Boy acquitted in Peters car case on court order
In Taylor county a sensational murder case ended with a directed verdict of acquittal for Wal Howard, a 17 year old, tied to the death of an 11 year old girl during a carnival night in Clearfield. The jury, witnesses, and state charges including poisoning were discussed as the court upheld the defense ruling and dismissed the remaining indictments.
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Bedford
Thee
Taylor County
Wal Howard
Livear Ald School
Banor
Panay Taritail
Guniy
Learfield
J. RK. Locke
Howard and
Terrance Luton
St. Josey
Alo
Luton
Taylor County Court House
A. R. Maxwell
Mrs. Turnbaull
Widleen State
Werts
Frank Collings
Creston
J. c. Nevins
Marion Stephens
Mr. Ayr
Sheol Stevens
Union County
Maxwell
Fle
Pearl Andrews
Diagonal
Howard
Aivt
Clearfield
Mhggard
Man Police Want Accommodates Them Drives By Station
Ernest Lawless of 220 1 2 Thompson Avenue surrendered to police after a chase across town. Officers H Johnson and W Litem Wilson pursued and captured him following a theft aboard a passenger train. A coat, coat pocket contents, and several packets from the train were recovered as proof of larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lawless
Thompson Aveniug
Veovlin
Alry
Lawless
H. ¥. Johnson
Wry Litem
Wilson
Frederick
Hee
Chaplin denies cruelty claims in wife feud
Charles Chaplin issued a denial amid public allegations from his wife about cruelty while she asserts a separate maintenance demand. She accuses him of controlling credit and social limits while he notes she left home and pursued fashion. both sides discuss property settlement terms and joint life decisions.
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Los Angeles
Dee
Charles Chaplin
Beverly Putls Asane Sion
Chaplin
Tin Comedien
Islkaye Chaplin
Thassin
LE Raye
Five Billion Dollar Diamond Mine Found in Brazil
A Brazilian ore field in Minas Gerais has reportedly uncovered a diamond mine described as extremely large. Officials estimate the reserve at about 6 million cubic meters of ore, with an expected value around 6 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Temperature report fragment with unreadable text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a weather related item with unclear place and dates. The readable parts refer to temperatures, locations and timing but lack coherent details or identifiable entities. The item appears as a damaged local notice or brief weather line needing clarification.
Chicagoans of Wall St Grow Bald Baldwin Arid
New York reports say about six Chicago speculators led by Arthur W. Cutten made over 10 million in 80 days on Baldwin Locomotive. They allegedly moved large blocks, kept identities secret, and bears faced mounting commitments as the stock rose. Cutten dismissed the tale, stating his holdings are modest and the stock’s intrinsic value is around 250 dollars a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Arthur W. Cutten
Wall Street
Attans
Baldwin
New York Times
Liulel
Wale Street
St Giffeull
Baldwith
Baldvin
Hall Mills Case Ends as All Other Charges Dismissed
The Hall Mills murder case ends with Mrs Hall and her brothers cleared on the indictment while the state’s special prosecutor contemplates resignation. Hall remains free on a 30000 bond as verdicts arrive with little emotion. The jury found not guilty in a case long seen as a national scandal and possibly unsolved.
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Hall Mills
Harry Moore
MuntAlids
Henry Carpender
New Jersey
Mrs. Nall
Hall
AL Hall
New Brunswick
Dudge
Henry
Willie
Wayeyver
Prank Ty Clesry
Charles WW. Parker
Waterloo Youth Reports Bombing of Hankow City
A Waterloo youth observes the Hankow bombing from the United States destroyer Truxtun and describes looting, murders, shelling, and troops near Hankow. He recalls the Stewart firing on the river and notes Russian aid and aircraft, with danger and bombardment escalating as US forces remain close to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankew
Chin
United States
Truxtun
Harold Wright
George Wright
Walnu Street
Hankow
Stewart
Orbileon
Rausshnavilatora
Publisher Pays Big for New Wife
Chicago report says James Af Ralrk, motion picture magazine publisher, paid support to his former wife and two children before marrying a former partner. Details emerged from a hotel room encounter and a court proceeding, with official records confirming a settled claim and award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
James Af Ralrk
Mulonaira Motion Picture Magazing
Faggno
Mito Aih
Ma Senate
Belhay
Filzabeth
Onli
Childrens Christmas Wishes From A 9 Year Old Letter
Laurene Webbeking asks for books a dictionary and piano pieces while her sister Martys requests a golf cabo and a toy phone and brother Warren desires an electric train a horn and a railroad career. The letter also asks for sweets nuts oranges apples and a safe visit from the bewhiskered gentleman at the North Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martys
Santi
Warren
Laureng
Quadroon Admits Shooting Sheriff in Des Moines
Des Moines report says Willay Boyd a quadroon confessed to killing Deputy Sheriff Dewey Marshall. He claimed Marshall fired first and he only shot in self defense then fled with the revolver. He attempted suicide in a cornfield but lost nerve and discarded the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res Moines
Wiliay Boyd
Quadroon
Dewey Marshall
Fiepity Sherif
Boyd
Marshall
Joe
Roya
Boyd Deving
Missouri
Des Moines
Rescue at Sea Reveals Seven Sailors’ Fate and Survival
Aboard the fishing schooner WL I Beale three exhausted men were plucked from an open boat by the Ontario at Fire Island during a night-long struggle at sea. Four of the seven Beale crew died after a 66 hour battle against rough seas and frigid conditions. The rescued crewmen were brought to Philadelphia where the tale of survival and loss is told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Merchania
Ontario
WL I. Beale
Fire Island
Rewle
Funeral notices and obituaries from Waterloo region
Several obituaries and funeral notices appear, detailing the deaths of David Lynch aged 83 of Bernard, Ireland born and long resident of Iowa, and Mrs. Anna Me Larson 84 of Waterloo with services planned at Kistner chapel and Danish Bethlehem church. Also notices for Mrs. Eliza Crain, Mrs. Arthur Mansson, and other bereavements. Surviving relatives named include children and spouses across Des Moines, Dubuque, Chicago, Marysville, and Waterloo areas. Services and viewing times are provided for multiple families.
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David Lyncil Aly
Millan Avenue
Bernard
Chey
Kasideshia Witt
Follawing
Mes
James D. Loretin
Des Moines
Joseph Lynch
Dubuque
William Leake
Chiuge
Aes
Willam P. Duggan
Mary AteCarthy
Inna
Gerunde Lynch
Perna
Anna Mr. Larson
Anna Me Larson
Chris Mot
Second Street West
Sanday
Kistner
Bethlehem
Cedar Tvl
Otter Joreerinnn
Victins
Fartswatto
Greenwood Cemetery
Cedar Willy
OWA CORN AND GRAIN GROWERS SHOW EXHIBITS
Des Moines hosts the 25th anniversary of the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association with a show January 21 to February 5 during Farm and Home Week. The event features a state corn and small grain show, yield tests, seed directory efforts, and awards a variety of trophies for champions and club exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Des Moines
Lowa
Ames
Newton
Hibiltso
Lawa Brewers
Chicago
Mars
Association
Grant Chapman
FT Warburton
Independence
Ind
John Sundberg
Sioux City
K. Klopping
Neola
D. Steen
Davenport
EL Petty
Miott
Fred Metiule Tech
Startabele
Krizer
Idyville
George MeAllewell
T. Proudfit
Attoona
Dar
Whiting
Phy
W. C. Whiting
Rose Wall
Ellsworth Batley
Ottumwa
Keizer Bros
Eddyville
J. R. Richards
Swan
I Proudfact
Altoona
Allee
Mvco Palmer
McCulloch
Kuehel
Plummer
Sundberg
Kock
Nelson
Prino
Sk. B
Emmity Bank
Rum Boat Kidnaper of Dry Officials Said to Be Headed South
New Orleans dispatch reports the French rum runner Arsene J with two kidnapped dry officials on board has eluded government poles and is thought to head toward a Nicaraguan port. The intercepted radio message mentions Brahipition Director Bo Matthews and Coast Guardsman A. Wl Hannjey and notes the ship may be headed for Nicaragua with possible American involvement at Managua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
INSI
Arsenal
Nicameguan
Arsene J
Nicaragia
Managaun
Managua
Vestibule installation planned to replace revolving doors
Postmaster Meggert announced that the main entrance on Conunerveint Street will replace the revolving doors with a vestibule and weatherable doors for public comfort. Outside doors will swing outward while the inner vestibule door will swing both ways, with authorization received from the Post Office Department in Washington.
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Tres
Funeral Monday for Scott in Senterville Ta
Funeral services for a Scott representative, Teeter, will be held at 2 pm Monday at the Mystic Methodist church. Rev. Matu R. Sawyers, Presbyterian minister, Centerville, will conduct. Also notes the sudden death of Rev. W. J. Cunningham, 68, pastor of Walnut Methodist church near here, and mentions veteran W. A Tawney visiting in Marshalltown with his son J. Tawneiley as he moves to a Powawa village.
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Scott
Senterville
Mystic
Matu R. Sawyers
Centerville
aAliantle, Ja
W. J. Cunningham
Walnut
Here
Charberidge
VISET
W. A Tawney
Qtve
Soldiara
Marshalltown
Powava
J. A. Tawnsiley
Aestegoy
el Wel
Atngion Corl
Injunction Halts Certification For Letts In Congress Race
A Polk County suit seeks to restrain issuance of a congressional certificate to F. Letts after a judge’s district seat raised ineligibility questions. Attorney General Gibson opined Letts qualified for the seat, delaying action and keeping the outcome in suspense.
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State Executive Council
Cov
Wacumi
Iowa
Polk County
P. Gallagher
Letts
Supreme Caure
Ben J. Gibson
Executive Council
Rongres
Luc He
Oltre
Pelmary
Des Moines
Dev
Toung Weve
Hold Two for Theft of Letter and Check
In district court here Feld William Porrow and G A Wulbknan of Beloit Kan face a grand jury on a charge of stealing a letter from a Silver City post office mail box. The stamped check for eighty dollars drawn by W A Wilkins of Silver City was inside the letter addressed to John P Tinley of Council Bluffs.
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Feld
William Porrow
G. A. Wulbknan
Beloit
Kan
Silver City
John P. Tinley
Council Bluffs
W. A. Wilkins
Demonstration of Seventy-Five Ser Permanent Wave Machine
Seventy five spectators from Waterloo beauty shops attended a demonstration of the LeMar permanent wave machine at Rose's Hair Supplies, Rose City. A driving accident injured John Blok, who was struck by a car at First and Sycamore. Henry Vt Willing, a clerk, remained at St Francis hospital after a relapse. The day included rain and hospital care, with progress reported on Blok and Willing.
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Waterloo
LeMar
Rose
Harder Suppy
Water Street
Missy Dine Johnson
Chicago
Afl
John Blok
Sumer Street
Henry Vt. Willing
Wangl Bros
St. Pranels Hospital
Divorce plans amid cancer vow by 75 year old woman
San Mra telseo Calif Dec 4 Taking life at a nick step that's the plan of Mrs Annie R Weeks 75 wife of George F Weeks head of a Mexican news bureau in Washington She has no divorce suit on file but will obtain one as Arnold de vVetertr of the Crnco Prupsian war waits He calls her an fine dancer claiming they will live to a California life.
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Arnold de
Mrs. Weeks
Attacks on Federal Reserve Stir Iowa Banker Speech
Cedii Rapids Iowa banker B R Moore former Iowa lieutenant governor and head of American Savings Bank denounces the Federal Reserve in a luncheon talk. He says the system is controlled by eastern financiers, favors eastern needs, and restricts western lending, leaving farmers unable to borrow on cash-based terms. He claims western conditions are ignored as Pittsburgh is viewed as hinterland for shipment and sale of products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigull Banatis
Chicago
Woman sued over pledge to YMCA in local court
Mra. Best is sued for $104 pledged to the YMCA. The petition alleges no payment and imminent departure from the state. The action follows a reported wave of similar local court suits to collect money promised to the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magen Clix
Mian Ofers
Ingland
Mra
Bese Best
Best
Casey Knew What He Was Talking Of
An obituary item notes Casey Berry, 19, died after a fall on a stone mile. X ray exams are cited. The report also mentions Evy Duprey, 18, and her sister Mary Po yter burned in a separate incident with death likely. Marriage licenses list Kemp Gross and Enki Drape among Waterloo residents. Quakes in France and West Corne report tremors with no damage noted.
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Kemp C. Gross
Waterloo
Enki A. Drape
Mery Ralph Ray
Wateclay
Miothy A. Mariste
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World News
Hesketh Pearson
Alex. J. Groesbeck
A. d. Abel
E. P Strickland Gesketh Pearson
Alex J. Groesbeck
Michi- Rin
Ixnarank
Hor Ene Ioariris
J. J. aAhel
Julios Hoping University
Willard Gighs Gal
Li. P. Sinleklind
Svoimnander
Brtclah Troops Ti Ney Pt
Star
Oweukl Pine
Munewt
Odytve
Myelin Lee Aveeles
Saieresthie
Peteribs
Bearrin
Charles Spencer
Camiman
Vriel
Cioplin
Sammes Wer Mather
Wichita
Katy Dee
Calter
Thaler i McMuevas
Gourer
Maxton
Chicagoans
Wall ST
Growo Baldwin
Cutten
Hall-Mills
Santas Courier
Santas Courier Today
Laurene Webbeking
Alunza de Craen
Eliza J. Crain
Wellingtoncourt
Dughter
Waterlow
First Congregational Church
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Buchanan County
Pennsylvania
Grinnell
Uee
L. Welsh
Marysville
Hop
Wiserts & Towne Cinieal
Tecvlcos
CY Keefe
Towne Chapel
Tuehmpend Morgan
Tuehmpend Morgan, Pastor of First Congregitional
Ehucely
Chinnel
Arthur Mannson
Lieslow
Arthur Atad
Aon
Weols
Rockford
Shain
Lillian Ay Fussell
Treat
Reckford
Archie Alberton
Sin Diesa
Cal
Hammill
Federal Reserve
Cedar Rapids
East
Y.M.C.A
Casey
Broomington
I. Bec
Casey Berry
Milt
Jing Indurios
Felton
Nv Ys
Evy Duprey
Mery Poytet
France
Park
Rentremont
Datape
West Corne
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