Grimes Tied to Leopold and Loeb Kidnap Case Probed
Chicago authorities widen the Leopold and Loeb inquiry to link the pair to the Tracy and Ream crimes. A coroner’s physician ties a murder bullet to a pistol found in Leopold’s room as detectives map a potential pattern of connected offenses by the two students.
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Chiegen
Crowe
Robert Franks
Wopold
Richard Loeb
Fres’ Sons
Freeman Louis Tracy
Charles Ream
Joseph AL. Savage
Tracy
Ream
Leopold and
Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Joseph Springer
Leopold
I Loeb
Hear
Eenpald
Chicago
Vhilliang College
Hubert Franks
Young
Criminal Court
Mrs J B Stewart Dies After Brief Illness at Home
Mrs. J B Stewart died at her Vermont Street home at 6 pm yesterday after a heart clot triggered by high blood pressure. She was born January 1862 in a farm community, survived by her husband and seven children, with two brothers and a sister among her kin.
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J. B. Stewart
Zis
Vermont Street
Westminster Press
Mary
Er County
Hood
Tyrheidren
Tripoli
Diego
Cal
la Porte
Stewart
Jish
D. K. Mc
Earl
Six Oil Paintings Shown At Dotson’s
Six oil paintings by William Meade Prince on display at Dotson Clothing, Jerreit, Mich. valued at FLO.N00, placed in the centre window by Harter Hull company. The works of human interest TM pictures used in Dodge Brothers ads travel to Chicago Saturday evening. Gray and white tones aim to avoid mechanical advertising devices.
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William Meade Prince
Jerreit
Mich
Dotson Clothing Company
Harter 2
Hull Company
Human Interest
Dodge Brothers
America
Chicago
Police Hunt Noted New York Attorney for Jury Fixing
William J. Fallon a leading New York criminal lawyer is sought by police after Charles W Bendigs a perjurer convicted in the Edward M Fuller trial admitted accepting money from Fallon to influence jurors Bendigs later faced new charges related to the Fuller case in a bucket shop scheme matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Fallon
Charles W. Bendigs
Fallon
Edward M. Fuller
Coolidge Weighs Hoover as Potential Vice President Pick
Debates over Hoover as running mate dominate talks on how to balance party factions. Hoover's organizing prowess contrasts with a role limited to briefings and public appearances, prompting calls to reallocate presidential duties to the vice presidency. The piece notes vice presidency as a pivotal post amid possible landmark House and Senate outcomes. Also mentions Barber Shop burglary and scarlet fever quarantine as brief local items.
American fruit exports grow at wonderful rate in 1924
New York June 3 The Trade Record of the National City Bank of New York reports the 1924 fruit crop likely to be the biggest ever with exports approaching 100 million dollars for the year. Modern preservation and logistics have boosted quality, expanding export reach to over 100 countries and increasing apples, oranges, and berries shipments.
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New York
United
National City Bank of New York
Energg
Europe
Canada
Merica
United States
Central America
West Indies
Hawaiian Islands
St. Louis Political Leader Shot Down
State Senator Michael Kinney a local and state political leader was shot near Oakland St Louis County as he prepared to board a train. Two unidentified men in a closed car fired four shots then fled before police could obtain the license number.
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St. Louis
Michael Kinney
Oakland
St. Louis County
High School Maidens Protest Dress Rules
California high school girls threaten to use referendum or other law to gain freedom in dress. Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan has received requests from Los Angeles girls seeking a ruling allowing school girls to dress as they please, protesting Los Angeles uniform dress styles.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Frank C. Jordan
Los Angeles
French Loses to Cook in Race for County Attorney
The article reports on county attorney race results with French losing to Cook and Sweet hailed as a top vote-getter. It notes Sweet's Waverly home, legal associations, and firms including Sager & Sweet and Sager, Sweet & Edwards. Northey wins Waterloo west county board supervisorship, defeating Klingaman Lichty Meek. Teeter and Worden Miller win nominations in the Democratic and Republican races. Fourth district supervisor results show Miller 1139, Bell 1794 with totals for Black Hawk Eagle Lincoln Orange areas.
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Sweet
Waverly
Waterloo
Sager & Sweet
Sager, Sweet & Edwards
Northey
Brookhart Faces Broad Lead Amid Iowa Election Totals
In Iowa results Brookhart holds large leads in numerous districts while Sweet gains in Bremer county. Letts leads in Davenport’s Second District with Hull behind. Boies tops Short in the Eleventh. Dowell leads Holtman in the Seventh. Thurston leads in the Eighth with Darrah second. Munyen trails Porterfield in the Seventh. Brookhart and Sweet contest governorship hopes with Burbank and Haynes close in late returns.
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Esse
Harry E. Hull
F. D. Letts
Davenport
Letts
Tull
WW. D. Boies
W. M. Short
Sioux City
Botes
Short
Whavell
C. Dowell
A. H. Holtman
Dowell
Huffmin
Lloyd Thurston
J. H. Dartah
Thursston
Darrah
Charles Hindley
Centerville
Gis
Leroy Mun Yen
Osceola
J. F. Porterfield
Hamburg
James M. Bell
Burlington
J. W. Curran
Ottumwa
F. Paschel
Council Bluffs
Bremer
Sweet
Waverly
Brookhart
Hammill
Burbank
Haynes
Anderson
Banks
Buzer
Clark, Co
Krause
Okrogee
Iowa and surrounding counties report varied election results
Partial returns from Vinton Butler Hardin Grundy and Grundy Center show Brookhart leading in several races with Sweet Hammill and Anderson close behind. Governor tallies list Burbank Hammill and Anderson among top contenders while state offices like treasurer auditor and clerk show multiple candidates receiving votes.
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Dias
Schoephoerster
Koch
Delaware
Manchester
Specelal
Sweet
Brookhart
Burbank
Hamnmills
Haynes
Kimball
Price
Nye
Ainsworth
Campbell
Slemmons
Representa
Vinton
Vinton Times
Benton County
Keyes
Denison
Steck
Anderson
Hamimill
Banks
Buser
Unsicker
Afurtagh
Thurbank Carriles Butler
Allison
Butler County
Hammill
Bucer
Qaubens Hilmer
Early
Shirer
Leven
Tyspe
Schellinger
Graven
Hardin
Eldora
Hardin County
Hammitt
Nrl Oes Bridgen
Boylan
Agitalley
Howard
Norris
Johnson
Cameron
Steinbarg
Gilchrist
Grundy
Grundy Center
U. S
Broakhart
Burqell
Additional Deaths Expected of Victims in Passenger Wreck
At Attica Indiana on June 3 officials and investigators pushed a triple probe into the St. Louis New York airliner wreck. Several injured in local hospitals were declared hopeless due to severe burns. J C Wilmoth of St Louis was among the dead as hospitals in Danville reported serious conditions for others.
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Attica
Ind
St. Louis
Wabash Railroad
Briggs
Warren County
State Public Service Commission
Britain Fears Japs Turn to Persia
London reports British officials fear the exclusion of Japan by the United States may push Japan toward Asia and threaten interests in Persia and Roumania oil fields. Japanese agents are said to be studying prospects in those regions as expansion moves proceed. Britain opposes greater Japanese influence in China due to risks to India.
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International News Wire
London
United States
Asia
Japan
Persia
Romania
Great Britain
China
India
Blind woman reads Braille address at school anniversary
In Colorado Springs on June 3 the fiftieth anniversary program of the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind featured a Braille manuscript address read by a blind woman and interpreted into sign language by a man beside her. Miss Charston Harris, a 1912 graduate and current music studio director, delivered the speech with school staff interpreting for deaf attendees.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado School For the Deaf and Blind
Charston Harris
Wreck of Arawana on Clear Lake and Local Notes
Clear Lake reports the Arawana, a large passenger boat on Glear Lake, wrecked by an explosion in the gas tank with no insurance. Iowa Wesleyan girls at Mount Pleasant see eight of 14 engaged to be married this spring. Grundy Center notes Avery Crazy from West Point plans a home visit. Davenport hosts the state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles from June 24 to 26. Shenandoah ships a quarter of the million peonies for Des Moines shows. Mount Pleasant offers baby care at a local theatre so mothers can attend shows.
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Clear Lake
Glear Lake
Mount, Pleasant
Cupid
Iowa Wesleyan
Grundy Center
Avery Crazy
West Point
Jutta
Davenport
Order of Eagles
Shenandosh
Des Moines
Mount Pleasant
Dewar Notes Visit and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Harry Chorpening of Michigan visit relatives in Dewar Iowa for a few weeks. Schmitt and Nick Wallner attended their sister in law Miss Clara Seifert s funeral in Chicago. D S Heipls bought a new coupe. Many will start cultivating corn this week. Mrs Frank Meier Fairbank assists her mother Mrs Schmitt who is poorly. Mr and Mrs H W Howe spent Decoration day at Groon Mountain.
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Dewar
T Dawar
Harry Chorpening
Michigan
Schmitt
Nick Wallner
Chicago
Clara Seifert
D. S. Heipls
Frank Meier
Fairbank
Mr. Schmitt
H. W. Howe
Groon Mountain
Farm Bureau Heads Hold Conference in Cedar Rapids
Farm bureau managers and delegates from Linn Benton Marshall Tama Cedar Grundy and Jones counties attended a Cedar Rapids conference. Speakers included R W Cagsady secretary of agriculture Charles W Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau Association R K Biles head of extension at the state college and Mrs M Dy Fry of Vinton. About 200 delegates participated and the meeting closed with a dinner.
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Cedar Rapids
Farm Bureau
Linn
Benton
Marshall
Tama
Cedar
Grundy
Jones
R. W. Cagsady
Charlies W. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Association
R. K. Biles
State College
Peggy Joyce Weds Young Swedish Count
Peggy Hop king Joycer marries again, taking Count Gusta Morner a Swedish nobleman 29 newly tied to a Highland Park toothpaste venture. The Atlantic City ceremony occurred yesterday with a honeymoon planned elsewhere, per reports.
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Peggy Joyce
International News
Chicago
Peggy Hopking Joycer
Gusta Morner
Highland Park
Lll
Atlantic City
Recruits Sought For Iowa Guards Co D In Lincoln Park Camp
Co D Iowa National Guard seeks a full roster this week with a recruiting tent in Lincoln Park. Capt J H Althouse and Lieuts G M Shepherd Aryl Guyer lead the drive. A successful campaign is hoped as youths show interest in Fort Dodge summer camp and firms offer to cover wage differences.
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Iowa National Guard
Lincoln Park
J. H. Althouse
G.M. Shepherd
Aryl Guyer
Shepherd
Waterloo
National Guard
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Ford's Offer Urged in Minority Report
A Senate agricultural committee minority report urges acceptance of Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals offer as in the public interest, while opposing government operation as costly. The report signed by Senators Ladd Heflin Harrison Caraway and Smith, all Democrats, was released in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Senate Agricultural Committee
Ladd
North Dakota
Heflin
Alabama
Harrison
Mississippi
Caraway
Arkansas
Smith
South Carolina
Austrian Chancellor Seipel Shot by Radical Colleague
Vienna reports Chancellor Ignatz Seipel in poor condition after being shot Monday by Karl Joboreck who also attempted suicide. Joboreck, stating innocence, claimed others compelled the act and refused to name instigators as his condition remains dangerous.
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Vienna
Ignatz Seipel
Karl Joboreck
Seipel
Joboreck
Sioux City Man Ends Life by Asphyxiation
Sioux City Iowa June 3 Phillip A Finelli a well known business man here died by his own action in the kitchen of his home by opening five gas jets in the stove and asphyxiating himself. He had been despondent for some time and threats were noted. A fire in the basement near the furnace caused slight damage to the building. A marriage license entry for Jack H Martin and Charles City M ee is listed.
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Sioux City
Phillip
A. Finelli
Bremen
Wartey
Washington
Miss Althea Waugh to Give Recital Tonight
Miss Althea Waugh soprano, pupil of Henry Iblings, presents a recital at eight o clock this evening in Parlors 1 and 2 of Hofei Russell Lamson. Accompanied on piano by Mrs. Roland Taylor. Iblings, instructor and singer, studied in Cedar Falls and pursued concert work in New York and Chicago. Last year he made a two year tour of concert engagements through Canada.
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Althea Waugh
Henry Iblings
Reytal
California Reports Partial Control of Foot and Mouth Disease
Washington June 3 report from the department of agriculture states California has checked foot and mouth disease among cattle but cannot guarantee full eradication for several months. Officials cautioned that lingering risk requires continued vigilance and testing across affected regions.
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California
Washington,d. C
Department of Agriculture
Funeral notices for Sharp Abel and Baillie
Mortuary records announce Alonzo P. Sharp funeral at Kistner's chapel at 3 30 a m with G A R W R C and Ladies of the G A R in attendance Rev M G Court to conduct services Elmwood burial. Otho Abel longtime Mason City clothing dealer dies after a year illness at Park hospital Mason City May 24. Frederick H Baillie funeral from home tomorrow at 2 p m and First Lutheran church at 2 30 p m Rev H W Mueller officiating burial in Fairview.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Kistner's Chapel
Alonzo P. Sharp
M. G. Court
Elmwood
Otho Abel
Waterloo
Park Hospital
Mason City
Iowa City
Jabel
Winthrop Births and Local Notices In Brief
Birth notice reports a daughter born June 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Powell. Mrs. Ida Nibeck and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Unbisham attend Council graduation events. Rose Anderson of Algona was a guest of E. E. Greenly. Mrs. Reuben Gillett returns from Chicago visit. Blufts plan to attend granddaughter Dorothy Hionus’s graduation.
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Reuben. Gillett
Lin
Chicago
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Senate
Herald-Tribone News Service
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Western Avenue
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Boston
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Noble
Getty
Lemley
McChine
Wolfe
Felton
Richardson
Woodruff
Eggleston
Kelly
Diehl
Fritzel
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Greaney
Koobs
Morrison
Coffman
Engelkes
Britain
Hula
Harry Hull
Williamsburg
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Jack H. Martin
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Ety Cadimess
Charles Ity
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