Simon Casady Dead at 75 Dean of Bankers in Des Moines
Des Moines March 26 Funeral services for Simon Casady 75 pioneer banker and civic leader will be held at St Pauls Episcopal Church Des Moines He died Sunday afternoon of heart trouble He chaired the Central State Bank board and helped found Bankers Life Insurance and served as director of Equitable Life Survived by widow four children including Rose McDougall and Bishop Rev Thomas Cassady Services set for 4 p m tomorrow with sister-in-law Mrs L M Wells named in connection to the Casady family
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Des Moines
U.P
Des Moies
Simon Casady
Cassady
Iowa
Central State Bank
Ingtitution
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Equitable Life’ Insurance Company
Des Moines Clearing House Association
Town Bankers Association
Casady
St Watherine’s Hall
Davenport
Iowa Children's Home
East Des Molines
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Home For the Aged
Rose McDougall
John McDougall
Pacific Southwest Bank
Los Angeles
Thomas Cassady
Oklaaboma
P. M. Casady
Gimon Casady, Jr
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Democrats Turn to Al Smith for New York Vote
A political analysis notes Republicans eyeing Southern states like Arkansas for a southern swing to balance possible New York support for Al Smith. It cites 1920 figures showing Arkansas as a potential pickup with an organized drive, Harding won minimal margins, and Hoover’s relief work boosting his local following.
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al Smith
New York
Republican National Organization
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oklahoma
G.O. PF
Arkansas
Cox
Harding
Smith
Hoover
New’ York
Heraig
Incomplete World News Digest From Gondon March 26
Disjointed clippings report on British statesman Earl of Balfour illness slight improvement Moscow praise for Maxim Litvinoff at Geneva arms talks Pravda and Isvestia. Lisbon lists Gen. Cirmonas as Panam Balboa election candidate and other mixed items from Washington to Panama City.
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Gondon
INSI
Earl of Balfour
Britain
Indue
Moscow
Tevestia
Pravda Today
Maxim Litvinoff
Geneva
Pravda
Litvinoff
Htalistie
Bee Vieta
Lisbon
Chevan
Gen
Cirmona
Paenigal Balboa
Panam
Deres Bose
Washington
Fragmented Reading of Calendar Schedule
The readable text references dates, times and days with unclear names. It hints at events on Monday and Sunday plus a resell meeting next week, but details are garbled and entities are uncertain. The piece appears to be a damaged calendar or notice listing schedule items without clear context.
Gangsters Pick Healthiest Town for Headquarters
Chicago reports a paradox where Ci cero, a Chicago suburb where Al Capone operates, is labeled the safest town in Illinois by state health data with a death rate of 4.93 per 1000. Herrin follows as third safest amid Williamson county feuds. Chicago’s rate sits at 11.52, below state average 13.32, while Blue Island and Evanston record higher figures.
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Chicago
Cicero
al Gapone
State Health Department
Herrin
Williamson County
Blue Island
Evanston
City Election Voters Light in Rainy Civic Ballot
Voters shied from polling places as contests limited to municipal judge positions and bailiff races. Waterloo observers expected higher turnout later, with early noon counts around 840 and a hoped total near 4 500 before 7 pm. The city ticket led by Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts faced no opposition. Cedar Heights and Castle Hill also reported unopposed slates.
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Bsilif
Waterloo
Uey
Abon
George J. Sager
J. C. Beem
William Cook
G. M. Essex
Aneodore Feek
Martin A
James M. Edwards
Cedar Heights
Castle Hill
FL G. Metseh
Woman at 107 Gets 148 Proposals in New Rochelle
Ida Galdbere, aged 107, celebrated her birth anniversary at the United Home for Aged Hebrews in New Rochelle. She disclosed that 148 men proposed marriage to her within the past year, calling companionate marriages worth trying before condemnation.
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New Rochelle
Marei
Ida Galdbere
United Home For Aged Hebrews
Protest Urges Change to Radio Bill in Congress
Francis St. Austen leads Mothers of Town Radio Listeners in urging a protest to an amendment to the radio bill sponsored by Senator Dill in Washington. The group argues proposed reductions and station handicaps would harm local stations and listeners.
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Francis St. Austen
Des Moti
Coolingeo
Sens
Tor da Terec
Dill
Washeington
St. Aussell
Reed of on Second Campaigning Tour
Reed departs on a second campaigning tour amid a speedily shifting race. The report notes Reed’s path through Pine, Melfourdar, and Swing west, with focus on travel to Westonsit and Camibaiad as the contest moves forward.
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Reed of
Senaine
James A. Reed
Reed
Wistonsit
Camibaiad Ri
Unclear weather forecast with partial predictions
Fragmentary OCR reports a premature summer end with plans for a back-up forecast. Mentions southern regions and western areas with variable temperatures and uncertainty about the coming week. Names and details are garbled. no clear events or dates emerge.
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Bes Mranes
Mat Towa
Tieatay
Pate
Charles JD
Mayors Gambler Ties Spark City Wide Ruckus
Chicago editors accuse Mayor Thompson of tolerating gambling and bootlegging since taking office. The Tribune lists 200 gambling dens prompting police raids and closures. The Daily News details a high powered liquor syndicate with names, places, and a $40,000 weekly sales figure. Police, under Commissioner Hughes, deny lax enforcement and vow continued action.
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Chicano
The
Tribune
Daily News
William Hale Thompson
Ruel
Michael Hughes
Mrs Coolidge to Visit Dying Mother in Northampton
Mrs Coolidge learned today her mother Lemira Goodhue was dying in Northampton Massachusetts. The first lady planned to leave at 2 PM for Mrs Goodhues bedside, marking the third visit in months after illness.
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Washington
DB. C
Mirch
Iowa Cities and Towns Vote Today
Des Moines March 21 Iowa cities and towns held elections with focus on mayor and public safety commissions. Inclement weather expected to keep turnout light as Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, Burlington, Keokuk and others vote today.
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Des Moines
Insi— Ciy
Iowa
Office of Commissions of Public Safety
Sioux Cie
Crear Rapids
Burlington
Keokuk
Wife shoots Teasple after being found with man
An article reports a wife shooting Teasple when discovered with another man in her Brooklyn apartment. A motorcycle patrolman questioned about the death, and witnesses described the incident or its aftermath in vague terms. The case centers on the patrolman and the suspected motive revealed in early statements.
Orphant Annie and Bride Show at West High Next Friday
A vet feature film Orphant Annie and a 3 comedy will be shown at West High School auditorium next Friday under West High PTA. Admission is 15 cents for children and 25 cents for high school students. event aims to raise funds and provide entertainment for local youths.
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West High
Collemt Moore
West High School
Atspites
West Ight
Former coed in ail as suspect in many hold ups
In Colorado Springs police hold Grace Shannon 27 and husband Albert Adams in a wave of crimes across California and Utah. Adams confessed to bank robberies including a Los Angeles Citizens National heist while Grace Shannon, once Salt Lake Society editor Grace WinKlean, says she will stand by him though denying knowledge of the crimes. A ranch search found firearms linked to the gang.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Utah University
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Shannon
Albert H. Adams
Hugh D. Harper
Murray
Whale
Los Angeles
Ghief Harper
Mim
Grace Shannon
Adams
Joe Wysong
Citizens National Bank
New High Power Radio Tube Demonstrates Short Wave Output
Schenectady March 26 General Electric announces a new high power short wave radio tube capable of 10 to 15 kilowatts, enabling frying of eggs and baking of apples via radio energy demonstrations. A five inch diameter tube powered by a six meter wavelength oscillator radiates up to 13 kilowatts, with plans noted for future commercial frequency control. Demonstrations show a wire suspended over a dining table and a sausage and apple heated by the high frequency currents.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
H. J. Nalte
Lir. A. Hawkins
General Electric
Net
Mit
Marriage License Issued in Chicago to Waterloo Couple
A Chicago marriage license was issued today to Morris M. Cohn and Miss Bess Deutchiman of Waterloo. Relatives expected the ceremony to be planned for June despite an earlier engagement announced by Mr. Cohn's sister Mrs. Hermann Rubin. Rubin noted Mr. Cohn left on a business trip, and plans remained unclear. Deutchman, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Deutchman of 1234 South Street, works as a hotel bookkeeper and is Junior Hadassah president. Cohn, son of J D Cohn of 1518 Fourth Street West, is a salesman.
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Chicago
Morris M. Cohn
Bess Deutchiman
Waterloo
Altho
Cohn
Hermann Rubin
David Deutchman
South Street
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Junior
Hadassah Society
Denichman
Mr. Cohn
J. D. Cohn
Fourth Street West
E M Storm Buys Half Interest in Equitable Building
E M Storm of E M Storm & Co real estate buys an undivided one half in the Equitable building at Commercial street and Park avenue from Mrs Hattie Bunt. The 44 by 90 foot two story structure houses Hartmann Whaylen music store and Tommy Tillers millinery on the first floor, with offices and living space on the second floor. The $33,000 deal includes adjoining 26 feet with a one story building, sold to E L Bannister of Chicago, who plans a modern store.
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E. M. Storm
E. M. Storm & Co
Equitable
Corne
Commercial Street
Park Avenue
Hattie Bunt
Hartmann & Whaylen Music Store
Tommy Tillers Millinery
Banister
Chicago
la Porte
Bannister
Woman Die from Bite at Party Incident in Montreal
Mrs. Sarah Marcoux, 49, died after a man, Albert Shute, 56, bit guests during a quarrel at a new home party on St Patrick's Day. Shute is jailed on assault and wounding charges, claiming self defense and drunkenness. Doctors cited infected fever but deemed it normal. Shute reportedly entered the party and bit those who intervened as three other victims recover.
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Montreal
Mareh St.u.fi
Sarah Marcoux
New Home St. Pawick
Albert Shute
Water Divoners Extend Lincolnshire Water Works Deal
In Revesby England the Lincolnshire water utility disclosed a plan to extend the existing waterworks contract. Beare the Rowlon Waterworks company presented additional rates for the extension while headwaters figures were shown as part of the agreement.
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England
Sual
Tavarind Lincolnshire
Rowlon Waterworks
Daydners
Phal
Green's Formal Resignation Sent to Governor Hammill
Representative Green of the Council Bluffs district will resign from the house effective March 31 after sending his resignation letter to Governor Hammill. Ramseyer is slated for elevation to Ways and Means and Rules, with Green urging a strong Iowa delegation meeting to appoint a member for the committee on committees. The Ninth Iowa contest heats up with seven Republicans and two Democrats in the field as Green nears swearing in for the court of claims.
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Emmet Dougiemty
Ccourier Spydel Srey
Washington
D. C
Representative Green
Council Bluffs
Court of Claims
House
Hammill
Congress
Rameever
Ways and Means
Green
Representative Ramseyer
Ottumwa
Committee On
Ramseyer
Ramgeyer
Rules
Snell
Ilatter
Rules Committee
The
Cyrenus Cote
Cedar Rapids
Cale
Iowa
Judge Green
Milton JB. Pitt
Pitt
Ninth District
East School Board to Elect Teachers Tuesday Evening
East public school district to hold a special meeting at the offices of Superintendent Charles W. Line to elect teachers for the 1928 29 school year. The teachers likely to be re elected, with a committee drafting the list for Tuesday evening.
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East School Board
East Public
A. Solner
D. Cass
Lane
K. G. Crowther
Sohner
Mrs. Cole
Adams
Crowther
Case
Color tests in early brain rating study for New York Evening Post
The article outlines a color knowledge test used in intelligence ratings at several Isadtug universities. Subjects group colored words under four main colors red blue yellow and green. After listing color names the test asks which primary color each resembles most, with examples and a direction to answer on the security page.
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Isadtug
Rockefeller Not Foe of Unions Says Company Executive
Washington March 26 George Anderson executive vice president of Consolidation Coal told the senate coal committee that the firm is not anti union and that John D Rockefeller Jr holds a controlling interest in the concern He added he represents his companys views and opposed charges that the company broke a 1924 wage contract and influenced other West Virginia operators
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Washington, D. C
Rockefeller Com
George Anderson
Consolidation Coal Company
Senate Coal Committee
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Anderson
United Maine ‘Workers
West Virginia
Tollow
Death certificate amends Dr Allen case to fall linked meningitis
A March 14 death at St Francis hospital for Jesup physician Dr Ray Allen was amended to show meningitis and delirium as the underlying cause, with a fall from a window causing the fatal injury. The amended certificate is filed with Fred H Stearns, Guernsey registrar of births and deaths.
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Ray Allen
Jesup
St. Francis Hospital
Fred H. Stearns
Fore Statistics
Visitor recalls first dirigible over Waterloo in 1908
George E Yager of Omaha visits Waterloo recalling the August 3 1908 dirigible display for the Elks state convention. He piloted the airship from Electric Park to the business district and back, a notable early aviation feat. Roosevelt Field reports unfavorable weather again delaying Levine and Stultz from attempting to fly the Columbia in a trans Atlantic endurance attempt.
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Waterloo
George E Yager
Omaha
Neb
Watterloo
Elks
Yager
Levine
Roosevelt Field
L. L
Charles A. Levine
Wilmer
Stultz
Columbia
Mortuary Notices Include Mrs Woock and Harry Sintlinger Obituaries
Mortuary notices report Mrs Cee Vruuen of Waterloo Germany born 2858 died after a three week illness at 695 a.m. today at her daughter Delamore's home 526 Barclay Street. Surviving six children and six named relatives. Funeral at St Marys Church 8 a.m. Wednesday. Burial Calvary. Separate notice covers Harry Sintlinger 50 of 634 Riverside Drive died of heart trouble at his sister’s Chicago home. Funeral service held at Queefe & Towne chapel led by Rev J. Richmond Morgan. MRS W L Henderson and Edward Henderson attend Dickens funeral in Clay County Ta. Surviving spouse and two children noted.
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Cee Vruuen
A. Om
G. E. Delamere
Barclay Street
Terth
Dan
Germany
Peter Woock
Waterloo
Calvary
Harry Sintlinger
Riverside Drive
Maude Clark
Chicago
Queefe &Vowne
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Oftigiatie
Kanal
Elmwood
Walter Johnson
William FF. Jeffrey
George Green
George Naiman
J. A. Young
W. Peterson
Henderson
Sheridan Road
Edward
Milwaukee
Dickens
Clay County
W. Ig. Henderson
Moncey
Taman County
Death of pianist Gordon Hampson under murder probe
New York reports the 30 year old concert pianist and composer Gordon Hampson died after an embolism in hospital following claims of a jaw injury from a night attack. Police investigate anonymous tip suggesting murder motive amid a broken into apartment and missing valuables.
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New York
Gordon Hampson
Hampson
Tota
Aimee McPherson Ends Des Moines Revival Tour
Aimee Semple McPherson, the Los Angeles evangelist, travels home to California after a 10 day Des Moines revival. The party skidded into a ditch near Creston but McPherson escaped unharmed though the incident halted the Creston stop. About 132,000 people heard her sermons in Des Moines with little money raised beyond expenses.
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Des Moines
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
California
Harriett Jordan
Angellus Temple Bible School
McPherson
Tonneau
Creston
Evangelistic Party
Mrs. McPherson
Returns Man Who Eloped with Second Wife Diamonds
Greenfield Ta March 26 1 J E King arrested at Adair last week held for investigation after a box of diamonds and large currency denomination were found in his possession He was returning to Texas to answer charges by his wealthy second wife who says he eloped with her valuables valued in the thousands King denies bigamist and his first wife Blanche Largent Adair will remain with relatives Mrs Lillian May Longton Bing second wife identified him before he left for Texas
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Adair
Lillian May Longton Bing
Texas
Salaries of City Officials To Be Fixed This Afternoon
City officials salaries for the next two years will be set at a special city council meeting called by Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts at 4 30 p m today. The budget ordinance would raise the mayor’s pay from 3600 to 4200 dollars yearly and the city clerk’s from 3200 to 3600. It is unclear if the increases will align with the ordinance. The regular semi monthly meeting follows tonight.
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Glenn A. Tibbitts
Bishop Cafeteria Robbery in Sioux City Stuns Downtown
A masked bandit robbed Bishop cafeteria in Sioux City early today. He bound the night watchman, wrecked the safe without nitroglycerine, and escaped with about $1 in cash amid high daring in a downtown district.
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Sioux City
Sioux Gliy
Bishop Cafeteria
Use
Man Shoots Woman Then Self at Aledo Boarding House
Oscar Johnson, 34, a patent medicines salesman, shot Opal Mitchell, 26, in a boarding house at Aledo, then killed himself. Mitchell was wounded three times and expected to recover. Johnson died in a Rock Island hospital. The incident occurred after Mitchell rejected Johnson's attentions.
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Rock Island
Maret
Oscar Johnson
Opal Mitchell
Airs
Mitchell
Johnson
Aledo
Culvert and Grading Bids Reported by County Board
The county board reviewed bids for a six mile grading project on the Dinketlan Cedar Malls road. Earl B. Spencer of Independence submitted a bid for 12 culverts totaling 8440 dollars. W Aull of Fort Dodge submitted a bid of twenty four cents per cubic yard.
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Earl B. Spencer
Independence
Dinketlan-Cedar Malls
W. Aull
Fort Dodee
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