Mandan Rodeo to Feature Oed y Jardine at July Roundup
Secretary Jardine plans to attend the Mandan rodeo on July 3 and 4, riding as many bronchos as possible. Secretary Russell and Superintendent Stephens discussed Jardine joining the event, with changes in schedule and anticipation of tough rides.
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Oed'y Jardine
ALOE
Olopal
Mandan
Mayfin Acenpit
Dards
Bronvlin
Jardine
Feel Russell
iBtculture
Ce Lutter
John M. Stephen
Universises
Great Wlainsfield
Phy
Data Stephens
Malad
Ida
Togzerher
Montana
Idaho Agriculture Department
Stephens
Oday Stephens
Russell
Markyte
I. H. Connolly
Onportu
Truck and Train Collision Wrecks Vehicle in Lawn City
A driver in Cedar Falls was seriously hurt when his International Harvester truck was struck by a passenger train at the Logan Street crossing, about five blocks east of the station. The truck was wrecked and the track thrown 75 feet into a ditch. The injured man was placed in a baggage car and taken to Sartori Memorial hospital.
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Cedar Falls
May
Jeg
Heavas
Logan Street
Meinders
Meingers
International Harvester
van Deest Implement Company
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Dodson Injured In Bike Collision Near Dairy Plant
William Dodson a 45 year old employee of the Towa Dairy Separator company suffered severe head contusions a fractured left wrist and multiple bruises when the bicycle he rode to work collided with an automobile driven by Mrs Elmer Travis at 7 am near the Dairy Separator factory He was taken by city ambulance to Presbyterian hospital with head injuries believed to be serious and X ray tests to follow
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William Dodson
Towa Dairy Separator Company
Elmer Travis
Lone Dairy Separator Company
Presbyterian Hospita
Cutters with 6 Inch Guns Lead Fleet to Wipe Out Rum Row
Coast guards and cutters with six inch guns press campaign against Rum Row. Officials say the operation aims to finish the coast guard campaign and clean up rum runners, with promises to persist through the summer and beyond.
Iowa Supreme Court Opens May Term Session
The May term of the Iowa Supreme Court opened today with Justices Albert DeGraw Stevens Vermillion and Tregratl presiding in the absence of Chief Justice Mayville who is in Washington DC.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Dustiems Albert
DeGraw
Stevens
Vermii- Vien
Yeneh
Tustier Tegratl
Justie Mayville
Wahington
D. C
Man Who Drove Car Through Crowd Re-Arrested
Cedar Rapids Iowa May 3 Har old G Andrews coal dealer who crashed into a crowd April 28 injuring nine was re arrest ed this morning on a true information is sued by County Attorney Barn Brover and held for trial in 1000 bail which he was unable to furnish Andrews had bonded last week for 1000 on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated He was already at liberty on 600 bonds in police court Barn grad ver said action was taken to expedite the case He said he will ask for a special jury to try the case at the June term of court which is made possible by a law passed by the last general assembly
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Cedar Rapids
Harold G. Andrews
Barn Brover
Andrews
Liberty
Barngraver
Radio Wedding at KFNE in Shenandoah Tonight
Shenandoah Iowa May 5 Station KFNF will host a radio wedding at 7:30 PM Miss Luetta Minnick and Beryl Armstrong will exchange vows before Rev G R Cook and radio chaplain Rev C S Hanley assisting Miss Irmin Ray will sing and Miss Lena Lanman will play the wedding march Both he bridegroom and bride are employees of Fleur Field Seed Company and have received many gifts from radio ads.
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Shenandoah
KFNF
Luetta Minnick
Beryl Armstrong
G. R. Cook
Randolph
C. S. Hanley
Rarlio
Irmin Ray
Lena Lanman
Fleurr Field Seed Company
Clinton School to Have All Steel Stadium in Clinton
May 5 report states Clinton School will receive an all steel stadium with capacity from 1000 to 1500, erected on athletic grounds at Coanfield. Gift presented to Clinton Independent School District by Hrank J. and Louis lien, notable donors to district facilities.
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Clinton
Clinton Independent
Coanfield
Hrank J
Louis Lien
Kiwanians Learn of Orphaned Children Placement
Miss Pearl Clark of the Iowa State Children's Home in Des Moines spoke to Kiwanians about finding and placing orphaned children. She described eligibility rules, noting those with serious disease or questionable ancestry may be denied placement.
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Pearl Clark
Iuwa
Des Moines
Vannot
Drunken Driver Sentence Suspended in Montrose Case
A drunken driver case near Montrose led to a suspended sentence after the defendant faced multiple charges. The driver, identified as a male resident, was involved in a collision early in May and received reconsideration in June as prosecutors reviewed the evidence and potential penalties.
Solitary Jailbreak Plot Fails in State Prison
A chaotic jailbreak plan collapses as inmates fail to breach confinement. Guards repel attempts with disciplined response while investigators condemn the effort as a desperate, poorly organized mutiny. No injuries reported, authorities vow tighter security.
West End bank murder witness recants testimony
May 5 Nichols Luciano once a key witness in the West End bank messengers murder case says his testimony was absolutely false. He told District Attorney Charles Dodd that his statements led to the electric chair for Morris and Josepf Diamond and John Farina last Thursday. Luciano surrendered in Bayonne New Jersey and is held on perjury charges after previously labeling his sworn statements as false. His affidavit had helped defeat Pantano trials but was questioned when Luciano vanished.
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Nichols
Cheeks
Luciano
Lucianoe
Henoy Sitys
Dichmond Brothers
Ays
Parina
Chum
Pantano
Lusiano
Safety instruction push in public schools outlined
Telegraph briefs from Washington and Dayton report Secretary Hoover backing safety education in public schools per a national street and highway safety conference. Meanwhile Mussolini refines plans for reorganizing Italy's military strength. Orville Wright seeks impartial inquiry into charges against Smithsonian official over Langley 1902 airplane damage.
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Washington
D. C
Hoover
National Conference On
T Rone
Mussolini
Italy
Dayton
Orville Wright
Charles G. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
Philadelphia
Pal
United States
Seek Speeder Who Caused Auto Wreck
Rockwell City Iowa May 3 Calhoun county authorities seek the speeder whose high speed caused a wreck injuring two on Highway 13 miles northeast of town. The driver fled the scene after the collision and is described as a young man possibly from nearby areas. Investigators urge any witnesses or information to come forward to aid the inquiry.
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Rockwell City
Calhoun County
Methodist Bishops Open Spring Parley
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Iowa Vaudeville and Stock Actress Dies
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of a vaudeville and stock actress from Iowa. The text is garbled with names and details unclear but indicates a demise connected to the entertainment scene and possibly a theater or stock company in Iowa.
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Iowa
Delay inquest verdict on McClintock case extended
Chicago May 5 the triple barrell McClintock Olson death probe delayed again with no verdict on the deaths of William Nelson McClintock Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson to be returned for 30 days. The coroner jury will hear additional evidence that might implicate others besides William D Shepherd indicted for Lilly McClintock's death and then render its verdict.
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Chicago
McClintock-Olson
Willam Nelson McClintock
Emma Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
William D. Shepherd
Lilly McClintock
Six Deaths in Family Linked to Unknown Poison
Evansville Indiana May 5 Chemical analyses of Joseph Bowles eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Bowles found no trace of poison in vital organs. Burial delayed for investigation. Joseph is the sixth member of the family to die in 22 months from liver and stomach trouble. Only survivor is Mrs Bowles. The husband three sons and two daughters are reported to have died from similar causes in Wisconsin is noted.
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Evansville
Ind
Joseph Bowles
Joseph
Mary TL Bowles
Iti Wis
Sleuths Seek McClintock Witness in Inquest
Chicago on May 5 detectives searched for Mrs Earl P Clark who was summoned to testify at the inquest into the deaths of William Nelson McClintock his mother Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson the McClintock family physician Clark was also sought to be examined regarding her husband statements about an alleged affair and a $35.00 payment to an attorney for Sam D B Shepherd linked to the McClintock case
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Chicago
J Jay
Earl P. Clark
William Nelson McClintock
Emma Nellson McClintock
Oscar Olson
McClintock
Clark
Sam DB. Shepherd
McClip
May 4 Tiger Wiri collapse leaves several injured
Report from City May 4 details a panicked incident near a building site where a tiger enclosure collapsed injuring several workers. A laborer died amid the wreckage and others were rescued. Prominent locals, including Stouffer, a Republican and Knight Templar, are noted in passing. Mayor Fo fESian announced a music event supporting relief efforts.
Minnesota court to get Ted Mayo on many charges
Ted Mayo alias Diamond Dick and accomplices face charges after his Waterloo escape and alleged auto thefts. He is to be moved to Little Falls for jail or trial, with trials set for May 14 for J. Grest and Harry Davis on auto theft and engine-number mutilation. Don Logan and Mary Cahill await trials on aiding escape, with Mary’s bail set to allow daily sheriff contact.
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Mond Dick
Ted Mayo
Boozerunner
Gulimat
Waterloo
Paul Felix
Hetog
Little Falls
Nina
Crest
Theodore R. Crest
Minnesota Reformatory
Dawson Street
Fairview Cemetery
Grest
J. Grest
EB. J. Wilson
William A. Cook
Wilson
Theodore Gros
Don Logan
Mary Cahill
Grost
Mary
Keating Dies After Long Rail Workman Career and Funeral Planned
J H Keating, longtime stage driver turned locomotive engineer, died just before his 82nd birthday at his Washington Iowa home. His funeral plans are unsettled. he lived in Waterloo earlier and was famed for driving the Vinton Bradford route before railroads reshaped the region. He later served as engineer for several railroads and moved on from the stage coach era to the locomotive era. Clarence E Scott, a Chicago hospital patient and former Illinois central engineer, died in Chicago after about a month of treatment. Survived by his wife and two sons, the Waterloo community awaits further funeral details.
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J. OW
Keating
Kiester
Kathryne
Washington
Wiester
J. H. Keating
Pioneer Stagey
Waterloo
Vinton
Bradford
iVale
Nashua
Lik
Vcoedur Valley
Campbell Bakery
Ed Messick
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Santet Lice
Great Northern
Clarence B. Scott
Clarence E. Scott
J+noig Central hospital
Chicago
Wilk
Fairey
Seat
Everettaid Arthur
Houghton Hint to Europe Approved by English Press
Ambitious address on European recovery underscores U S aid and private loans shaping postwar reconstruction. Washington exerts influence over American finance in loan decisions, though lacks formal supervisory power. Officials avoid tying remarks to any current political development abroad.
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Houghton
Europe
Page Sons
Sail
Atlantic
Washington
Never Regime in Turkey Reveals Status of Women
International News from Constantinople on May 5 reports Turkish women gaining rights and education. Women graduate from law school and enter civil service, with Sophia Seph-Alli cited as Turkey’s first lady physician.
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Turkey
Constantinople
New Turkeys
Tan
Sophia-Seph-Alli
Berlin
Seph-Alli
Eutrops
West
Fifty one Witnesses in Disbarment Case
Fifty one subpoenas were issued for witnesses to testify in the disbarment trial of Elmer L. Hunt, Union County’s county attorney, which opened in district court with Judge J. H. Applegate presiding after exchanging benches with Judge H. H. Carter. The case centers on unethical practices alleged against Hunt.
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Creston
Elmer L. Hunt
Union County
J. H. Applegate
Guthrie Center
H. H.carter
Hunt
Orange Junior Class Has Annual Program
Orange Junior Class presented its annual program last Friday featuring performances by Ruth Cun Ringham and others. The event included songs like Autumn Leaves, a photograph exhibit, and student narrations.
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Orange
Navy chiefs see Pearl Harbor as defense core
Honolulu May 6 The importance of Pearl Harbor as the defense core of Oahu and the Pacific was stressed by naval officers who toured the base with reporters The immediate need is dredging the channel to 45 feet to admit the newest US battleships and 49 feet to provide a refuge for crippled vessels Deepening would also widen the anchorages to accommodate the entire American fleet An air range upgrade for patrol planes was urged Officials noted danger from foreign owned sampan fleets within Pearl Harbor and urged government condemnation of private fishing rights to prevent intelligence on harbor defenses
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Oahu
United States
Pacific
Teal
Paarl
Bars Schools to Near East Relief Workers
Cedar Rapids May 5 The board of education adopted a resolution barring Near East Relief committees from soliciting clothing and money in city schools. Mrs William Chamberlain urged charity should begin at home noting some city children needed all the city had to give. Board unanimously approved the measure.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
William Chamberlain
Dubuque Council Accepts Carrs Resignation
Dubuque City Council accepts the resignation of City Manager O E Carr who will become city manager of Fort Worth Texas on June 1. The move was confirmed at the meeting held May 4. Carr has served as city manager and will depart for Texas next month.
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Dubuque City
Carr
Dubuque, la
O. E. Carr
Fort Worth
Tex
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