Indictment Shocks Illinois License Ring In Chicago And Springfield
Seven people face Cook County grand jury indictments for a nationwide ring selling fake medical and dental licenses. Arrested include Harry Goldstein and Albert Barron. others sought include Mitchell Blaine and Peter Marcle. Ring allegedly forged licenses, reciprocity letters, and used Springfield as headquarters with agents in Chicago St Louis and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County Grand Jury
Lothnee
Pat Roche
Cne
Ilnois State Department of Registration
Springfield
St. Loui
New York
State Department of Registration and Education
Harry Goldstein
Browsky
Albert Karl Barron
Goldstein
Marcus Kelmus
Marcy Hotel
Wnder
Pittsburgh
Robert Lenting
St. Louis
Mitchell Blaine
Peter Marcle
Henry Granger
Ring
Barron
Roche
Bob
Department of Registration and Education
White House Clashes Over Merit Based Appointments
Congress chiefs chafe at Hoover era patronage as merit appointments reshuffle the cabinet and key aides. Critics claim the Works crew and clan shift from Kansas City era face pushback amid disappointment on Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Donovens
Wilebrandts
Kansas City
Capitol Hill
Question College Professor in Death of Murdered Co Ed
Theore His a Columbus OSU student found dead with mutilation at a rifle range. Police seek an unknown date with whom she planned a date the night of death. Friends reported she left the hospital for an engagement at 7:45 p m and did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Question College
Columbus
Theore
Ohio State University
Alice
Beatrice Bustin
University Hospital
Taxty Whru
Gil
School of Medicine
Bertha Dulon
Stowaway on Yellow Bird faced Atlantic fate
Assolant, pilot of the trans Atlantic plane Yellow Bird, recounted discovering 22 year old Arthur Schreiber hiding in the aircraft after takeoff from Old Orchard Maine. Schreiber said he sought glory and admitted the stowaway caused trouble during the voyage as the crew pressed toward Paris. The party landed at Comillas and planned to take Schreiber to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santander
Spain
Jung
Lke
Jean Assolant
International News Service Today
Arthur Schreiber
Old Orchard
Schreiber
Paris
Assolant
Old Orchard Beach
Atlantic
Assatant
Cal
Charles Lindbergh
Altho
Lchreiber
Ua Pnod
Lotti
Manclal
Setreiber
Dean
Curtain
Comillas
Youth Who Flew With Frenchmen Says He's a Hero
A daring trio of aviators completed a 3500 mile flight from Old Orchard Maine to a pebble beach near Cape Chambre, with Assolant, newly married, landing safely after 30 hours. The pilot blamed a stowaway for fuel shortage and detour from French soil. The Spaniards welcomed the fliers amid cheers and flowers while many locals mourned not reaching France.
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Page One
le Bourget
Assolant
New York
Cape Chambre
Here
Old Orchard
T. Assolant
Behrelper
Assoant
Sehirether
Temperatures Recorded For Friday Too Weather Watch
Fragmentary data shows maximum temperatures for Friday and minimums from last night. The rest of the text is unclear and unreadable.
Bride of French Flier Will Join at a Hero in Paris
New York reports Mrs. Jean Assolant the bride of five days left on Old Orchard Maine beach to sail for Paris and join her husband in Spain after the Yellow Bird landed safely. The 22 year old Pauline Parker a New York chorus girl expressed relief and said the number 13 is lucky for them. Her courtship used French English dictionaries and gestures as she does not know French.
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New York
Jean Assolant
Old Orchard
Paris
Pauline Parker
Spain
Atlantic
Assolant
Rene le Fevre
Milo
Renee Baligant
Utility Firms Exchange 29 Iowa Towns
Northwestern Light & Power and Iowa Public Service announce a swap of 29 towns across northwestern Iowa. Iowa Public Service takes Alvord Dean Hull Boyden Bronson Granville Moville Blencoe Lawton Pierson Correctionville Danbury Smithland. Northwestern absorbs Gillett Grove Dickens Langton Terrill Fostoria Montgomery Milford Arnolds Park Spirit Lake Orleans Superior Manhattan. Grundy Center and Holland also switch to Northwestern Light & Power for improved service and concentrated supervision.
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Des Moines
Northwestern Iowa
Northwestern Light & Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Public Service Company
Slous Guy
Joe Garmichael
Iowa Utility Companies
Northwestern Light & Power
Alvord
Dean
Hull
Boyden
Bronson
Granville
Moville
Blencoe
Lawton
Pierson
Correctionville
Danbury
Smithland
Worthwestern
Gillett Grove
Dickens
Langton
Terrill
Fostoria
Montgomery
Milford
Arnolds Park
Spirit Lake
Orleans
Superior
Manhattan
Grundy Center
Holland
Northwestern Lights& Power
Carmichael
W C T U to Aid in $15000 Suit Over Raid
Le Mars W T U president Mrs Sumner Knox may receive state support in a $15000 lawsuit filed by Joe Duster after she raided his soft drink parlor seeking minor evidence. The incident followed an unapproved search. In other news junior chamber names Herbert F McCulla as national president at Flint convention.
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le Mars
Flint
Mich
Herbert FL McCulla
Lincoln
Neb
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Obituary notices for Scharfenberg Ricketts Jensen
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Peter H. Scharfenberg of Gladbrook at First Lutheran Church with burial in Gladbrook Cemetery. Albert D. Ricketts Jr. will have a Monday funeral in Waterloo after arriving from Denver. he leaves behind six children and two grandchildren. George M. Jensen, died in Chicago of stomach cancer. his widow Ruby Shannon Jensen survives with two young children.
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Peter H. Scharfenberg
Mulberry Street
First Lutheran Church
Gladbrook
Schaffenberg
Albertine Lucht
Germany
Lincoln
Ernest
Marie
Halbert
Dorothy Elizabeth
Daniel Lucht
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Albert PD
Ricketts
Albert D. Ricketts
Denver
Colo
Winess
Waterloo
O'Keefe & Towne
Mr. Ricketts
Huntington
Ilnols Central Railroad
Fort Dodge
Mia
Lamar J. Duke
Daniessa
Vera Ricketts
Amanda Ricketts
Carl Blacketter
Minneapolis
Minn
Jamies Ricketts
San Diego
Cal
George M. Jensen
J. Shannon
Water Street
Chicago
Jensen
Ruby Shannon
Airplane Condemnation Hearing Over Gold Claims
Superior Judge Albert Lee Stevens held a land condemnation hearing aboard an airplane above San Gabriel County. Los Angeles County seeks to condemn gold claims for 500 dollars each to clear a dam site, while miners claim up to 1 million dollars in gold remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.R
Albert
Lee Stevens
Stevens
San Gabriel County
Funeral for Mrs Coles Held at Cedar Falls
Mrs Elizabeth J Coles of 615 Walnut Street died at 7 10 pm yesterday after a paralysis stroke. Private services set for 10 am Monday from the home conducted by Rev Bruce Giffen. She had lived here seven months and is survived by husband Austin D Cole and children Agnes Eunice Daan and Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth J. Cols
Walnut Street
Bruce Giffen
Schulte United Store Set to Open June 22
Schulte United announces a grand opening for its 5 cent to $1 store at Fourth and Water streets in Waterloo. Manager J L Kress reports fixtures stock and staff being assembled with displays in windows as June 22 approaches. Kress previously managed a Schulte United store in Columbia, S G.
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Schulte United
Scoutmaster Dies Trying to Save Boy
A nine year old boy and a scoutmaster drowned at Edgemore L I while attempting a rescue. A 13 year old girl also tried to help but was exhausted and rescued. Police identified the boy as Leon Spitzer Lawrence and the scoutmaster as Joseph Sander 32 Auburn.
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Edgemore
L. I
U.R
Leon Spitzer
Lawrence
Joseph Sander
Auburn
Paula Kahn
New York City
Inaugurate Air-Rail Line Texas to N Y
Sweetwater Texas honors the launch of Safeway airline service between New York and West Texas with Captain Billings piloting the tri motor Ford plane Miss Sweetwater. Fifteen hundred spectators attended as eight passengers boarded for St. Louis.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Billings
Miss Sweetwater
New York
West Texas
Safeway
Bilings
St. Louis
Speed Car Under House Fatality In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on June 15 two men Richard Wehle and Sheldon Hoge were killed when a speeding car wrecked under a house being moved down a street. Harold Broughton Washburn College basketball star was critically injured.
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Topeks
Kan
U.R
Richard Wehle
Sheldon Hoge
Harold Broughton
Washburn College
Vet Shoots Self by Grave of His Wife
Carl Bruneau a 39 year old World War veteran and mechanic from Sioux City Iowa shot himself twice at the grave of his wife who died three years ago. He died soon after in a hospital.
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Sioux City
Carl Bruneau
Bruneau
Capper and Allen Back Farm Tariff Revision Plan
Kansas Senators Arthur Capper and Henry J. Allen announce support to confine tariff revision to agricultural commodities. They back the move as a means to limit tariff changes to farm products. The statement comes from Washington, D. C.
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Washington, D. C
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Henry J. Allen
Repub Means
Motor Chicken Thief From Buchanan Sought
Waterloo authorities help the sheriff of Independence pursue a 25 year old man described as a feathered thief. He drives a purple sedan with Minnesota plate 200-113 and targets farmyards while residents are away. He is said to steal chickens valued at five dollars each.
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Waterloo
Independence
Buchanan
Majestic Shoe Shop Reopens Under Falous Estate
Majestic Shoe shop at 186 Fourth Street West, formerly run by Peter Makres who died in a June 7 automobile crash, has reopened under Sam Falous for the estate. Falous says customers who left items for cleaning or pressing may retrieve them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Shoe Shop
Fourth Street West
Peter Makres
Sam Falous
Falous
Waterloo City Cleans Up Old Debts In Fiscal Year
A Waterloo audit shows expenditures of 1 078 464.78 with receipts of 1 068 595, revealing over 60 000 spent to clear old debts. The final draft lists assets at 3 364 561 and water works as the most valuable asset at 1 556 681.
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Waterloo
Charles O. MacKay
J. W. Long
Altho
Lfe
Des Moines Daily Herald Placed in Receivership
Des Moines Daily Herald is placed in receivership by District Judge Frank S. Shank after employees sue for nonpayment. W. G. Jarnagin named receiver. Jarnagin, formerly managing editor, also owns and publishes the Storm Lake Pilot Tribune.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Daily Herald Today
Frank S. Shankland
W. GC
Jarnagin
The
Herald
Storm Lake Pilot Tribune
Swedish Fliers Delayed Eight Days In Iceland
Capt. Albin Ahrenberg and two Swedish aviators aiming for New York by the Arctic route will remain in Reykjavik eight days due to motor trouble. Their Junkers Sverige craft mechanic from the marks factory is expected to arrive in about eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
U.P
Albin Ahrenberg
Sweden
New York
Arctic
Junkers
Marks
Free 3 Suspects in Counterfeiting Plot
Des Moines June 15 AP three men H F E Robinson G W Bafford Keo kuk T E Robinson Farming ton arrested two weeks ago on federal counterfeiting charges were freed today on motion by Assistant U S District Attorney Ray Fountain. Government says insufficient evidence to proceed W A Niles Des Moines also arrested then was freed earlier.
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Des Moines
H. FE. Robinson
G. W. Bafford
Keokuk
T. E. Robinson
Farmington
U. S
Ray Fountain
W. A. Niles
Nurse Killed May Hold Young Farmer
Caney Kansas June 15 coroner's jury rejected the story that Marguerite White shot herself with Elmer Gales's gun saying the girl died of a gunshot to the heart by an unknown man Police said charges likely against Gales today Building permits listed for Burch Cole and Davidson Furniture Company for heating and porch work.
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Caney, Kan
Elmer Gales
Marguerite White
Altho
Gales
A. D. Burch
West Sixth Street
A. C. Cole
Adrian Street
Davidson
Furniture Company
Fourth Street
Congress Today in Senate Finance hearings on tariffs and dye schedules
The Senate session is not in progress. The Finance Committee continues tariff hearings focusing on cotton manufactures chemicals and dye schedules. The Immigration Committee considers amendments to the alien deportation law. The House is not in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly United
Senate
Immigration Committee
Youth Hurt After Motorcycle Collision at Fifth and Franklin
Oscar Mayhew aged 18 son of Mrs W Q Card 111 Frederic street suffered bad leg bruises and a thumb dislocation when his motorcycle was struck by an auto driven by George Anderson 104 Adams street at Fifth and Franklin streets. He was taken by private ambulance to Allen Memorial hospital. Anderson was uninjured.
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Oscar Mayhew
W. QO. Card
Frederic Street
George Anderson
Adams Street
Fifth
Franklin Streets
Hileman & Gindt
Allen Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Baptists Cheer Rockefeller Gift for Missionary Fund
John D. Rockefeller Jr. donates 400000 dollars to the Northern Baptist Missionary program at the national convention in Denver. The gift, given without strings, surpasses his prior gifts by 150000 dollars and triggered a three minute cheer and a rising vote of thanks from the congregation.
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Denver
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Northern Baptist Missionary Program
National Convention of
Church
Missionary Fund
City Auditorum
Swerves for Cattle and Dies in Crash
Oskaloosa Iowa, June 15 Hi Stanley Catlin 24 of Beacon was killed instantly when his car plunged from a bridge into a ravine and overturned His wife riding with him broke her arm and their two year old baby was bruised and possibly injured Catlin reportedly swerved to avoid cattle and failed to make the bridge
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Oskaloosa
Hi — Stanley Catlin
Beacon
Here
Catlin
Mill Guards Forbidden Army Uniforms in Strike Duty
Washington June 15 The use of federal uniforms and equipment by Tennessee national guardsmen on strike duty at Elizabethton mills is illegal Secretary of War Good announced after an investigation. A notice was sent to the Tennessee governor. The inquiry followed labor leaders complaints that guardsmen wore regular army gear issued to the states for training while employed by mill owners.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Tennessee National
Roosevelt's Papers Found in Basement Basement discovery alters Roosevelt archives
The state papers of Theodore Roosevelt were found in a White House basement store room. President Hoover ordered copies sent to his personal library and distributed to White House staff, the Library of Congress, the American Library Association and the military for camp and ship libraries.
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Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Hoover
Brary of Congress
American Library Association
Army and Navy
Court Denies New Trial for Toombs
Roy Toombs former president of the International Life Insurance company was denied a new trial of his conviction for issuing stock beyond the authorized amount. He received a three year prison term and a $3000 fine on April 15. The case followed the collapse of International and preceded its revival as Missouri State Life.
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St. Laws
Roy ©. Toombs
International Life Insurance Company
Tral
International
Missouri State Life
Priest Shot to Death in Struggle at Wihona
In Wihona Minnesota on June 15 Rev. Father Nicholas Brommenschenkel age 69 of the La Crosse diocese was found dead from a gunshot after a clash with John Gira 65 who was wounded in the thigh Mrs Gira 48 was clubbed over the head police said in the rooming house incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihona
Minn
Father Nicholas Brommenschenkel
la Crosse
John Gira
Bus Seeks Elephant Aid To Free Stuck Vehicle
Near Grinnell the giant Chicago Omaha bus became bogged on a bad stretch of road. An elephant named Jombo, reportedly moving from Brooklyn to Tama, helped pull the bus back onto the highway with little effort.
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Grinnell
Tadune
Brooklyn
Tama. Ta
Hippodrome Dome Window Rebuilding Starts Monday
Work to rebuild all Hippodrome dome windows will begin next Monday by 8 Grace. Contracts awarded to H E Fiin d rommany and Waterlno Roofing. The rear automobile building also to be renewed. Board approves surface water river extension and a combined cement walk and drainage platform along the Hippodrome west side.
Congress Hopes to Clean Up and Adjourn Wednesday
Washington D C June 15 Congress plans a six week summer recess starting Wednesday after a day off to tidy up business. Leaders seek a House vote on the Borah tariff resolution and secrecy abolition with restricted debate. If approved, a fall tariff revision vote may follow.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
Curtis
Watson
Senateinance Committee
Jones
Gunn among candidates for New Farm Relief Board
R M Gunn appears among several nominees for the Farm Relief Board as members of the Iowa delegation and farm groups push names. Backers include Congressmen and ex-officials from Iowa and other states. sponsors deny any Farm Bureau endorsements for candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Gunn
New Farm Relief Board
SAS
Back Gunn
John Thompson
Iowa Homestead
Arthur Huntington
Cedar Rapids
J. P. Larsen
Fort Denge
Cooperative Elevator Association
Black Hawk County
Lows
Eugene Black
Texas
Frank ©. Lowden
McKelvie
Nebraska
Hanna
North Dakota
W. H. Settle
Indiana
Whedah Cooperatives
White House
Thoms Campbell
Montana
O. C. Teague
California
Des Moines Aviator Tests Endurance in Marathon Flight
Des Moines August 13 AP P Oc Anderson, local aviator, extended his one man two plane air plane relay into the eighteenth hour of a lying marathon. He switched planes four times in under six seconds and aims to 48 hours of continuous flight to train for an endurance refueling record. He plans to continue switching every four to five hours as he nears the next milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
P. Oc. Anderson
Anderson
Marble Rock Bible School closes with picnic after term
Bethel Baptist summer Bible school in Marble Rock ends Friday with a park picnic. Average attendance 45, total enrollment 62. Nearby marriage licenses issued include Clare Teeter and Blendie McConeky of Waterloo and several others listed from Waterloo and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Rock Bible School
Courier
Marble Rock
Bethel Baptist
Summer Bible School
Clare A. Teeter
Waterloo
Blendie McConeky
F. L. Biller
Rore Lasche
Herbert H. Herfurth
Elsie I. Hansen
John A. DeMore
Myrtle Adams
Springfield
Clifford A. Gabel
Lucile A. Hanson
Ben T. Presnal
Ruth E. Adams
Hoyle N. Stout
Waterco
Audrey Lamb
A. W. Sylvester
Mabel Harriet Turner
Correction: Detroit wedding attendants listed differently
A published report misidentified the bridal party. L. J. Robert and Miss Mae Duffy attended Paul Jacoby and Miss Eleanor Hughes. Mae Duffy returned Thursday night from Detroit, confirming the correct attendants.
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L. J. Robert
Paul Jacoby
Eleanor Hughes
Detroit
L. 7
Robert
Mae Duffy
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