Ford answers libel charge in Sapiro suit
Federal Building Detroit March 25 Henry Ford tells Aaron Sapiro to stand by his statements if correct and retract if wrong in the Dearborn Independent libel suit. William J Cameron testifies Ford had nothing to do with the paper while Judge Raymond rules out race questions but allows individual Jewish questions. The trial features tense exchanges between Sapiro Reed and Ford counsel as Malice and motive debates continue.
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Federal
Detroit
Henry Ford
America
Aaron Sapiro
Shim
Dearborn Independent
Ford- Sapiro
William J. Cameron
Ford
Auto King
Sapire
Independent
Cameron
the Dearborn
Fred M. Raymond
Sapiro
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Mt.e
Sand
Rave
Gale
Agricul
Henry
Iear
Igesterday
Sodeen
Otto’. Kahn
Albert D. Tasker
Bernard M. Baruch
Sankro
Catalina Swimmer Lowers Time by George Young
Long Beach California March 25 Kyle Leonard of Long Beach claimed a new Catalina channel time, swimming 5 hours 11 minutes to enter the water near Catalina Island. The report states the Catalina record would be 2 hours 45 minutes, attributed to George Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalina
George Young
Long Beach
Cal
iPi
Kyle Leonard
Loong Beach
Cataling Island
Young
Ontario Rum Control Bill Reported Out
Ontario rum control bill was reported out by committees in the Ontario legislature last night with minor amendments. The measure aims to permit new government contracts under prohibition in Ontario where alcohol controls have existed for two decades.
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Ontario
Toronto
Tromier Howiart Bevidieen
Cannes
Hauerwinder
Onetario
Temperatures atainuns VWrieedwya update
Clipped OCR text shows fragmented weather items with unclear locality and date. Readable facts indicate a temperature note or forecast snippet lacking concrete values or place names. No verifiable entities or figures to extract for a valid summary.
Merit not sex should govern she tells admen
Mrs. Wow Warsaw, president of Waterloo Advertising Club, urged Waterloo Ad Club members at Hotel Russell-Lamson that merit should govern women. She said Eve represents the finished product and women have fought for their share since Adam. The war helped, a federation formed to promote higher efficiency among business women. It funds student loans and gathers vocation data for girls.
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Wwow
Warsaw
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Waterloo
Russell- Lamson
Eve
Adam
National Federation
Parents Reconciled by Bandit's Arrest
San Francisco March 35 INS Sheriff Ralph Jennings Medford Oregon was expected to reach here today to claim Hugh Autremont suspected with his two brothers of having killed four trainmen in a train holdup in southern Oregon. D Autremont s parents estranged for several years have become reconciled to work together in defense of their son it was rumored here.
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San’ Francisco
Ralph Jennings
Medford
Ore
Hugh Autremont
Oregon
D'Autremont
Mian Who Assaulted Mother Sent to State Hospital
Phil Gushard, 47, of near Gilbertville, accused of assaulting his aged mother when she refused to give him drug money. His father, a Civil War veteran, restrained him. In district court this afternoon he was adjudged a drug addict and committed to the state hospital at Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Gushard
Gilbertville
Independence
Parker Honored Guest at Iowa School Luncheon
Dr 7 C Parker head of the college of education State University of Iowa and ten members of the west school board were guests of Superintendent Charles A Kittrell at a luncheon this noon in Black's searoom Parker addressed a meeting of teachers this afternoon at West High school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Parker
Towa City
College of Education
State University of Iowa
West School Board
Charles A. Kittrell
Black
Searoom
Parker
West High School
French Women See New Hope for Mew Suffrage
Paris reports that after elections French suffrage activists see hope for a bill. The chamber shows willingness to let women vote, while old senators oppose the idea. Leaders cite indifference and regional disparities as obstacles to progress.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chaplin Settlement Hinted In Out of Court Talks
In Los Angeles on March 25 the Chaplin divorce case appeared near settlement. Lawyer Juloyd Wright said he would confer with Chaplin in New York, and Mrs Chaplin’s attorney stated no further alimony action would be pursued for now. Close friends believe a truce has been signed.
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Lilos Angeles
Cal
Charles Chaplin
Juloyd Wright
Chaplin
New York
Another Okoboji Site for Coolidge
March 25 report notes a new bid to invite President Coolidge to spend summer at Lake Okoboji. Mrs Mary Fr Loete, owner of Lakeside Observatory, West Okoboji, proposes the site over 1700 feet elevation as favorable climate for the president.
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Spencer, Ta
Coolidge
Lake Okoboji
Mary’ Fr. Loete
Lakeside Observatory
West Okoboji
Oleo Bill Defeated In Senate 24 to 21
In Des Moines on March 2, the Iowa Senate defeated the dairy department oleomargarine tax bill 24 to 21. The proposal would have taxed oleomargarine at a quarter of a cent per pound to cover inspection costs, amid claims the state pays $28,000 daily for inspection services to the industry. Senator Shaff introduced a fresh bill during the morning session, debated lengthily, and then placed on the calendar for action. It also defined egg grades to help producers standardize their product for a market in the east.
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Statehouse
Des Moines
Senate
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Shaff
Islands of Japan likely uninhabited until recent geologic times
The passage suggests that geologic records indicate minimal or no human habitation on the Japanese islands for a long period. It notes the lack of evidence for early human presence and emphasizes the late emergence of settled populations in this region.
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Islands
Japan
Bicycle Theft Ring Broken as Men Pay Fines
In municipal court William C. Bickelberg of 100 Fifth Street East and Harold Meyers of 901 1 2 Franklin Street pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property. Police tied them to a ring that stole about a dozen bicycles recently. Bickelberg paid 20 dollars plus costs. Meyers 25 dollars with 15 dollars suspended. A juvenile theft suspect, Sidward Speth, 15, Maple Street, awaited transfer to Eldora state school after admitting selling bikes to Meyers and receiving 50 cents for a further theft.
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Ineh
William C. Bickelberg
Fifth
Street East
Harold Meyers
Franklin Street
Eickelberg
G. J. Sager
Meyers
Speth
Peaches Heenan Browning Signs $3,000 Weekly Contract
New York reports that Peaches Heenan Browning has signed a stage contract worth 3000 dollars weekly for a 20 week run. Her attorney Henry Epstein says the deal prevents worry over Edward W. Browning’s 300 weekly alimony. After touring, she will serve as a hostess at a supper club with details undisclosed.
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New York
Peaches
Heenan’ Browning
Henry, Epstein
Edward W. Browning
Epstein
West High Girl to Declama in Grundy Center Tonight
Miss Marjorie Harker will travel to Grundy Center for a pre district declamatory contest representing West High. She enters the humorous division with the selection Patience or Oatience. Winners advance to the district contest on April 1 at Eldors.
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Marjorie Harker
Grundy Center
West High
Eldors
Swedish Idealist Prize Nominee Ata reset Sweden March 25
Swedish parliament nominated Mayor Carl Lindhagen for the Nobel Peace Prize. The article traces his career as an idealist reformer, liberal to socialist shifts, and his activism on disarmament, arbitration, language reform, and refugee aid. It notes his influence, travels to the United States, and changing party affiliations through the years.
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Ata
Sweden
UPI
Carl Lindhagen
Arren
Mayer Lindhagen
Lindhusen
Bi National Forest
House To Decide If Gas Tax Be Made Four Cents
Des Moines March 2 A House of Representatives debate centers on whether Iowa should join eight states with a four cent gas tax. The Senate earlier approved the four cent rate 28 to 22, shifting funds to primary and secondary roads. If enacted the $5,000,000 current two cent revenue would be replaced by about $4,200,000 for primary and $5,800,000 for secondary roads, with the secondary funds reserved for grading drainage and surfacing. The final roll call showed 28 for and 22 against. the House awaits action with party and regional interests shaping support.
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Des. Moines
House’ of Representatives
Senate
Bergman
Jasper County
House
Iowa
Arkansas
Florida
Mississippi
Nevada
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
South Carolina
Baird
Beatty
Booth
Browne
Brush
Campbell
Carden
Cavanaugh
Clark
Clearman
Dotts
Ellis
Fackler
Gunderson
Johnston
Kern Klemme
McLeland
Mills
Ramsey
Rigby
Roberts
Merritt
Shaff
Americans Taken Out of Nanking Under U. S. Guns
Dispatches report U S backed action removing Americans from Nanking as Chinese nationalist clashes escalate. Cabinet backs Admirals Williams and Hough in China with full support to protect Americans and property while assessing recognition of the Cantonese government amid rising violence in Shanghai and Nanking.
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Shanghai
China
C. S. Williams Kinset
United States Navy
Nanking
U. S
Tsung-Hsi
Hankow
Chen
Yoh-Sien
Paris
Pai Tsung-Hsi
State Department
State
Navy
Wiliams
Shaw Threatens to Shoot Scrapbook Owner and Autographs It
Bernard Shaw threatened to shoot the scrapbook owner over a batch of clippings he had been shown by Miss Blanche Patch. He reviewed the clippings, called it model journalism, and signed the scrapbook entry in London on February 26 1927.
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Shaw
Ppc
Ondon
Bernard Shaw
Futhermore
Mrs. Shaw
Blanche Patch
London
Associated Press
United States
Fabian
Mr. Shaw
Adelphi Terrace
Thames Embankment
Miss Patch
Miss ‘Patch
G. Bernard Shaw
Arn
Evacuations in Canton and Hankow Amid Chinese Crisis
Evacuation orders affect 500 Americans in Canton and 250 missionaries from Hankow as tensions rise in Cantonese controlled centers. Consul General Lockhart lacks authority to negotiate, while John V. A. MacMurray remains in Peking. John E. Williams of Nan King University dies in Nanking. his family and academic peers are noted amid China relief efforts.
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Lockhart
Canton
State
John V. A. MacMurray
Peking
Hankow
INS
Legation
Swatow
Foochow
Amoy
Chanaha
Williams
Ohio
New York
Nanking University
Nanking
United Press
Shanghai
China
Shawnee
United States
College of Liberal Arts
Anna Faith
Mary Florence
Dorothy
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
John Richard
Naning
Davenport Firm Gets Bank Contract
Davenport Iowa March 25 Walsh Construction company Davenport one of the largest railroad construction firms in the country was today awarded the contract for the erection of the new history office and bank building of the American Commercial Savings bank The estimated cost including ground is 2 000 000 Work will begin at once and be completed in about a year
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Davenport
Walsh Construction Company
American Commercial & Savings Bank
Hold Girl Passer of 11 Bad Checks
A young woman named Ruth Morgan aged 22 from Ottumwa is jailed after passing 11 worthless checks at Incal stores in two days. The suspect may have used a fictitious name and concealed her real home.
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Davenport
Ruth Morgan
Ottumwa
Dallee
Marshalltown Gal in Nanking War Zone
Miss Joy Smith of Marshalltown, a Methodist missionary in China, is reported in Nanking during current hostilities. Relatives in Fort Dodge, Iowa, await word as they hold hope for her safety amid the war zone conditions.
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Marshalltown
Nanking
Fort Dodge
Mortuary Frank M. King 63 Dies After Illness
Frank M. King died at 7:45 a.m. in a local hospital after cancer surgery. Born January 19, 1862 in Ohio, he moved to Iowa as a child and lived most of his life in Benton and Buchanan counties. He married Annie Burkhart near Vinton on September 19, 1883. A Modern Woodmen member at Brandon, he retired three years ago from farming and moved to Brandon. Surviving are his widow and three children, Mrs. Ole Bebee of Urbana, Mrs. Harry Bowers of Deave Cole, and Thomas King of Brandon. Body at O Keefe Towne mortuary pending funeral plans.
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Frank $M. King
Brandon
Ohio
Benton
Buchanan
Annie Burkhart
Vinton
Woodmen of the World
Ole Bebee
Urbana
Harry Bowers
Deave Cole
Thomas King
Branon
O'Keefe& Towne Mortuary
Albert F. Stage 73 dies in Waterloo visit
Albert F. Stage 73 arrived in Waterloo Monday for medical care and died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at L. W. Marker home 510 Pine Street. He will be buried in Mitchell Indiana beside his wife Saturday after noon with services at 1 p.m. The body will be sent to Mitchell tomorrow morning. Stage was born in Ligonier Indiana in 1834 and married Anna Becker in Chicago about 30 years ago. The couple had no children and Mrs Stage died two years ago. Stage had been ill and sought treatment in Waterloo.
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Albert F. Stage
Waterloo
L. W. Marker
Pine Street
Mitchell, In
Death Notice of Mrs O N McMillan 24 Waterloo Native
Relatives report the death of Mrs O O N McMillan 24 formerly of Waterloo at West Palm Beach Florida at 66 p m yesterday The body will be brought to Waterloo for burial The couple lived in Waterloo two years ago moved to California last fall planned to return in June Surviving husband no son Warren her mother Mrs John Bachman and five brothers F B Cecil and T F Kendricks Waterloo Karl Kendricks California and W M Kendricks Sigourney Ia.
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Oo. N. McMillan
Waterloo
West Palm Beach
McMillan
California
Florida
Warren
John Bachman
Third — Street West
F. B
Cecil
Karl Kendricks
W. M. Kendricks
Sigourney
Funeral services for Mrs W Fr Jolls 19
Funeral services were held at 3 30 p m in St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev George Woodall officiating. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery. Mrs Jolls died Tuesday in a local hospital.
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W. Fr. Jolls
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
George Woodall
Fairview
Funeral services for Mrs Callie Williams held Sunday
Mrs Callie Williams of 615 Mobile Street died at Oakdale sanitarium Oakdale La Tuesday. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon at Lexington Miss burial at Lexington.
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Callie Williams
Mobile Street
Oakdale Sanitarium
Oakdale
Lexington
Death of J. A. Totton in Colorado
J A Totton a former resident of the city died March 14 at Inglewood Colorado Relatives and friends here have been advised A daughter Mrs Jesse Gige resides on the West Cedar Falls road.
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J. A. Totton
Inglewood
Colo
Jesse Gige
Cedar Falls Road
Italian aviator Pinedo begins leg toward Para Marimba
Commander Francesco do Pinedo, famed Italian aviator crossing four continents, took off from Belem today on the next leg toward Para Marimba. The rapid flight aims to prove long distance capabilities as he presses the record attempt.
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DE Pinedo
ATR
Rio de Janeiro
TNS
Francesco Do Pinedo
Belem
Marriage Licenses Granted in Waterloo
Elmer B. Fadler and Alina Baughman of Waterloo received marriage licenses. The ceremony details and other applicants were not listed in the readable fragment.
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Elmer B. Fadler
C J Strayer Visits Waterloo Hudson On Way Home
C J Strayer formerly of Waterloo is visiting friends in Waterloo and Hudson while en route to his Drinkwater Saskatchewan home after spending winter at Fort Lauderdale Florida with his father George B Strayer. Mrs Strayer and their two children are visiting her parents at Avon Illinois. Strayer operates a farm near Drinkwater.
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C. J. Strayer
Waterloo
Hudson
Floods in Jujuy Province Kill Over 70 in Argentina
Floods in Jujuy province in extreme northwest Argentina have caused more than 70 deaths, reports from Buenos Aires on March 25.
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Buenos Aires
Jujuy
Argentine
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