitrato. August Hansen Co announced receipt of a telegram from Montreal Shipping Co with details.
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New York
Vuaitrato
Prank T. Courtney
Hansen Company
Montreal
Montreel
Tarbell Joins Democratic Women's Advisory Board
Ida M Tarbell author and lecturer appointed to the Democratic national committee women s advisory board led by Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming She is known as a lifelong Republican and is expected to actively participate in the campaign.
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New York
Ida M. Tarbell
Democratic National Committee
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Smith
Miss Tarbell
BOOST AIM MAIL ROUTE PROMO FOCUS DES MOINES
Des Moines Aug 7 local businessmen will travel to St Paul and Minneapolis to confer with chambers of commerce on promoting an air mail route from Kansas City to Winnipeg via Des Moines and twin cities. Imperial potentate Frank G Jones of Houston will visit Za Ga Zig temple Aug 21 temple recorder C G Nye announced today.
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AIM
Des Moines
Kansas Ciy
Winnipeg
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chambers of Commerce
Frank G. Jones
Houston
Tex
Professor Explains Science Aims to Create Rain
Prof. C T Knipp of University of Illinois spoke at Northwestern University about experiments to induce rainfall. He said science may one day produce rain in open settings but current work remains laboratory stage and success in arid regions remains conjecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Knipp
University of Illinois
American Chemical Society Institute
Northwestern University
Prof. Knipp
Doctors Give Up Hope for Brennan
Chicago August 7 1940 Brennan Democratic national committeeman from Illinois has relapsed after a week of septic poisoning. His doctors say kidneys failing and prognosis is poor. He has long struggled with diabetes worsened by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
George EF
Lois
Bulls sue over Liberty Bonds held in Shenandoah bank
Mr and Mrs I T Bull sue the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago for the par value of Liberty bonds deposited in First National Bank Shenandoah Iowa in 1919 as collateral. They allege the Fed knew the bonds were not local bank property and that the Fed sold them after Shenandoah bank entered liquidation.
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Shenandoah
INS
I. T. Bull
Pee
Federal Reserve Bank of
Plot To Assassinate Lithuanian Premier Reported
Warsaw dispatch says a plot to kill Premier Valdemaras of Lithuania was uncovered at Kovno. The Polish official Glosprawdy claims several ministers were marked for death and arrests have been made. Two autos reported stolen including a Saunders System cart rental and a Ringling circus staffer’s Dexige automobile with Illinois plate.
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Warsaw
INS
Valdemaras
Lithuania
Kovno
Glosprawdy
Marshal Pilsudski
Saunders System
Sycamore Street
Charles Z. King
Iowa
Reorganization Planned for Pierce Arrow Company
Stockholders approve reorganization with Studebaker to hold substantial interest in the Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company. Des Moines names A C Gustafson secretary of the Republican state central committee succeeding Ed Hicklin. Irene Bordoni recovering after appendectomy at Neuilly American hospital. Ray Goetz at bedside.
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Buffalo, N
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
Studebaker Corporation
Des Moines
A. C. Gustafson
Republican State Central
Willis L. Stern
Gustafsoni
Ed Hicklin
Wapello
Irene Bordoni
Paris
Irene Bor Joloni
Neuilly
Ray Goetz
Italy scout notes data from Malmeren notebook
Rome reports Gen Umberto Nobile says valuable data was obtained from Prof Finn Malmeren's notebook before the Italia polar trek with A Zappi. In Germany Kronfeld sets a new height record at 540 meters on Rheen mountain. A Sioux City dining car chef, George Williams, 23, is gravely injured after being run over by a freight train. Marriage licenses list Oliver Le Racing and Genevieve Ee Donley in Independence.
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Rome
INS
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Finn Malmeren
A. Zappi
Marlani
Berlin
Kronfeld
Rheen
Hesse
Austria
Sioux Cuy
George Williams
Oliver le Racing
Independence
Genevieve Ee. Donley
Ereeesee
Beach Closure Rumor Dismissed by Official
Waterloo city official A C Bentrude head life guard says the municipal bathing beach remains open and safe for swimming. A water sample was sent to a lab for analysis and results are anticipated in a few days.
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Waterloo
Bentrude
Vare's Condition Improves But Still In Danger
Atlantic City N J August Dr John J Shaw Philadelphia physician at the bedside of Senator elect William S Vare critically ill at his Chelsea home issued a bulletin stating Vare's condition is greatly improved and has held the ground gained in the past 48 hours He is resting comfortably but not yet out of danger The next two days will permit more definite conclusions
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Atlantic City
N. J
John J. Shaw
Philadelphia
William S. Vere
Chelsea
Here
Vare
Return of Nelson Sought by Wisconsin Authorities
Assistant District Attorney Edward J. Hess here asked Wisconsin authorities to extradite Edward B. Nelson a former prohibition agent to Chicago for trial on extortion charges connected to raids in the city last year. Nelson is reportedly wanted by Chicago police under a warrant for his role in the incidents.
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Chicago
Edward B. Nelson
Wisconsin
Edward J. Hess
Nelson
Des Moines Plans $3000 Bid For City Garbage
Des Moines the city garbage department may attract a bid of 3000 a year for collection. The Diamond Serum company will bid and may build a modern sanitary feeding yard if approved by the city council. The announcement came today from W G Walker commissioner of public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
URI
City Garbage Department
W.G. Walker
Diamond Serum Company
Open Verdict Returned in Mellus Slaying Case
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles delivered an open verdict on the death of Myrtle L. Mellus a wealthy society woman slain Sunday. District attorney's officers and police said they were amazed at the verdict and could not determine a homicide conclusion based on the evidence presented.
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Los Angeles
Cel
Myrtle L. Mellus
Boundary Post Celebration Marks Iowa Minnesota Line
New Albin Iowa hosts a boundary celebration August 7 to 9 for the post that has marked the state line since 1851. The marker, endangered by sand diggers, sits near the marsh five and a half miles west of the Mississippi. Captain Thomas Lee established the line by astronomical observations in 1851 with Senator Smith W Brookhart and Edgar R Harlen among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albin
Tron Post
Iowa-Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi
New Albia
Thomas Lee
Federal Land Office
Smith W. Brookhart
Edgar R. Harlen
State Historical Department
Oskaloosa Council Urged to Proceed with Street Bid
Des Moines, Aug 7. State budget director E Lb Hogue advised the Oskaloosa city council to act on submitted bids for street improvements to avoid delays. Objectors claim the bid reception method was illegal and prices unreasonable. Hogue would then approve or disapprove the action as allowed by state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hogue
Oskaloosa
Contempt of Court Hearing Begun in DeLong Case
A contempt citation for H. F. DeLong of 327 Hammond Avenue was heard in district court before Judge George W. Wood. Evidence was taken on alleged violation of an injunction tied to a divorce action. DeLong and Maye DeLong, married December 22 1915 in Waterloo, were involved in the dispute with a cross-petition and injunction regarding their 8 year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. DeLong
Hammond Avenue
George W. Wood
DeLong
Maye DeLong
DeLongs
Waterloo
Alleged cattle theft freed on bond as companion goes to prison
ToWa City Aug TURE Charles F Parrott of ToWa City was free today on a $5,000 bond after being charged with stealing nine head of cattle. Hubert W Ayers, arrested with him, began a five year sentence at the Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty. Parrott elected to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Ture
Charles F. Parrott
Liberty
Hubert W. Ayers
Anamosa Reformatory
Ayers
Parrott
Hunt Rit Run Driver Sought After Injury In Des Moines
Police seek an unidentified motorist who sped away after striking and injuring Mrs. Martie Wharten, 44, near midnight in Des Moines. She died from the injuries. In Keokuk, a construction worker Dave Ray, 50, died from a fractured skull after a fall while on the job.
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Hunt
Des Moines
Aug
Martie Wharten
Keokuk
Dave Ray
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