Police Seek Man For Sauker and Dentist Attack
Washington and Maryland police search for a youth suspected in last night’s assault on Leonard W. Kephart, an agriculture scientist, and the kidnapping attempt on BE Percival Wilson, bank official. Kephart’s car was used to spirit Wilson away. Wilson fought back and seized the pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Washington
Maryland
Leonard W. Kephart
Department of Agriculture
Percival Wilson
Kephart
Soldiers' Home Hospital
Takoma Park
Wilson
Chevy Chase
Jake
Campaign fund details of Gov. Smith campaign committee
The article outlines donations to Gov. Smiths campaign including $50,000 from New York contractor ham F Kenney and other contributors like Herbert Lehman and James W. Gerard. Van Namee, the committee manager, says most money was spent due to attacks by Ku Klux Klan and Anti-Saloon groups, with a $6,386 research cost by Columbia professors. He notes no state contracts for Kenney and limited spending outside certain states. A separate note mentions a burglary at the Purity Queen company station in Mason City, with no suspects caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage One
Ham F. Kenney
New York
Smith
Herbert Lehman
William Todd
Robert F. Dowling
George Gordon Batte
Howard Cullman
James W. Gerard
Democratic National Committee
Frank O'Connor
Toronto
Canada
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Aaron Maumburg
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anna E. Felix
van Namee
Kenney
Iowa
Oklahoma
Idaho
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
Namoe
R. F. Tugwell
Philip C. Jessup
Columbia University
California
Smiths
Steiner
Hue
Los Angeles Express
Thomas J. Wa
van Namese
Sterner
James Hoey
Hoey
van Name
Senate Debates Tax Cut Bill Amid Campaign Queries
Congress Today reports Senate continues debate on tax reduction. presidential campaign committee questions Gov. Smits in New York. Foreign relations weighs Barlow Cuban case. Rules panel reviews reapportionment and inland waterways bills. Tyson Fitzgerald emergency officers retirement acts discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Senate
Gov. Smits
New York
Foreign Relations Committee
Barlow
Mouse
Tyson-Fitzgerald
House
U S Seeks Stewart Indictment As Oil Probe Deepens
The Senate oil investigation,rising pressure on Stewart, seeks indictment as he refuses to answer questions about Continental profits and Liberty bonds. Rockefeller resignations and re elections ripple through the inquiry amid calls for a clean up in the oil world. Stewart faces trial May 21 on contempt charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Nye
North Dakota
Rockefeller
New York
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
Iberty
Harry F. Sinclair
Indiana Standard
Edwin P. Parker
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
North Dakotan
Ail
Continental
Sinclair
Swisher Bandits Caught Two Sentenced For Life
The trio planned a Palo bank robbery after escaping from Alburnet and were tracked after abandoning a car near Gedar Rapids. They fled south to the timber along the Iowa river, hid near Otis and Dallas Texas, and were captured near Belle Plaine after their getaway car stalled. Authorities credited Frank Wheeler for the arrest and a $1,006 reward was announced.
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Nepovin
Swisher
Peron
Canada
Hadrava
Iowa River
Gedar Rapids
Otis
Burs
Perron
Courthorse
Dallas
Tex
Belle Plaine
Palo
Jack Duffy
Dixon
Alburnet
Dafy
Nemceck
Oberaking
Ineal
Palo Amo Roybery
Sheri Manchester
Frank Wheeler
Lie Oi
Elks Grand Officers Visit Waterford Tomorrow
Boston official J. P. Malley grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks arrives tomorrow for Waterford activities. He is joined by grand secretary A. Die Masters and grand loyal lieutenant Gc. 8 Wr Beth of Chicago with a banquet and planned entertainment features set.
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PF. Malley
Boston
Order of Elks
Waterlod Todae
A. Die Masters
Ant
Doctor George Mack 77, Waterloo pioneer physician dies
Dr George J Mack 77 longtime Waterloo physician and first local eye ear nose and throat specialist died at 11 30 p m at 914 Jefferson Waterloo after weeks of illness He helped build the Fourth Street Bridge served as county coroner and was a former fire department member He is survived by his widow and a brother Eugene Mack Romeo Michigan The body is at O Keefe Towne funeral home.
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George J. Mack
Waterleo
Alshome
Jefferson Street
Fourth Street
Colonell Fire Department
Jeanie Jewell
Waterloo
Mack
Asrajon Commandery
Knights Térplar
Waterloo Lodge
First Congregational Church
Eugene Mack
Romeo, Mich
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Public Deposits Reimbursed in Closed Banks Totals Over 10 Million
Des Moines reports 141 claims totaling 10 310 892 63 against the state sinking fund for public deposits have been approved and paid since the Brookhart Lovrein law. Major reimbursements include 4 382 673 65 from diverted county interest and 2 695 426 66 from dividends.
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Des Moines
Johnson
Kossuth County
Folk County
Cerro Gordo County
Adams
Audubon
Cedar
Cherokee
Clayton
Davis
Dubuque
Hardin, Henry
Jasper
Johnson, Jones
Monona
Muscatine
Ringgold
Seebi
Winneshiek
Clarke
Black Hawk
Nominate Hammill If You Want Road Bonds
McFarlane urges Republicans in Black’s Tea Room to nominate John Hammill to win a 100 million dollar primary road bond issue. He says Bowman would hurt bond support and two highway commission appointments depend on the next governor. A Lions Club luncheon featured East High’s chamber group with Margaret Moore, Maxine Cloush, and Virginia Neary performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamopills
Iowa
Arch McFarlane
Lions Club
Black
McParlane
M. L. Bowman
Highway Commission
McFarlane
East High School
Margaret Moore
Maxine Cloush
Virginia Neary
No Foreign Market for Farmer Curtis Tells Soils Meeting
Ames Iowa May 10 Dean Curtis of Iowa State College urged maintaining a home market for American farm products at the fourth annual soils and land valuation short course. He argued the three cent beef tariff is ineffective and that removing the Argentine embargo on beef would slash domestic prices within a month. Sessions of the short course continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames. Ta
U.P
Curtis
College of Agriculture
Iowa Skate College
Hoover and Foes Tie in Race for GOP Delegates
The article notes Hoover leading a large share of delegates and the possibility of sensational changes at the convention. It cites Pennsylvania as decisive and mentions Secretary Melsen as influential in Pennsylvania's vote, reflecting tension in the GOP delegate fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Foes
Pennsylvania
Melsen
New York Herald-Tribune
Lowden and Hoover Seek Florida Votes
Florida Republicans meet in Taylora Beach as Hoover and Lowden supporters push for an instructed delegation to Kansas City. State politics dominate with chatter of replacing national committeeman George W. Bean and hopes for a united party in a tight election year.
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Taylona Beach
Fla
J.p.—Republicans
Florida
Hoover
Lowden
Kansas City
Howver
George W. Bean
Separation Results in Triple Shooting
Police blame domestic difficulties for a triple shooting in Des Moines. Matthew De Santo, 32, separated from his wife after she refused to live with him and killed his wife. He wounded his sister in law Mrs Russo before killing himself. Mrs Russo probably will recover.
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Des Moines
Mar
Matthew de Santo
de Santo
Doh Russo
Deaths from local epidemic self harm rise in Iowa City
In Iowa City a spate of self inflicted acts has left five dead in recent weeks. The latest incident involved Frank Dolnzal, a painter, who is near death in a local hospital after injuries from an attempted self destruction. He had been missing since Tuesday. Four prior attempts ended fatally.
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Towa City
Iowa City
Frank Dolnzal
Wukes
Temperatures Report for Maninard on Wednesday
Readable fragments show a weather note for Maninard on Wednesday with numerical values 0 and 2 for temperatures and an 82 minimum. The text is unclear but indicates a cold day with low temperatures and a possible high figure.
Beaver Dies Unexpectedly in Fredericksburg at 55
H S Beaver aged about 55 died today near departure from his physician. Heart disease listed as cause after two weeks of illness with complications. Survived by widow and four children. Local funeral arrangements to be announced.
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H. S. Beaver
Fredericksburg
Beaver
Eastbound World Racer Reaches Tokio
Toichiro Araka completed his around the world tour in 36 days from Tokio and won the $1500 first prize offered by the Tokio Jiji Shimpo for completing the voyage by regular carriers. He defeated rival Ryukichi Matsui, who is now returning home from California.
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Tokio
Toichiro Araka
Tokio Jiji Shimpo
Araka
Ryukichi Matsui
California
American scores after 36 holes at British Open in Sandwich
Scores of United States players after the first two rounds of the British Open at Sandwich England. Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen tied at 148, Mehlhorn and Barnes also at 149 and 154 respectively, Johnny McHugh 165, Bob Stupple 167, with others eliminated.
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Sandwich
Eng
United States
Gene Sarazzn
Walter Hagen
Bu Mehlhorn
Iain Barnes
Tomimyan
Johnny McHugh
Bob Stupple
Trans-Atlantic Bresnen Nears First Flight From Greenly Island
An official Canadian Transconiairning Airways notice states the German trans Atlantic Bresnen is nearly ready to fly from Greenly Island Belle Visle Straits. Only fuel and a new propeller are needed. HB A Maine construction president is hospitalized with blood poisoning in his foot but expected to recover soon.
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Quebec
Transconiairninh Airways
Bresnen
Greenly Island
Bellevisle Straits
HB. A. Maine
Leland Avenue
H. A. Maine Construction Company
St. Francis Hospital
Japan Back If Chang Move Ends Civil War
London May 10. Chang Tso Lin appeals for a truce in the Chinese civil war seen as a potential bid to push Japan toward withdrawal from Shantung. Tokyo reports Japanese troops battling Chinese nationalists around Tsiwan as Japan refuses mediation while accusing nationalists of provocation and desecrating a cemetery in the fighting.
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London
Chang Tso Lin
Shantung Province
Japan
Chang
Tokio
Tsiwan
Tainan
China
America
United States
War Office
Bryant Co. Breaks Iowa Pavement Record for Day
Bryant Paying company headquarters here broke its own state record for length of highway pavement laid in one day on U S highway 218 north of Waverly. Work started 6 15 p m and ended 7 p m delivering 5 868 feet, beating the previous Bryant mark of 1 515 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
John A. Paulsen
State Highway Commission
Bryant Company
U. S. Highway No. 218
Waverly
Ellen Fussell Dies in Charles City
Mrs Ellen Fussell 68 dies at Cedar Valley hospital Charles City Ia Funeral at 1030 p m tomorrow at daughter Mrs EB Patten home Burial Fayette She and husband prominent in M E church Obermeier pays fine 100 in assault case Des Moines burial of Fremont Gibson to Nashua with family services 11 am with departure of several from here
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John Obermeiier
Justice Weatherwax
Gibson
Fremont Gibson
Des Moines
Nashua
Fay Sampson
Riles
Music Corporation of America Signs Wells and Orchestra
Lloyd Wells of Brockwell Arms apartments signed a one year contract with the Music Corporation of America. The Wells Antioch Palace orchestra, noted for the Midwest scene, will play four to five engagements in principal east resort cities beginning in early season. Wells’ group has performed at Roof Gardens in Sioux City.
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Lloyd Wells
Brockwell Arms Apartments
Middle West
Music Corporation of America
Chicago
Dubuque
Jearned Hurt
Dung
Wells
Antioch Palace
Sioux City
Women told not to wear high heels on golf courses
May warning issued by James Barton superintendent of parks in Sioux City against women wearing high heeled shoes on municipal golf links. He cites damage to the links from the footwear.
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Sioux City
James Barton
Fishermen Missing After Violent Dalmatian Storm
Belgrade reports sixty fishermen missing after a violent storm off the Dalmatian coast. Hundreds of fishing boats were lost and several houses were destroyed near Ragusa Italy.
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Belgrade
Dalmatian
Ragusa
Italy
Local Obituaries and Deaths in Waterloo Area
Mortuary notices list Mrs. Fred Matthias of New Hampton Iowa passing at her sister’s home in Waterloo. Death caused by drowsy illness after over a year of sickness. Survived by husband two sons and a daughter and three sisters. funeral plans pending. Samuel Ellsworth Moseley of Waterloo dies after long illness. formerly in Goldfield and Renwick in furniture and undertaking businesses. Surviving family includes widow daughter and two brothers. service details pending. John E Krurth Jr three week old son of Dr and Mrs Kurth dies at home after bronchial pneumonia. funeral planned at St Marys Catholic Church. Frank L McCune dies in Chicago. local burial service pending at O Keefe Towne. Dorotha Ann Moar infant daughter of Mr Mrs Mear, funeral held at Kearns chapel with burial at Lime Springs.
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Fred Matthias
New Hampton
George Schmidt
Independence Avenue
Ben
Maxfield
Bremer County
Lutheran Church
Nusband
Henry Bruns
Denver
Harold Matthias
Albert Matthias
Sumner
Otto Prinz
Elma
Henry Dickman
Louis Dickman
Saxon Street
Schmidt
A. C. Bruns
Samuel Ellsworth Moseley
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
John E. Krurth
John BE
Kurth
Logan Avenue
Ta. m
Robert
Donald
St. Mary's Catholic
Father Theodistus Phmever
Calgary
O'Keefe
Towne Mortuary
Frank L. McCune
M. Tamerrow
Fairview Cemetery
Chicago
O'Keefe &, 'Towne's
Tilinnis Central J
Dorothy Ann Moar
Dorotta Mear
Infany
Lester Mear
Summit Arenas
PF. Herbert Moehimann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Kearns Chapel
Lime Springs
Fists and Liquor Break Marriage Bonds in Court
In district court yesterday testimony of women and men described desertion, cruelty and intoxication. Florence Cook won a decree and child custody of Jack and Rosanelle, with alimony and support to be decided. Elmer Babbitt’s wife Rosa was found to have deserted him, custody awarded for Milton Mildred and Luella, and ongoing $10 weekly support discussed. Clyde Brown’s divorce granted. Gretta Brown had no children. Inez Scott's husband George W. Scott struck her and drank. decree issued. Anna Price filed for divorce from Maurice Price and received a temporary injunction. they wed in Chicago in 1931 and have one child Eugene. she seeks custody, real estate, $25 weekly support, $500 attorney fee and household goods.
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Florence Cook
John J. Cook
H. B. Boles
Rosa
Lita
Cedar Rapids
Milton
Mildred
Luella
Babbitt
Chicago
Eugene
Price
Ship Refuses Polar Plane Aboard for Oslo Trip
Green Harbor Spitsbergen May 20 The Norwegian steamer Hobby refused to take aboard the airplane used by Capt George Wilkins and Carl Hielson on their polar flight The crew warned the craft Endangered the vessel citing past danger when transporting Amundsen’s plane to Alaska.
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Green Harbor
Spitsbergen
Hobby
George Wilkins
Carl Hielson
North Pole Arc
Oslo
Norway
Liecraft
Roald Amund- Sen
Alaska
Flood Control Bill Heads to Coolidge for Signature
A $225 million flood control bill is expected to reach President Coolidge for signature late today or tomorrow after passage by both houses. The senate approved the conference report yesterday and Coolidge may sign within the 10 day period, pending department reviews.
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Washington
BD. C
U.R
Coolidge
House
Senate
Altho
Justice
Nobile Aims Polar Flight to Leningrad in Italia
Gen Umberto Nobile plans a reconnoitering flight today toward Leningrad Russia in the polar dirigible Italia. Several crew members refuse to join the mission and have sailed for Oslo aboard the steamship Hubby.
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Oslo
Umberto Nobile
Leningrad
Russia
Italia
Washington
D. C
Nobile
Joh Hanson
Board of Supervisors
King Amanullah Heads to Leningrad for Relic Tour
King Amanullah of Afghanistan departed for Leningrad to inspect cyarist relics as part of a broader international cultural mission. The report notes contemporaries predicting a Western hemisphere League of Nations emerge from diplomatic moves.
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Menen
INS
Amanullah
Afghanistan
Leningrad
I Perils
Gauvali
Journal
Des Debates Today
League of Nations
League
Geneva
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Berlin
Lilli Dillenz
Baldonnel
Dublin
Lisbon
New York
Philadelphia
Legion Aero Head Buys Own Plane for Legion Duties
Edwin L. Lindell reports Rufus Rand of Minneapolis bought a five passenger monoplane with a Wright motor. Rand will fly to the national executive meeting in Indianapolis May 17-18 and visit posts urging air field development. Minnesota posts plan landing fields and Moorehead sponsors a St Paul to Moorehead air derby May 27-28.
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St. Paul
Minn
American Legion
National Aeronautics Committee
Edwin L. Lindell
The
Legion For Minnesota
Rufus R. Rand
Minneapolis
Rand
Natonal
Legion of Minnesota
National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Linedell
Aeronautics
Legion
Minnessia
Lindell
Moorehead
Youth Is Charged With Assault and Battery On Woman
William Whitson, 20, of 335 Fowler steel, is charged with assault and battery on a young woman. The information was filed in municipal court by Ralph W. Travis, assistant bounty attorney. Trial set for 3:30 p.m. in jail custody if bond posted. $200 bond required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whitson
Fowler Steel
Ralph W. Travis
Whitson Feld
Record Heat Wave Ends Across Iowa After 92 Degree High
Des Moines reports 74 degrees at 9 am as the region ends a record heat spell. State records toppled yesterday with Sioux City reaching 92 degrees. Forecasters expect cooler weather tonight and tomorrow with Des Moines highs around 81 or 82. Marshaltown logged 9% yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ufi
Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Des Moinca
Marshaltown
Victim of Airplane Crash at Ames Detains Hospitalized
Ames Iowa May 10 John T. Swope 30 landscape architect in the agricultural extension department of Iowa State College injured in an airplane crash Sunday and held in a local hospital. Lee Merritt 25 senior student and pilot severely injured. Swope a Harvard Penn State graduate lived in Ames four months and is a World War veteran. Parents reside in Lebanon Pennsylvania.
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Ames
John TD. Swope
Agricultural Extension Department
Towa State College
Lee Merritt
Swope
Har Yard
Penn State College
Lebanon
Two Hurt In Tennessee Airplane Crash Reported
A Tennessee airplane crash left Wilbur Howard dead and others injured as investigators examine recovery of Lewis Gallup and Lewis. The incident near Climbing Hill is tied to local addresses and a jail bailiff reports and city notices relate to the case. Nine-cent fares are also noted in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Lewis Gallup
Lewis
Francis
Sian
Sioux
Fire Alarms Reported At Residence On Vaughan Street
At 3 45 p m on Wednesday officers responded to 42 Vaughan Street for a fire alarm. Cause listed as an overflow of a boiler or stove. No damage reported. Insurance advised. Names: George Linson and others mentioned in advertisement.
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Vaughan
George Linson
Oeettfrank
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