Germans Wait for Favorable Winds to Fly to America
Dublin March 28. Strong westerly winds halted Capt Hernan Koch and his two companions from leaving Baldonnell in the Junkers Bremen for America. Conditions at dawn were unfavorable and expected to improve tomorrow. The party, guided by the British air ministry weather bulletins, planned a southern route to Mitchel Field, New York, or possibly Philadelphia if feasible.
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Dublin
Maren
Ins
Trans- Atlante
Hernan Kock
America
Kochi
Baldonnel
Bremen
Koehl
Trish
Air Ministry
mid-Atlantic
Bazan von Hustefeld
Wiers
Charles A. Rhindbergh
Mying
New York
Paris
Berlin
Arthur Spindler
Vor Huenefeld
Baldonne
Fritz Loose
Spindler
Mitchelfield
Baron von Hurne_ Cantsin
Roehl
Ireland
Hsip
Balderne
Body of Man Found On Okoboji Shore
Officials identified a man found on the East Okoboji lake shore after the ice went out. The about 50 year old adult weighed 165 pounds and stood 5 feet 9 inches. He wore heavy winter clothing and appeared to have been in the water all winter.
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Spirit Leake
East Okoboji Lake
Tian
Earl Carroll 15 Freed From Parole Restrictions
New York March 28 1971 Broadway theatrical producer Earl Carroll today was free from federal parole restrictions after his release from Atlanta penitentiary last October. He said he plans a quiet life and that the government need fear nothing from him. He added his life and priorities have changed after a bitter lesson.
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New York
Hari Carroll
Atlanta
Funeral rites for Mrs James Huntley in Cedar Falls
Funeral services are set for Mrs. James Huntley a 101 year resident of Black Hawk county who died at her daughter Mrs Georges Tucker Rockford Sunday evening. The service will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Brown chapel Cedar Falls with Reverend Thomas Anderson officiating. Burial will follow at Benson Mary Elizabeth Morey born September 1826 in Saravora N daughter of Luther Morey came to Illinois at age seven with ox team to attend a one room schoolhouse. She married James Hurley in Dinos later widowed and remarried in Black County. Surviving are Stockford Garris Des Moines and three sons Charles Hustiles Fred Horvaley and several grandchildren. Grandchildren and great grandchildren survive with the family noting the passing of Mrs Huntley.
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MBS
James Huntley
James Tuntley
Black Haw County
Georges Tucker
Rockford
Brown Chapel
Cedar Falls Rey
Thomas Anderson
Benson
Mary Eisnabeth Morey
Saravora
Luther
Fred Horvaley
Sy Mere Street
Doun
Hartford
Surviv Armer
Daugiiver
Weather terms garbled with stray letters and dates
Fragmentary OCR weather snippet showing scattered words about temperatures and days unclear. No coherent location, dates, or forecasts readable to extract a valid item.
Americans Die In Mexican Drag a Plane Crash
A small plane carrying three Americans from Norales Arizona to Mexico City crashed in a Toluca side street after a gust of wind. Victims were Sterling Roblis a wealthy New Mexican cattleman William B E King authority on mining law of Douglas Arizona and Weallaee Springer cattleman of Cimarron New Mexico. Governor Riva Palacios of Toluca notified American consul general Alexander W Weddell. Pilot Rohlfs died, King died in hospital, Springer died at once.
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Mexico City
Nor ®Ales
Ariz
Toluca
Sterling Roblis
William BE. King
Douglas
Weallaee Springer
Cilmarron
N. M
Riva Palacious
Alexander W. Weddell
Rohlfs
Springer
King
Rivalry Over Girl Ends in Fatal Shooting at Telegraph Office
March 28 report from Walais New York, Marie Terwilliger a 42 year old Walkill village telephone operator was shot dead at the exchange door. Postmaster Harry McHugh 32 sought in the woods after entering the office and attacking Terwilliger and colleague Margaret Goldsmith in a violent dispute over the same woman. A man named Jesse McHueh 21 reportedly borrowed 200 to buy the girl a diamond ring.
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Bigs Terwilliger
Sal Jesse MceHueh
Blackmer resigns from Midwest Refining Company
Denver March 1 Blackmer resigns as a director of Midwest Refining Company amid the Teapot Dome era inquiry. The voluntary move follows a turbulent period with questions surrounding his role and whereabouts as he lives in Europe.
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J. M. Blackmer
Midwest Refining Company
Denver
Cole
Sf Blackmer
Pers
Teapot Dome
S Company
Tamnes
Cintman Ec
Air
Qanes
Chines
Europe
Postmaster Accuses Ether Medium Claim In Paper Offer
An Iowa postmaster and a second unnamed man allegedly offered papers to prove a medium exists that can transmit electric waves through space. The statements surfaced during a local inquiry, with the named postmaster Charged with circulating the ether theory and the unnamed man unidentified.
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Iowa
Ache
Garret
Gare
Ainley
Candidates Stay At Home In 1928 Presidential Race
Washington dispatch notes that only Reed of Missouri and Willis of Ohio have actively campaigned, with Watson in Indiana delaying. Hoover plans no pre convention speeches while others like Smith Walsh Curtin and Lowden focus on senatorial duties, keeping spending tight and avoiding early campaigning.
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Washington
Reed
Missouri
Wil Us
Ohio
Watson
Indiana
Bays
Pacific Coast
Willis
Hoover
Oho
Winchester
Indians
Reed's
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Lowden
Illneis
St. Louis
Chicago
Hallowe'en shooter is given 10 years in Glenwood IA
Glenwood Iowa March 23 Lee Bingaman of Malvern was convicted of assault with intent to commit murder for the Halloween night shooting of four people. He was sentenced to 10 years at hard labor reformatory by Judge J. Mantz.
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Glenwood
Lee
Bingaman
Malvern
Senhy
J.J . Mantz
Ames Debaters Meet North Dakota Tonight Inquin
Ames faces University of North Dakota on campus in a presidential style debate with the issue that the United States should cease to protect capital invested in far high counties. The Iowans will argue the negative side as part of a student event featuring intelligence test questions and short passages.
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Ames
University of North Dakota
United States
Prisoner admits murder in Des Moines case
Dewey Doss alias Dewey White, an infantryman from Fort Snelling, Minnesota, confessed to the murder of Martha Smith, a 52 year old farmer's wife of Rising Son, in her burning home near Des Moines. He said he came from St Paul, asked for food, beat her with a revolver, then set the bedding on fire before fleeing. The sheriff plans to bring him to Des Moines to plead guilty.
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Des Moines
Dewey Doss
Dewey White
Fort Snelling
Minn
Martha Smith
Park A. Findley
Polk
Potesi
Findley
Doss
Richards
Washington
Counseurs
Couny
St. Paul
Smith
Fire Alarms Report Several Minor Grass Fires
Fire alarms recorded multiple small grass fires near a dwelling and a factory with no damage. One blaze on Miles Street caused precautionary damage notes while several other incidents on Bay Sixth West and adjacent areas showed no injuries or structural harm. Police and fire units responded promptly.
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Hreger
Bay Sixth
Bertch
Johnny Dem Pny
Miles Street
Pxheust
Deve
Gina Dima
Congress Today Deliberates Migration Bird Bill Amid Gridlock
Senate debate on migratory bird policy continues as committees carry investigations and calendar motions. Various panels discuss agriculture and civil affairs amid a tense, fragmented session with vague references to bills and action needed.
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Breen Senate
Eond
COMO
Gillette
WEW REGULATIONS END 10 YEARS OIL MIXUP IN MEXICO
Washington reports that Mexico has enacted new regulations on foreign oil companies. The measures preserve pre 1917 American oil rights and tie them to perpetual validity under the new constitution. The State Department and Ambassador Morrow see these steps as closing a decade long dispute and clearing the path for settled relations.
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Mexico
Washington, D. C
United States
Washington
Calles
Dwight W. Morrow
State Department
Morrow
Galles
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
Freskin Point
Congress
Mexxican Supreme Court
Gol
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Global News Briefs From March 24 28 1930s
Reports from Berlin Vienna Managua Landen Madnd London summarize gold imports to Germany, royal travel for Crown Prince Carol, Nicaragua rebel leader illness, Afghanistan king learning from Rockefeller, oil property sales to Spain, Britain's unemployment figure, and Byrd expedition flight toward northern Canada.
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Berlin
INS
Germany
United States
Whetl Vieliney Denschland
iGermany
America
Vienna
TNS
Carol
Romania
Paris
Cyprus
Marie
Tleang
Bucharest
Managua
Augustine Sanding
Landen
Amanullah
Afghanistan
John D. Rockefeller
Robert Hadneld
Robert
England
London
Great Britain
Telephones to Paris and Cuba Are Opened
Regular telephone service between America, Cuba and Paris began today. From the American Telephone & Telegraph Co directors' room, President W S Gifford spoke with French officials and General Joly Pershing, now in Paris. Two stockmen killed and five attendants injured in a Reck island freight train crash. Charles A Tassi ey and R A Maxwell among the dead. Frank McBee, farmer near Carley, Adams county, died by his own hand. A bank cashier in Middletown shot and killed an unidentified man who held up the Monroe bank at Monroe.
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New York
America
Cuba
Paris
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
W. S. Gifford
Joly J Pershing
Bonner Springs
Kan
Reck Island
Charles A
R. &. Maxwelly Center
UFR
Cresto
Frank McBee
Carley Adams County
Middletown
Marth
Ric- Austin Smith
Mongor National Bank
Monroe
Union Mill Real Estate to Be Transferred to Schulte Realty
Roger Leavitt of the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill Co. announces plans to transfer all company real property to Schulte Realty, led by Harry H. Schulte, amid a possible total value of 400000. The move follows Cedar Falls property sales and includes the Riviera theatre site, Penney store site, west side wall building on Bridge Street, and Morris Plan Bank site. A new Bridge Street storefront building and remodel of the mill are planned at an estimated cost of 50000 to 80000. Eight store fronts will be created with warehouse space, leases signed for four spaces, bids for construction likely next week, and a 99‑year lease with Schulte Realty valued at about 500000 in rent. The Penney and Riviera buildings were built by Union Mill interests and Venice Realty respectively under prior arrangements.
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Roger Leavitt
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Penney
West Side Wall
Bridge Street
Morris Plan Bank
Cedar Falls
West Side Mill
Schulte
Pla
Fourjstors
Teniants
Mortimer Cleveland
Lchuste
Syndicate
Ceelk
Ross Conservatory
The
Singers Sewing Machine Company
Syndicate Building
Schulte Realty Company
T Pal B
Mill Company
Riviera
Venice Realty Company
Dark Warrior Wins Lincolnshire Handicap at Lincoln
Dark Warrior captured the Lincolnshire handicap in a big English racing event marking the opener of the flat season. The 1928 race carried a purse of 0,000 with Dark Warrior earning the winner’s share as 2 to 1 odds reported.
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Lincoln. Byg
IURI
Dark Warrior
Lincoln~ Shire
Dark
Warror
Poultry Raisers Back Higher Tariff on Imports
Des Moines drive supports raising the tariff on dressed poultry to curb imports. Iowa farmers rely on poultry for income, with six cents per pound duty and containers, but insiders say it won’t stop thousands of cases monthly from London Hamburg Copenhagen Antwerp and later Argentina. Dr. C L Holmes of Town State College cites 1927 farm income data showing poultry at 2.1 percent of income and eggs at 4 percent, with 1924-1937 trends. J B Mitchell of J H White Co Chicago argues large cold stored stocks exist, costing 15-60 percent above domestic price, creating inevitability of losses if imports surge, urging fair profit for handlers.
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Creas Seeien
Des Moines
Mareh
Iowa
London
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Antwerp
C. L. Holmes
Town State College
Commission House
J.B. Mitchell
J. H. White Commission Company
Chicago
Food Products Lead in Iowa Factories and Town's Industry
Towa City Iowa March 28 Pi Manufacturing concerns totaling 3270 and turning out goods valued at more than 57000000 are operated in Towa which ranks seventeenth in the value of such goods Sidney L Miller director of the University town bureau of business research claims In connection with Made in Town week proclaimed by Governor Hamill for this week bureau experts have compiled statistics on Towns accomplishments and industry Official figures for 1925 showed 83 different industries in Iowa etc. MARRIAGE LICENSES AI AL Peierson Cedar Falls Ths Margreie Christenson Cedar Falls 60
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Towa City
Towa
Sidney L. Miller
University of Town Bureau of Business Research
Hammill
Iowa
Bureau
Woodbury
Linn
Polk
Scott and
Wapello
Miller
Cattleman's Wife Builds Sheep Success Against Legend
Emma Yearlan, wife of a cattleman, recounts raising about 10 000 sheep on 3500 acres, proving sheep and cattle can coexist. She recalls a snowbound train dining car episode during a wool growers convention and notes her shift from cattle to sheep to provide education and travel for her four daughters while managing her herd and reading interests. She moved west as a child to Idaho, embracing western life and its opportunities.
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San Francisco
Cal
West
Emma Yearlan
San Francisco Chronice
Andy
Yearlan
Idaho
Mississippi
Stock Market Rally Pushes Shares To Record High
The New York Stock Exchange resumed speed after a lull as speculation returned. Radio stocks surged from 161.50 to 174.90 a share, a new high, gaining 0.73 from last night, with market pace accelerating and pressuring late quotes.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Packard Estate Valued At 7 Million In Recent Will
Youngstown Ohio March 28 The estate of James W Packard inventor of the Packard automobile who died in Cleveland recently is estimated at 7 million His will probated today provides that after certain bequests one half of the residue goes to his widow one fourth to Lehigh University and one fourth to the Seaman's Institute New York
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Youngstown
O.R
James W. Packard
Cleveland
Lehigh University
Seaman's Trititute
New York
Water Main Extension Sought in Prospect Area
An application to extend water mains to the east and south from Prospect Boulevard and Kenilworth Road via Prospect Hills was filed with the board of waterworks trustees yesterday but no action was taken. The filing notes a development program including sewers and paving contingent on the extension.
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Prospect Boulevard
Kenilworth Road
Prospect Hills
Board of Waterworks Trustees
Mother of Mrs. Coolidge Shows Improvement
Northampton bulletin reports Mrs. Lemira Goodhue mother of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge improving over yesterday. Dr. Justin E. Hayes notes her remarkable recuperative powers at age 71 and hospital authorities express surprise at the rapid recovery.
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Northampton
Mass
W.ri
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Justin E. Hayes
Day Agent and Marshal Killed on Crossing
Humboldt, D. March 18. Prohibition agent Oscar Hanson of Watertown South Dakota and Deputy U. S. Marshal E. F. Plainenery from Sioux Falls were killed when a train struck their car east of here.
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Humboldt
Oscar Hanson
Watertown
S. D
E. F. Playnery
United States
Sioux Falls
Here
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