Vanderbilt Heir Vanderbilt Weds After Debts Wiped Out
Nev July 4 Vanderbilt Jr heir to the Vanderbilt fortune wed Mary Wier Logan in Nevada shortly after her divorce from Waldo Logan. The ceremony followed a church service with friends present. Vanderbilt recently reduced debts from his tabloid ventures by establishing a trust of over a million dollars funded by family estates. The couple planned to travel to Tahoe before returning to New York.
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Fens
Nev
Pi—Correll Vanderbilt, Jr
San
York
Mary Wier Logan
Waldo Hancock Logan
Chicare
Los Angeles
New York
St. Thomas’ Shure
Vanderbilt
Rachel Littleton
Socom
Logan
William Moll Case
Federated Presbon-Congregational Church
Gtn
James G. Scrugham
Nevada
G. Gordon Battle
Thomas J. Littleton
Chattanoora
Tenn
Martin Lit.leton
Jasper Morgan
Edwin D. Morgan
San Francisco
Miami
eFls
New York City
Richard T. Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Tahoe
Lake Tahoe
Tetum
The
Fell
Hail and High Winds Damage Crops in Town Areas
The report notes hail and high winds damaging small crops in sections of town. Telephonic and telegraph service were seriously impaired. Independence Day heat waves caused multiple deaths across Ohio and Detroit with temperatures near 92 degrees and 87 degrees.
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Ohio
Columbus
INS
Tiffin
Harry Dunmore
Ako
Joseph Sabo
Cincinnati
Thomas Jd
R Barry
Detroit
Mich
Drunken Bootlegger Shot Dead in St Paul Reading
In St Paul Joe Raile was shot and killed last night at his brother in law Pete Messina's home. The shooter used a shotgun blowing off Raile's head. Pete Messina and his father were arrested and held without charge. Raile carried $3400 and planned to leave for Rockford when the fatal incident occurred.
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St. Paul
Minn
Joe Raile
Pete Messina
Eal Messina
Doc i Messina
Rane
Rockford, Sr
Vacationer Dies En Route to lakes in Wisconsin crash
A vacationer is killed and five others injured in a car crash near Hemol yesterday while traveling to the Wisconsin lakes. The group, including a nun and four others, were en route when the accident occurred on a gravel road.
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Joseph
Fisec
Hemol
Osesterdax
Wisconsin
Tilden Falls to LaCoste in Wimbledon Singles
William Tilden loses to Rene LaCoste in five sets at Wimbledon, 2-6 6-4 2-6 6-4 6-3, as Miss Helen Wills defeats Ethel Gatford rival 6-1 to reach the final. Senorita Lili D Alvarez to oppose Wills for the women's title. LaCoste to face the Cochet-Boussus winner in the men’s final.
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Tilden
LaCoste
Wimbledon
Eng
Wimbledon Stadium
William T. Tilden
Rene LaCoste
Helen Wills
Teais
America
Ranre
England
Senorita D'Alvarez
Knoepfler Undergoes Appendectomy Recovery Report
Cedar Falls reports Carl Knoepfler son of Mrs J B Knoepfler and late Prof Knoepfel of Teachers College is making good recovery in a Sioux City hospital after an operation for appendicitis performed Tuesday morning.
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Knoepfler
Cedar Falls
Carl Knoepfler
J. B. Knoepfler
Prof
Teachers College
Sioux City
Poe
Obituary Notices From Monticello and Nearby Towns
Obituaries and funeral notices for W H Robinson and Isaac William Brink filed from Monticello and surrounding areas detail deaths from heart disease and old age. Services scheduled at Kearns chapel and local churches with survivors listed, including children, siblings, and in-laws.
Texas Democrats Move to Oust Bolton Smith Supporters
Texas Democrats who threaten to bolt the party for Hoover or Republican alignment face a move to expel them from the state organization. Jed Adams announced a meeting to strengthen party discipline as ultra-dry factions push for a rigid prohibition platform and full support for Gov. Smith. Judge Taylor said no bolter names will appear on Cameron County ballots this month. Edith Wilmans William Hawkins and Thomas Love also refuse to back Gov. Smith.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
Jed CO. Adams
Dalles
Hoover
Adams
Gov. Smith
Bollers
Volney W. Taylor
Brownsville
Cameron County
Edith Wilmans
Wiliam E. Hawkins
Thomas B. Love
Smith
Hight-Year Lawsuit Aids Defunct Bank Receivership
In Des Moines on July 4 40 a dividend order by District Judge Lester Thompson assures depositors of the defunct Savings Bank of Linden in Dallas County a five percent dividend. Receiver T J E is expected to turn 55000 over to the packing company in a trade tied to the bank’s receivership. The case spanned years in various courts.
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Tes Moines
Savings Bank of Linden
Dallas County
Mads SY District
Lester Thompson
Associated Packing Company
Is Packing Company
Waterloo Man Hurt When Auto Strikes Streetcar
A Waterloo man was injured last evening when his automobile collided with a C. F. streetcar on a city line. He was taken to Treave ered hospital and his condition is not considered alarming.
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Waterloo
C. F. Streetcar
Sartort
Oxygen Therapy Claims in Historical Medical Note
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century note discusses pure oxygen relieving respiratory diseases. It claims oxygen can aid pneumonia and other conditions, mentions dangers and the lack of established therapeutic value, and records physician caution about safety and efficacy.
First Train Runs on Southern Line After 75 Years
Armory Mississippi July 4 The Frisco line finally carries a first passenger train between Meridian Mississippi and Pensacola Florida completing a 75 year dream. The trip drew 240 shippers and newspaper men from the Middle West to celebrate the historic opening along General Forrest’s grade. The project cost about seven million dollars and includes dock facilities for ocean steamers and coal handling equipment.
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Middlewest
Frisco
Kansas City
Pensacola
Fla
General Fortrest
Chamber of Comimerce
M. Kum
Jrailroad
Iln
Une
Proparty
Ocean S
Woman Trapped In Vault Rescued After Reading Combination
New York July 4 A stenographer Miss Henry Dingle was sealed in a vault at the International Magazine company after a careless door slam. After hours of drilling and a note found on her desk she read the combination and escaped unharmed. Authorities praised the rescue and Miss Dingle returned home to New Jersey.
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New York
International Magazine Company
Eighth Avenue
Henry Dingle
Dingle
Miss Dingle
West Forty-seventh
Republican Plans Subordinate Farm Relief to Protective Tariff
Chicago July 4 Dr Hubert Work chairman of the Republican national committee outlined campaign issues suggesting farm relief will be subordinated to the protective tariff this year. He argued farmers are not in distress and emphasized the tariff as protecting workers wages while wet and dry issues may drive Republican wins.
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Chicago
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Work
Chicago Tribune
Superior
Wis
Washington
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Baby Dies After Auto Collision on Highway Near Bridgewater
In Greenfield on July 4 a collision on a blind turn killed 18 month old Verne Wyllie. The baby, riding on his father William Wyllie’s lap, was thrown into the road when their car struck a second vehicle driven by Henry Hinck. The infant died shortly after.
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Greenfield
U—Verne
Wyllie
Bridgewater
William Wyllie
Henry Hinck
Davison to Fly Plane to Mason City Visit
Ta July 4 U A F Trubee Davison assistant secretary of war in charge of aviation will fly to Mason City. Hanford MacNider former assistant secretary says Davison will be guest of MacNider during the visit. Franklin Dolier first national commander of the American Legion joins the trip.
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Mason City
U.A
F. Trubee Davison
V. Mason City
Hanford Mac Nider
Davison
Macnider
Franklin Dolier
American Legion
Husband Tired of Her After 18 Years Des Moines
Cora Honegger sued for divorce from Robert Honegger after 18 years of marriage. The judge granted the divorce and awarded Cora $4,500 alimony, citing that she was no longer attractive to him.
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Des Moines
U.P
Robert Honegger
Cora Honegger
Thompson
Brain Tests of N. Evaning Post
A puzzle feature from the Evening Post presents word endings with missing initial letters. Readers are instructed to fill in the blanks in alphabetical order, solving a set of endings like -clon and -ninn to form complete words, with about four minutes allowed for the exercise.
Sale of US ships authorized by Shipping Board
The Shipping Board authorized sale of the United States lines operating the Leviathan and the American Merchant line, announced in Washington D C on July 4.
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Washington, D. C
INS
United States Lines
Leviathan
The
Shipping Board
Bonds Bring Premium in Tipton Issue
Tipton reports premium sale of 1220 for 120000 in Ceder county primary bonds bearing 4 percent interest. In Belgrade Yugoslavia on July 4 1938 President Yukitchevitch presents cabinet resignation to King Alexander.
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Tipton
W.ria
Ceder County
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Yukitchevitch
Alexander
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