Des Moines Woman Dies After Suit Against Minister
Agnes Rosenkilde, seeking $5,600 from Rev. Thomas Hansen of Wichita for breaking an engagement, died after attempting suicide in Des Moines. Hansen later settled for $1,000 cash and installments totaling $6,000. The case drew on letters and claims of a cooling romance begun during Hansen’s revival work.
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Girt Swallow
Des Moines
Janu
Brart Balin
Thomas Hansen
Wichorn
Suenlovicus
Des Moines University
Agnes M. Hosenkilkde
Willian Foster
Ingersoll Avenue
Phenos
City Hospital
L. E. Dawson
Wonton
Agnes
Mias Rosenkilda
Aves_nc
Hansen
Aliss Rosenkilde
Hanzen
Telegraph Briefs From Across the Nation
Dail session resumes in Dublin after holidays. In San Francisco many hospitalizations and deaths from new liquor. New York reports gun and knife violence and poisonings. Washington posts Korea arms conference appeal with delegate names. Denver reports day disturbances with one dead and seven injured. Chicago notes New Year crime tally and jewels stolen. Berlin notes no financial forecast for 1822. Southern tariff conference set for Jan 9 and 10. Omaha forecasts savings of about a million dollars in freight and passenger rates for 1932.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Dail Sirsanon
Dail
San Francisco
Cal
New York
Gothamt
Washington
D. C
Korean Commission
Denver
Cole
Howiday
Chicago
Heria
Berlin
Searen
Germany
Washington, D. C
Southern Tariff Conference
Southern Industries
Iskom
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Printing and Engraving Industry Shows Many Failures
York. Jan. 2 1) of business lures for the first five men of Ph2Lb published by Roger W. Robson, shows that there have from 5 business failures in the printing and engraving industry, listing Habil Ries of S$2,670.00. This is more than the number of failures in these two industries two years later the whole year if ere TT failures. Now place the total of the 14 budget at 4,606.08 which is 226.00 when the amount demanded by the government. Included in the budget is one item of TLS8h,0u6 and francs ingmenting ile interest on the nabs e. debt.
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York
Roger W. Robson
New Postmasters to Attend School Under New Orders
Postmasters nationwide must enroll in mandatory training beginning this year. Instruction covers public relations, community service, and proper handling of mail. Senior officials oversee the program, with each district directing local school-like sessions for postmasters.
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Prasn
Washington
BP. D
Jan
Council awaits formal charges against Hazlett
City council reviews supervisors notes urging action in the assessor office. No formal charges yet as five citizens must file removal charges with specifics under the ordinance. Hazlett would remain in office until term end. he says he will contest an open hearing if charges are filed.
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Timne
G. W. Hazlett
Recaming
S. D. Brown
Althe
Board of Supervisors
Hazlett
Charges of Army Officers Railroading Men to Insane Asylums
United States press report from Washington cites charges that army officers during the war railroaded men into insane asylums and secret prisons. Park Longworth of Bloomington declares he was victim of conspiracy. Illinois Supreme Court case later cleared army doctors. Longworth asserts broader abuses against soldiers and officials who punished or silenced whistleblowers.
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United
Washington, D. C
Watson
Georgia
Park Longworth
White Place
Bloomington
Longworth
Illinois Supreme Court
Mishap Saturday Leaves Man Injured In Car Crash
Norbert Moreland driving a touting car and Donal Campbell collided with a parked At trol Olsen vehicle on Fifth Street West near Washington. The moving car toppled, pinning occupants. Moreland sustained a facial injury and both cars were badly damaged. Campbell aided Moreland to the Olsen residence for medical care.
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Norbert Moreland
Fifth Street West
Mr. Moreland
Donal Campbell
Third Avenue West
Attrol Olsen
Olsen
Morenami
Mr. Campbell
Fifth Street
Ashington
Prince of Arrives at Rangoon
An Associated Press report notes the arrival of the Prince in Rangoon on a British India tour. The dispatch outlines ceremonial welcome and brief schedule, highlighting official duties and interactions with local officials.
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Prince OF
Rangoon
Associated Press
British India
Wale
Sheriff Arrests Dance Hall Owner Over Sabbath Breach
Sheriff Wagner and deputies arrested Johnson's pavilion owner H W Golingon and his orchestra denier near Electric Park for Sabbath breach after a Saturday night visit to the hall. Hearings set in municipal court. patrons left as order was observed and no disorder found.
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H.W. Golingon
Johnson's Pavilion
Electric Park
Sheri
Wagner
Uveo
Luo Oa
Black Mawk County
Lo Pow
Tere
Hooza
Belfast Snipers Kill Youth of 14 and Baby in Arms
A 24 hour gun battle between rival Belfast factions left two men fatally wounded and another seriously hurt. A 14 year old boy and a baby in a mothers arms were struck as crossfire resumed after a lull. Crown forces intervened but violence persisted with deadly consequences. A Bulgarian inquiry follows about a man named Atonas Baloo, last seen in Waterloo Iowa, sought by Nafko Nekotil.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Crown
Seves KL
Patria
W. Walker
Sofia
Bulgaria
Atonas Bal- Loi
P. QO
Waterloo
Nafko Nekotil
Atonas
Local society and campus notices from Ames Waterloo and beyond
A compact column lists travel departures and arrivals including Mrs Al J Kress in Lapton street for Fonda Indiana and Mrs Jerome Sprague receiving fruit from Florida. Students Edie Ruth Hesa and Doris Allen return to Ames and Milwaukee respectively after holidays. Water main burst near Hazel Russell Lamson flooding street. Four homeless wanderers seek shelter at city jail. John Corton with double pneumonia shows slight change in condition.
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AL. J. Kress
Lapton Street
Fonda
Jerome Sprague
Maples Street
Flor
Edie
Misa Ruth Hesa
Town State College
Ames
Alton Paterson
Chicago
BR. W. Paterson
Sans Souci
Doris Allen
Milwaukee
Birney
Third Avenua West
Robert Fox
Second Street West
St. Petersburg
Fla
Waterloo
Hazel
Russell Lamson
Mt. Vernon
WY Golinvaux, Jr
Creighton Universit Niaha
Nebru
P. Gallavaux
Mulberry Street
John Corton
Brakeman Battles Tommy OConnor In Rail Robbery Shade
Chicago January 2. Search in the midwest for Tommy O Connor, a group murderer, was renewed after a photograph identified him as the man who robbed a passenger train near Sauwarden, ten miles north of Krufeigan. Krufeigan wrestled with the train robber, who was unmasked and left with his aid.
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Chicago
Tomy O'Connor
Sauwarden
Krufeigan
Win
Qalery
Liner Battles Big Storm to Reach Port
The steam ship Aragiin of the Royal Mail Steamship Packet company fought a northwest gale for many hours reaching port after sailing from Cherbourg and Southampton with a large passenger list. Captain G S Gillard was forced to reduce speed and lie to during the voyage.
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Cmny United Press
New York
Din
Aragiin
Royal Mail Slestinghip Packet Company
Lerder
Vyester
Cherbourg
Southampton
Poligemmans Blow Wife Gays Death Hoodand’s Death
Three Des Moines police officers were removed after New Year celebrations ended in a death and alleged assaults. Patrolman A. Brown was discharged and jailed on intoxication charges after allegedly terrorizing the Shaffer family. Adolph Rundoth, 24, died at the county jail after being beaten with a blackjack during New Year’s Eve arrests at Valley Junction. His wife and others disputed the cause, while hospital negligence was blamed by his wife. Witnesses claimed police struck the prisoner. officers were dismissed for not being civil service.
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United Press
Des Moines
Policeu
Patroligan A
Brown
W. A
Atecnise
Saunders
Shaffer
Toner
Adolph Rundoth
Valley Junctig
Des Alpines
Randolph
Iive
Alvie Rumtalph
Valley Junction
Poliea Saunders
Yslinan
Sle
Kossuth County Board Sets New Low Road Price
The Kossuth county board of supervisors contracted for 11.4 miles of 18 foot concrete pavement on National Parks highway from Algona to Wesley at 2.59 dollars per square yard, the lowest road cost in town since 1917, totaling about 27 thousand 260 dollars per mile. Grading for the Algona-Wesley road went to the same firm at 30 cents for 5,093 cubic yards and Arkansas cement? per yard, with thinner pavement and less reinforcement, costing about 22 thousand 384 dollars per mile. Additional gravel work, about 12.47 miles from Burt north to Imperial Highway, is bid at 34.12 cents per cubic yard for flat mile haul and 8.4 cents per half mile. The project covers roughly 20,000 cubic yards of gravel.
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Associated Press
Algonr, Ta
Kupsauth County Board of Supervisors
Des Moines
National Parks Highway
Algonu
Wesley
Algona-Wesley
Santa Envi
Kossuth
Cerro Gordo
United Press
Earthquake Shakes Chamberlain South Dakota
An earthquake rocked Chamberlain South Dakota causing minor structural damage including broken windows and toppled dishes. No injuries reported as the event rattled the area and utilities.
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Agnes M. Rosenhilde
Couneil Blais
Kite
Theureny
Tobu
Hancea
Cornellians
Minneapolis
Printing and Engraving Industrie
Council
E. H. Johnson
Mother’s Arms
West and
4Th Street Bridge
M.C. A. Ridg. Buchanan
Waterloo Theatre
Richards & Richards
la Porte City
Alicea Olson
Olson
Jefferson i Street
Use
Paterson
Northwestern University
Evanston
R. ¥. Peterson
Tommy” O'Connor
Poligemman
Gays
Hoodand
Chamberlain, S. D
Buick
F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Meters Corporation
Pioneer Builders
Metor Cara
Desiers Everywhere
Blackhawk Buick CO
West Fourth St
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