Magnetic motor inventor III a result of an accident
Washington report about Lester Hendershot, linked to a claimed fuelless motor, hospitalized after an octovkie shock while experimenting with a motor. He was admitted in serious condition, with arms and palate affected initially, later showing partial recovery but nerves still partly paralyzed. Address listed as the Lee house with backer J Barr Peal of Pennsylvania.
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Washington, Dbd
Marek
Lester Hendershot
Pittsburpin
Ebeney Hospital
Lester Vendershot
Pittshurch
Hendershot
Three School Bus Crash Victims In Danger State
Three bus crash victims remain in danger as medical teams treat the injured after a collision near Marble Rock en route to Waterloo. Physicians from Marble Rock and Greene assist at Waterloo hospital as families gather at the scene and at the hospital. The wreck raises questions about the safety route and the cause remains unexplained by officials.
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Waterloo
E. Bigelow
Greene
C. A. Wilson
L. B. Sedlacek
Marble Rock
M. B. Cain
Dorothy Bear
James Ridder
Rock Island
O'Keefe & Towne
Hileman & Gindt and
Petersen Bros
William H. Bickley
J. Cecil Bickley
F. W. Porterfield
H. E. Risse
Hospital
Risse
Arthur
Eagene
Marble Reck
Scheol Apa
Bert Stauffer
Charles May
Fred Barnett
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Indiana Governors Face Perilous Paths in Primary
Indianapolis March. Ten men seek the governorship, three former Indiana governors have faced trials, and one served a penitentiary term. Republicans lead with Eleva. eight Democrats enter the gubernatorial primary amid risk and public interest.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Althowo
Indiana
Reed to Play for Wisconsin Support
Kansas City March 9 Senator James A Reed of Missouri will bid for Democratic support in Wisconsin soon after his address before the Kentucky legislature in Frankfort next Tuesday. Reed's managers said no definite date was set for his Wisconsin address but expected it in mid to late March.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
Missouri
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Frankfort
Reed
Hd. S. Villmoore
Iowa Senate backs mild sports add to university plan
Des Moines March 9 4 The Iowa senate debated a resolution by Senator Charles H Fulton Jefferson county urging the University of Iowa sports department to include mild forms of sport with equal cultural value such as poker and bridge whist. He noted salaries exceed 50000 annually and the measure was laid over.
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Des Moines
University of Iowa
Iowa
Charles H. Fulton
Jefferson County
Jessie Cooley Hit By Automobile Near Church
Miss Jessie M Cooley and Mrs J C Ricker of Walnut Court apartments were struck by a car while walking to church near Christ Episcopal church at 7 30 pm. Cooley suffered severe bruises to left leg and ankle while Ricker escaped injury. The vehicle was occupied by two boys. both women were hospitalized but report not serious.
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Jessie M. Cooley
J. C. Ricker
Walnut Court Apartments
Ricker
Miss Cooly
Christ, Episcopal Church
Howard Shannon Arrested In Theft Case At Local Stations
Howard Shannon aged 23 of 25 Pine Street was arrested by Detective Hugh Cromrine for theft linked to two Sinclair stations. He allegedly stole £13 from one site on Firth and Washington streets about a month ago and later returned $30 from another location, claiming the money would be kept for conscience. The inquiry continues as investigators connect him to additional charges in the Logan Avenue area.
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Howard Shannon
Hugh Cromrine
Sinclair Oil An-Ing
Firth and
Washinton
Shannon
Standard Ou
Logan Ave
Moe
Center Street
Gal's Dowt Wear Enough Clothes to Stop Eren an Behe
Fragmentary text indicates a local note or item with unclear names and context. Readable fragments mention attire and a person or place but lack verifiable facts to confirm a coherent event or outcome. The piece resembles a damaged page snippet with stray garbled phrases.
Wreckage of School Bus Marks Tragedy Scene at Crossing
A school bus crash near a crossing leaves multiple children injured, with details of affected youths and nearby observers. Dr. Webster Reed witnessed the collision from his home and helped summon aid as the scene unfolded.
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Webster Reed
Reed
Charles Reed
Reed House
Sedlacek
Wilson
Marble Rock
Call
Bigelow. Greene
Stra
Des Moines Evening Paper to Start May 1
A newly planned Des Moines Evening paper will begin operations on May 1. The venture aims to challenge existing dailies and expand local readership with a Republican leaning editorial stance and daily edition coverage.
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Des Moines
Teacher Goes to Jail Rather Than Obey Court Order
Des Moines reports Esther Mary Brannen, a local high school teacher, began her second day in county jail after Judge Lester Thompson ordered solitary confinement until she produces a missing real estate contract sought by Edward Sammon who claims she borrowed it and refused to return it. Brannen asked relatives to bring clothing, signaling expectation of a long siege.
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Des Moines
Esther Mary Brannen
Lester Thompson
Edward Sammon
Hammill appoints Republican judge in high district
Des Moines March 9. Gov Hammill announced the appointment of Harold D. Evans of Iowa City, a Republican, to the Highth judicial district bench. Evans succeeds the late Judge Ralph Otto of Iowa City. The Johnson County Bar Association had endorsed A Byington, a Democrat, for the vacancy created by Judge Otto’s death.
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Des Moines
i-Pi
Harold D. Evans
Towa City
Highth
Hammill
Evans
Ralph Otto
Johnson County Bar Association
A. Byington
Otto
Former Towan Says Wife Already SlarrIed
Chicago report of Mrs Edna E Lawrence of Minneapolis being arrested on a bigamy charge for marrying Harry L Johnson in November 1925 while still married to an undivorced husband. Johnson says she claimed her husband was deceased. Postponed Venus rocket flight plan due to funds. Ohio inventor Robert Condit delays launch until late summer. Marriage licenses: Edgar L Sweitzer and Esther Ann Gaston, both of Waterloo.
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Chicago
Edna E. Lawrence
Minneapolis
Harry L. Johnson
Perry
Johnson
Venus
Miami Beach
Fla
LPI
Robert Condit
Ohio
Condit
Views of the People Purposed in Waterloo Attitude
Alvin Fussell signs a letter to the editor condemning factional violence in Waterloo. The writer urges clarity on the March debate and criticizes actions threatening residents amid local political tensions as the paper notes reader concerns.
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Payette
Waterloo
Shepp
Nia
Shay
Ersons
Leo Jeger
Waterioa
Coral
Tipi Carnell
Thrapp
Upper
Towy
Alvin Fussell
Membership drive meeting reports prizes tonight
Members of the Kaak Wal tum league gather at Eagie's hall 11 1-3 Fifth street past 6:30 p m to hear membership drive results. Prizes include a Shakespeare reel donated by Art Stites Cigar company and fishing tackle from M. Berkley Hardware. Judge G W Wood and James C Murtagh speak. loyalists invited to supper and meeting.
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Kaak Waltum League
Eagie’s
Fifth Street
Rsh
Art Stites Cigar Company
M. Berkley Hardware Company
G. W. Wood
James C. Murtagh
Izaak Wallon Lodge
Leaks Friends
Snowstorm Forces Time Fliers Down in Michigan
Mt. Clemens Michigan March 9 UP Snow driven by a powerful wind forced Edie Stinson and Capt. George Haldeman to abandon their attempt to set a new world endurance flight record at 3 a m today. They had been aloft in the Stinson-Detroiler plane 181 hours with a long wing orange and black craft performing admirably until the snowstorm obscured vision and endangered safety. The Whirlwind motor, operational 420 hours before the flight, performed perfectly according to the fliers.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Edie Stinson
George Haldeman
Stinson-Detroiler
Fall Too Sick to Appear for Trial
Albert B. Fall the former interior secretary is too ill to appear in Washington. Dr. H T Safford Fall’s physician said today. Fall hosted Harry F Sinclair yesterday, the oil magnate and co defendant in the Teapot Dome conspiracy case set to begin April 2.
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el Paso
Tex
U.P
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
H.T. Safford
Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Britain Cuts Down 1928 Naval Budget
London reports a reduction of 1,915,000 pounds in 1928 naval spending, bringing the three services total to 114,600,000 pounds. The navy's net expenditures fall to 957,300,000 pounds, 700,000 under initial estimates, announced by First Lord Bridgeman.
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London
Great Britain
CLOPING WIFE RETURNS TO HUSBAND IN IOWA
Cedar Rapids March 9 1947 found at Oelwein after two year search by husband who had been abandoned in Hartford Conn to slope with war veteran K M Leonas. Mrs Miciulis accepts husband’s forgiveness and will take three children and a newborn baby. Leonas freed of Mann act charge upon agreement not to return to Hartford. Ouster defense opens in the Homer B Clark and Peter Tusselling case as county supervisors.
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Oelwein
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Hartford
Conn
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Anthony Miciulis
Micialis
Leonas
Mann
Enozstille
Homer B. Clark
Peter Tusselling
Wanamaker Dies at Atlantic City
New York reports Rodman Wanamaker head of the Wanamaker stores died at Atlantic City at age 65 after a four day illness. Family present at bedside included Capt John Wanamaker and Mrs Hector Munn. Bodies to be taken to near Philadelphia for funeral arrangements. Stores in New York Philadelphia Paris and London to close until funeral. Wanamaker, insured for 7.5 million dollars, was a noted merchant and philanthropist.
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New York
Pi—Rodman Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Atlantic City
Grover Whalen
5801
Atlante Avenue
Ows
John Wanamaker
Hector Munn
Philadelphia
Whalen
Paris
London
Altho
Rodman Wanamaker
Lewis Rodman Wanamaker
United States
Brain Tests for New York Evening Post Intervience Study
A garbled OCR excerpt describes brain tests comparing responses in animals and humans during reading experiments. It references a university setting, a person named Tate, and mentions evaluating feelings and reactions to stimuli. The text is chaotic and contains many misread words and unclear phrases.
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Amy Tate
Iowa Employment in February Shows Gain Over January
Des Moines report by A A L Urick, Iowa commissioner, notes a 0.9 percent rise in industrial employment in February after a 3.3 percent drop in January. Total state employment fell by 548 workers. Gains led by food and allied products, lumber and leather, textiles, and iron and steel. Declines occurred in paper, printing, patent medicines, chemicals, and stone and clay sectors.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. A L. Urick
State Bureau of
Isbor
Urick
Food and Kindred Products
Congress Today Senate Debates Norris Muscle Shoals Measure
The Senate continues debate on Norris Muscle Shoals resolution while committees pursue coal and cotton probes. Public lands panel weighs pending bills as House votes on Norris-White lame duck amendment and keeps shipping and Muscle Shoals hearings moving.
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United Press Senate
Norris Muscle Shoals
Public Lands
HOUSE
Muscle Shoals
Employment trends in Iowa cities show varied gains
During the month the employment trend in seven large Iowa towns was reported, listing Cedar Rapids at 3.0 percent, Davenport 13 percent, Des Moines 0.7, Dubuque 0.6, Sioux City 7.6, and Waterloo 4, with shifts across sectors including products, tobacco and cigars, and railway war shops.
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Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Siuix City
Waterloo
Poisoned in Pass Ends Life of Editor’s Wife
Paris dispatch reports Mrs Sophy Wheeler Crosby wife of Pasadena California editor died today from Verona poisoning in a suspected domestic tragedy. Police said the case is under investigation with no immediate motive disclosed. Crosby had been prominent in literary circles and the Pasadena press.
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Pass
Paris
Sophy ‘Wheeler Crosby
Pasadene, Cal
Verona
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