Efforts to Find Body of Missing Financier Continue
Reports from London Paris and Croydon discuss Captain Alfred Lowenstein mysteriously vanishing after his plane door allegedly opened in flight over the English Channel. Theories range from suicide to a hoax and premature heart failure as investigators and friends weigh possible causes and timings.
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iBoys in Olympic Tryouts Shatter Sports Records
Harvard Stadium Cambridge reports Olympic tryouts produce record breaking marks Ed Hamm of Georgie Tech leaped 25 feet 18 inches in the broad jump surpassing the 1925 De Hart record. John Kuck Earl Hirschfeld pace set in 200 meter trials Charley Borah won heat 21 1 5 seconds under Olympic pace. Charley Paddock led second heat 21 2 5 seconds in 160 meters comeback bid Howard Jones challenged in New York schoolboy event.
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New York
Waverly Marshal Seizes Car and 102 Gallons Booze
In July at Waverly 7 Town Marshal Frank Mason stopped a light coupe labeled Chicago. He seized 102 gallons of liquor and arrested driver Mike Gillo, detained in county jail after claiming a Sioux City destination. The seizure began at a drinking station on Hremer street and led to an arrest several blocks away.
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Chicago
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Fruthaorilles
Sioux City
Hremer Street
Central Bests Le Legion In City League 11 To 3
The Central team defeated the American Legion 11 to 3 in a city league baseball game last night at Byres Park. Central pitchers Hulet and Beard struck out four and five, while Hubbard and Jove for the Legion fanned two and one. Weldman also pitched for Central. Anderton and Beilke scored for the Triols. Harmon for the Legion. Married Thursday Norma Purdy wed Thomas J. Bender in Des Moines at the bride’s mother’s home.
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Des Moines
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Volga-Don canal project reshapes Soviet trade routes
The article notes a Soviet plan to dig a lock canal from Krasnoarmelskoe on the Volga to Kalach on the Don, creating a waterway to bypass land barriers. When finished in 1931 it will enable 36 hour passages, linking the Volga basin to Rostov and opening cheap transport for wheat and coal, with tolls expected to cover costs within five years.
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Priest Biologist Rival Labors At St John’s University
Minnesota’s Rev Father John Katzner of St John’s University, age 80, remains active in experimental farming. He developed a hardiness apple named Transinda with long keeping quality, plus pear varieties from Siberian stock adapted to the climate. His grafting created pears that are edible, hardy, and reliable, with influence from Northwest stations and Lake Minnetonka experiments.
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Alpha grape variety developed by father at university
The Alpha grape was created from a wild stock found near the university. The father began work in 1907 and through care and cultivation produced a fruit well adapted to the local area.
Dr Mott Resigns as Y M C A President in War Decorated
Fayette Iowa July U P Dr Joan R Mott national president of the Y M C A for over four decades resigns effective October 1 The Postville native and Upper Iowa University alumnus served as executive secretary of the war council during World War II directing 200000000 for soldiers sailors and prisoners He was decorated by the United States France Italy Poland Japan and Greece for his wartime work.
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Road Victim Albert Holzer Dies in Waterloo Home
Albertc Holzer 82 Waterloo fruit merchant died at 2 30 am at his home 217 Second street east from dropsy He was born in Dornberg Austria Oct 11 1845 Immigrant group of 11 came to the United States in 1865 married Mary Schmidy Jun 14 1870 moved to Waterloo Aug 1870 Founder of Waterloo s first wholesale fruit company The Albert Holzer establishment later Waterlo Fruits & Commission Co began at Lefayette and Fourth streets moved to Fourth and Water Surviving wife Mrs Holzer and children Fred Stmrmans 39 Ferdinand Waterloo a daughter Julia and others Funeral at 230 pm Monday from O Keefe Towne chapel Reverend Moehlmann to officiate
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Waterloo
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Marlonsigux City
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University of Tawa
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Governor Len Small Returns Suspect to Iowa
Governor Len Small today honored a requisition from Iowa for the return of Charles L. Lewis, wanted in Clinton on larceny and embezzlement charges. Lewis is under arrest in Chicago, awaiting transfer to Iowa authorities.
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Iowa
Charles L. Lewis
Clinton
Chicago
OWA Land Moves This Fall Sparks Seller Market
The article notes a coming seller's market for town and farm land as conditions improve. Higher demand and rising highway plans push values, with farmland on paved roads seen as more desirable. Business activity and city property movement also point to a busier fall sales season.
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Asewise
Neighborly Curiosity Turns to Quiet Romance in Amityville
Banker Joshua Bingham obsesses over the new cottage next door owned by Lucy Sweet, a writer known in Amityville. He watches as she renovates with help, while his housekeeper Mrs Henrietta Flood notes her presence. Neighbors Henrietta and Lucy mix, and Bingham finally visits, uneasy yet drawn to the unconventional writer.
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Mr. Bingham
Lucy Sweet
Amityville
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Benjamin
Miss Sweet
White House
Unclear fragment hints at人物 and tea mention
Fragmentary OCR yields few readable facts with names and tea reference. The text mentions Mrs Henrietta Flood and a location Bissey but lacks coherent events or dates to form a concrete news item.
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