Submarine Crew Rescued After Shore Landing in Gale
The crew of the submarine S-48, 40 men aboard, were rescued by coast guards at Little Harbor after the vessel ran ashore near Portsmouth during a northeast gale. The ship listed heavily, leaked, and had to be carried off the rocks. all hands were revived and treated at Fort Stark before transfer to the navy yard.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
N. H. Dan
Portsmouth Harbor
Coase Guard
Little Harbor
Era
New London
Coast Guard
Fort Stark
Wallis Sands
Wood
Island
S48
Kort Stark
Navy Yard
Herbert L. Rawlings
Gresham
Rawlings
Shipping Board
Paris
Cape Henry
Hampton Roads
I Public
Fatrolman
Abraham Hirschewitz
Brooklyn Police
Olean
Upstate
Cfn
Culloc
Witmer
West Bureau
Means Sentenced to Two Years and Fine in Bootlegging Case
Means and Jarnecke were convicted of a bootlegging conspiracy by a federal jury last July. Means received two years in the Atlanta penitentiary and a $10,000 fine. Jarnecke faced a similar term and fines. Both cases are on appeal. Means claimed poverty and was assigned court counsel.
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Jarnecke
Atlanta
Jasnecke
Felder
Q Means
Removal of Bond Guard for Public Money Proposed
Continued from page one, lawmakers discuss removing bond guard for public funds and urge immediate reporting of liquor shipments. The session also saw a dozen new bills, including several banking measures under early consideration.
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Henee
Terrific Atlantic Storm Claims Several Vessels
A severe coastal gale and blizzard battered the Atlantic coast with up to 60 mph winds. Two schooners and five crew members are reported lost off New Jersey and New York, while the U S navy submarine S-45 is in distress near New Hampshire ports.
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United Press
New York
United States Navy
Portsmouth
N. H
Atlantic Seaboard
Sandy Hook
W. J
Staten Island
Secret Reparations Documents Stolen from Paris Commission
Paris police report Pierre Michant, under-secretary, stole secret reparations documents and gave them to Ar Mai of Philadelphia, a wealthy autographs collector. Michant confessed to thefts of stenographic reports from Boulogne Cannes and the Spa conferences, valued at about $500.
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Paris
Pierre Michant
Ma i
Philadelphia
Mickaut
Boulogne
Cannes
Spa
G O P Faces Schism Over Rebels Recanting
Turbulent party split widens as Longworth invites rebels to rejoin. Democrats and some Republicans balk at expulsion. Across the Atlantic, Berlin reports first class race horses imported from the United States as German officials praise American breeding.
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D.C
Congress
Rand
Longworth
Berlin
Germany
United States
Prigsian State Racing Commission
America
Durperes
Sumerica
Woman cleans up tidy fortune by gamble in grain
Miss Ethel Comstock a Chicago board of trade seller turned a small stake into a reported fortune in wheat trading starting with 150 dollars in 1919. She refuses to reveal her exact winnings but suggests profits funded a return of initial capital and ongoing gains.
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United Press
Chicago
Ethel Comstock
Conistouck
Miss Comstock
Board of Trade
Arthur Cutten
la Grange
Hi.m
Cutten
Poe
Greenhorns
Europe
Rosenbaum
United States
Senate confirms three appointments in Des Moines
The senate today in executive session confirmed three appointments made by the governor yesterday. Names include A. L. Trick, a Des Moines industrial commissioner, and W. E. Albert, a Lansing game warden, with others from Osh and Funk.
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Des Moines
Senate
Funk
7 Lake
Albert
Lansing
William F Baum Dies. Rites Held in Waterloo
Funeral services for William F. Baum were held at 2250 am with burial at Elmwood cemetery. Pallbearers included T. N. Holler and W. O. Jennish. He lived his life in Waterloo and is survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs Léasa Jennish, and four brothers Samuel, David, Bert, and George.
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O'Keefe
William F. Baum
Elmwood
T. N. Holler
IH. J. Wheelock
Burt Joukheer
W. M. Franklin
P. 3. Jacobson
W. O. Jennish
Baum
Waterloo
John Baum
Léasa Jennish
Samuel
David
Bert
George
Radio Programs Aired Across Cities From West to East
Radio Digest lists numerous stations with varied schedules Ametropolitan Life in Chicago WAIAQ WGN KYW WLS in Chicago and Minneapolis KS, Denver HOA Detroit WDALF Kansas City KRHA Los Angeles Times CKAC Montreal WRAL New York WIZ WOAW Philadelphia Pittsbursh Portland and more feature music concerts orchestras dances and talks through the day with times such as 6:80 7 3:30 12:25 and 5 spots for bedtime philosophy and variety acts.
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Radio Digest
WOR
Buffalo
Chicago
WAIAQ
Chica
News
Phumvui
WGN
Chicago Tribune
KYW
Panians
Ehissie
Wls
Chisago
Enate Theatre Review
Whew. Cine
Siler Cland
Ry Cabee
WFAA
Dallas News
Davenport
Sandman
HOA
Denver
WW4
Detroit News
News Orchestra
KN Hollywood
WDALF
Kansas City Sur
School of the Air
KRHA
Los Angeles Times
Wendell H. Wise
Memphis Comme
ig-St. Paul
Aulo
CKAC
Montreal
V. Orchestra
WRAL
New York
Tate
WIZ
Salk
Sia
Philadelphia
Hiladelphia
Anales
Pittsbursh
Encle Kkaybee
Tulka
Portland
Oregorian
Atlantic
Shenandoah
Jazz Struck 16-Year-Old Mother Slayer Faces Court
Dorothy Ellingson, the 16 year old dubbed the Jazz Struck flapper, has confessed to killing her mother and is ordered to stand trial for murder in the criminal superior court. She will likely be held at Ingleside jail awaiting trial while her attorneys contest the confession obtained by the police.
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Clinesnational News Wire
San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Ellingson
San Quentin
Frank Murasky
Criminal
Dorothy
Ingleside
Kathryn Sullivan
Sherif
Oscar Wilde
Walter McGovern
Murssky
Marie Maharries Murder Case Reveals Mental State
The Iowa case of Mrs Marie Maharries, accused of pushing her stepson to death and considering suicide, is examined by Prof T L Haman. The report finds dementia and insanity with hallucinations, noting years of undernourishment and emotional instability. Sheriff Wagner and husband Nick Maharries are cited as details emerge from the county jail.
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Nick Maharries
T. L. Haman
Iowa State
Sailye G.X. Wood
H. J. Wasner
Muahir
Eniril
Bart
Wagner
Sherrif Wagner
Mao
Hashanid
Nick Abiharries
Iowa City
Ken
Fenaw
Jer
State Banks Healthy Says in Report for Year
Des Moines reports Iowa banks remain healthy per state superintendent Robert Leach. Banks show deposits rising by 1.401 million in three months to December, with customers repaying 16.65 million in loans and banks settling 2.37 million borrowed from others. Year end 1924 shows loans repaid and paid off, with overall loan receipts increasing.
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Des Moines
Robert ‘Leach
Iowa
Governor Leads in State House Rush for Vaccinations
Des Moines reports the Iowa governor received a vaccination from Dr. Rodney Fagen as state health officials opened clinic access. Legislators and families queued at the health department’s clinic offering vaccinations for 50 cents amid a push to boost immunization among state workers and lawmakers.
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Des Moines
Towa
Gav. Trammill Byeaterday
Rodney Fagen
Groundhog Day Forecast Hangs On Shadow Chance
Waterloo residents await Groundhog Day as the pundit of winter, Marmot Woodchuck, may or may not cast a shadow. If he does, six more weeks of winter loom. if not, an early spring could follow amid chatter of lilacs and crocuses.
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Waterloo
mlarMet
Snriff
Brother Groundhog
Prophets¢ Woodchuck
Waterloo teen wins See America First prize
Miss Marist-Loper of Waterloo wins a $16 prize in a See America First contest run by a Des Moines newspaper. The contest awarded first prize of $350 to John F. Schmidt of Oelwein.
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Waterloo
America
Des Moines
John F. Schmidt
Oelwein
Minneapolis May Wheat Tops Four Dollars for First Time Since War
May wheat reached four dollars a bushel on the Minneapolis market today marking the highest price since the war period. The contract opened at 1.57 and closed near that level while corn and rye futures also moved higher in a session driven by grain price volatility.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Deputy Collector Assigned to Aid Income Tax Returns
Co. M. Williams, deputy revenue collector, will assist taxpayers in the post office on the second floor daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through March 15 final filing day. Williams urges early return of forms to avoid last minute rush. blanks available from him. About a dozen people have visited recently. failure to receive blanks by mail does not excuse filing.
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Co. M. Williams
Post Office
Dubuque
Internal Revenuge Department
Minnesota plasterer Fulton admits boxing law violation
Los Angeles California January 30 Freland Fulton a Minnesota plasterer changed his plea from not guilty to guilty when brought to trial on a charge of violating the California boxing law Judge Arthur Keetch immediately sentenced Fulton to a 100 dollar fine or 250 days in jail
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frea Fulton
Minnesota
Tral Today
California
Arthur Keetch
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