Man Wanted for Kentucky Murder Arrested Here
Iva Davis, colored, wanted for murder in Owensburg Kentucky, was arrested in Waterloo at 12:30 pm and held in county jail awaiting officers. Police chief H Young and Capt Tom Morris led the effort after a telegram directed the search, locating the six foot two detainee who attempted an upstairs ruse to escape.
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Iva Davis
Owensburg
Waterloo
Kentucky
H. Young
Tom Morris
Vihity
Lice Department
Jef Young
Davis
Morris
Stanley
Fall Expects Mineral Leases to Boost Revenue
Washington March 11 Secretary of the Interior Fall says the mineral leasing act has increased work at the General Land Office and the location service and will raise yearly income. Back royalties on leases plus new oil gas coal and phosphate receipts are expected to swell revenue, with much of it funding additional projects. The General Land Office faces about 7,000 applications for mining claims under the act, many likely to prove pay propositions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Fiead
Monona Iowa Fire Hits $100000 in Business District
The Monona business district suffered about 100000 in damage after a 130 fire at 30 oclock damaged Frank Howard general store Forug store Carl Lubbers restaurant Englehart Earnhardt machine shop and Joe Jaeger home were destroyed. Many neighboring store windows were ruined and the Monona hotel was lightly damaged. Firefighters saved the hotel after heroic efforts. Origin of the fire unknown and losses said to be insured.
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Associated Press
Monona
Hich
Harry Fox
Frank Howard
Forrug
Carl Lubber
Englehart & Earnhardt
Joe Jaeger
Tonona 8Ana
Waterloo players stage two leads in Here's Your Baby
George D. Miller will portray Jorkins Jobson in Pieres Your Baby at Majestic theatre under Sacred Heart church auspices on March 17. Leslie R. Lewis appears as Dan in Here's Your Baby, steering set design and acting prowess. The Ames and Waterloo troupe showcases their talent with era costumes and staging.
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George D. Miller
Jorkins Jobson
Waterloo Players
Piere
Sacred Heart Church
Majestic Theatre
Mr. Miller
Leslie R. Lewis
Poet
Ames
Mr. Lewis
Dan
Helmer Myre Defeats Edwards for Heavyweight Wrestling Win
Forest City Iowa March 11 Associated Press Helmer Myre of Mason City claimed the world’s next heavyweight crown by defeating Billy Edwards of Nebraska City in 1 55 00 Edwards yielded after a head scissors and wristlock as Myre tightened the hold late in the match.
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Associated Preess
Forest City
Helmer Myre
Mason City
Billy Edwards
Nebraska City
Nab
Edwards
Myre
Edward
Y M C A Reports Active February
The February report shows strong Y M C A activity in Waterloo. Membership rose to 911 in good standing with 396 in the boys department and 516 in the senior division. Bible classes had 250 attendees, and the laymen gospel teams reached 1,100 people with four conversions.
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Waterloo
Californians to Explain Japanese Land Issue in East
A California group will travel east to present the facts of the Japanese land situation to the nation. Wallace Irwin stated that understanding in California hinges on hard facts rather than sentiment, warning that delaying a solution only increases danger.
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New York
United States
Wallace Irwin
California
Irwin
Hugolan
California Delegation Seeks East Coast Visit for Better Ties
Irwin notes a general sense of organization in the country while faulting Americans for inaction. He stresses that planned eastern travel by the California delegation is not yet finalized, but anticipates the trip will foster a clearer understanding of the situation and improve relations between nations.
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Irwin
California
Farmers Burn Wood Worth 345 Millions
Farmers burned 68,244,000 cords of wood valued at 345.866 million dollars for fuel last year, with an average of 10.6 cords per farm, according to department of agriculture figures.
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Associated Prep
Washington, D. C
Departments of Agricultural
Boxing draw in Denver ends eight-month layoff
Bud Clancy of Detroit and Young Fitz Stamons of Oklahoma City fought 12 rounds to a draw last night in Denver. The bout marked the first here in eight months. Promoters John F. Corbett and Jack Kanner planned further action today.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Bud Clancy
Detroit
Young Fitzstamons
Oklahoma City
Middlewelchly
John F. Corbett
Jack Kanner
Case to test statute on fighting for money says DA
District Attorney Van Close states a test case will probe the affair to determine the legality of the money fighting statute. The action aims to clarify how such offenses are treated under current law.
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Colorado
van Clse
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