Legal Battle on T. B. Area Plan Revived in Court
In Des Moines Judge LU B Boies presides as Herbert A. Huff leads the state's case to place Black Hawk County under the bovine tuberculosis eradication plan. The long fight began in 1924 with Allen Peverill and cattle owners seeking to block compulsory action, with the Iowa Supreme Court previously upholding county authority. The latest reopening renews the challenge as petitions and amendments return to the district court for final legal testing.
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Herbert A. Huff
Des Moines
Viawk County
Allen Peverill
LU. RB. Boies
Peverill
Black Hawk County
Board’ of Supervisors
Supreme Court
District de Ton
Nank
Huff
A. G. Reid
Board of Supervisors
Walter, Jensen
Howard H. McCoy
Radio Banquet Broadcast From Hotel Russell Son
A special amplifier receiver was installed in the dining room of Hotel Russell son for a dinner program tonight. Alumni and former students of the University of Iowa will listen to WSUT from Waterloo as they mark the Sabilety anniversary of the university.
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Adionhone
Hotell Russellson
Waterloo
University of Towa
WSUT
oCityg
Funeral Rites for Henry Meyers Many Attend
The article records funeral services for Henry Meyers Many with remarks by Ralph Moreton of the First Church. It references hymns Nearer My God to Thee and Abide With Me, and mentions John G. Miller and J. A. Jy Elimany among attendees. The report notes scholarly and religious figures present at the ceremony.
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Ralph Moreton
First ‘Church
Ghl
John G." Miller
Trapshooting gains fans at 5000 clubs and Grand American
The Grand American Handicap at Vandalia, Ohio, last fall drew 1,050 shooters at the traps and trapped 700,000 targets. New meet record setter Charlie Young of Springfield won a $1000 prize and a 500 diamond medal. The 10 high amateurs of America average 97 with a world record. A Z Stauber of Los Angeles posts 1,473 hits of 1,500 for a .982. Art Killam of St. Louis leads professionals at .9833.
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United Ree
Van‘dalia
Charlie” Young
Springfield
Ard
America
A. Z. Stauber
Los Angeles
Cal
Art Killam
St. Louis
Michigan deer sighting inspires rural protection effort
A Michigan Ameri can Game Protective Association member lauds local sport clubs for protecting deer in the northern counties. He cites Talbert yard on the Tahquamenon river where twenty deer can feed on hay and oats, with 3,000 deer in the area. Last winter 210 deer were counted entering the yard in a three mile stretch.
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Michigan
American Game Protective Association
Soecal
Iubs
Hulbert
Mich
Talbert
Tahquamenon River
Woman seeks gas mask at army store
A lady asks a store clerk to sell a gas mask claiming it is for her husband who works in a powder unit by day and smokes at home, per De trojun News.
Widow of vice consul wins 30000 from American government
Mrs. Robert Weimbrie, widow of the American vice-consul killed in Persia, was awarded 30000 by the American government. President Coolidge signed a bill pensioning William W. Sandemann, longtime leader of the United States Marine Band, for 25 years. Dr. Nicholas Partos, New York real estate man, insured for 3000000. William Morden of Evanston, a manufacturer, returned home after a Central Asia trip during which he was captured and tortured by Mongolian soldiers.
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Robert Weimbrie
Acmob
Persia
William W. Sandemann
United States Marine Band
President Coolidge
Nicholas
New York
William TY. Morden
Evanston
Central
Asia
Woman Held for Killing Older Husband Freed on Bond
Elizabeth Crouse, 33, released on 10000 bond as investigation continues into the death of her husband John A. Crouse, 62, wealthy farmer. Coroner’s jury to hear testimony. dispute over whether he fell from a car running board or was forced by accident during a quarrel. Authorities hold 3500 in currency found in his hand. no date set for preliminary hearing.
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Crouse
Mirs
Colorado couple disappear leaving children behind
A Colorado couple, John C. McGinnis and his wife, vanished from the Hawk Eye hotel near Waterloo after earlier bringing their four atopchil dren to the hotel under an agreement to care for them until funds could be found. McGinnis had sought ways to return the family to Denver, while his wife feared for her life if they stayed together. A telegram said the auto driven by McGinnis was mortgaged and taken out of state without permission.
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John C. McGinnis
Dubuque
Waterloo
Hawkeye Hotel
McGinnis
Denver
R. A. Doty
Chicago
McQin
Pila
Woman and Girl Injured by Autos in Cedar Falls Collision
A Cedar Falls woman Mrs Frank Bishop of 1509 Walnut and her four year old daughter Julia Ann Humiston were injured Sunday afternoon in separate auto incidents at Mullan and Falls avenues and on Kingsley street. Mrs Bishop suffered severe hand lacerations and minor bruises while Julia Ann Humiston was bruised and scratched. The Bishop car collided with Frank Huffman of New Hampton while the child was struck by a car driven by C A Labarra of 1020 Commercial Street.
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Frank Bishop
Walnut Street
Cedar Falls
Frank Huffman
New Hampton
Mullan and
Falls Avenues
A Desirable Spot in a Tale of a Faulty Valet
In American Boy Magazine a narrator asks about a valet and learns he was fired for removing a ten-spot from a suit. The exchange highlights a clash over a minor alteration and the valet’s role.
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Asker
Teller
American Boy Magazine
Cyclone Devastates Reunion and Madagascar Coast
A new powerful cyclone menaced Reunion Island following last Thursday’s storm. It swept Madagascar’s coast, destroying Tamatave and wiping out most buildings. Casualties feared to rise above initial estimates of 500, with widespread hunger and a massive rebuilding effort already underway. A relief ship was sent from Mauritius to aid Tamatave’s homeless. two later cyclones followed elsewhere in the Indian Ocean.
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St. Denis
Reunion
Reunion Island
Ab-El- Krim
Madagascar
Tamatave
Sainte Anne
Dsl Ware
Paris
St. Dennis
Capetown
Mauritis
Indian Ocean
Trinity Over Flood Maroons
Five hundred residents in south Dallas are trapped in their homes as heavy rains burst the Trinity River banks. The river reportedly widened beyond a mile in places, flooding lowlands and reaching doorsteps. Officials plan boats to aid those unable to move belongings from houses.
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Trinity
Maroons
Dallas
Tex
Trinity Tier
Soldier of fortune Tracy Richardson plans expedition into southern Mexico
AAP reports Tracy Richardson, a soldier of fortune and explorer, organizes an expedition into uncharted southern Mexico where he once observed hieroglyphs on cliff banks and other signs of ancient civilizations. In New York, the Heavenly Rest chapel plans to feature Mother Goose, Aesop, and Alice in Wonderland excerpts for children. London notes on English emigrants’ folk songs revive interest in eastern U.S. mountain areas. Texas leads in cattle with 6,136,000 head, followed by Iowa 4,029,000 and Wisconsin 2,975,000.
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Associated Press
New Yorks
Tracy Richardson
Mexico
New York
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Henry Darlington
London
United States
England
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