Turn Air Cruisers Into Seaplanes As Army Fliers Rest
Four Army airmen in Seattle prepare for days of tests converting air cruisers into seaplanes at Sand Point. Maj. Frederick J. Martin leads with Lieutenants Smith Wade and Nelson. The squadron travels from Santa Monica on a 25000 jaunt and charity gifts including lucky charms and a bronze image are noted.
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Wee Tress
Seattle
Wash
Chensely
Globe
Frederick J, Martin
Maj
Martin
Miers
Vadcouver Barracks
Lients
Lowell Ji. Smith
Leish J. Wade
Erik J. Nelson
Sand Point Aviation Field
Curry Goodhick
Maj. Martin
Santa Monica
Cal
California
Los Angeles
Cal- Capo
Lifer Refuses to Testify in Pal's Murder Trial
Des Moines reports Cecil Mickle an accomplice in the killing of railroad detective Thomas Griffin refused to testify in district court. Gaskin, charged with first degree murder, faces trial as Mickle, held in Farradison for his role, declined to provide testimony, shifting blame to Gaskill.
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Lifer
Pal
Des Moines
Trfal
Jack
Spike) Gaskin
Thomas Griffin
Cecil Mickle
Alickie
Farradison
Gnaris
Mickle
Dater
Gaskill
Girl Finds Father Shot to Death in Burlington Home
In Burlington New Jersey on March 24 Wingate was found dead in his room by his 14 year old daughter Jeanette. His wife Mrs Wingate lay wounded near the heart with a revolver in his hand. Police say she accuses him of shooting her and then taking his own life. Her recovery is not expected.
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Burlington
N. J
Wingate
Jeanette
Two Trains Derailed Hit Auto. Driver Not Hurt
Chicago reports Edward A. Polka, furniture company official, escaped unharmed when his auto collided with two elevated trains near Austin Boulevard. Snow blinded him as he drove through gates. the eastbound train struck the car, burying it in the path of a westbound car. The car’s rear was left damaged, yet Polka was uninjured.
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Chicago
Edward A. Polka
Hhis
Austin Boulevard
Polka
House Resolution Seeks Broad Probe of Prohibition Enforcement
Washington D C March resolution introduced by Representative Kendrick New York calls for a sweeping investigation of the federal Prohibition enforcement system. The measure directs a five member committee appointed by the speaker to probe the office of the federal prohibition commissioner amid allegations of mismanagement and neglect by high officials.
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Washington, D. C
Representative Kendrick
New York
Ave
Rect
Fire burning in hold of Japanese liner Korea Maru
Fire rages in hold No 3 of the Japanese liner Korea Maru which departed Kobe March 17 for Hongkong. Word received by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce states the blaze was reported early today. The ship left Kobe February 26. The exchange enjoined New York news. The National Stock Cotton & Grain Exchange Inc was enjoined by the Supreme Court with consent of the exchange and its president Joseph Cooper under the Martin Act.
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San Francisco
Kobe
Hongkong
Chamber of Commerce
Zealous Cop Pleads for Cash Smell Turns to Disinfectant
A Denver patrolman, tired of routine traffic duty, traces a suspicious cash delivery to a wagon. The driver confesses the cask holds only disinfectant, so potent it could fell a officer. The officer escorts the package, then apologizes after the mix up.
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Denver
Colo
Promoter of Drainage Project Takes Own Life
Theo dore Kerndt, 57, a promoter of the Bisposed Winne- Shiek bottoms drainage project, was found dead in Lansing Indiana after a self inflicted fatal wound. The project drew nationwide interest and spurred opposition from the Walton league over potential harm to plant and animal life in the district.
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Lansing
Theodore Kerndt
Kerndt
Tzank Walton League
Pittsburgh Man Minister to Greece
Washington March 27 Insin B Laughlin Pittshaven has been selected by President to be minister to Greece.
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Pittsburgh
Greece
Washington, D. C
Insin
Laughlin
Pittshaven
Presidentauridge
Creace
Vague City Briefs Highlight Crime and Local Incidents
In Davenuport and nearby towns, crime vigilance rises as reports spread of a former Des Moines operator迁 migrating here. A woman named Maria Lukashavac was found dead, and an accused hootlegeing suspect pled guilty and received six months in jail. Town events feature peculiar aunties performing, manhole-related mischief, and odd sightings. Local injuries include a horse kick in Lester Hudson, a gash in an unidentified Sioux City man, and a fatal illness rumor. Prominent obituaries note the deaths of attorney J. P. Connor and Martin Qlinpach, with Connor’s long service in law and banking referenced.
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Davenuport
Mucher
Tellie
Des Moines
Poli Shenandoah
Charles Lee McMahon
Maria Lukashavac
Cire
Marshalsowe
Cy- Ato
Orvile
Atgood
Laura Wilson
Omaha
Vair
Cherokee State Hospital
Sioux City
Kingsley
Lester Hudson
Iowa Senate Debates Perpetuities Bill Amid Confusion
The Iowa State Senate spent an hour reading and debating a proposed modern perpetuities law aimed at allowing testators to bypass traditional restrictions. Senator Johnson and Senator Mitchell questioned the notation while others argued the bill mirrors laws in several states and England. The upper house planned further consideration at 4 pm as related measures progress. House adjourned to await committee work.
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Oty
Des Moines
Marvelo
Senate
Johnson County
Laird
Pottayatlamie
Michell
Davis
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan
University of Iowa
Lews Supreme Court
Chiropractic Board of Examiners
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Bryan Blames Oil Scandal on Voters
Chicago remarks by W J Bryan place blame on the people for an oil scandal. He says no public official will be found guilty but adds the public bears responsibility until voters change how officials are chosen. He urges more careful selection of candidates to end scandal.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
United States
Buxton and Arnold Deaths Highlight local obituaries
Martuari William Edward Buxton 53 died at his home in Waterloo after leakage in his rester. born July 1 1871 in Dubuque Iowa, married March 2 1898 to ya Harmon, survived by widow two daughters Lucy and Bernice and son Charles W Buxton, steps listed. Henry C Arnold 67 died at home of daughter Mrs Charles Palmer in Cedar Heights. born September 17 1836 in Pennsylvania. Burial plans pending at Petersen Bros chapel with Union Congregational Church pastor Rev Blancford leading service.
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William Epward Buxton
W. TH. Tod
FE. Washi
Buxton
S. Lumbns
Ton Street
Mecedent
Dubuque
Black Hawk County
Ya Harmon
Whitten
Yarm
Wanterlon Dee
Bernice E
Lucille M
Charles W. Buxton
Roberts
Wis
H. Buxton
Waterloo
Agnes City
Clarkston
Wiash
Bronson
San
Eliza Simpson
Fort
Henry A. Arnold
Henry C. Arnold
R. m
Charles Palmer
Cesar Heights
Tle
Mr. Palmer
Pennsyvania
O'Keefe & Yowne Funeral Home
Will Tear Church Built in 70 Down to Get First Dime
In Sissonville West Virginia a church built 54 years ago sits on Mount Zion. Its cornerstone contains a historic dime tied to Col Albert Humphrey known as a wealth operator. He plans to tear down Manne Zion church and replace it with a finer West Virginia church.
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Sissonville
W. Va
Mount Zion
Albert K. Humphrey
America
Manne Zion
West Virginia
Sinclair Lawyer Challenges Right to Question Him
A heated exchange with Senator Walsh and Senator Littleton centered on forcing Sinclair to testify about matters he might have knowledge of from prior testimony. The dispute echoed concerns over privilege and the risk of public humiliation. Committees adjourned without ruling on whether Sinclair should be questioned.
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Sinclair
Walsh
Littleton
Radio Programs on Saturday March 23 Highlights
Listing of radio stations across the country with evening schedules. Includes CHAC Montreal, KEKX Hastings, KGO Oakland, WBA Columbus, KYW Chicago, WEAF Kansas City, WRAP Chicago, WIP Philadelphia, WGY Schenectady, and more. Entries note program types such as concerts, talks, children shows, dinner concerts, and bedtime stories with times ranging from late afternoon to late night.
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iBy
Radio Digest
Central Standard Time
The
Associated Press
CHAC
Montreal
P.m
DEA
Pittsburgh
Aianer
KEKX
Hastings
Icdica
APLZ
Atlantic
Keene
Shenandoah
KGO
Oakland
Piw
Poxytland
KUT
Los Angeles
Orchestra
Kvo
San Francisco
Lance
St. Louis
Po. Dispatch
Luvana
Stu Wba
Columbus
Moale
News
Star-Telegram
Kyw
Chiciso
Wwe
Wittsburgh
Anner Cones O
Glen Olin
Wen
Detroit
WEAF
Kansas City Star
Nighthawks
Chicago
Cart
WDAR
Philadelphia
Faerie
WRAP
New York
WHRAA
Dallas News
Mediual Hillside
Buffalo
WHAS
Louisville
Reading
Kansas
Oleyst Wam
Cleveland
WGY
Schenectady
Aedy
WIAZ
Calage News
Teeratag
Tiaa
Memphis
Concers
WOAW
Omana
P. Ws
WOC
Davenport
Sendmans
Leolle
WOO
Philagophia
Ge P.m
Tau Tin
Rae Wit
Cit A.m
Newirk
Otis
Ore
Rlee
Detroit News
Gtvy Arehgstra
Reindeer Meat To Enter U S Market Soon
United Press reports Alaska authorities plan to ship reindeer meat to coastal packing houses for sale in the continental market. Slaughter will begin after major herds are moved toward the Alaska railroad. meat will be skinned and wrapped before shipment to the Pacific Northwest. Officials foresee domestication of caribou as a future expansion of Alaska’s herd industry.
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United Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Uncle Sam
United States
Biological Survey
Dha
Seward Peninsular
Point Barrow
Rejneer
Loppi
Christianity Great Challenge to Youth Evangelist Speaks at West Street Baptist
A record congregation of two hundred heard Evangelist tarry C. zinderson preach at West Street Baptist on Religion of Enthusiasm. He warned that Christianity faces a great challenge for youth, citing Bryan Washington Wilson and urging religious education for the nation’s future. He urged young people to embrace faith, service, and the call to evangelize, promising the sermon titled Fishing for Men.
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West Street Baptist Church
Tar
Tarry C. Zinderson
United States
Jesus
Gor
Tesh
Bruce Davis With Oberlin Quartet at First Presbyterian
Bruce Davis brother of Py Davis and a noted knee pipe organist will perform with a male quartet from Oberlin Conservatory in Waterloo on Friday evening April ¢ at First Presbyterian church. The Oberlin quartet tours briefly, coming to Waterloo largely due to Davis wide local connections, under the Presbyterian choir auspices.
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Bruce Davis
Py Davis
Waterloo
RCH
Oberlin Conservatory
Presbyterian Church
Oberlin
Davis
Presbyterian Choir
Izaak Waltons to End Membership Campaign Meeting
Members of the local Izaak Walton league meet tonight at 8 p m in Greater Wyse loo association rooms for an informal chat and smoker. The campaign is to end with a substantial increase and secretary Eruas Nephé hopes for about 400 members this year.
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Izaak Walton League
Greater Wyseloo
Nephew of Former German Emperor Visits in America
Wolfgang, Prince von Hesse, nephew of the ex emperor, arrived in the United States aboard the liner America under the alias Wolfgang Wildhof. Son of Princess Margaret of Prussia and Prince Frederick Charles of Hesse, he formerly served as an officer in the Sixth Uhlans in World War I and refused to disclose his movements in America.
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Wolfgang
Prince von Hesse
Germany
America
Wolfgang Wildhof
Hamburg
Margaret
Prussia
Frederick Charles of Hesse
Sixth Uhlans
Irish Army Mutiny Runs Into Political Row
Dublin reports the attempted mutiny in the Free State army easing as deserters return and the government orders them back by 6 pm tomorrow. Political tensions linger though leaders Liam Tobin and Cs. Dallen may be reconciled amid the forthcoming election.
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Dublin
Free State Army
Liam Tobin
Cs. Dallen
Arrest Cedar Rapids Man as Murderer in Davenport HoldUp
Cedar Rapids man Prendergast is under arrest in Davenport for the murder of Ethel Collicott a wealthy automobile dealer. Police say he owned the gun used in the shooting at Collicott’s business and sold it to another man. Collicott died hours after being shot, and the killer took 7000 in diamonds and 1000 in cash.
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Davenport
Prendergast
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Collicott
Cellicott
Lang Announcement Surprises Bavarians
Anton Lang's American announcement that he will not perform Christ in the Oberammergau passion play surprised Bavarians. Locals doubt his return due to age, noting he was the oldest man ever to play Christ at Cherammergan and was selected for the role in 1922 by a slim margin.
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Oberammergau
Bavaria
Anton Lang
America
Christ
Anton
Cherammergan
County Engineer Indicted in Iowa County Case
Des Moines March 21 Co Pp McGrath Iowa county engineer is under indictment for alleged false pretenses. He is accused of fraudulent manipulation of his motor vehicle expense account with the county. The auditor's office has not advised a trial date.
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Des Moines
Pp McGrath
Iowa County
Sata
McGrath
New Probe Asked of Gov't Bond Bureau
Washington D C March 21 A committee to investigate charges that millions of dollars worth of government bonds have been duplicated at an engraving and minting bureau was recommended today to the House by its rules committee.
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Gov't Bond Bureau
Washington, D. C
House
Gen Allen Declines Lead U S Olympic Team for Paris
Gen Henry T Allen will not take the United States Olympic team to Paris as executive manager. Admiral Long will represent the navy and an Army officer will be named to join him. Allen remains on the American Olympic Committee and active in fundraising efforts.
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Allen
United Press
Washington, D. C
Henry T. Allen
Paris
Andrew Z. Long
Navy
Army
France
Ger. Allen
Seree
Gen
Robert Thompson
Amerigh Olympic Committee
Tony
United States
Gan’ Allen
Col.hampson
Admiral Long
Gen. Allen
American Committee
Home of Recluse in Chautauqua Park Burns Third Time
Fire destroyed the emt home of G W Warner a recluse book agent at Riverside drive near Chautauqua park. Firemen from station No 3 quenched the blaze and saved much of Warner's belongings. Warner had been allowed by the park board to camp in the park for years. His shelter built from two by fours tar paper canvas and tin patches was largely destroyed though some framing remained. Firemen say Warner's place has burned three times previously.
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Woost
G. W. Warner
Riverside Drive
Chautauqua Park
Pire
Warner
Park Board
Sacred Heart Play Repeats At Sacred Heart School Hall
The second performance of The trouble at Goodley's will be repeated next Monday evening at Sacred Heart school hall in Sponseto. Peg Molloy niece of Rev J M Molloy will again perform the folk dances that delighted the audience at the first show.
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Sacred Heart
Goodley’s
Sacred Heart School
Sponse
Peg Molloy
J. M. Molloy
Ireland
Waterloo
McAdoo Victory in Georgia Two to One
Atlanta March 21 Jam G McAdoo native son won a two to one victory over Senator Oscar Underwood in Georgia's presidential nominating primary. Practically complete returns show McAdoo with 49 047 votes to 322 county units to 54 for Underwood. County units decide delegates to the state convention.
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Atlanta
Jam G. McAdoo
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Georgia
Rae
Meao
Underwood
Meadbo
Annual Mother Son Banquet at YMGA Tonight
About 300 covers are planned for the annual mother and son banquet at the YMGA tonight at 6 30 p m. The event features a program with addresses by Rev Harry 0 Anderson and Mrs S BE Brown as past mistress. Music is by the United Brathan church 20 piece orchestra. A film titled To bing Ring and the Captain's Sword will be shown, depicting a Civil War true story.
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Mother Ertson
YM. G
United Brathan Church
Gmy
Harry 0. Anderson
BE. Brown
Welcomoe
G. A Morris
Anderson Evangelistic
Mother and Son
World in brief from many capitals
Cable briefs summarize disorder in Tehran Persia over republican questions and growing tensions in Parliament. Dispatches note Swarajist C. Sah questioned in India, and geopolitics touch Rome Paris and London as church, government, and labor issues ripple across Europe. Strike threats in London loom as 40,000 transport workers push for higher wages while governments seek to avert disruption.
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Associated Press
Teheran
Persia
London
Calcutta
Bolshey
Rome
Holy Sea
Soviet
Russia
Papa Prue
Consis
Armenia
Tiflis
Patriach Ambrosia
Orthodox Church of
Georgia
Cairo
Egypt
al Mostema
Abdul Medjid
Fuad
Monggues
Warsaw
Wolfe Lindanfeld
Wall Street
United States
Belfast
Irish Transport Workers Union
James Larkin
International News Wire
Arib
Poincare
Ramsay Macc Oald
England
France
Foreign Office
Miss Henderlite draws crowd at Free Methodist sermon
Miss Amy Lee Henderlite Branch ed delivered last night at the Free Methodist church on the Promise of the Father urging believers to wait in prayer until empowered. She said the Bible’s promises remain true today and blamed modern busyness for reduced spiritual life and urged a season of prayer with the congregation gathered at the altar.
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Amy Lee Henderlite
Frea Methodiet
Jerusalem
Miss Henderlite
Jesus
Bazaar and Bake Sale At 223 Fourth West Hosts Fundraiser
Generous citizens patronize the bazar and bake sale conducted by King-Marson chapter Disabled American Veterans and the women's unit at 223 Fourth West to aid relief for service members and families. Merchants donate hats, collars, mittens, toys, and baked goods. a telephone call 1123 triggers pickup of donations.
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Fourth Wes
King-Marson
South Dakota to Rally Behind La Follette in Preview Test
South Dakota will hold a second test between Hiram Johnson and Robert La Follette to gauge liberal leadership in the northwest. North Dakota results showed Coolidge ahead, La Follette second, Johnson trailing, with La Follette backers arguing that ballot votes prove his claim to liberal leadership. Johnson supporters vow to unite behind Johnson if La Follette falters.
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South Dakota
la Follette
Hiram Johnson
Associated Press
Largo
North Dakota
Repblican
Coolidge
Johnson
Lawrence Martin
Canyright
United Press
Washington
D. C
Robert M. la Foillette
Northwest
la Follatte
Lal Follette
Ike
John Son
Cadge
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Iil Ward M. MeKenn
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Denison
J. P. Connor
Congress
Connor
Crawford County Bank
Fairfield
Martin © Qlinpach
Jefferson ‘County
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Bryan
Martuari
Lapp
Christianity
Oberlin Quartet
IKE Waltons
Visite
Lang
Graf Es
Recluse
McAdoo
Mothers and Sons
Cable Briefs
Hkra
Union Transper Company
Jefferson-Hayden
Hilda Jefferson
Casey
Iowa State Teachers College
Joseph Reed Hayden
Frank Hayden
Iowa Falls
Audubon
Delphos
Hull
Maynard
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