Lake Gale Threatens 21 on Steamer Near Manitowin Island
Fear grows that 21 more lives may be lost as a cold wave and storm lash the lake. Rescue attempts continue for the Agawa crew stranded on a reef near Manitowin Island while ice and freezing temps hinder operations. Coast guards from Eagle Harbor, Two Harbors and others pursue rescue as reports reach Sault Ste. Marie and Calumet of possible aid. Nearby freighter icing in Lake Superior adds to ongoing shipping hazards. Meanwhile milder temperatures spread across the middle west with efforts to restore rail and road travel amid a severe February storm in the east reducing casualties to a few fatalities overall.
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Manitowin Island
Noring
Miel
Coast Guard
Eagle Harvor
Mich
Keweenaw
Calumet
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Minn
Altadac
Lake Superior
Marquette
Middlewest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Althe
Mercury
Waterloo Student Apology Over Heated Language
Des Moines December 19 Drake faculty member to be apologized to by Waterloo student journalist Werdel Webb associate editor of the Delphi Drake student newspaper. Webb admitted using unbecoming language in discussing the proposed literary publication with English head Prof Lewis Worthington Smith. A publications board meeting Tuesday will decide sanction of the new magazine with most members said to favor it.
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Des Moines
Drake
Frm
Werdel Webb
Waterloo
Webb
Delphic
Lewis Worthington Smith
Kay and Gerda draws large audience at second show
An audience of several hundred witnessed the second night performance of Kay and Gerda, a cash pride school operetta in East High auditorium. The cast of 175 children again won enthusiastic applause for their natural interpretation. Grace Ullemeyer, music supervisor, led the production and will soon prepare the East High musical groups for the pageant The Messiah scheduled for Sunday afternoon December 18 at East High auditorium.
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Kay
Gerda
East High Auditorium
Grace Ullemeyer
East High
Dope Addicts Quizzed On Fayette Store Robbery
Three narcotic addicts were arrested last evening by Detective Hugh Crumrine and held for questioning at the police station. Investigators hope the suspects can identify burglars who robbed J. J. Davis & Sons, a drug store in Fayetteville, yielding a large quantity of narcotics. Police suspect an underground drug ring connected to the theft.
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Hugh Crumrine
Pecker
Tia
FP. J. Davis & Sons
Fayeur
Albert Feehke
Saxon Street
Warren Bucktey
Beebe
Syermorestree
Buckley
Eficer
Smnpromptu Search. He Found the Battles. Besides Thes Bettie
Algpers
Grrenh
Searely
Grareh
Denison Banker II Released on Parole
Ges Maines reports that Denison Banker L. Voss, imprisoned since September 1825 at Fort Madison, was released on parole yesterday and went to relatives in Clintent. Voss, once famed as a reading citizen, faced a years-long debate over his case.
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Ges Maines
L. Voss
Denison
Fort Madison
Voss
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Lenton
Parte Haart
Lumber Yarn Burns at Hines Lumber Yard Blaze
Fire at Edward Hines Lumber Company yard in Chicago today destroyed about 406600 feet of timber and two forest cars with an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. The blaze started early and caused extensive damage to the amber mill and related structures, with authorities estimating widespread financial impact.
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Chicago
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Record Hold Up River Race of 1870 On Mississippi
The 1870 Mississippi River race between the Natchez and Robert E Lee stirred fierce rivalry among packet lines. Captains Leathers and Cannon claimed speed as their boats battled from Vicksburg to New Orleans, with a decisive July 1870 finish that left the Lee winning after clever maneuvering and carpenters on site.
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St. Laws
Thomas P. Leathers
John W. Carmion
Natchez
Robert EB. Lee
Lee and Natcher
Louisiana
Captain Cannon
Cannan
Leathers
Lee
Lai
Mae AP
Thie Natehes
Lus Ager
Bie
Howe
New Orteay Tin
Epp
Garnett
Dubatey
Milas Lip
Re. Lee
Vicksburg
Ostraek
Abe
Acre
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Louis
Win Cly
Robert E. Lee
Cresent City
Cannon
Dnare Wood
Uke Chen
Sas
Eam
Chinmem
Lalah
tiMsereers
Vastauth
Musicale Tomorrow at St. Mary's Hall
A St Marys Hall musicale invites Sitters of St Francis and others to an evening of songs, dance, and rhythmic exercises. The Sisters present a Progressive series of pine lesions to illustrate musical education with world renowned music educators featured. Orchestral class work will demonstrate lesson progression.
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St. Mary’s Hall
St. Francis Lave
Weironi
Patel
Mursinah Ehter- Islamieuc
St. Mery Bell
Femr'thy Oand
Parker Elreple
Black Hawk County alumni to discuss Iowa U athletic status
Black Hawk County alumni of the University of Iowa plan a 7:30 p m Tuesday meeting in the city hall courtroom. Nathan Barber, president, issued the call as Des Moines and Davenport alumni protest coach Burt Ingwersen amid concerns over past seasons. The gathering aims to discuss the university’s athletic situation and possible action.
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Black Hawk County
State University of Iowa
Nathan
Barber
University of Town Club of
Burt Ingwersen
Athenttic University
Des Moines
Ingwersen
Davenport
Yainwersen
Purselay
Widspread Geanument
Black Hawk
Inter Ostert
Funeral notices for Marcia Weminway and Harold B. Hehsan
Obituary notes list Marcia Weminway of Sterling and Dausinyg Toa as well as Dr Harold B Hehsan aged 31. Services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Kirst Methodist Episcopal church with Rev J Arthur Young and Rev Raymond Chant assisting. Family will gather in Waterloo with relatives Katherine the widow and daughter and a brother also mentioned.
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Harold B
Miners and Modern North Towns Across Ontario Quebec
A bustling northern boom shows Timmins Ontario with 12,100 residents, asphalt streets, schools, theatres, and a golf course amid mining districts like Hollinger Dome and McIntyre. Across the border Rouyn Quebec rises as a planned town with sewers under construction and quartz samples yielding gold. Planes give way to rail links Nipissing Central and lines to Cochrane, reshaping travel and commerce in the new north.
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Toronto
James Bay
George
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Tuxurigus Conservatory
Yukon
Speer
Timmins
Empire Hotel
Hollinger
Dome
McIntyre
Montreal
ali-Rouyn
New North
Baby Rouyn
Fathers of
Rouyn
Betralt
Resiyn
Nipissing Central
Toronto-to- Cochrane
Lau
Yvette
Jeanne
Denyse
Wells Reuyn
S and Fens
Minin Properties
Eres Die River
Noranda
Enine la Rouyn
Ody San
Separate Custody Battle In Nivorce Court Updates
Minnie K E Carman seeks divorce from John T H Carman alleging cruelty and requests custody of their child Margaret Norma plus support. They married May 12 1925 and have a 14 month old. The case notes a prior relationship and requests court scrutiny of finances and alimony.
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Auwita A. Wilgus
Mw di
Soree
Roy VW. Smith
Tulan
Mis
Alisaeay
Minnie KE. Carman
John TH. Carman
Margaret Norma
Des Moines Sees Mrs Hammill Pressing Social Work
Mrs John Hammill wife of Iowa Governor is a frequent visitor to state institutions. She emphasizes guidance as key to citizenship and returns words of state to communities. She chairs district scholarship fund of the Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs and contributes to Campfire Girls. She holds honorary sorority memberships for her work with girls.
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Des Moines
Dee
Iowa
John) Hammill
Hammill
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Iowa Campfire Girls
Warburton Honored For Farm Relief Work In Mississippi
Washington Dec 10 A native of Towan W H Warburton director of extension work for the department of agriculture born near Independence in 1879 and a Iowa State College graduate 1902 received an honorary doctor of science in 1925 He helped direct seed relief and crop planting in the flood area as an agricultural adviser with Red Cross and the Memphis relief headquarters His work led to planting 170 million acres by Aug 201 in the flood zone plus broader reconnaissance of relief efforts.
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Emme Dougherty
Speen
Washington
D. C
Towan
W. Warburton
Department of Agriculture
Independence
Iowa State College
Wes
Warburton
Herbert Hoover
Mississippi
Red Cross
Memphis
Temperatures and Weather Outlook Reported for Friday to Saturday
The forecast lists maximum Friday temperatures and minimum Friday night, followed by Saturday temperatures at Toa and Saturday morning hours. BAtwMAY DoW cova cenepacnieer.
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Toa
Lloa
Batwmay
Dow
Cova Cenepacnieer
Flying squadron to greet Lindy in Mexico City
Mexico City informs that a flying squadron will meet and escort Col. Charles A. Lindbergh from Washington to the capital. National railways arrange excursions and a deluxe private car for Lindbergh with planes, rails, and support along the route to the border. Lindbergh says departure for Mexico City will occur in about 16 to 12 days, not next Wednesday as some reports claimed.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Washington
Altho Lindbergh
Calles
San Luis Potasi
Lindbergh
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Lindvergh
Grand Jurors Named for 1928 District Court Duty
Grand jurors for 1928 and petit jurors for the January term of the district court were drawn today, including 59 men and 13 women. No women were chosen for the grand jury, while fewer women were picked for the petit jury for the next term. The grand jurors listed include G. Alexander, Lester township. M. Andre, Hast Waterloo township. Clyde Bechtelheimer, Orange township. D. P. Conversy, Engle township. Peter Elringer, Payne township. R. R. Ford, Washington township. E. Pfalgraf, Big Creek township. John Rohde, Lincoln township. B. M. Sweitzer, Black Hawk township. George Thompson, Fox township. C. B. Woolverton, Cedar Falls township. The petit jurors include Anibal J. CG, Woa Beltentine. G. Bas APE, Mate EL Reekiey. A Blin, K Bondholdt. Fred Mt. Burcer. Iransonrad. Corson, Myrtle Corson. Jorgensen. Kelsey. Liesahes. Merker. Mosher. Net. Northey. Patero. Pear Powers. Winbow. Reuling. Williams. Wordyard. Yormy. Waters. Turner. Wallace. Katherine Gorman. Laura Van Tarntable. Coxte. Bartlett. Baurr. Wingert. Lichty. Dereet. Nolt. Seheyeks. Eddington. Foulk. Kiev. Noentz. Wingert. Lichty. Turner. etc.
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Tednay
Orange Township
D. P. Conversy
Engie
Peter Elringer
Paynee
R. R. Ford
Washingdon
BE. L. Pfalgraf
Big Greek
John Rohde
Lincoln Township
B. M. Sweitzer
Black Hawk
George Thompson
Fox Township
C. B. Woolverton
Cedar Falls
Anibal J. CG
W.oa Bellentine
Pow G. Bas Ape
Mate EL Reekiey
FL A Blin
K Bondholdt
Fred Mt. Burcer
Iransonrad
Corson
Myrtle AL Corson
WW. Gentzier
June M. Gordon
George * Green
BE. Gruener
Rocard Martin
P. BP. Hilenmn
W. J. Haleivkiss
Hans
Jorgensen
Tegete Tents
Woo. Kelsey, CO
Si Liesahes
Ed Merker
AO OB. Mosher
BEB Net
Edeward H. Northey
Clarvey W. Paino
Osent BE
Pater
Pear
W. Stl
Fon
Mathilda Williams
Allee M. Wilson
QtlLo Woordyard
J. AL Yormy
Waoberoo
W. S. Waters
EL Turner
Won Wallace
Ben Heber
Richars
Lilian Gil Katherine Gorman
Katheryn Cunningham
Laura van Tarntable
Dom Coxte
L. J. Bartlett
Cetar Falls
G. A. Baurr
Marry
Tena Lh
Rya Biz Creek
Arthur Foulk
Peter Kiev
Panl
Prussic Actin Kills Brass Beetles in Heidelberg
Berlin reports prussic actin effectively exterminates the brass bug, a destructive beetle that bores into metal. In Heidelberg many pests died after two weeks, with thousands found dead in hoses and related structures. A Japanese device reportedly failed to deter the infestation.
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Berlin
Prussic
Heidelberg
Criseerm
Woman Is Sentenced In Slaying Case At Mays Landing
Margaret Lilien dahl was sentenced to life in prison for her role in the murder of her husband, William Lilien dahl, in a case heard before Justice Lalit Cearen in Mays Landing New Jersey. Prosecutors sought harsher punishment but the court imposed life with the possibility of parole after years.
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Mays Landing
N. J. Bae
Margaret Liliendahl
Willan
Liliendahl
Willis Beach
Jer
Ard
Jamie
Manimund Jmih
Iphemia
Abetha
Lalit Cearen
Red
Faber
Talien
Dehl
Wijlis
Ork
New York
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Arizona
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Alabama
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Alben W. Barkley
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Muarinary
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Nivorce Court
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John Hammill
Uw.warburton
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Iowan Teads
Jerome Carroll
Cresco, Jr
Georgetown University
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Charles A. Pollack
Fargo
Lyons
Robinson
Repi Robinson
Pollack
Robinmson
Methodist, Board of Temperance
Didge Pollock
J. A. Benzinger
First Methodist Episcopal
Muscatine
John
Walker
Sac City
John 8. Hillman
Tiiulanala
AL MM. Stine
Adel
Florence
May Wolfs
Cedar Rapids
Alice Bayer
Rawson
Charles F. Rawson
Tews
Une Repibliedt National Committee
Ospeston
Senator Rawson
Par- Hoult
LINDY
Mexico
Orawk
Pauline Rosenecrance
Carson City
Michigan State Normal School
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Liliendarl
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