Women Spies Tied to Bulgarian Regime Plot
Vienna dispatch reports a courtmartial resumed over 10 ringleaders in the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing. It alleges a committee formed bands of terrorists to strike after the blast, aiming to assassinate Zankoff government leaders. Eyewitnesses recount armed bands in streets near the war office.
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United Press Vienna
Zunkof
Sveti Kral
Sofia
Icig
Zankok
Cult
War Office
Athens
Sultana Petrova
Petrova
Bulgaria
Zankoff
Sveti Kral Thedral
Iowa News In Briefs From Des Moines To Sioux City
State briefs report various incidents from Iowa cities. An auto crash case cites a $1,000 bond and May 6 trial date for a driver charged with intoxication. Des Moines coverage notes professors addressing the Iowa State Economists and a bank deposit certificate matter, plus extradition arrests in Wyoming. Weather notes mention frost and low temperatures across counties while Creston and Shenandoah record veteran physicians and clergy health updates. Investments include new moves for the Ponce de Leon Orange Mill in Boone relocating to Des Moines.
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Qear Rapids
Andrews
Des “Moines
Lester M
Morningside College
Iowa State Association' ‘Economists di
Fologista
Kelso
Iri Believue
Des Moines
Jess B. Hildebrand
Wyoming
Dubuque
Sioux City
R. M. McKaig
Creston
A. J. Meyers
Samuel T. Patterson
Hreda
Patterson
American Legion
Shenandoxzh
Arthur Howard
Court Glenn
Corydon
Church of Latter Day Saints
Graceland College
Mary Magdalene
Maederlinck
Iowa City
William Swartzendruber
Johnson County
Chicago
Stanton
Iowa Lutheran
Oscar F. Sandberg
Madrid
Gr. A. Galieration
Ogden
Lutheran Old People’s Home
Ponce de Leon Orange Mill Company
Boone
Dinner Bell Keeps Arrested Man from Becoming Bigamist
Gedar Rapids Iowa May 2 William Hinrich seeks a divorce from Clara Hinrich filed yesterday after he learned the dinner bell paused a planned marriage to Golda Stein less than a week before a June 6 deadline He warned of an annulment suit claiming coercion in marriage and faces statutory charges if the first divorce contest fails Hinrich was en route with a constable to obtain a license when the dinner hour closed the clerk’s office delaying the bigamy probe The story notes Hinrich’s brother disclosed the prisoner was already married and that the would be second marriage was halted by the delay
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Gedar Rapids
William Hinrich
Golda Steinles
Miss Steiner
Hinrich
Clara
Canter Junction
Tests of Character and Efficiency for Candidates
Tests of character and efficiency for political candidates were urged by resolutions adopted by the Iowa State Hygiene and Welfare association. The group favored state censorship of moving pictures amusements and literature. Dr A P Bishop of Clarinda was elected president with officers including Mrs Jessie Summers Van Meter vice president Rev W Cable Greenfield secretary W C Peterson Boone finance chairman N D Gordon Indianola campaign chairman Myrtle Rivenburgh Greenfield publicity chairman George Carpenter Chariton survey department.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Hygiene & Welfare Association
A. PB. Bishop
Clarinda
Jessie Summers
van Metur
W_ 11 Cable
Greenfield
W. C. Peterson
Boone
Sioux City Youth Wins Speaking Prize
Sioux City student Marya Fogg won the high school extemporaneous speaking contest with the topic Peace in Europe. Second place went to Baren ton Miller. Osceola defeated Osage in the state high school debut championship, advocating American leadership into the league of nations.
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Town
Gity
Marya Fogg
Sioux City
Europe
Barenton Miller
Osceola
Osage
League of Needions
Sleeping Sickness Strikes Statesman Viscount Milner
London May 2 Two trees at sleeping site were found in pnglang and V during the past week. One strike at Viscount Milner. His sore is said to be serious and he is maintaining his strength. A nervous breakdown caused by complications.
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London
Pnglang
Viscount Milner
Althose
Child and Old Husband Acid-Throwing Case Heads to Jury
Des Moines reports an annulment in district court. A 12 year old bride alleges coerced consent from her adult husband seven months after the wedding. The case features accounts of abuse and court proceedings as the trial advances to jury deliberation.
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Des Moines
Lillian Heine Parddebooner
Wiliam Parddekooper
Jerday
Dutees
Sioux City Chief Seeks Padlocks on Boozy Residences
Sioux City Chief of Police Joseph Young asked district court for injunctions to padlock more than a dozen homes and businesses for alleged liquor law violations. Court action follows raids where liquor was found at several sites.
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Sioux City
Joseph Young
New Zealand Girl to Study at Ames
Ames Iowa May 2 For the first time in the history of the foreign scholarship award made jointly by the Ames branch of the Association of University Women and the Women's Guild at Iowa State College a home economics student has accepted the award. Miss Catherine Landreth a graduate of Otago university New Zealand has just written that she will take advantage of the scholarship offered her. In previous years the scholarships have gone to French girls four of whom took science work Spe engineering and one agriculture.
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Ames
Association of University Women
Women's Guild
Iowa State College
Catherine Landreth
Otago University
New Zealand
Spe Engineering
Agriculure
Oil Famine Foreseen in United States
Iowa City May 2 Dean George P. F Kay head of the University of Iowa geology department warned the United States will face an oil famine within the next year. He said new fields are constantly hunted but most big fields are located. He suggested shale oil might temporarily solve the problem.
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Iowa City
United States
George PF. Kay
University of Iowa Department of Geology
Dern Pk
Dean Way E
Defeated Nogales Candidate Arrested for Rioting
Nogales Arizona May 2 Carlos G Tejerina a defeated candidate for mayor of Nogales Sonora Mexico in last Sundays elections was arrested today in Magdalena Sonora charged with inciting riots at the election that left two dead and about thirty injured
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Nogales
Ariz
Carlos G. Tejerina
Sonora
Mexico
Magdalena
Woman Wins Veer Case in Tied Trial Against Pollor Thtr
A jury reached a verdict for Blanche Mortimer as plaintiff in a contentious motor case, awarding damages of about $20. The decision names Mortimer as chief for a misdirected claim tied to a police chief.
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Kreokirk
Blanche Mortimer Deain
Police
Fuquie
Plethal of Miss Is Mrs Ghade Hola Says
A garbled local notice mentions Miss Hrown and Mrs Brown in county grade school exam context. It records various names and figures, including a proposed cost figure of 52 500 and references to local officials and commissions.
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Yankton. S
Warry Thoew
Piakotay Nye
Wyatt iPrankny
Brown
Truck Crushes Man as Traffic Crowds
Frederickaburg May 2 Special Frank Fisher 60 killed when a truck carrying Sherry Baumgartner went off the county road into a ditch while cars tried to pass on a state road four miles west of here. Baumgartner unhurt except for shock. Inquest postponed. Both men from New Hampshire.
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Frederickaburg
Frank Fisher
Here
Toom
Fisher
Sugjgeater
Baumgartner
New Himpton
Youths Promise to Go Straight Paroled by Judge
Nelson Hough aged 4 and Lowell Saukes aged 18 were released under conditions after arraignment on larceny charges. Judge F. W. Gwynne bound them over to the grand jury and allowed probation with bands to be kept only while employed and reporting weekly. The youths admitted stealing various articles and their conduct will be reported at the grand jury’s next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Hough
Lowell Saukes
F. W. Gwynne
Hough
Squires
Killing Frost Harms Early Garden Crops in Iowa
Des Moines reports Iowa suffered a damaging frost last night with Boone at 34 degrees and Decorah at 25 degrees. Governor meteorologist Charles D. Reed said the frost hit wire sections statewide, injuring corn, beans, tomatoes, cabbage, flowers, and lowland fruit trees. he expected temperatures to rise toward 70 today and the frost period to end unless surprises occur.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Charles D. Reed
Boone
Decorah
Reed
Mason City Glee Club to Broadcast Sunday Night
Mason City Iowa May 2 The Mason City Chamber of Commerce glee club directed by Harry B Keeler travels to Des Moines to broadcast a concert from WHO Sunday night The 30 voices feature Agnes Lewis Bennett William Parsons and William Woodfull as soloists The concert runs 7 20 to 9 00 PM The group has toured 23 nearby towns for goodwill concerts in five years of existence
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Mason City
Mason City Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
Harry B. Keeler
Des Moines
WHO
Agnes Lewis Bennett
Willaam Be. Parsons
William Woodfull
Minneapolis
South Dakota Roads Bump Bay from Car
Wessington Springs South Dakota May 2 Highway officials here considered a mute appeal for better roads. A car carrying Mr and Mrs George Hodgson left home toward town and their son Merlyn, riding in the back seat, went missing on arrival. A lurch in the road threw him from the vehicle.
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Wessington Springs
S. D
Wh Jr
George Hodgson
Cane
Merlyn
Cross Burn Near Black Resident’s Home in Des Moines
A large fiery cross was burned last night outside the yard of a home recently occupied by a Black resident in Des Moines. The resident told police several white men had approached him in recent days about his move into the neighborhood. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and removed the cross to fire headquarters.
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Des Moines
Will of Police Officer Meaweeney Divides Debts Among Heirs
The estate of veteran police officer Meaweeney is settled with debts paid and the remainder left in four equal parts to his children J Frank, Agnia, Kay, Hrten, Nolan, and Ralply. The text lists heirs and heirs’ shares in a fragmented will notice.
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Are J
FL Meaweeney
Police Offttry
J Frank
Agnia
Techiffertia
Kaymmo J
Hrten M
Nolan
Ralply
Murtraci Henry Barteria dies in Texas home grave
Murtraci Henry Barteria, also known as Henry Vartel, died at his home on Lagan Avenue, about one mile out. He left a widow and two children, with a funeral at O'Reeves and Towne. Local survivors include relatives in Texas and Ohio.
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Henry Barteria
Henry Vartel
Weiner
Lagan Avenue
Texas
X ray Movie Shows Beefsteaks Becoming Muscles for Workers
An X ray film at the Illinois Hospital association convention illustrated digestion from teeth to small intestine. Dr M T MacPachert explained gland excretions, pancreatic juice, and liver bile feeding the body as muscular activity continued. The comparison: the body as an ocean liner with the heart as engine room and blood as steam.
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United Press
Chicago
Illinois Hospital Association
M. T. Mac Fachert
American College of Surgeons
Eleventh District Christian Endeavor convention closes with new officers
More than 350 attendees at the thirty seventh annual convention of the eleventh district Christian Endeavor society in Des Moines elect new officers after a day of talks led by Rev. Clinton F. Smith and Rev. H. W. Cape. Morning session featured missionary leaders Doris Whittle and L. W. Schaller with Merrill Knott and Dr. J. A. Laurie speaking in the afternoon. Lunch was at Byrnes Park and the program opened last evening with over 300 registrations and a missionary play by First Congregational Church youth. Sunday will wrap the event with closing sessions.
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Central Christian Church
Eleventh District Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Svice
Doris Whittle
L. W
Col Coolidge Returns to Woodpile Silence on Illness
Col John C. Coolidge, father of the resident, was back at his wood pile in Plymoutt on May 2. He made no comment on reports by Raston specialists about his ailments and said if the doctors feel the matter is not worse, then everything is right.
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Plymoutt
John C. Coolidge
Cable Briefs From The Front And Courtroom
Brief dispatches report allied discussions on ambassadorial distress of a former prime minister and new armor piercing shell progress for 16 inch guns. A London official resigns as tax collector amid public unpopularity. Belgium’s former premier becomes head of an international internal armed traffic conference. Royally Shattise, sister of King George, suffers a gastric hemorrhage but then stabilizes after rest.
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Lonion
Ift
Ambassadory
Zita
Anatria
Loendou
Writisa
Woabert Hashield
London
A. G. Pary
South Stoneham
Genevi
Henri Carn Weisrs
Belgium
Tay Tandy
Phe
Royaly
Shattise
George
Darwin's Coffin Found In England After 26 Hours
Farnborough England May 2 Charles Darwin's coffin the author of The Origin of Species rested for 26 hours after death in the coach-house of New Inn a brass plate reads Charles Robbert Darwin died April 19 1882 the coffin oak from the Down estate near here where the scientist wished burial Plans for Westminster abbey were considered but the New Inn proprietors do not know how the coffin came to the coach-house
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Farnborough
England
Charles Darwin
New Inn
Charles Robbert Darwin
Darwin
Down
Weastminster Abbey
Interurban line announces May excursion schedule
Officials of the W. G. company say May excursions will be continued with same gates as April. The round trip fare remains 4 dollars from any point on the interurban lines to any center.
Fire damages residence and chick hatchery at two city sites
Fire partially destroys a Belmont Street residence at 124 Belmont occupied by W P Gordan J and damages a newly hatched chick shelter at 1819 Franklin Street. Authorities say the blaze, caused by a damp? explosion, started shortly afternoon and was contained as firefighters arrived. The loss includes 112a d newly hatched chicks and related equipment.
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Belmont Street
W. P Gordan
Brandon
Franklin Street
Vy Ye
Diamond Dick Arrested After Fierce Bust in Cedar Rapids
The notorious bootlegger known as Diamond Dick, alias Theodore R. Grest, was captured at 606 Dawson Street by City Detective P. E. Walker after a gunfight. Four alleged accomplices, including B. J. Wilson and Harry Davis, were jailed on booze running charges while Grest faces multiple theft and assault accusations across several towns.
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Diamond Dick
Tel Mayo
Theodore R. Grest
Stronges
Mike Cahill
Dawson Street
Grest
John Lagan
Cahill
B. J. Wilson
St. Paul
Harry Davis
Waterloo
B. A. Leighton
Warren Buckley
Worth County
Walker
P. E. Walker
Aguse
Lym
Greene
John Moorhouse
Tunning
Little Falls
Minn
Albert Lea
Austin
Alto
Telegraph Briefs: Code for seizing criminals denounced by Holland
Washington reports a formation professor proposed an international cable code for seizing criminals, denounced by Rush L. Holland who retired as assistant attorney general. Coolidge congratulated Evangeline Booth on 20 years leading the Salvation Army. London May Day largely peaceful with numerous protests observed.
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Washington, D. C
Rush L. Holland
New York
Coolidge
Evangeline ‘Booth Notte
Natons
Salvation Army
London
Europe
Maynard area notes include visits and church events
Maynard and surrounding families are reported in a string of social notes. Paul Stewart travels to Abbington for a Brentwood sale. Varley family visits Center Point and Nennan Buennecke. Mr and Mrs. Walter Sceein visit Henry L. Adams in Des Moines. Charles Clark and family visit Waterloo. Ada Meats is ill. Mrs. H. Frost returns from Chicago. Roy Smith leaves for Slourney for an aunt's funeral. Walter returns from Cedar Rapids hospital after surgery. community members attend Lutheran events at Union. Odd Fellows celebrate 125th anniversary with supper.
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Varley Alinnigon
Tor Center Point
Nennan Buennecke
Arden
Mian
Walter Sceein
Henry L. Adams
Des Moines
Charles Clark
Waterloo
Ada Meats
H. Frost
Vialt
Chicago
Roy Smith
Slourney
Walter
Cedar Rapids
Bi Bartes
Cedar
Robertson
Chet Paul
Marfiard
Ophreln
WY Union
John Miche
Kenneth Mathews
Harmon
William Beneke
Kikader
Rueckert
Masnare
Wore
Henry Buennecke Agi
Carl
Alden
Brenry Steale
Maynard TO
Filodpe
Odd Fellowship
United States
Fred Riennveke
Ceyton
Mint
Breton
Warburg
Lariva
Hindenburg Debates Uniform as New German President
Marshal von Hindenburg, newly elected head of the German Republic, weighs the dilemma of wearing his field marshal uniform as president. The latest photo shows him reviewing troops in his Maz over lnnie, just before the election.
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Marshal von Hindenburg
Ger
Iatin Republic
Wniform
Maz
Lnnie
City Hall to Host Tax Board Meeting Monday at 8 P.M
The Board of Tax Review will meet in City Hall Monday at 8 p m to hear protests on assessments presented by property owners who have not yet filed. The board will reassemble after to review and approve assessments, with council members serving as the reviewing body.
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Board OF Tax Review
City Hall
Staliing
Brazil may elect president without campaign in 1926
Rio de Janeiro reports interest that Brazil could select a successor to President Arthur Bernardes on March 1, 1926 without an active campaign. Supporters include Senator Alfredo and others who argue a quiet election could unite opinion and enable a national program of rehabilitation and harmony among republicans.
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Rio de Janeiro
United Press
Arthur Bernardes
Brazil
Altho
United States Treasury
Alfredo Bih
Ellis
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