Kendall rumor shrouds Iowa ex governor’s senate bid
Nathan E. Kendall, former Iowa governor, travels home from a world tour and stays silent amid rumors he will seek the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate against Cummins. Reports say he is favorably inclined toward Brookhart, yet Kendall stated he left politics, though Mrs. Kendall hints he may reconsider.
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Kendall Nathan E. Kendall
Iowa
Des Moines
United States
Senator Cummins
Dea Moines
Kendall
Brookhart
Cam Thins
Trust Issue Protection By Pinchot Moves For Industrial Mergers
Washington dispatch outlines Gov. Gifford Pinchot s westward tour advocating a superpower trust to curb large scale consolidations. The piece links his campaign to Roosevelt era conservation and speculates on a possible Senate bid against Senator Pepper. Page three note points to ongoing national debate on trusts, big business, and public control.
Mitchell Beats Barns 7 and 6 in Special Match
In St Albans England Abe Mitchell defeated American pro Jim Barns in a 31 hole match today. Mitchell led throughout and won after six to play. Mitchell is the recent British Open champion.
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St. Albans
England
Abe Mitchell
Jim Barns
Barns
Thriout
Carrier Delivers Paper Before 4 30 If Not Call Office
The notice directs readers to report missed delivery by 4 30 p m and to call AIO for a replacement copy. It specifies that tone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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AIO
Man 70 Pleads to Return to Fort Madison Prison
Frank Bennett, 70, tearfully asked to be sent back to the state penitentiary at Fort Madison after pleading guilty to burning a boxcar in Illinois Central yards. Judge J E Maguire sentenced him to five years though arson can carry a life term. Bennett said he prefers prison life to a hard world and had been paroled recently for a previous arson conviction.
Hammond to Tell Dunkerton Church People About Raids
Des Moines leader John D Hammond will address a Dunkerton union service Sunday evening. He plans to review the liquor seizure raids in four Waterloo drugstores, authorized by city mayor search warrants, and discuss the surrounding circumstances and proceedings.
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John D. Hammond
Des Moines
Waterloo
Dunkerton
Burlington Man Ia Jail for Auto Death
P J Morelock of Burlington Illinois was jailed in Wheaton after failing to post a 10000 bond on a manslaughter charge linked to a fatal auto collision near Wheaton the previous Wednesday. The victim, Ardeke Radeke, 30, Moscow Iowa, a student at Wheaton Theological Seminary, was struck and thrown into the path of Morelock’s vehicle.
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P. J. Morelock
Burlington
Wheaton
Ark
Radeke
Moscow
Wheaton Theological Seminars
Morelock
Plot to Kill King Alfonso Crushed in Spain
International News Wire reports a failed assassination plot against King Alfonso and Primo de Rivera in San Sebastian. Two principals were captured en route to Madrid under heavy guard after admitting ties to the communist internationale. They said the plot began in Paris and involved payments. both were stopped while attempting to buy automatic pistols.
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Spain
Alfonso
Primo de Rivera
Madrid
Communist Internationale
Paris
de Riviera
Wayne Byam buried Sunday at Clarksville Ta
Clarksville July 11 Special The funeral for Wayne Byam fifteen who died from a neck fracture after a dive at a local gravel pit will be at First Presbyterian church at 1 30 p m Sunday Rev G W Morgan to officiate and at the cemetery He is survived by his parents and a sister Three other accidents Friday in Clarksville and vicinity included Ezra Burke 40 with a badly cut foot Ruth Miller two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Miller injured an eye and bruised after falling from a second story screen Mrs Carroll Cook fractured her left wrist and injured her nose when she fell on a sidewalk while trying to overtake her small grandson
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Wayne Byam
First Presbyterian Church
G. W. Morgan
Young Byam
Glarksvilla
Ezra Burke
Rock Island
Nigadze
Waverly Hospital
Ruth Miller
William Miller
New Heat Wave to Reach 100 Sunday
A new heat wave began today with Waterloo at 96 degrees as temperatures rise toward a Sunday high. No rain or storms are in sight to relieve the heat, and forecasters expect readings to top 100 by Sunday evening with 199 or better anticipated the following day.
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Weatherman
Waterloo
Weather Outlook for Week in Washington DC
Weather forecast for Washington and the surrounding region calls for a brief period of scattered showers at the start of the week and again midweek. Temperatures are expected to run normal to above normal for most of the period with general consistency across Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri areas referenced in the fragment.
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Washington, D. C
Upper Mississippi
Lower Missouri
Scopes Jury List Members in Dayton Anti Evolution Trial
Ten farmers a land owner and a shipping clerk sit as the Scopes jury in Dayton. Members include W J Robinson I W Bagley Jim Riley W P Taylor Rh O Gentry Jol JR Thompson D W Smith Jess Goodrich J H Bowman William G Day Rh L West E S Right all identified as farmers or local professionals with church affiliations noted.
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Jess Goodrich
Church of Disciples
J. H. Bowman
William G. Day
Rh. L. West
E. S. Right
Bidder Ben J. Cote Wins Nodaway River Bridge Contract
State Briefs report Ames resident Ben J. Cote was the successful bidder for the Nodaway river bridge project spanning Adams Montgomery counties. His bid totaled 17280 dollars among eleven competitors, with completion due by December 1.
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Ben J. Cote
Ames
Nodaway River
Adams-Mont-gomery County
Dee
Fourth Drugstore Liquor Prosecution Ended by Dismissal
Judge J. W. Gwynne dismissed the condensa tion proceedings against George M. McGuire in municipal court the last of four drugstore liquor cases. Warrants were ruled illegal, an appeal was filed. Lots of liquor held by Bailiff John Sweitzer will go to Sheriff H. T. Wagner until district court appeals.
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J. W. Gwynne
George M. McGuire
H. T. Wagner
Iowa Sial Wooee Won and Wedded on Way 70 London
An ocean liner romance ends in marriage at St Ethledreda church in London. Miss Mary Webber of Keokuk Iowa wed Prof Barstow Griffis of the Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh after meeting aboard ship en route to the United States. Witnesses included Mr and Mrs Warner Griffis of Bath more and Dr Herbert Briggs of Johns Hopkins.
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Internanional News Wire
London
mid-Atlantic
Church of St. Ethledreda
Mary Webber
Frank Webber
Keokuk
Fuan Ishe
Barstow ‘Grifis
Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh
Warner Griffis
Bathmore
Herbert Briggs
Johns Hopkins University
Scopes Case Sees Defense and Prosecution Map Strategy
Dayton July 11 The Scopes evolution trial opens with jury sworn as defense and prosecution plan their next moves. Prosecution, led by Attorney General Stewart, argues only whether Scopes taught man descended from apes, while defense seeks to admit expert testimony on science and religion.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Temno
John Thomas Scopes
Stewart
Scopes
Clarence Darrow
Tony
Gseneral
Rhea County Grand Jury
General Primo de Rivera Ordered Rest After Fever
Physicians ordered General Primo de Rivera to rest as his temperature ran high and rest was deemed imperative. Meanwhile two men were arrested in San Sebastian for plotting to kill the general.
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Primo de Hivera
San Sebastian
Short Interviews With Home Folks
Mrs. George B. Worthen, secretary of the Red Cross home service, says disabled ex service men and their families show deep appreciation for aid. She notes veterans frequently return to thank workers and that those assisting feel sympathy for the disabled in wartime.
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Home Service Department
the American Red Cross
Two Youths Held to Grand Jury in Death of Girl Companion
Peter Delphine and Leonard Bornac, both 23 and 25 from Peru Illinois, are held for grand jury on murder charges in the death of Mary Secjak of La Salle. A coroner’s jury ordered them to await the grand jury after disputing their claim that Secjak jumped from their moving car near La Salle. The body was found at Ereron side several days earlier. The grand jury may not convene until September.
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la Salle
Peter Delphine
Leonard Bornac
Peru
Til
Mary
Mrs Wallace Hurt in Paris Auto Crash
Mrs. Wallace, wife of former American ambassador to France, was injured and rendered unconscious when her car was hit by the Uruguayan consul’s automobile in Paris. She was taken to a hospital. doctors later said she was out of danger except for possible shock and heart complications.
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Paris
Hugh Wallace
France
Uruguyan
Wallace
Osage girl dies in fatal railroad accident
Osage Iowa July 11. A girl fell under an air train while attempting to imitate the bra by climbing on a moving car. The train crushed her, her body severed, and she died at the scene. Surviving are her mother Mrs Ivatles a sister and a brother. St Paul suffers. The accident occurred amid high heat and rising temperatures in Minnesota.
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Eslen
ST. Paul
Minn
Ivatles
Tivo
Tony Dorn
Lis
Minneapolis
Kellogg Heads to Conference on China Debt
Secretary of State Kellogg arrives in Boston from St Paul to join President Coolidge in White Court talks on China, debt status, and broader foreign policy. Under-Secretary Grew accompanies him as focus centers on Washington treaties and extra territorial rights amid European debt negotiations.
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Joseph Chirk Grew
Associated Press
Swampscott
Essex County
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Lynn
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China
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Herrick
Dash van Every
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America
Seaate Kellogg
Neilogg
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Paty
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