McClintock Death Probe Expands to Gilson Case
Chicago authorities broaden the McClintock inquiry to include the death of Dr. Oscar Gilson, McClintock’s physician, after exhumation and autopsy findings cited by Judge Harry Olson. The coroner’s inquest is extended to January 10 as new witnesses may be subpoenaed.
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Associated Press
Jatt
Illiam Nelfort McClintock
Oscar Gilson
Harry Olson
Olson
McClintock
William D Shepherd
Gison
McC
Rent-Fixing Act Sparks Battle in Coolidge Era Debates
The piece argues the rent control act shifts power from wartime emergency to general police authority, prompting backlash among landlords who fear steep rises and profiteering. It notes Coolidge’s concern over rising rents if the May expiration occurs and the impact on government costs and taxation.
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Coolidge
Chicun
Tac
Conidge
Washington
Federel
Governaent
Contr
Cym. Herald-Tribuns News
Survion
First Gentile Governor Elected in Utah
The report notes Utah Governor elect George Born as the first Gentile chosen for the role. It adds that prior state executives were all Mormons or Jews, marking a religiously diverse precedent in Utah leadership.
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George Born
Utah
Des Moines Briefs Report on Agriculture and Economy
Iowa officials urge a sound business basis for farming to avert national economic disruption. Reports from several cities cover a range of local incidents including a suspected suicide, a grand jury probe, a reopened robbery case, milk bottling protests, forged checks, a lost dog’s return, and a boy’s accidental death by strangulation while gathering eggs.
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Des Moines
E. T. Meredith
Formier
Hinerlington
T. W. Crater
Libertyville
Cetar Rapids
Grand Jury
Armstrong J. Schrader
Kenwood Park
Comncil Bluffs
Rey
Ted Snodderly
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Shep
Hinton
John Rosburg
Rosburg
Believe Robbers of Parcelpost Mail Car Had Duplicate Keys
Investigators held a theory that an organized band familiar with parcel post movements broke into a sealed car on Chicago & Northwestern train No. 12 Spine between Omeka and Chicago Monday night. The robbers, equipped with keys, used to lock the cars and their mail boxes, boarded at Omaha Monday morning, then left the train at a stop before Chicago. The amount stolen has not been determined. This was the third such robbery in several months, officials said.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Omeka
Omaha
Indian Oil Scandal Probed by House Panel
Washington Tan 7 Charles H. Burke commissioner of Indian affairs and Hach L. Murphy former judge of Skmulbee county were called as witnesses by the house Indian affairs subcommittee to discuss charges of wilful misadministration of certain Indian oil bearing oils in Oklahoma.
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Washington, D. C
Tan
Charles H. Burke
Indian Affairs
Hach L. Murphy
Skmul- Bee County
House
Oklahoma
Bur’e
Murphy
Stationary Engineers Club Meeting Highlights Aviation Talk
Waterloo chapter of the National Association of Stationary Engineers held a one year anniversary gathering at which Mr. HAG, G. H. Ellen, and W. Holl spoke on aviation and fuel for industrial power plants. Refreshments followed as the group notes growing membership.
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Waterloo
Nationalation of Stationary Engineers
G. Ellen
Holl
University of Iowa Janitor Sentenced for Immoral Conduct
In Town City, ta, January 7, C F Russ, a janitor at the University of Iowa, was sentenced to 19 years in state prison for immoral conduct less than 14 hours after his arrest. Priest given 1500 dollars. Mallard, ta, January 7, donations to the Dohherstein fund reach about 1560 dollars toward a $2000 judgment.
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Town City
C.F. Russ
University of Iowa
Mallard
Mick
Father Dohherstein
West Benth Haeper
Brewer files fraud charges over Iowa senate race
Luther A. Brewer files a contest of the November 4 1924 Iowa senatorial election alleging ballot fraud irregularities and improper counting to defeat Smith J Brookhart. The notice cites multiple grounds including ballot recounts erroneous ballot handling and public statements questioning the Soviet government.
Mildred O Connor and Vincent Wed Since Oct 26
Mildred O Connor and Thomas Vincent were married in the Presbyterian parsonage of Galena Alabama on Sunday afternoon Oct 28. The ceremony was kept secret until today. Mrs Vincent has been a bankkeeper at Waterloo Savings Bank and is a graduate of West High School. Mr Vincent, a Gatena High School graduate, works as a rate clerk for Illinois Central Railroad and is a member of Phi Sigma Chi. They will live at 303 Rath-Peek Building.
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Mildred O'Connor
Thomas Vincent
Galuna
Vincent
Waterloo Savings Bank
Wast High School
Gatena High School
Clinois Central Railroad
PH Sigma Chi Fraternity
Theincents
Rath-Peek Building
Veterans Auxiliary Installs 1925 Officers
Miss Mary Woore was installed as president of Daughters of Veterans for 1925 in a ceremony led by Mrs. Elva Wannenmaker, state chief of staff, at Memorial Hall. Other officers include Ethel Snodgrass senior vice president, Gertrude Wright junior vice president, Staot Rodeskaver chaplain, Miatha Wrapp patriotic instructor, Alice Steward guide, Gore Wright press correspondent, Orpha Carpenter secretary, Grace Stallman May Walker council members, Ollie Knapp Estella inner members, Shirley color guards, May Bowser outer guard, Elizabeth Billings inner guard. Refreshments followed with committee members Martin Morgeson, Annadas, Addie McCormick. Visitors from Independence attended.
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Mary Woore
Daughters of Veterians
Elva Wannenmaker
Stafe
Ethel Snodgrass
Seniar
Gertrude Wright
Sunior View
Staot Rodeskaver
Miatha Wrapp
Alice Steward
Gore
Trade Wright
Orpha Carpenter
Grace Stallman
May Walker
Ollie Knapp
Estella
Sieorge Carroll
Ba Shirley
May Bowser
Elizabeth Billings
Martin Morgeson
Annadas
Addie McCormick
Independence
Banker Galliher Named Inaugural Committee Chairman
William T. Galliher of the Federal American National Bank in Washington D C has been appointed by President Coolidge to chair the inaugural committee for the March 4 event. He will oversee all arrangements for the president’s inauguration.
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William T. Galliher
Federal American National Bank
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Senate Up Nights to Pass First of Dozen Appropriation Bills
The interior department appropriation bill cleared the state calendar the first of about a dozen supply bills. A night session was held to dispose of the interior bill with a Senate total of 238.8 million dollars, slightly above the House figure. An extra 500 000 dollars was added for the Spanish Springs project in Nevada after being previously struck by the House.
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Senate
Washington
Dbd
Interior Department
House
Muscin Shoals
Interior
Senate Aee
Spanish Springs
Wnev
Congress
Dora White Willed Estate of Husband Probate
Dora A. White widow of Joseph J. White is named executrix without bond in his will read for probate. The will gives Mrs White life use of the estate with half to heirs at law at her death and half to sick persons or to be directed by her will. If she dies without a will the remaining half goes to her heirs at law. The testator specifies heirs and interests per law in force at his death. Mr White left a considerable estate.
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Dora A. White
Joseph J. White
White
Coast Coast Capture Cross Word Bootlegger
Prohibition agents in San Francisco claim the first crossword bootlegger catch. They found Harry Cummings mid puzzle with 50 solved clues, two large stills, 200 gallons of mash, and a demijohn of finished product in his home. Cummings was arrested. the stills were seized while he kept the unfinished puzzles.
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San Francisco
Prohibitiong
Harry Cummings
Cornerstone of Linden M E Church to be laid Sunday
The formal cornerstone ceremony for the Linden Methodist Church will be at 2 30 P M Sunday with Rev WW Harrep announcing the event Clergymen from city Methodist churches will participate and Dr E J Lockwood district superintendent will attend The church is the first unit of a planned $75000 structure to seat 500 in cream and brown brick
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Linden Methodist Church
WW. Harrep
Clereymen
Tome
E. J. Lockwood
Tragic Train Accident Claims Sioux City Resident
A resident of Sioux City died today after being struck by a train in the local railroad yards. It is believed he was thrown beneath the locomotive while attempting to ride a train.
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Sioux City
Court postpones lawsuit against surety companies
Des Moines Jan 7 A second postponement in the district court case by former state treasurer W J Burbank against sureties for 284000 of state funds tied to the defunct United State Bank was announced at court opening Judge Lester Thompson delaying ruling until Camorron Att for state banking receiver argued the new laws do not give preference to state money in bank liquidations The case links to a broader state effort against Burbank and several failed depositary bonds seeking about 1 million of state funds from four banks plus a solvent Center Trust company Burbank urged the bonding firms to pay promptly or lose their charters The four state depositories hold 1060687 42 that have not paid on his demand The bond companies are creatures of the state and operate in Iowa by law The ruling is expected soon and relates to a wider action against the sureties and Burbank
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. J. Burbank
United State
Lester Thompson
Gibson
Robert Leach
de- Funet Bank
Thompson
Burbank
Treasury
Commercial Savings
Mechanics Savings Banks
Centra Trust Company
Optica
Iowa
Peter Funk Dies After Illness at 71 in Hudson
Peter J Funk 71 longtime Hudson resident died yesterday after two years of illness. Funeral set for Saturday 10 30 a m at Hudson with burial Blessing Cemetery. Born Kiel Germany April 19 1853 he came to America as an infant and lived in Chicago before moving to Hudson in 1889. He worked in furniture business with a brother before retiring four years ago. Survived by widow a daughter in Omaha and two sons Charles E Waterloo Ed C Wells Ming.
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Peter J. Funk
Peter J. Sunk
Hudson
Blessing Cemeery
Kiel
Germany
Peter Funk
America
Chicago
Ill
Carrie Schneck
Funk
Charles E
Waterloo
Ming
Walther League Installs Officers at Immanuel Lutheran
Installation of officers for the Walther League of Immanuel Lutheran church last evening named Noer bert R. Rospe president Lorenz Steege vice president Vera Voalker secretary and Alma Kasphelreagurer treasurer. Committees for 1925 were named and a special committee appointed to map out a program of activities for the coming year.
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Walther League of Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bert R. Rospe
Lorenz Steege
Vera Voalker
Alma Kasphe
Old Folks Made New
A numerical sequence appears with sums and fractions, listing various amounts and figures. No clear cohesive event or names are readable. the text resembles a financial ledger fragment or tabulation without narrative context.
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Brookhart
Waughingtono
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United States
Smith J. Brookhart
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Jather Arewer
Iawa
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Blair Cohan
Nader
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Luther A. Brewer
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State of Tews
Mildred O’connor
Veterans’ Auxiliary
Boss
Dora White
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Cross
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Kroreta
Deatit. Totet
Lea Horetz
Crain
J. L. Whitman
Korfiz
Fruit Tobbers Hare
Fruit Lovberociation
Russell-Lamson
Ians
Wirt Pe Hoxie
Waterion Fruit & Commission Co
United Bank
Walter Dave Wilson
Walter Dave Wwilson
Petersen Bros
I. D Blandford
Union Congregational Church
Elm
Mr. Wilson
Dilesourl
Ardelina Gloss
Aohig City
Bickley
Kistner
EL W. Main
Graves Memorial
W. Crutcher
Henry Yadman
R. Wy €Chear
W. Ivy
Wi. T. Banton
Gente Budtso
Fairview
Jesse CO. Miller
Jesse Co. Miler
C. J. Darling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elmwood
BRATS
M.C. A
R. N. MacDonald
Rath Packing Company
Uncle Sam
Arctic
Walther
Reserve District
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Theys
U. S
Heal
Federal Reserve Bank
Staitens
Eeae
U.S
Iz Capital
Eoster
Lane
Eyewe
Newe
Mayr
Lowa
Black Hawk
Fred H. Wray
Ruth Dietz
Trumbauler E. Stewart
Mike Gauss Pharmacy
Robert Drug Co
Sycamore St
Chamberlain’s
Uea
Atall Dealers
American Lead Pencil Co
Are
New York
VHNUS
Rug
St. Jacobs
New England
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bell System
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