Chauffeur Accuses Shepherd in High Profile Will Fight
In probate court the case centers on Billy McClintock's will leaving the estate to Willan Darling Shepherd minus an $8,000 annuity to Isabelle Pope. Witnesses challenge if Billy signed freely while others claim Shepherd unduly influenced him. A chauffeur, Louis Kleis, assaulted Shepherd outside court, shouting “You killed Billy, you dirty dog,” as security restrained him.
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United Press
Chicago
Willan Darling Shepherd
Billy Mcclintock
Shepherd
Billy
Isabelle Pope
Kleis
Shepsherd
Quieed Hhim
Grocers Hear Talks by Outside Speakers
Members of the Waterloo Grocers' Credit Guide heard addresses on organization credit and cooperative buying from J. J. Ryan, former National Grocers' secretary, and Judge John A. Cunningham of Dubuque. Cunningham announced a future talk on August 3 with Buy-Rite members, signaling plans to form a local grocers' association modeled after Dubuque.
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Waterloo Grocers’ Credit Guide Association
J. J. Ryan
National Grocers’ Association
St. Paul, ‘Minn
Grocers’ Credits Association
John A. Cunningham
Dubuque
Cottonwood Town Moves and Trials in Dayton
The Dayton scene centers on Dudley Field Malone and a chimpanzee as witnesses in the Scopes trial era. Amid publicity crowds, a town named Cottonwood appears in a frontier mood with gambling and colorful locals. Billy and Bid explore storefronts, meet Jim Hawkins, and discuss the town’s odd origin while reporters and fans follow events.
Attorneys Make Slow Progress in Ward Divorce Trial
Attorneys for Ma tilda Ward continue in chambers before District Judge George W. Wood as they present evidence from witnesses not allowed to testify in open court. The proceedings, begun yesterday and resumed today, likely will extend into Thursday with testimony postponed.
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Matilda Caward
Walter B. Caward
Chambers
George W. Wood
Coward
Co- Ward
Severs
Wood
Chick Evans Eliminated In Detroit Golf Tourney
Charles Chick Evans, a longtime star, was eliminated 4 and 2 in match play at the Western Amateur Championship in Detroit. Dan Rolfe of Chicago advanced, with other notable results including Jimmy Johnston beating G Hunter and Keith Cartier defeating an Oklahoma City lad.
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Chick” Evans
Detroit
Lochmeor Country Club
Petro
Mich
Charles
Chick} Evans
toGey
Bunning
Chicago
Ans
Dan Rolfe
Syracuse
Keith Cartier
Homa City
Glate
Wen Fron Fon
St. Laws
Mipion
Discovered Fortified Trail Through Cottonwood Gulch
Hankins and partner Hank pursue a bold prospector plot in the Cottonwood Gulch region. They travel from Box Elder toward a hidden pass, encounter Indian remains, and realize their route leads to a ravaged mining town rather than Box Elder, fueling tension and confusion as they press on.
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Hankins
Hank
Coltin Wandgulch
Jim
Coettenwoot
Simarker
Man Swallows Safety Pins. Possible Surgery
George Anderson, a 2% shoe shiner, swallowed two safety pins last night near 306 Fourth A Metropolitan Shoe Hepais. One pin was removed from his throat early this morning at St Francis hospital. the second pin remains in his abdomen and surgery may be required. He reported the incident to police before admission.
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Ty George Anderson
Metropolitan Shoe Hepais, Company
Anderson
St. Francis Hos
Psychologist Averts Lie Needed to Civilization
Honolulu July 15. Dr Herbert Goddard psychologist at the University of Oui argues falsehoods are necessary to civilization. He tells a large Nuuanu audience that honest living would collapse communities if truth were pursued at all times. He cites a piano recital remark as an example of social restraint.
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Honolulu
Herbert Goddard
University of Oui
Nuuanu
M. C
Dr. Goddard
Truth and Consequences in a Silent 24 Hour Span
A fragment describes a person’s ongoing ordeal during a full day as a warning to anyone who dares to tell the truth. It frames truth telling as dangerous, with a blunt, punitive undertone and a vow of unwavering honesty despite peril.
New Dance Schedule at Rosie's Pavilion on Grant Highway
Those whose feet feel the area can dance to music every evening except Sunday at Rosie's pavilion on Grant highway. The nightly plan is an innovation at that pavilion and invites the public to join in.
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Rosie
Grant Highway
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Charles H. Gurhardt
Arthur H. Wilson
Dayton
Tenn
Dudley Field Malone
Sek
Malone
Telleve
United States
Darton
Gation
Jos Mendi
New York
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Joe
Lucy Stoner
Clarence Darrow
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Wallace Haggard
Henry Major
Main Street
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Kid
iMax
Couonwood
Tom Guekner
Frere
Universal Appeal
Bid
Chas
Ming
Jim Hawkins
Box Bilder
Box Eider
Hank Simpson
Buckner's
Tom Buckner
Rich
Bob Rhea
Bob
Tom
Bob Shea
Sliveryman
Alice Shea
Conti
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cottonwood Gulch
Mulfor
Doubleday, Page & Company
Ion
Gargoyle Mobiloil
Willys- Knight
Willys-Knight
Willys Knight
Sleylinder
F. A
Toledo
Othermatica
Overland Waterloo Company
East
Franklin
Waterloo, Iowa
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