Revival Hall Jailed Workers Face Sheriff Orders
Deputies were ordered to jail workers at a Baptist tabernacle in Dallas Texas as construction continued on the Revival Hall. A second injunction barred men and others from work while a hearing was set, and Pastor Earl Anderson stayed jailed to protest the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dstlas
Tes
Sey
Werner Carpenters
Baptist Tabernacle
Towne Young
Earl Anderson
Frank Norris
Svangelist
First Baptist Church At
Fort Worth
Hoover Plans West Campaign Stops In Chicago Update
A fragmentary report describes Hoover's western campaign effort in Chicago with committee meetings and preparations. It notes he will likely announce the Palo Alto ceremony date soon and depart Washington mid July for a west coast tour while Atterbury may also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boover
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Palo Alto
Cal
Aid
Washington
West Coast
Grand Jury Calls to Act on Pint Case
Grand Jury investigates a pint case with Anderson and Cook in custody. Witnesses state details from the death car incident at Jesup and police pursue evidence including a Buick touring car with a yellow tip. The report notes mounting legal actions and notes a rancher bond related shooting in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Anderson
Cook
Cushman
Eleceric Park
Mildred Strain
Jesup
H. Cook
M. J. Cook
Kenneth Cook
J & Tumor
Gov Smith Attends Raskob Bay Funeral in Maryland
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York attended the funeral of William Raskab, son of John J. Raskob, killed in an automobile accident. Services were at Our Mother of Sorrows Church in Centreville. Burial planned for Cathedral cemetery in Wilmington. Procession led by Maryland state police captain and troopers. attendees included John J. Dougherty and Pierre S. Dupont family friends and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Alfred E. Smith
New York
William Raskab
John J. Raskob
General Motors
Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church
John J. Dougherty
Wilmington
Del
R. OC. Butler
Maryland State Police
Cathedral Cemetery
Governor Smith
Petty
William F. Kenny
J. J. Riordan
Dr. Lawrence
S. Sullivan
Pierre S. Dupont
Dupont
Eddie Downg
Olympic Tryout Regatta Completes on Flooding Schuylkill River
In Philadelphia on July 7, the final day of the Olympic tryout regatta on the Schuylkill showed excellent conditions with bright sun and fast floodwater. Spectators numbered about 25,006, lining the course or following by car as crews raced in lane assignments along the east bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Fairmount
Park
Glasefa
Policeman Sells Old Fiddle for Forty Thousand
Rye New York July reports Patrolman John Dyer sold a home fiddle that experts declared a genuine Stradivarius worth about 40 000 dollars after ten years unused. His father gave him the instrument and it rested forgotten until it was examined in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Stradivarius
John Dyer
Dyer
New York
Whisky worth $100,000 missing in New York City
Prohibition Administrator Maurice Campbell in New York reports that $100,000 worth of whisky vanished from a government warehouse in New York City. Investigators weigh whether prewar liquor was stolen evaporated or diverted into illegal channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Maurice Campbell
New York City
Campbell
Temperatures Forecast Across Week Ends With Warm Sums
Weather notes show variable forecast with warm highs and cool nights. City records expect highest daily readings near Friday and Saturday with modest winds and chances of light showers.
Auto Stolen From James Ellett in Marenga
A light coach automobile owned by James Ellett of 213 La Fayette Street was reported stolen last midnight in Marenga Se. The case was filed with police today and notes the vehicle as missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edllett
Lafayette Street
Marenga
Ellett
McDowell Rites Held for David G. McDowell 67
David G. McDowell 67 of Waterloo died at 10 a m today from artery hardening after two weeks in hospital. Born May 14 1861 in Ireland he married Miss Margaret Gibson in Waterloo 34 years ago and lived on farms near Ocheyedan and later in Waterloo. Survived by widow two sons Gilmore D and John G a daughter Mrs S A Zilmer a sister Mrs Jennie Meyers three grandchildren and three brothers in Ireland Funeral at family home Monday 1 30 p m and United Presbyterian church at 2 p m with Rev W G Chisholm officiating Burial in Elmwood Relatives request no flowers Body to remain at Petersen Bros mortuary until 1 a m Monday.
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Ireland
America
Ocheyedan
Margaret Gibson
Waterloo
United Presbyterian Church
Gilmore D
Second Street
John G
Gallaghter
A. Zilmer
Sixth Street West
Thomas
Johny McDowell
Jennie Meyers
Hinkley
Minn
W. OG. Chisholm
Rantor
Elmwood
Petersen Bros
Ernest C. Smith Funeral Service Details
Funeral services for Ernest C. Smith will be held at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Fran Kistner's chapel conducted by Rev Frank Buen pastor of the Lutheran church at Fairbank There will be all military service by Becker Chapman post American Legion Burial will be in Fairview American Legion men are asked to meet at Memorial hall at 1 40 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest ©. Smith
Fran Kistner
Frank Buen
Lutheran Church
Fairbank
Becker-Chapman , Post
American Legion
Fairview
Memorial Hall
Two Deputies Dead in Kentucky Mountain Ambush
In Harlan Kentucky two men, Floyd Ball sheriff of Harlan County aged 32 and John Hensley deputy sheriff aged 45, were found shot dead after an ambush near Lie Mayo tail. A third deputy, Tom Hales aged 43, is missing as a large posse sweeps the Kentucky mountains seeking the slayers amid moonshine enforcement activity.
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Harlan
Kentucky
Floyd Ball
Harlan County
John Hensley
Tom Hales
Catlea
Sherf
Mayo Tail
Ball
Hensley
Hales
Ito
Tosse
Listeners League to Fight Direct Radio Sales
Des Moines reports a legal battle over direct radio selling. Francis St. Austell, league president, says Emmett Tinley will lead the case to the U S Radio Commission and then to court, arguing direct selling is unfair competition and harms the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Town’ Radio Listeners League
United States Radio Commission
Francis St. Austell
Emmett~ Tinley
Council Bluffs
Malmgren May Be On Foyne Island Reported
A radiogram from Virgo Bay stated Prof Fenn Malmgren and two companions may be marooned on Foyne Island near King's Bay Splitbergen after crossing ice. The message references the Nobile expedition and mentions six other members who left the Italia on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Bay
Splitbergen
Fenn Malmgren
Nobile Ex Peditionn
von. Foyne Island
Virgo Bay
Sen
Umberta
Nobile
Malmgren
Model traffic ordinance to uniform rules nationwide
The National Conference on Streets and Highway Safety will submit a model traffic ordinance to municipalities within a few weeks. The code, already adopted by the committee, aims to simplify motorists rules and standardize them across towns and cities. The conference is convened at the Commerce Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. GC
Commerce Department
Myers Wins Single Scull at Olympic Tryouts in Philadelphia
Kenneth Myers of Philadelphia won the right to represent the United States in the single scull at the Olympic trials held in River Anster today. He defeated former holder Walter Hoover with a time of six minutes 44 seconds to Hoover’s 6:47.18. Otto B. Schoenfeld Jr. of the Young Men's Athletic Club, New Orleans, placed third, Myers leading Hoover by three lengths.
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Philadelphia
Kenneth Myers
United States
Watter Mr. Hoover
Myers
Hoover
Otto B. Schoenfeld, Jr
Young Men's Athletic Club
New Orleans
Death of Boston scion ruled self inflicting
Coroner in Los Angeles announced that George Chan ning Lawrence, a 49 year old heir from a wealthy Boston family, died by his own hand as murder theories were laid to rest. In Sioux City a 19 year old canoeist Don Williams drowned when his craft overturned while he attempted to swim.
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Los Angeles
Cat
INS
George Channing Lawrence
Boston
Statelde
Sioux City
Don Willams
Sioux Cuy
Big Sioux River
Here
Iowan Saves $9000 by Banker Advice on Stock Exchange
A bank official informed Iowan Paraiella Ida of withdrawing 9000 cash on stock exchange tips. The incident led to the arrest of two men, McLaighlin of Minneapolis and Benjamin Holmberg of Glendale, Cal, accused of obtaining money under false pretenses. They claimed to be stock exchange agents in a chance encounter.
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Paraiella
Ida
Henry Hansen
Red Oak
McLaighlin
Minneapails
Benjamin Holmberg
Glendale
Uncle Sam Frowns On Stork Stories Campaign Urges Frank Child Education
Washington July 7—In a government backed push the labor department through the children’s bureau denounces stork tales and calls for honest discussion of child development and personal hygiene. The bulletin argues frank parent child dialogue curbs curiosity and potential later mental health issues, praising Massachusetts experts for promoting scientific preschool education and open communication.
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Washington
BD. G
INS
Sam
Children's Bureau
Labor Department
Dau
de A. Thom
Massachusetts
Bulletin
Gays
Outlaw Radio Station Dictates Life in Crooksville
Residents of Crooksville Ohio live under a mysterious unregistered broadcaster labeled POG. The illicit station reveals local scandals, prompting liquor closures, stunned neighbors, and fear of federal probe as authorities search for the operator.
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Ohio
Crooksville
U.P
Wettla Lown
Crooksvills
Radio Statiion
POG
Bbom Town
Mrs. Mary Dugan Becomes Juvenile Home Superintendent
Des Moines July 7 Mrs Mary Dugan formerly of Perry was named superintendent of the State Juvenile home at Toledo Va succeeding A E Kepford for a four year term starting Sept 1 The State board of contracts made the appointment She has been agent for the Bureau of Child Welfare with headquarters in Des Moines Carrie M French of Perry succeeds her as field agent Sept 1 Also Major EB Sands of Des Moines appointed special field agent to handle parole cases from insane and feeble minded institutions He formerly was superintendent of the Bureau of Welfare.
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Des Moines
Mary Dugan
Perry
Toledo
A. E. Kepford
State Board of Contracts
National Air Tour Continues Across Texas Stops Planned
Twenty three airplanes of the national air tour pressed westward through Texas with a neon stop at Waco and a night halt in San Antonio. The day’s flights finish the first week of the 6900 mile schedule as crews push toward the next major leg. Minnie B. Clark seeks a one story frame dwelling at 618 Eighth West valued around 4000 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Tex
National Air Tour
Waco
San Antonio
Minnie B. Clark
Fire Alarms Report Two Local Incidents
Friday at 7 46 p m a residence at 110 Fowler Oxuse suffered fumes from burning candy but no damage reported. Saturday at 9 30 a m the Bath Packing Co smoke house chimney burned out causing slight damage. No injuries noted.
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Fay Simpkins
Fowler
Bath! Packing Company
Italian flyers await repairs to start Rio flight
In Natal the two Italian pilots Ferrarin and Del Prete pause as repairs to their monoplane proceed. They planned to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro along the coast but delays and a telegraphic conference with the Italian ambassador led them to delay departure. Repairs should be finished in about a week before they resume the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intendec
Lateccere Airplane Company
Telegraph
Riviera Theatre Manager Chooses Waterloo Over Des Moines
Grove, manager of the Riviera theatre in Waterloo, will stay in the city after conference with A. H. Blank and Publix officials from Chicago and Des Moines. He cited local affection for Waterloo and its people, saying he dislikes a Des Moines transfer and will supervise vitaphone work locally while handling emergency technical calls.
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Cedar Rapids
Publix Theatres
Chicago
Des Moines
Herbert Grove
Riviera
Waterloo
Des: Moines
Publix
Grove
Des
Moines
The
G O P and Kiwanis Conventions Topics At Clubs Next Week
George E. Lichty, a delegate to the recent Republican national convention, will address the Rotary club at Hotel Russell Lamson Monday noon and the Canopus club at Black's terrace room Tuesday noon, sharing impressions and backstage insights. A moving picture report of the Kiwanis International convention at Seattle will be shown to members at Hotel Russell Lamson Tuesday noon by Leslie Gates, Douglas Donnell and Dr. L. P. Seatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Lichty
Rotary Club
Russell- Lamson
Canopus Club
Black's Terroom
Activite
Kiwanis Club
Seattle
Wash
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Lesle Gates
Douglas, Donnell
L. P. Seatt
Cresco Priest Dean Ryan Dies After Promotion
Cresco, 4a. Very Rev. Dean P. H. Ryan, 75, longtime priest in the Dubuque diocese, has died at his Cresco home shortly after Archbishop Keane promoted him to the pastorate of St. Columbkille’s Church in Dubuque in recognition of his service.
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Cresco
Sly
Dean P. H. Ryan
Dubuque
J. J. Keane
St. Columbklite's Church
Nominate Judges in Sixth District Republican Convention
In Oskaloosa Iowa July 7 the sixth judicial district Republican convention nominated Judges Frank Bechly Montezuma and James G Patterson to fill unexpired terms of federal judges Co A Dewey and H F Wagner. Start of oiling highway No 69 progresses from Town Missouri line to Eagleville with Bethany to Eagleville completed and paving to follow thru Decatur county.
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Oskaloosa
Frank Bechly
Montezuma
James G. Patterson
Co. A
Dewey
Washington
H. F. Wagner
Sigourney
Lamont
INS
Town
Missouri Line
Eagleville
Bethany
Decatur County
KILLED IN RUNAWAY FARMER DIES AFTER INJURIES
Keokuk Iowa July 7 Jacob B Hayes 53 prominent Hancock county farmer died from injuries after a runaway team hitched to a binder he was driving. He fired but a few hours after being brought to St Josephs hospital. Chicago A C Willford to attend Izaak Walton league meeting in Chicago then return Monday night. Unclear other items about a hanging man in Marshalltown and pirates near Hongkong and a Hawkeye vacation tour starting in Cedar Rapids for Yellowstone park.
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Keokuk
INSI
Jacob B. Hayes
Hancock County
St. Joseph's Hospital
Willford
Chicago
A. C. Willford
Izaak Walton League of America
Izaak Walton League
Marshalltown
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Melbourne
Cedar’ Rapids
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Yellowstone Park
Baseball Results From Cleveland and Paradelphia Tilt
Fragmented box score shows Cleveland and Paradelphia scoring in a game with inconsistent entries. Names like Machin K Bewell Walbert Cochrane Coffman Manton and Grabowakl appear amid garbled scores and odd notation, yielding an unreadable result.
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Cleveland Vs
Sees
Paradelphia
Machin
K. Bewell
Walbert
Cochrane
St. Laws Yo
New York
Coffman
Manton
Fipgres
Pea Jock
Grabowakl
Fragmented Note of Gratitude and Sleep Reference
A damaged OCR fragment presents a personal note expressing gratitude and mentioning sleep and routine. The text references kindness received and a morning arising, with phrases about reward for appreciation and connection to others.
Reward to pay for D Autremont brothers arrest
Half blind man to receive reward. United States postal inspectors chief announces payment for arrest of the D Autremont brothers who killed four men in a mail train robbery in southern Oregon Oct 11, 1923. Thomas Reynolds of San Francisco gets 5300 after spotting Hugh D Autremont on a poster in Manila area. Albert Collingsworth of New Boston Ohio to receive 4250 after recognizing Roy and Ray. Emma Maynard of Portsmouth funds a private detective who will get the same amount. six Steubenville policemen to receive rewards yet to be fixed. The D Autremonts are serving sentences in Oregon State Penitentiary.
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Spokane
Wash
Three D'Autremont
Siskiyou Actnion
Oregon
Charles Riddi‘ford
United States
Thomas Reynolds
San Francisco
Hugh D‘autremont
Reynolds
Hugh
D’autremont
Jos Banos
P. L
Manila
Albert Collingsworth
New Boston
Collingsworth
Roy
Ray
D'Autremonts
Oregon Penitentiary
Salem
Heflin Warns on Dangers to American Government
Senator Thomas Heflin of Alabama urged vigilance against present dangers to the U S government as he arrived by eastbound train at 1 55 p m He spoke to large crowds in Sheldon Philadelphia and Albany and criticized Houston convention nominees as weak He wore a palm beach suit and broad white hat and planned a speech at Johnson's gardens at 8 30 p m Weather in Iowa was noted as hot and humid by Heflin on arrival at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Sheldon
Philadelphia
Albany
al Sraith
Houston
Heflin
W. J. Bryan
Palm Beach
Johnson's Gardens
Iowan
Judges Transferred to Civil Courts
Judges Stanley Klarkowski and Otto Kerner, once cleared of charges by Chicago’s prime commission for alleged crime patterns, were today moved from the criminal to civil courts. Emanuel Eber, already under fire, will also join the civil branch. Jury notes not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jins
Stanley Klarkowski
Otto Kerner
Chicago Prime Commission
Criminal Court
Emanuel Eber
Elmer Klumpp Traded From Ottumwa To Burlington Ball Club
Elmer Klumpp heavy hitting outfielder of Ottumwa in the Mississippi Valley Baseball League was traded today to Burlington in exchange for Eddie Stock and 500 in cash. Klumpp, hitting around .385, will play his second year in the league. Stock, considered a better outfielder, ranks image as a batter lower. The players will switch clubs before the official name tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwe
Tay
Elmer Klumpp
Ottumwa
Mississippi Valley Baseball League
Burlington ‘Club
Eddie Stock
W Klumpp
Seconid Iyeac
Sutumn Bhetwas
Bollywood
Hethas
Klumpp
Eighty Thousand Midwest Rabbits Released in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania state game commission released 80,584 cottontail rabbits for stocking this year. The rabbits were bought from Missouri and Kansas dealers who warned one stock may carry tularemia. Rabbits arrived in clean crates and were cared for by game protectors until weather allowed release ready for shooting by Pennsylvania sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Peninsylvania
Miller and Taylor finish 2800 mile business trip
George W. Miller and Stanley Taylor of Miller Taylor Construction returned from a 2800 mile auto journey covering Toledo St Louis and Hot Springs Arkansas Missouri. They left Harrison 5 45 pm yesterday and Waterloo at 12 10 am. They reported 600 miles across Arkansas and Missouri with most roads hard surfaced and in good condition though southern roads were hilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miller
Stanley Taylor
Miller-Taylor’ Construction Company
Toledo
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Harrison
Waterloo
Arkansas
Missouri
Miller
Brain Tests at MOYS Evening Post
The text discusses intelligence tests given at major universities, noting correct answers affect mental rating. It explains word-building games from letters TALES and asks how many words beginning with A can be formed, with a two minute time limit and a sample score of ten for performance.
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Moys
Evening Post
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