Logan Square Trust bank to reopen after president's suicide
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank, with deposits of 2.7 million dollars, closed after Fred W. Popp, its president, killed himself. Investigators found 51,600 in canceled checks drawn by his son Paul at Public National Bank of St. Louis. The bank will reopen Monday if restructuring plans proceed. officials say the institution remains safe.
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Chicago
Logan Square Trust & Savings Bank
Fred W. Popp
Popp
Paul Popp
Republic National Bank of St. Louis
California
H. F. Savage
Savage
Logan Square
John J. Sonsteby
Bank Robber Given 30 Year Sentence in Kansas City
J J Martin alias Martin Ryen was convicted of participating in the December 12 robbery of the Drovers National Bank messengers in Kansas City Missouri. He was found guilty yesterday by a circuit court jury and sentenced today to thirty years in the penitentiary on a second indictment drawing wide out of the same robbery.
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Kansas City
J. J. Martin
Martin Ryen
Drovers National Bank
Maretin
High Temperature Girl Failing Health in Escanaba
Miss Evelyen Lyons, Eskanaba, Michigan, has suffered a fever for three weeks and grows weaker. Doctors report her temperature around 115 with little appetite, as she is confined to bed and given broth.
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Escanaba, Mich
Evelyen Lyons
Two Men Die From Gas In Chicago Home
Two men identified as Kingki, 26, and John Padsialaw, 30, were found dead in bed in Chicago on March 19 from fumes escaping from a connected gas heater. A room attendant discovered the beds.
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Chicago
Kingki
John Padsialaw
Jesup and Osage Book Final Bid in Basketball Meet
Jesup and Osage traded leads in a tight game as Hogan of Osage scored early and Mason City struggled with fouls. The first quarter ended 3 to 0 for Osage while both teams battled for baskets in a tense finish.
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Jesup
Osage
Page
Hogan
Sage
Hill
Mason City
Mason
Local Woman Opposes Bill Limiting Work Hours
March 10 hearing before the Iowa house labor committee drew a large, mostly female audience. Proponents, including Ida B Wise Smith Flora Suntan and Kittle Valley, defended the Potts bill while opponents such as Jim Frailey and Mrs Ives argued it would bar women from advancement.
Dubuque Votes to Spend on City Water Plant
In Dubuque Iowa a bitter campaign over city government forms ended with a three to one vote in a special election. Voters approved a $325000 bond issue to improve the municipal waterworks system, tallying 4975 for and 1395 against. The city council is authorized to proceed.
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Dubuque
Man Escapes Tama Jail Then Seeks Return
Toledo dispatch reports Glen Mercer who escaped Tama jail by crawling through a hand sized hole in his cell door then returned to the jail after an hour. He said solitary confinement drove him to flee but he lost his way in the dark and wished to see his four children. Mercer faces theft charges awaiting grand jury.
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Toledo
Glen Mercer
Chelsea
Mercer
Te Brand
Mrs. Eberle to Testify About Husband Slaying
Oskaloosa Iowa March 10 Mrs Katherine Eberle is expected to take the stand Monday afternoon in her own defense and explain under oath why she killed her husband Paul Eberle in their home near here January 2 No evidence was being heard as the court adjourned for the weekend
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Oskaloosa
Katherine Eberle
Paul Eberle
Here
Two Oelwein Boys Named for West Point Entry
Karl Hause of Oelwein is nominated principal and Ernest Weber of Oelwein is nominated as alternate to enter the West Point Military Academy with the July class. Both nominations come from Representative Haugen.
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Oelwein
West Point
Washington News
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Karl Hause
Ernest Weber
West Point Military Academy
Haugen
Grinnell College Loses Knox Debate
Grinnell College lost to Knox College in a debate at Galesburg Tr last night on whether the British cabinet government should be adopted in the United States. Grinnell argued the negative while also debating Carlton College Northwood Minn Thursday night with a win. The four colleges Knox Uariton Grinnell and Beloit are debating the issue.
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Grinnell, Ta
Grinnell
Knox Valleze
Galesburg
United States
Carlton College
Northwood
Minn
Knox, Uariton
Beloit Colleges
Iowa City's Woman Mayor in Race Again
Iowa City Republicans nominated incumbent Emma J Harrat for mayor in the coming election. Mayor Harvat has no opposition in the party race. Also nominated were Mrs Sarah P Hoffman for assessor and Mrs Clarence Vanphs for park commissioner. Harvat faces Democrat M B Burley in the campaign.
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Towa City
Emma J. Harrat
Tiarvat
Repiblicans
Sarah P. Hoffman
Clarence Vancphs
Mayer Harvat
M. B. Burley
Druggist Shootings Update In Des Moines
Harry W. Hoegle, a Des Moines druggist, was shot by a robber last Thursday evening. Hospital physicians report his condition is more critical than at any time since the shooting as police hold one suspect.
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Des Moinés
Harry W. Hoegle
Les Ban
Oskaloosa Votes for City Light Plant
Oskaloosa residents vote to issue bonds of 370000 dollars to build a municipal light plant. The decision was made yesterday in Oskaloosa Ta and includes plans for the city light facility.
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Oskaloosa
Ita
Nine Schools Enter Declam Contest at Shell Rock
Nine schools Hampton Hansell Allison Rockford Greene New Hartford Shell Rock Tripoli and Wagnerly participated in a subdistrict declamatory contest held last evening. Winners were Maurice Stapley Hartford in oratorical Daisy Stevens Shell Rock in dramatic and Dorothy Will Hansell in humorous.
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Shell Rock
Shell Mok
Hampton
Hansell
al Ison
Rockford
Greene
New Martford
Tripoli
Wagarly
Maurice Stapley
New Hartford
Daisy Stevens
Shell Rack
Dorothy Will
Phonograph Provides Music at Funeral in Cedar Falls
Funeral service for Mrs Caiilie Hennchling featured two hymns played on a phonograph at the home of her daughter Mrs Joan J Howie 2310 Main street with Dr Eugene Alten pastor of First M E church in charge.
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Cedar Falls
Caiilie Hennchling
Joan J. Howie
Main Street
Eugene Alten
First M. E. Church
Minquoketa and Iowa Briefs Across the State
Minquoketa speaker Dr W W Guthrie of the College of New York addressed Kiwanis on the French occupation of Ruhr valley. In Dubuque a local disabled American Veterans chapter formed with Henry Bitter as commander. Ames heard a state show trophy for corn awarded to Joseph Hurley in the Dubuque county display. Cedar Rapids reports a pardon needed to save J A Orange from jail for assault with a gas pipe, county action pending. A 12 year old seeks his father’s return home amid community pleas. In Cedar Rapids six hundred Shriners, many from out of town, attended El Kahir temple ceremony. Iowa City reports 12 year old Leroy Palmer, nephew of Mrs Roy Wertz, died from influenza. parents accompanied him from South Dakota after Wertz’s murder. Davenport notes a Bible was stolen from County Attorney John Weir’s office. Monticello voters will decide on an $8,000 school tax levy. Dubuque says Miss Susan Orvis will not arrive for two weeks due to recovery in Boston. Decorah counts 67 Winnebago county farms changing hands for $241,717. Des Moines mentions a debate team clash on debt cancellation at Morningside and State Teachers College. Cedar Falls notes H L Lawson charged with murder will stand trial after district judge’s return. Storm Lake prepares to swear in 60 vigilantes for a bank robbery pursuit. Ottumwa cites coroner’s jury recommending murder charges for Lauderbach and Jackson after Stevenson’s death.
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Minquoketa
W.W. Guthrie
The
College of New York
Ruhr Valley
Dubuque
Henry Bitter
Valeuque
James Sullivan
Francis Frantz
Sullivan
Ceday Rapids
el Kahir Temple
Iowa City
Leroy Palmer
Roy Wertz
Susan Orvis
America
Enst
Boston
Decorah
Winneshiek County
Des Moines
Des Moines University
Morningsife College
State Teachers College
Cedar Faltse Uoone
H. ¥. Lawson
William Shipley
Mecalis
Nevada
Storm Lake
Buena Vista County
Ottumsya
Arthur Lauderbach
Ulauderbach
Tex
Osage Hosts Mason City In Low-Scoring Hoop Tilt
Osage built a big lead by halftime and held on as Mason City struggled. Hogan and McGann sparked Osage with baskets, while Mason City managed only a few free throws late as the fourth quarter slowed to a crawl.
Osage Triumphs as McGann and McConnell Lead Scoring
Osage edges Mason City with key free throws and late baskets. McGann and Larson shine for Osage, while McConnell and Eslick pace Mason City scoring. Hogan adds points, with Hogan at 21 and McConnell at 4 from the line.
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Ang
Mason City
Osage
McGann
Larson
Wogan
McConnell
Eslick
Suminary
tHli
Bon c
Hogan
Erbe
Ealick
Whson
Garmon
Ulrickson
Sustrutions
Gripnen
Mawthomne
Titan
Tenderson
Batley
Viein Baskets
Hill
Ho-gan
Steel Orders Grow Rapidly In Late February Totals
New York reports U S Steel monthly tonnage for Feb 28 at 7,283,983 tons up from 6,910,776 on Jan 21 and 4,141,059 a year earlier. Dec 31 figure cited as 7 something thousand.
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New York
Anaélles
U.S. Steel Corporation
Ruhr Occupation Stirs Trade and Peace Talks
British reports from the Ruhr note fatigue on both sides of the conflict as workers and industrialists tire of the struggle. French and German industries face curbed supplies and shrinking trade while other nations press for independent representations in continental trade talks. German doctors refuse boycotts of French and Belgian troops as unethical and dangerous.
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Associated
London
Altke
Ruhr
Rhineland
Great Britain
Holland
Denmark
France
Sweden
Washington
Paris
Borcott
International
Essen
Fritz Filpry
German Medical Society
Harmann Bund
St Paul Stock Yards official arrested for embezzlement
James N. Lindsay former treasurer of the St Paul Union stock yards was arrested in St Paul Minnesota for embezzlement. Stock yard officials say Lindsay was more than 160000 dollars short in his accounts. Indiana soldiers bonus bill vetoed by Governor Warren T McCray reversing legislative action and Attorney General Lesh recommendation.
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St. Paul, Minn
James N. Lindsay
St. Paul Union
Lindsay
Indiana
Tndianspolis
Warren T. McCray
Lesh
McAdoo and Ford in Race for Democratic Nomination
The piece analyzes how William Gibbs McAdoo and Henry Ford may appeal to farmers and railroad workers in the upcoming Democratic nomination fight. It notes McAdoo's wartime wage policies for Black railroad workers and the potential political impact of railroad issues on voters nationwide. Ford's alleged economic miracles are also considered as a competing draw for labor.
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San Francisco
McAdoo
South
Mississippi
William Gibbs MicAdoo Black
Gan McAdoo
Ford
Sleeping Sickness Changes Character and Habits
A long discussion on sleeping sickness notes how the disease can alter the sufferer’s habits and personality. It cites cases of patients waking from long sleeps changed in almost every respect and warns readers to avoid crowds and seek fresh air while stressing the disease’s link to past influenza outbreaks and rising case numbers.
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McCoy
Business Invades Homes in Waterloo Park Avenue Sale
Waterloo expands commercial reach as residence at Park avenue and Franklin street changes hands to Drs J K Schwartz and M B Lovegrove for about 25000 dollars. W H Howrey brokered the deal with J O Knox and R M Knox as grantors. The 10 room house formerly of G C W Bown will house osteopathic offices and a laboratory with two more osteopaths moving in by April. Dr Schwartz has been with the Taylor clinic at Des Moines General Hospital and Mrs Lovegrove has focused on diseases of women and children and taught pathology.
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Waterloo
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
Des Moines
W. H. Howrey
J. O. and
R. M. Knox
M. B. Lovegrove
GC. W. Bown
J. Knox
Sull College
Subway Passengers Gassed by Ether From Can
On a crowded New York subway a can carried by Richard Channaro released ether fumes. About 69 of roughly 100 passengers in the car were overcome. Police found a quarter pound can and a small ether bottle on Channaro who faced narcotics charges.
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New York
Richard Channaro
Central America
Chamnaro
Hooded Mob Murders Spur Exodus to Texas Border
Bastrop Louisiana reports reveal Morehouse parish residents fleeing to the Rio Grande border after hooded mob killings of Watt Daniel and Thomas F. Richards. Carey and Laurie Calhoun, linked to the investigations, depart with others fearing retaliation while the grand jury reconvenes. New York observers say women no longer escape murder charges as juries demand accountability for crimes of passion.
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Laurie Calhoun
Morehouse_ parish
la Veria
Texas
Calhoun
Carey Calhoun
Jack Parker
Monroe
Morehouse Parish
Baltimore
BM. McKoin
Mer Rouge
Daniel
Richards
Fie
McKoin
Liaden
Bastrop
Watt Daniels
Toad
Laurie
Fred M.‘Gobb
Chinisi
Record Low Egg Prices Hit Market on Big Receipts
Tremendous egg receipts from the rural district weakened the market to 25 cents wholesale today. Quotations were the lowest for this time of year in many years. Eggs retailed at 28 to 30 cents.
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Bloomington
Turkey signals minor treaty changes at Lausanne talks
Angora government submits a note to British French and Italian high commissioners at Lausanne. It seeks no major changes to political claims and treaty clauses but requests discussion on economic terms and capitulations. The note proposes slight boundary adjustments, acceptance of prisoners of war and communications provisions, and payment of debt interest in paper money.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Lausanne
Angora
Economist
Hamid Bey
Soldiers Injured in Fire at Fort Myer
An investigation was ordered into a spectacular fire at Fort Myer across the Potomac from Washington. The blaze destroyed eight buildings at the historic post with losses of about $100,000 and 14 casualties. The fire was brought under control early today.
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Washington, D.C
Fort Myer
Potomac River
Washington
Davis
United States
Explosion Kills Mother and Infant in Moonshine Case
In Cleveland a 50 gallon moonshine still exploded in an attic injuring and killing Mrs Josephine Bordonaro and her nine month old baby. The blast wrecked the attic and set fire to their clothing as the mother rocked the child. Louis Bordonaro was downstairs.
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Cleveland
Josephine Bordonaro
Louis
Closson
Radicals Surrender in Bridgeman Convention Case
Ose Pastor Stokes and nine others, arrested in connection with the Bridgeman communist convention raid, surrendered to authorities in St. Joseph Michigan today.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Ose Pastor Stokes
Bridgeman
Services for Mrs H H Koeneke Held at Local Church
Mrs H H Koeneke is mourned as Rev Henry Mueller leads a large congregation at First Lutheran Church for a funeral service citing the gospel of Martha and Mary. Bearers include Henry Theilman and James Rickert. interment in Prairieview Cemetery. Relatives traveled from Reinbeck Chicago Minneapolis Tripoli and other places for the service.
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H. H. Koeneke
WH. H. Koeneke
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
John
Martha
Mary
Henry , Theilman
Will Stolte
James Rickert
Frank McDonald
Herman, Becker
Charles Bertch
Pairview Cemetery
E.G. Schuknecht
Reinbeck
H. R. Schu Knecht
Chicago
J. R. Schu- Knecht
Minneapolis
Gmma Redeman
H. C. Koeneke
Kuittel
Miss Matilda Greten Dies After Long Illness in Waterloo
Miss Matilda Greten sister of H J Greten and Mrs E G Baker died at 6 30 am today after a long illness. Born January 15 1887 in Howard County she lived in New Hampton and Waterloo. Survived by parents Nicholas and Mrs Greten and siblings H J Greten E G Baker BP Greten N C Fresser James Williams Louise Frances Ida Greten Funeral arrangements in New Hampton and at O Keefe Towne funeral home. Robert Sassaman funeral notice follows with service at Immanuel Lutheran Church.
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Matilda Greten
H. J. Greten
BG. Bak
South Street
Jong
New Hampton
Waterloo
Miss Greten
Howard
Mra
Nicholas Greten
E. G. Baker
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