Senate Minority To Help Ramimil Name Appointees
Des Moines reports the minority in the senate plans to block executive appointments by delaying confirmations. Senator Reed withdraws a bill to require a simple majority for appointments, forcing the governor to select eight officials likely acceptable to conservatives. Nominations include highway commissioner, three board of education members, a parole board member, central board, banking superintendent, and health commissioner. Robert L. Leach and Dr. Rodney P. Fagan are expected to continue in their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseswlatedt
Des Moines
Seqiite
Hammill
Reed
Senate
Hamill
State Board of Education
Board of Parole
Board of Central
Robert L. Leach
Rodney P. Fagan
Hammill Gas Tax Plan for Road Aid Abandoned
City officials consider abandoning Hammill proposed gas tax plan for road aid as legal and financial details surface. The discussion references bond requirements for operators, liability protections, and a Senate referral status, with earlier legislative steps noted and no Senate introduction yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammill
Clears Editor of Contempt Charge in Court Remarks
A historical court exchange recounts a judge’s contempt charge against an editor, with satire and theatrical imagery from records in the Selway Steel case. The dialogue includes ornate language about wisdom, rhetoric, and the law, plus references to dramatized opinions and stagey descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clears
District Court of
Iowa
U.S. A
Hadji
vAnd
Selway Steel
Beads on Lovewrikts and Peerless Farmyard Stage Show
Fragmented OCR notes describe Bernice performing with animals on stage at Peerless Farmyard, including a boar and sow. A satirical aside quotes editor Haines in contempt of court, recounting a prairie encounter with a skunk and musings on animal behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herset
Bernice
Dante
Body of Collins to stay in cavern where death occurred
Autopsy planned by three physicians to determine cause of death and any poison trace. State and national guard representatives will view the body at the shaft top. Time of death uncertain. experts warn measurements may be two or three days old if kept longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Page
National Guard
Denhardt
Collins
Manlett
Song Calling
Alf
Sali
TL Collins
Benn
Colliss
Paseike
Ctls Toy
de Womins Hut
SISTA OF PAVE SPORT TIMEs PUBLISH HES SISTA OF PAVE
The text is garbled and unreadable. It does not yield coherent persons, places, or events to summarize into a credible news item. No distinct names or locations can be identified for a proper card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SISTA
Pave Sport Times
HES
Ex Deputy Shorti to Be Brought Here on Theft Charge
Ex deputy Shorti to be brought here under theft charge with warrants for Jarceny against Ed Doug Lass and R H Young. They left by train for Chicago to bring back Loren Walker and Glen Carlton of La Porte City with the stolen sedan. Arrests followed Walker attempting to sell the car. Walker previously served as deputy sheriff in Black Hawk County and faced embezzlement charges last fall. Story ties to wartime service and sympathetic remarks about his Argonne experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarceny
Ed Douglass
R. H. Young
Lvary
Chicago
Loren Walker
Glen Carlton
la Portes City
Alice
Walker
Black Hawk
la Porte City
Argonne
Mrs F J Clark to join husband in Eugene Oregon
Mrs F J Clark and children Anchel and Joseph plan a Western trip to join Dr Fred J Clark pastor of a new Congregational church in Eugene Oregon. They will stop at Yuma Colorado to visit her father and travel via Denver and Casper Wyoming to visit her brothers. They expect to stay in Eugene at least a year possibly longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Clark
Anchel
Joseph
Eugene
Ore
New Congregational Church
Yuma
Cola
St Paul Broker and Wife Found Dead in Hotel Apt
Thomas L. Wann sr a prominent St Paul broker and realtor and his wife were found dead in their hotel apartment. Police believe Wann shot his wife and killed himself amid heavy financial losses and personal despondency. Wann 65 had been in poor health and was once a leading Twin Cities real estate broker. Guards were posted at the Commodore apartment while the coroner was awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Mian
Thomas L. Wann
St. Paul
Wann
Twin Cities
Pallee
Commodore
Stop Publication of Italian Newspapers
A storm of newspaper suppression hit Frasy with police clashing over anti editorials. Wounded by peppered policing, three Rome dailies faced abrupt publication cessation as editors ceased releases amid mounting pressure from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologti
Caseisti Atticep Orue
Resto del Carling
Caseisti
Polici
Coriere Melle Ara
Alin
Wis
Telys
Rome
Pape
Iin
Burial of Dortimiund’s Dead Marked by Rtets
An inarticulate passage notes a burial with references to Rtets marking the ceremony and Dortimiund’s death. Fragments mention Gaerivagay, a farmer, and political chants amid chaotic lines. The garbled text references figures and factions without clear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortimiund
Obituary notices from Waterloo area deaths
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list Civil War veteran Bratnober dying at home, Mrs. Charles F. Good, Mrs. Max Dawson, Mrs. Jake Tretter, Lenora Madigan of Waterloo, plus related survivors and funeral details. Names include Minnie Ruth, C A Bratnober, Charles Byrne, Joseph Morris, J R Owen, Anna Dawson, Max Dawson, Lenora Madigan, and others. locations Waterloo, Nashua, Pratt, St. Louis, Prince Albert, Denver Street, O'Keefe & Towne chapel, Fairview, and Ohi. Funeral arrangements and viewing details appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. X
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Madison
Kentucky
Waterloo
Azo
Pratt
Kan
C. A. Bratucber
Charles Byrne
Prince Albert
Can
Joseph Morris
St. Louis
Bmo
J. R. Owen
Minnie Ruth
Tertog
Max Dawson
Anna Dawson
Avalon Street
Commercial National Bank
St. Francis Hospital
Anna Kettner
Germany
Alex Dawson
Gladbrook
Kya Maxine
Robert
Betty
Donald
Helen
Harold
LL. Baumgartner
O'Keefe & Towne
Fairview
Des Moines Man Sentenced to Seven Years in State Penitentiary
Des Moines city hall reported that Payrell Padder, a resident of Des Moines, has surrendered at the state peniten tiary to begin a seven year term. The process involved custody and commitment papers as the warden confirmed the transfer and sentence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Payrell
Madison
Jota Barekanan
Cauvieter
Eleven thousand gallons of alcohol seized in Illinois
Federal agents raided a Whiteside county farm uncovering eleven thousand rations of alcohol believed to be Edward Voespel property. The seizures, described as the region’s largest illicit liquor haul, included 50-gallon drums and a large burning boiler. Voespel and his son, Lyman, were jailed in Davenport after bond set at 31,000 each. Three Peoria men were also detained with a still, while E W Voelpel posted 1,000 bond for possession of six gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clinton
Edward Voespel
Whiteside County
Illinois
Hergs
Bielema
Fulton
Kelly
Tampico
Arimes
James Kelley
Voespel
Heiley
Voelpel
Iowa Bodlling Company
King of the Ring
Uymin Voelpel
Davenport
Ill
Lbeears
United States
Ush
United States District Court
Peoria
Franklin
A. Howe
Andrew W. Headley
James Guet
Bush
Voelpels
E. W. Voelpel
A. G. Bush
Lyman
Purcell &Purcell
Father and Ser
Jury finds canned heat intoxicating in Iowa liquor case
A jury in a test case against J. J. Fox found canned heat intoxicating and guilty of operating a disorderly house after 19 hours of deliberation. The case, the first to rule on canned heat's intoxicating status, may be appealed to Iowa's supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outumna
J. J. Fox
Supreme Court of Iowa
New Krauser Trial Provides Back of Yards Youth New Chance
Springfield, Al Feb 17 Walter Krauser and Bernard Grant were convicted of murdering a Chicago police officer. The Illinois Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling and ordered a new trial. Grant, a penniless Back of the Fields youth, might receive clemency as Gov. Small weighs the case, drawing national sympathy after Leopold and Loeb escaped with life in jail for a similar crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Walter Krauser
Bernard Grant
Chicago
Uiiots State Supreme Court
Krauser
Grant
Sen. Smail
Ase
Small
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Hodges Freed in Collicott Murder Case After Alibi
Davenport records show Suspect Milton Hodges to be released after a hearing before Justice Merle F. Wells. An alibi by C. F. Kettering is supported by an old notebook noting Hodges borrowed 12 dollars the night of the murder and repaid it the following Sunday. Mrs. F E Wilson of Cedar Rapids retracts prior accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kettering
F. E. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Sylvester Miller
Fort Madison
Hodges
Kiwanians Oppose State Income Tax
Kiwanis members voiced opposition to a proposed state income tax measure after a talk by attorney F. E. Farwell. Farwell warned the bill is unsound, shifts the burden, and could drive away business. Des Moines speaker R. H. Heartman urged defeat and plans included personal letters to Black Hawk county legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Farwell
Kiwanis
George &. Pike
Des Moines
Black Hawk County
Farwell
R. H. Heartman
Des _ Moines
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
New York
Ikiwanians
Des Moines Raid Nabs Ten At Gambling Resort
Ten men were arrested during a police raid on an alleged gambling resort in Des Moines. The operation was reportedly run by Sam Cassidy and A. Cohen. Among those taken into custody were L. Hk. Robey of Fort Dodge and D. Hanson of Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sam Cassidy
A. Cohen
L. Hk. Robey
Fort Dodge
D. Hanson
Marshalltown
Cheats Chair
United Press dispatch from Ossining New York reports William G. Ford a 42 year old former real estate broker hanged himself with a sheet in Sing Sing death house while awaiting execution for murder of six people in a 1923 Brooklyn fire. His conviction May 22 1924 was upheld on appeal three weeks earlier. He left 30 letters protesting his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pressy
Ossining
N. Y
William GC. Ford
New York
Sing Sing
Ford
Brooklyn
George Keim
Keim
Canada Extends Ban on Indiana Live Poultry Imports
Washington February 17. Prohibition of importing live chickens turkeys and geese into Canada without a bureau of animal industry inspection certificate has been extended to Indiana joining New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Also notes visits by Dr S Callon Canton Ohio to half-brother F I Stanton and family and a fall injuring Mrs Viola Johnson fracturing her right hip at 424 Columbia Street Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Fh. C
Canada
Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana
Department of Commerce
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Viola Johnson
Columbia Street
America Sees Complete Destruction of Capital Ships
Washington February 17. America has fulfilled its obligations under the five power naval treaty and completed the destruction of the capital ships doomed under that document. Formal notice was served on the secretary of state today by Secretary of the Navy Wil Aue. The treaty required destruction within a year and a half after ratification, with France ratifying a year and a half ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
America
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Navy
Wil
France
Successor to Upham Will Be Picked Soon
Chicago February 17 The selection of a successor to Robert W Upham Republican committee man from Illinois who is deceased will be made shortly after the funeral Prominent candidates include Col Smith Dwight chairman of the Republican state committee Deforant Kinney A len Moore Monticello and Clarence Buck Monmouth Gov Len Small declines to discuss the matter but is believed to back Col Smith according to local politicians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert W. Upham
Illinois
Lere
Gol. Rank Smith
Dwight
Republican State Committee
Upham
Deforant Kinney
Alen Moore
Monticello
Clarence Buck
Monmouth
Len Small
Coll. Smith
West Union Man Finds Welcome At City Hall After Refusals
Edward Seydel of West Union Iowa was refused lodging at several hotels after intoxication. He and his companions drove to a station where he received a welcome, was booked for intoxication, and placed in a warm jail room. Marriage licenses issued include Mathias Bouefas and Teresa Wingert, Raymond Lee and Rachael Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
City Hall
Edward Seydel
Mathias F. Bouefas
Jesup Teresa M. Wingert
Raymond Roy F. Lee
Dysarta Rachael Phillips
da Porte
Gity
Auto saved from blaze after backfire at noon
Firemen rescued Ed Mund Miller’s automobile at 129 Prospect Avenue when a backfire started the car in flames. Earlier, a chimney fire at the Metropolis Hotel at 9 p m caused alarms but caused no damage. An advertisement for Herman C. Miller offers Buy It, phone 2404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Miller
Prospect Avenue
Metropolu
Herman C. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ramimil
Page
House Iile
O’donnell
House
Pearless Farmyard Equipmext Company
Robert HR. Selway
Budae
Athab
Setaeus
Ty Watermith
Greece
Shorti
F. J. Clark
Eugene, Ore
CRECI
Charles F. Good
Denver Street
Althen
J. Arthur Young
Hirawood
Good
Nashua
First M. BS Thurch
W. C. Breckenridge
J. Hill
New Hampton
J. EH. Franklin
Tripoli
William Brown
Sorton
The
Mackenrod
Jake Treter
Jake Tretter
North Bend
Neb
England
Lomporrow
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Thoraday
C. W. Harrop
Linden Mt. BE
Buarinl
Inwand Cremetery
Robert Cheney
Guy
Hugh
Wenatchee, Wash
Lenoula Matimgan
Lenora Madigan
Waterlon
Bop
Minneapolis
Mirs
Haddipan
Martarot
Danvar
Collicott
Porerercom
Cvashul
Rity
Tnlala
Uwire
Reayest
Commercial National Co. Iovestingng
Teriingat Tuildine Watertoo
Towa
Commercial Nation Bank
Amlateves
DR. S. Callon
Canton
F. T. Stanton
Mr. Callon
Florida
Theresa
Altstadt & Langlas Baking CO
Klcgan Maid
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!