High Priced Car Ownership Not Yet Determined
Preliminary hearing for flenry Palmer and J G Whitney, alleged bootleggers, was held after their Friday arrest. The Cadillac seized at the William Brady home on 107 French Street was sold to Eugene Baker of Dubuque for 150 dollars, with four tires and tubes. Palmer and Whitney denied ownership of the car as police questioned them about the vehicle’s history and possible connections to liquor transport.
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Flenry
Almer
J. G. Whitney
Uon
William Brady
French Street
Brady
Eharvest
Cadillac
Eugene, Baker
Dubuque
Packard
Palmer
Steffen
Radio Programs and Religious Leaders Featured in Chicago Broadcasts
Central Standard Time programs listed with stations and times, including church addresses, Cardinal von Bantwur, Archbishop of Munich, and other clergy. Descriptions cover orchestras, choirs, and lectures from Chicago and major cities, noting debates on immortality and later topics.
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WES CD
RSW
Bao
Chicias
Stdlim
iMeathing
Congress
Biehop
Heylan
Sauer
Belgium
Peestdlay
Kuhoot eWidren Ssinglag Eat
Mase
Fies Af Tha Aguyels
Michael von Bantwur
Arengiahon
Munich
Ger
Hany
David i Wideh
Rehusetts
Gardin Louis Jubo
Avratbisiaop
Paris
Ders Arefhitine
Daniel Manils
Mealbourne
Aub
Villa
Panlitaal Wahmans
Cardinal
Bestop Lyarch
Baluiniones
HDS
EBON
ANCE
WED
Evls
ANAK
WAG
WON Wi
WENT
Wan
Keeper of 70-Year Accuracy Records Chronologer Alexander
New York June 21 The aging bookkeeper Jasac M Alexander at Schulters Galleries on Fulton Street plans a quiet celebration as he nears 70 years of steady ledger work. He has never been late, retired from Park Nations Bank 21 years ago, and still spends mornings auditing columns. He values longevity, cites family records near 100, and notes minimal modern distractions while sharing views on prohibition and the younger generation.
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New York
Schulters Galleries
Jasac M. Alexander
Fulton Street
Sn. m
Alexander
D.eavy
New Jersey
Park Nations Bank
Schaltwis
Binet
le Bits
Superior New Strain of Russian Flax Is Taken to Ireland
A superior new Russian flax strain, grown from a single seed, has been introduced to Ireland. The Linen Industry Research Association in Belfast reported progress in flax production, noting simplified spinning and improved bleaching and dyeing to reduce waste and loss while preserving fabric quality. The innovation promises a longer growth cycle and higher yield with stable dye resistance.
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Ireland
London
Cheaner
Sim- Pier
Linen Industry Research Association
Belfast
Antisnake serum eyed for wider use in U S
Washington DC Surgeon General Stimson outlined plans for an antisnake serum to combat the rat snake species. He noted optimistic reports from North American and South American tests and explained health service licensing delays due to legal duties and inspections.
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Washington, D.C
A. AL. Stimson
United States Public Health Service
America
Stimson
Health Service
Police Notes Report Window Shot and Chicken Raid
Police notes recount a shooting at W E Penns 2316 Lafayette Street with a .32 caliber bullet found inside the home. Detectives Davis and Grivec investigated. no suspect located. A raid on a hospital chicken house by thieves failed before any birds were taken. Officers Farley Wray and Raines responded to a call about a joyride auto theft but found no further activity. A balloon fire near Humiel hotel and a car ear damage on Park Avenue are also mentioned with minor incidents.
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W.e. J. Penns
Lafayette Alreet
Pniice
Ralph, Davis
Grivec
Roy Colvin
Penne
St Francis Hospital
Humoel
Hows
Biull Su
Park Avenue
Drive Against Auto Thefts and Holdups
In Des Moines a new drive to curb auto thefts and holdups began today. Two veteran detectives were assigned to patrol hangouts and round up suspects. Several fronts were being held for investigation as weekend crime reports noted two autos stolen with no other notable incidents.
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Ves Moines
Des Moines
Sue Igiana
Agora in Athens Seen as World’s Richest Archaeology Prize
American scientists plan an Agora excavation to replace modern shops with ancient dwellings, turning the market into a living crossroads. The piece contrasts ancient and modern Athens, noting real estate shifts, the Acropolis, Parthenon ruins, and the Agora’s role as a political and social hub.
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Washington, D
Agora
Athens
Centar
National, Geographic Society
Ihe
Summer Conference of Congregational Young People Fixed
The Iowa Congregational churches plan a six day Lake Okoboji gathering from June 28 to July 4 for training in service and wholesome living. Grinnell and Tabor hosts led by Rev. B Merle Adams. Edward Allen serves on a national youth committee. program includes morning classes, afternoons of recreation, and supervised activities with lifeguards.
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Iowa Congregational Charches
Lake Pkoboil
Milford
Grinnell College
Tabor College
Tabor
Ipisc
B. Merle Adamis
Grinnell
Iowa Congregational Conference
Iowa
Thrnout
National Congregational Education Society
Edward Allen
Sheldon
Young People’s Department
Congregational Education Society
Allén
Sheldon High School
Pas
Osage
Edward
Allen
Carl P. Bast
Rock Rapids
Alee
Ancient Agora figures shape modern philosophy and law
The Agora at Solon’s law era hosted Solon the lawmaker, Demosthenes against Philip of Macedonia, and Socrates in deep thought. It also housed the Stoics and Diogenes the lantern-wielding critic, all shaping ideas and terms still used today.
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Agora
Solon
Demosthenes
Philip
Macedonia
Philipnic
Socrates
Diogenes
Firecrackers Only for Fourth of July Says Judge Gwynne
Judge Gwynne told three youths Earl Richter Alford Werthen and Bernard Lane that firecrackers are allowed only on July 4 and must not be ignited beforehand. They were arrested Sunday on Lafayette Street. Werthen and Lane were fined and costs with suspended payment while Richter was released after claiming he did not light any firecrackers.
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John
Richter
Arrest for Driving While Drunk Follows Sunday Crash
Sam W Hawkins was arrested by Sergeant P Walker and Roy Colvin on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a Sunday evening crash that damaged both cars. The case, tied to a complaint by Robert B Hanson of 122 Argyle Street, proceeded to trial before Judge John W Gwynne. Also noted is a liquor nuisance arrest of William Cortlandt and the Ferger residence still, with Berger held on bail after a basement still was found.
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Sam W. Hawkins
P. , Walker
Roy Colvin
John W. Gwynne
Hawkins
Robert B. Hanson
Argyle Street
Hanson
Shale Smale
William
Cortlandt
William JA
Cook
Aizure
Tigh Granivine
Berger
Indian Mounds in Central Louisiana Unearthed by Explorer
Washington June 21. Archaeologist Gerard Fowke spent winter in Central Louisiana examining 20 mounds built by a prehistoric tribe along the Red River near Marchville. The largest mound rises 12 feet and covers three acres. Artifacts are scarce, suggesting an era before contact with Spaniards. Large mounds contain decayed skeletons and remnants of houses once atop them, while soil erosion has altered the landscape. The builders’ relation to neighboring tribes and their ancient origin remain mystery.
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Washington, de Ci
Louisiana
Ted
Marchville
Gerard Fowke
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Aly
Towkeé
Mystery of Ancient Mounds Baffles American Archaeologists
Reports describe smaller mounds with evidence of two or three periods and circular, ground-surrounding enclosures, unusual for the region. The site was once occupied by Avoyelle Indians at first white settlement, but they likely had no relation to the mound builders whose identity remains a mystery.
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Avoyelle
McClune May Run as Independent Des Moines
Friends of James O McClune state auditor have started a movement in Des Moines to run him on an independent ticket for reelection next fall. McClune was defeated by J Wo Long of Ames in the Republican primary. His supporters say his defeat came from failure to pardon his candidacy.
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Ames
Gan
Bag
Maines Maret
Markels
Wsitense
Cetoy
Ndowl
Fale Oy Ik
Hutebuegh
Shenandoah
Powler
Clarinda
Springneld
Orchestr Is
St. Paul
Ork Progra
Lincali
WCAE
KSD
WSA
Cinch Als
WPAM
Slay Clan
Pittsburg
iNianedees
Pittsburgh
WSOG
New York
Orchestra
Omaha
Clagsteal
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleveland
Orch
Cvo
Alaabe
Prograv
Organ
Quest
Keness
The
Fountain
Durant
Philosophy
Linicago
Soldiers’ Field
Congress
Rex
Dward
Hannt
Francisco
Chicago
Histon
F. Hoban
America
Pericles
Greece
Montaigne
France
Shakespeare
England
MarRete
Exon Msc
Onvidia
Mirtheles
Markete
Dex Maines
Weig
Peogray
Prograutay
Independence
Pepka
GISS
Springfield
Holgate
St. Pauls
Itcawe
Davenport
Cincinatti
SA — Cat
Mrnuolins
UFA
Hot Springs
Plttsburgh
Aluskate
Pontiac
EL Pittsburgh
Prograt
Ontaria
WEAF
New
Weco
Mois-St.Paul
Orchea
Des Moines
Mouseheart Settin
Sis
Kansas_ City
Chileaga
Des. Moines
James O. McClune
Audhor
McClune
J. Wo Long Ot Ames
Juan
McGlune
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Piraeus
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San Pedro Harbor
Parthenon
Gulf of Aegina
Parthenga Billey
Perce Supreme Court
Aindern
Theseum
Marsung
Lreabettus
Althea the Agora
Sonal Quiter
Ummer Conference of Congregational Young People Fixed
Gwynne
Agle & Heal Electric CO
Fitzgerald Blig
Schoi
Arcdrug and Shoe Stores
SMAGH
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Camp Avenue
Chamberlaing
H. F. Greten & CO
Bridge St
Viana
At Our Stores
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Waterloo
West
Teonte
West Pourth Strait
Red Bull
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