Five Grundy Co farms tied to bankruptcy filing
Five Grundy County farms are listed in a voluntary bankruptcy petition received by Referee Joe Jordan. Debts total more than $117,000 with taxes, unsecured and accommodation claims, plus miscellaneous liabilities. Real estate in Grundy, Kilison, Mitchell and Naples counties Minnesota valued around $114,800 with additional assets and subsidiary debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Jordan
United States
Gier & Son
Grundy County
Kilison
Mitchell
Naples
Minnesota
Coolidge and Lowden Face Off Over Farm Policy
A front page analysis argues that Gov. Lowden leads the farmers' discontent as Coolidge confronts a rival who must prove a better farm remedy. The piece suggests Lowden could be pressed to adopt a farm policy palatable to a broader electorate, or risk losing ground to Coolidge.
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Lowden
Coolidge
Parmers
Herald-Tribune
Truck Driver Hurt in Crash at Death Crossing
A truck driver, Whiteford, survived a collision at a busy city crossing known as Death Crossing while several workers looked on. He sustained forehead stitches and a broken nose after the crash that also left a lifeless young man, Wayne R. Jameson, 18, an East High football star, identified as the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.V. R. Jameson, dead in an earlier incident at the same crossing on December 18, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne R. Jameson
East High
A.V. R. Jameson
Whiteford
Iterloo Garment Company
Jameson
Etherlack
Grace Methe Episcopal Church
Glenwoods
Barehay Street
Steacer
Presby
Archbishop Cieplak Dies in Passaic New Jersey
Archbishop John Felix Cieplak of Vilna dies in St. Marys Hospital Passaic after a week of illness from pneumonia and influenza. He was 68 and had lived in the United States since last November awaiting potential transport to Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. I
John Felix Cieplak
Vilna
Poland
St. Mary's Hospital
Wisconsin
Mgr. Cieplak
Srchbishop
Hussia
Moscow
Vigor
Bulehkavitell
United States
Mussolini
Italy
Lle
Rome
Snowslide Deaths and Rescue Efforts Reported
A fragmented report describes a deadly snowslide with an estimated near hundred fatalities. Details are unclear with scattered mentions of a valley, a camp, and rescue squads, while references to a place and timing are partially legible amid the damaged text.
Sues Truck Owner Under Highway Law
A fragmented notice reports a legal action against a truck owner under highway law. The readable fragments indicate a court filing or suit action with references to individuals and places, but many details are obscured in the OCR text.
Fifteen Hundred Men Still Idle at Mines in Hard Coal Areas
Fifteen hundred miners in hard coal districts remained idle as two alloy mines failed to open. The Pennsylvania Coal Company at Pittstown did not instruct managers to reopen gates, keeping workers idle while a new working agreement with the union is sought.
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Wilkes-Barre
Sioux City
Lydia Shefield
Reystirs
Hells South Bend
Lehigh and
No. Ds
Shutt
Vinuar Law
Datarinus
Pennsylvania
Pittstown
Ealiieey
Harvard Alumnus Health and Wealth Through the Ages
Cambridge Mass Feb 1 A Harvard Alumni Bulletin survey of 454 men reveals total annual income 3 3 4 2 4 3 0 0 with 8 7 0 0 7 5 6 from investments and the rest from earnings. Median ages range 21 to 70, life insurance totals 13 0 0 1 5 0 with 379 insured and 73 without. Home ownership sits at 294 owners and 123 renters among 489 respondents. Ford leads car brands with 81, Buick 2nd, Rolls Royce 1.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Alumini Bulletin
Iregard
Ford
Buick
Rolls- Royce
Bills to Keep Guns from Mails in House Action
Washington Feb 48 AP Bills excluding from the mails pistols revolvers and literature about fraudulent devices and lotteries were approved by a subcommittee of the house post office committee. The measures aim to tighten postal regulations to combat fraud and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Post Office Committee
Popular Cigar Store Changes Management
A fragmented report notes changes at Popular Cigar Store with new managers and operations on Baltimore Street. The item mentions staff turnover, a secretary of a combined manufacturers group, and references to local residents and ongoing district events. The text also recalls visits to Fatler sister and a deceased Mrs Walter Mine, with details scattered across the page.
British crystal sets dominate early radio in Britain
Washington reports that crystal receivers, chiefly confined to the nearest broadcasting station, account for about 70 percent of Britain's 70,000 radio set owners. The government hesitates to increase broadcasting stations and may buy the BBC at contract end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Commerce Department
Atti Broadcasting
British Broadcasting — Company
Britain
Woman Arrested For Embezzling 475 Dollars In Rentals
Miss Jennie Scott, 29, employed by Mr. and Mrs. Mason, was arrested by Detective P E Walker on larceny by embezzlement. She allegedly collected rents totaling 475 dollars and did not deposit them, tampered with a bank passbook, and admitted irregularities while spending the funds for clothing. She was held in the city jail and a state charge was to be filed by County Attorney W A Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie S Cott
Gay Sinceret
Mason
Fourth- Street West
P. E. Walker
Alason
Aliss
Scott
W. A. Cook
Wen
Autos Killed More in'25 Than Died in French Revolution
Des Moines report cites James Schermerhorn claiming 1925 automobile deaths surpassed French Revolution losses. He urges common sense and education to curb fatalities. Other briefs note a Chicago accident injuring three women and a bankruptcy filing by Oliver Mevoseco, theatrical procurer, with substantial liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James Schermerhorn
Detroit Times
Iowa Automotive Merchants Association
Schermerhorn
Funeral services for Mingis Cen tral engineer in Chicago hospital
Funeral services for Waller Fe Werle Pine Street Mingis Central engineer who died Tuesday in a Chicago hospital will be at 2230 p.m. Friday in Christ Episcopal church with the rector ey Bb Mounsey officiating. A service at home at 2 p.m. will precede the church service and many relatives will attend. The text also notes others connected to the family and a gathering of a likely association meeting Friday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther
Waller FE. Werle
Fin Pine Street
Mingis
Chicago
Christ's Episcopal Church
Ey Bb
Mounsey
Reg Pra
Rewie
Gertrude Enga
Sie Ralph
Thomas KF
Harry Hummel to Operate Hummel Hotel in Des Moines
C O Hummel today bought all fixtures linens and other hotel equipment in the Hummel Hotel at 326 Fourth Street West Des Moines from the Martin Hotel company and took over the unexpired lease set to run until March 1 His son Harry Hummel former Loop cigar store proprietor will manage immediately The deal also included the Nimme cafe equipment The hotel was built in 1903 by J P Hummel and his son C C Tiummet
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C. O. Hummel
Hummel
Fourth Street West
Martin Hotel Company
Des Moines
Harry Hummel
Loop Cigar Store
Cammerela Street
J. P. Hummel
C. C. Tiummet
Confesses Murder and Finds Supposed Victim Alive
Joseph Krol, 42, confessed to murder at a Chicago police station after six years of wandering and petty theft. He learned his supposed victim Anna Sisca Alis is alive, shouted “Thank God,” and collapsed. He faces possible charges of robbery wife abandonment and bigamy.
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Chteago
INS
Joseph Krol
Alis
Anna Sisca
Krol
Sisen
Retail Food Costs Lower in January
Washington February 18 The Department of Labor reports the retail cost of food fell about one percent in January yet rose about six and a half percent since January 1925 and seven percent since 1913. The largest January drop was eggs down 19 percent with butter and oranges down around six and four percent respectively.
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Washington, D
Squatters’ Claim of Residence Disputed Near Salix Iowa
Sioux City reports a boundary puzzle as Budd John George and Elmer Orr brothers are accused of destroying M. J. Nicion property on Missouri river bottom land near Salix close to the Nebraska Iowa line. District Judge C C Hamilton fined Budd 56 dollars and the others 25 dollars each for alleged residence in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Nebraska-Iowa Boundary Commission
Budd
John
George
Elmer Orr
Salix
M. J. Nicion
Nebraska
C.C. Hamilton
Match box relic found in Cedar mill wreckage
George Leckington and a worker found a cast iron self closing match box on the Cedar mill office wall. The piece bears the name C. Parkers in Senttoy and dates to 1869 and 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Cedar Mill
George Leckington
C. Parker
Senttoy
Des Moines Man Sues For Divorce Over Stove Poker Rules
George Crain files for divorce from Lizzie Medrick Cram in district court alleging abuse including a head strike with a stove poker and threats. Crain claims the wife called him names and ruled the household amid tumultuous disputes. In Berlin, a Japanese report says the killer known as Bluebeard confessed to 43 murders, mostly women and children, plus a priest named Majewski.
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Sattler
Des Moines
Web
Oames
George Crain
Lizzie Medrick Cram
Rand
Berlin
Warsaw
Rutschuc
Majewski
Hansen Addresses Lions Luncheon Speaker in Black's Tearoom
Fred Hansen state secretary of the YoML GLA spoke at the Lions club luncheon in Boon Black's tearoom today. He warned individuals tend to fault others rather than act for the common good and urged concrete action.
Divorce Petitions Filed in Cedar Falls District Court
Divorce petitions filed list R H Windelf versus Grace Windolf, married in San Francisco December 22, 1911, alleging desertion November 5. AL Wilimek versus J Wilimek, married Toledo July 28, 1902, property at 26L Main Cedar Falls. Ethra Hansen versus Paris E K Hansen, Cedar Falls June 9, 1920, separated July 2, 1925, two children Richard and Donald born to the couple.
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R. H. Windelf
Grace Windolf
San Francisco
Windelf
AL Wilimek
J. Wilimek
Toledo
Main Street
Cedar Falls
Paris EK. Hansen
Ethra Hansen
Richard
Donald
Impressive Rite of Naturalization Bill in House
Washington February 13. Representative Rot Bloom introduces a bill to standardize naturalization with a dignified ceremony and to erect a citizenship house in New York where aliens would receive education before being naturalized. The plan, nicknamed Hoodoo though HR 13, has broad civic support and endorsements from Judge Augustus Hand and others.
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Washington, D. C
Rot Bloom
New York
Ealth
Bloom
Altho
Augustus N. Hand
United States District Court of New York
Hand
Farmer on Trial for Killing Son In Law Feud Sparks Court Fight
John Duschner a 12 year old Dubuque county farmer stands trial for first degree murder in the shooting of his son in law John Dolenc 32 on his farm November 30. The district court opening follows a long feud with the defendant claiming self defense. he has been jailed without bail since the killing.
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Dubuque, Ta
John Dusehner
Dubuque County
John Dojenc
Duschner
Dolenc
Fifty Mink Skins Part of Eskimo's Alimony
Ansherae Alaska February first AP One bull mase properly butchered and delivered sixteen mink skins dressed and stretched five gray fox pelts or one silver pelt together with hundred ull-grown salmon delivered in season is the alimony Charlie Big Eyes must pay his squaw The judges ruled the foregoing a fair share of the increment accruing to a native family when the husband drank up mink skins at five dollars per pint The defendant allegedly ended his drinking by forcing his squaw into the creek after she chided him
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Ansherae
Alaska
Charlie Big Eyes
Ninilehik
Cook Inlet
Honolulu Traffic Rule Puzzler For Tourists
Tourists face a new Hawaii traffic ordinance with directions using Makai toward the sea and Ewa toward the mountains. The article explains four native terms that describe compass directions, affecting parking rules along Fort Street and Nuuanu in Waikiki.
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Honolulu
Fort Street
Waikiki
Fort
Ews
Nuuanu
Makai
Maukia
Waikikt
Waikiki Beach
Ewa
Ewa Plantation
Marriage License Record and Mixed Names Patch
A fragmentary notice lists a marriage license involving James M. Mitchell of Waterloo and Hilda Jansen of Pipestone Minnesota dated 19 with unclear surrounding text. The garbled line references federal agents and a depository and a trade context, but no coherent event details emerge beyond the license and two names.
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James M. Mitchell
Waterloo
Hilda Jansen
Pipestone
Minn
Londergan Named In Suits Across Floyd County Courts
J A Andrew receiver for Warmers Trust and Savings bank filed two suits totaling 39 500 demanding foreclosure and repayment on notes of 1 506 and 2 000 with 48 000 shares of Medical Life Insurance stock as collateral. A separate suit in municipal court against Londergan for 718 00 over alleged fraudulent sale of stock by Dr Louis at Grandy Center also seeks damages plus interest.
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J. A. Andrew
Warmers Trust& Savings Bank
Charles City
Floyd County
Insurance Loan& Investment Co
Medical Life Insurance Company
Insurance Loan & Investment Co
L. F. Meier
Lg, Londergan
Meier
Cgs McCumber
McCumber
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
van G. Londergin
Madlent Lifs Insurance Campang
L. ‘Louis
Grandy Center
Fanny Louis
Two Die In Wreck Near Watertown N Y
In Watertown New York two trainmen died and about twenty people were injured when a New York Central passenger train collided head on with a freight train today. The dead are engineman Will Dell and passenger train foreman Richard Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
New York Central
Will Dell
Richard Quinn
Freman
Battles Beggar on Porch Defends Self in Chicago
Mrs Amelia Wells fought off a man who tried to overpower her on her back porch as she searched for a footnote to enter the house last night in Chicago. In Springfield Illinois Raymond Castello Keaga, murderer of Madeline White found under a noreh, is to hang April 16 according to the supreme court. F L Patterson returns from Rochester clinic after surgery, accompanied by Mrs Patterson. A welcome back celebration for a returning war hero is planned with a reception committee.
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Chicago
Amelia Wells
Slaver Toww Springheld
Raymond Castello
Keaga
Madeline White
Supreme Court
Patterson Retuens
F. L. Patterson
Mara Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
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Conrad
MacKenzie
Kong
Rem Rowwakatsuicy
Canna
Prince Abert
Sask
J. C. Miller
Europe
Reljiro Wakatsuki
Japan
E. T. Evans
Bab" Evans
Greece
Cieplak
Russia
Passaic, N. J
Andi
Ethel Reese
Sycamore Street
Clara Brown
Rath Packing Company
Miss Reese
Miss
Missy Brown
Jetteriver
Wiase
Chrishop Ciepl AL
heMars
Piryne
Pitts
Vasoseuisae
Harvard
Bulletin
Popular Cigar Store
Haltimore
Ponwires
Igar
Cambiordial
Tag Maerly
C Lobueen Company
Lue
Phim
Rompaiy
St. Denis
Nate
Walter Mine
Miss Melee
Ale Timtt Phaoh
Alta Vista Avenue
Mra
Welty
Aian
Cedar Rapids
Taye
Cleary
Cleary Yashee
Seav Tractor
Des Meine Feh
Actor & Equipment’ Co. Independence
Walter G. Ramsay
iCapital
Abaya
Ne Wondawird
George B. Post, Jr
Charles Dana Gibson
Paris
Moasher
Iaushiter
Arrat
Airs
Amy Hendr
Bernard C. Moll
Amy Douth Ffrench
Amy Toith
Pfrench
Monusco
Jaly— Oliver Mevosco
Savings Bank Vaults
Masini
Wedines Mining
Werlesite
Taamus “Flea
Hummel Hotel
C. O.hummel
Martin Company
Ighes
Ava
Londergan
Vane Shakes
Lown Mtns
Heeon City
Snbacker
Air Wriduy
Ann As
Sabie Sag
Kingharnd
Lester W. Miller
L. & J. Bidg
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