Buck Austin Held for Moonshine Charges After Raid
Officers locate Buck Austin in Austin after a raid on 1703 River street uncovering a homemade moonshine still and liquor. Federal and local charges cited for making moonshine and liquor nuisance. he was jailed without bail as hearings proceed and a woman in the house released without charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Austin
River Street
W. D. Sims
H. H. Young
Tom Morris
Sims
Four Beneficiaries Named in Mrs Gates Will
The will of Sarah F. Gates, Waterloo resident, filed this afternoon, names four beneficiaries. Two hundred dollars goes to the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church. The residue is divided as two-sevenths to Mrs. George Sproesser of Sioux Falls, and five-sevenths to John Howard Gates of Pierre and Fanny Cook Gates of New York, to be shared equally. J D Liffring is named administrator. The estate total was not disclosed.
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Sarah F. Gates
Waterloo
Womian
Lrankling Street
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fanny Cook Gates
New York
J.D. Liffring
Rainbow Drive Speed Patrol to Resume Tonight
Rainbow drive between Waterloo and Cedar Far will be patrolled as usual tonight by motor officer B. H. Stiles. Cedar Falls Cedar Heights Castle Hill and Black Hawk county will share the patrol cost one fourth each after an amicable settlement.
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Rainbow Drive
Waterloo
Cedar
B. H. Stiles
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Castle Hill
Black Hawk
Woman Shoots Self While Preparing For Burglars
Mrs William Henry of 1518 Second Street West in Des Moines shot her left hand while loading a revolver for a possible visit by burglars. A doctor was summoned and an operation at noon removed the bullet. The incident was reported to authorities by telephone yesterday.
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William Henry
Second Street
West
Minneapolis
Altra
Georre Chalmers
Guiner
Funeral notices for Gertrude Winsett and Mrs. W. J. Johnson
Miss Gertrude Winsett died at Independence hospital and funeral services were held at Hileman Gindt chapel with Rev J C Olson officiating. Burial followed in Fairview beside her mother. Mrs W J Johnson, 42, died at 617 Kern Street after moving from Plainfield with five children. funeral arrangements pending. M J Brown to have rites at First Congregational Church tomorrow by Masonic order.
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Gertrude Winsect
Gertude Winsett
Independence
Hileman & Gindt
J. CG. Olson
Fairview
Besside
Miss Winsett
T. J. Winsett
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
W. J. Johnson
Kern Street
Plainfield
Kenneth
Glenn
Ray
Goldie
Florence
O'Keefe &Towne
Other Recognizes Son After 12 Years
In New York a mother, Anna Hanchek, halted deportation of her 18-year-old son who had not seen him since he was 11 months old. She traced him from Prague to the Rochambeau voyage, verified his identity among deportees, and her relief followed.
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York
Prague
Anna Hanchek
United States
C. Clay to stand trial on arson charge in Centerville
A municipal court issued a warrant for C Clayton after Lee M Downs and state fire marshal investigated a fire at 305 Sumner Street inhabited dwelling. Clay allegedly set fire with intent to burn the house to collect insurance, bribery alleged, gasoline found in ice box, 29 year old resident, living alone with wife and child.
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C. C. Clay
Larson
Clay
Lee.m. Downs
Centerville
Ray Tiller
Sumner Street
Jennie L. Bentroth
Tiller
Paul Sinderson
Young Sanderson
Meers
Fire sale unlikely as house burns en route to buyer
Henry Johnson of Portland, after a long effort to sell his house, finally had a prospective buyer. As the parties arrived at the location the house was found burning. The burned house was insured.
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Portland, Ore
Henry Johnson
Man tells of wife desertion and infant child case
A man claims his wife deserted him with their baby and now works in St Louis. With the county attorney away, the preliminary hearing was not held today. He has retained lawyers and asserts he is not guilty.
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St. Louis
Wenner
Chaglas
Chetam
Last Night's News in Brief
Geneva Sir James Eric Drum mond bought the National hotel for Jesuits of the league of nations. Shifast a deadly fight over a military airplane left one soldier and four attackers dead. New York Irish sympathizers urged removal of Archbishop Mauvix against Wilson's freedom of the seas. Chicago labor demands a general strike if U S aid goes to Poland. Tokio four hundred drowned in Saghalien foods. New York Knights of Columbus urged US recognition of the Irish republic. Columbus Police failed to arrest Gov Cox and party on speeding charges. Galveston Longshoremen vote to return to work pending arbitration. Cork Lord Mayor Macksweeny and 10 others hunger strike after Sinn Fein court arrest for sedition.
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Associated Press
Geneva
James Eric Drummond
League of Nations
New York
Mauvix
Wilson
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
United States
Poland
Tokio
Saghalien Island
The
Knights of Columbus
Colby
Trish Republic
Columbus
Jacksontown
Gov. Cox
Galveston
Tox
Cork
Ireland
Macsweeny
Sinn Fein
Cap Only a Layer of J No Hair After Wave
In Los Angeles a man wearing a bathing cap as part of his costume swam offshore. A wave surged from behind, washing away his cap and turban and leaving him bald. The incident drew attention as a quirky publicity moment.
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Los Angeles
Mysterious hotel guest kills self after family-search ends
In Minneapolis a man registering as WW Pearson of Springfield, Mass, killed himself after destroying all identity clues. Police found photos of a woman and child, a log of a nationwide search, maps and travel notes as they pursued leads to a missing wife and baby.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Roger Hotel
WW. R. Pearson
Springfield
Mass
United States
Ink in Tubes Like Toothpaste Claims Easy Use
A new concentrated ink is packaged in toothpaste like tubes and squeezed as a small drop. The claim states one large drop diluted with water can fill an average Asian inkwell with standard ink.
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Buck Austin
Watgey
SET_PACKING CO
Hisaring
Des Moines
John A. Gavanagh
Associated Packing Company
Polk County
C. W. Ellyson
A. Danm
Minnesota
Northwest
Towa
ARS
C.cclay
Helo
Chual Mo
Massachusetts
Tadiana
Mieh- Kin
Beca
Minneapolly
Cha
Tadly
Pearson
Borg
Kor
Fourth St
Jersey
Wasae
Scurmal. PA
Mina Taylor
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