Vare Leads Pepper in Pennsylvania Senate Primary
In Philadelphia May primary results show William Vare leading George Pepper for the Republican US Senate nomination with Pinchot in third. Pepper held a significant early lead but Vare’s pledge for personal liberty and noninterference in rights highlighted his campaign. Wheeler warned the dry vote split could hurt Pennsylvania’s anti liquor platform.
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Philadelphia
Adm
William Vare
U. S.senate
Vara
George Wharton Pepper
Secretary of the Treasury
Melion
Gifford Pinchot
Bousdry
Soo
Pinchot
United
Phila
Pepper
Phia
Ginchot
Aes
United‘ Mins Workers State Federation of ‘Labor
Pyegh
Republic
Edward E. Beidlemanz
Lie
Beidleman
Fisher
Ephillips
Tener
Washington, D. C
Wayne B. Wheeler
Antisaloon League
Senate
Pennsylvania
Varel
Pinghot
Vare
Dryj
Mote
William
Catholic Organizations To Receive Bequests From Traer Estate
Traer Int May 19 John Stayskal died near Traer in February leaving a will directing gifts to St Josephs Catholic Church Chelsea and to family members. Bequests include $402 to the church, $1000 to wife, $5000 to one son, $3000 to another son, with other legacies noted and land previously given to heirs.
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Traer Estate
Traer
John Stayskal
SGU
St Josephs Catholic Church
Chelsea
Hans’ Kore
Citicn
Toc
Wie
Charles
Death verdict reported in drowning of Mr Ben Setias
In a tragic incident, Mr Ben Setias died in a drowning accident while fishing with his wife Tees Uae. The report notes the couple were together when the incident occurred and that investigations or determinations were made regarding the death.
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Maananlerta
Ben Setias
Tiaeher
Tees
Uae
Des Moines May Fight Ends In Clarified Verdict
In Des Moines a dispute over Hayter escalated after an argument leading to a fatal incident. Terres was injured in the confrontation and the event followed a prior disagreement, according to authorities.
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Des Moines
Che Vatheritiog
Fixes Up Trap Gun to Protect Garage and Shoots Brother
In Uhicago on May 15, John Bogy was seriously wounded by a trap gun devised by his brother Waller Bogy. Waller built a hidden firing device to defend a private garage. John entered the garage and was struck by the weapon, marking a violent attempt to deter intruders.
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Uhicago
John Bogy
Waller Bogy
John
LC C Open Hearings in Midwest Freight Rate Probe
The Railway and Utilities Commission appoints a panel of state railroad and public utility officials to sit with the commission for oral arguments in the Midwest freight rate inquiry. Members include Taylor of Nebraska, Hetts of Arizona, Bowen of Minnesota, Millien of North Dakota, Lewis of various boards, Gliatore of Texas, Bock of Colorado, Hussey of Kansas, and Thompson of Idaho with the Texas and Oklahoma commissions joining for livestock arguments.
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PAGH
Railway and Utiuidies
Ning State Corporation
Railroad
Commission
PH. 46
Taylor
Nebraska
Railway Commission
Amos B. ¢Hetls
Arizon Corporation Coalmsmission
Ivan Bowen
Miyttesota' Railroad and Warshouse Commission
Frank Millielinn
North Dakota
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Dwight N. Lewis
Clarence 3. Gliatore
Texas Railroad Commission
Otto Bock
Public Utilities Commission of Colorado
J. Hussey
Kansas Public Service Commission
J. W. Thompson
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
State Commission of Texas
Oklahoma
Democratic Heads Favor Watchful Waiting Campaign
The Democratic party seeks to avoid public clashes over the Ku Klux Klan issue and hopes time will ease tensions. Leaders in Washington prefer quiet conduct, while awaiting public reaction before any decisive moves. The two thirds and unit rules debate surfaces as New York signals approval, though changes require the convention.
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Ku Kluxy Dan
Washington
Democratic ‘National Committee
New York
Lowal
McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Herala-Tribune
Severe midwest storm lashes Indiana and Illinois
A violent late yesterday storm swept through northwestern and central Indiana and northern central Illinois, killing three people and causing about 400000 dollars in damage. A 70 mile wide tornado-like path near Harvey Chicago caused extensive property loss, while Purdue University sheds and barns suffered damage. Three people were killed including a pilot near Chicago and a 13 year old girl in another incident. ten were injured.
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Intiana
Minois
Tillnols
Tillndls
Flarvey
Chiicago
Chicago
Escap
Wordster
Dallara
LaFayette
Ind
Purdue University ‘Experimental
Argon
Lle
Ross C. Kirkpatrick
Ford Airways Service
Kirkpulvick
Detroit
William. Arnold
Fort Wayne
Virginia McQuistion
Purdue
Otder
Urbana
University of
Tlinois
Hite
Mrs Williams Catlin dies after long illness at local hospital
The body of Mrs. Williams Catlin of 3012 Logan avenue is held for funeral arrangements at Peterson Bros. She died at 6 20 p m Tuesday after a long illness caused by heart trouble. Adell Curtis born in Chickasaw county Iowa April 16 1858 married William S. Catlin in 1876 and moved to Dubuque and Waterloo later. Mrs Catlin was a Walnut Street Baptist Church member and active in church societies. She belonged to Lincoln Chapter Ladies of the G A R and worked with the W C T U. Survived by husband William C. Catlin three children Ray Gelwin Mrs May Stay and Mrs Adelaide Aldand plus a brother W T Curtis and two sisters Mrs Laura Ce Dew and Mrs Tucella Hackett.
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Willeam.s. Catlin
Williams
Catditt
Logan Avenue
Peteson
Catlin
Adell Caurtis
Chickasaw County
William S. Catlin
Dubuque
Waterloo
William C. Catlin
Ray
Gelwein
Matte Stay
Orange Township
Adelaide Aldand
Waterton
W. T. Curtis
Minneapolis
Minn
Laura Ce
Dew Minneapolis
Tucella Hackett
New Haimpton
Funeral services for Walter A Wilcox held Saturday
Funeral services for Walter A. Wilcox, 72, of Eighth Street West, who died Sunday, will be at 2:00 p.m. Saturday in Petersen Bros. chapel. Rev. J. Richmond Morgan of First Congregational Church will officiate. Burial will be at Elmwood. Arrangements prepared to allow relatives arriving from California.
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Waller
Wilcox
Eighth Street West
Petersen Bro
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Alieinting
Hurtal
Hi Elmwood
California
Temperatures Tie Withledas at Seventh Inning
In a weather brief the report notes high and low temperatures with unclear phrasing. It mentions a tie around the seventh inning and a time reference near one o clock in the afternoon. The fragment hints at Widte sodas and related items but lacks clear context.
Dunkerton to Grad 20 Students Tonight
Dunkerton consolidated school awards diplomas to 20 pupils in exercises tonight. Named graduates include Quentin, Vern Messer, Magee, Jayes, Staebell, Davis, Pettkether, Dunkerton, Barlow, Perry, Smith, Heinze, Cluthing, Gerdes, and Wen. Event set for May 19 as part of the high school exercises.
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Dunkerton
Dunkerton Consolidated School
Exer
Thea Quentin
Vern
Messer
3 ' Magee
Clife Jayes
Robert” Brisch
Ross Guyer
Joe Staebell
Robert Davis
Paul Pettkether
Freda Dunkerton
Grace Barlow
Esther Perry
Phelma Smith
Mikfred Heinze
Grace’ Cluthing
Hazel Gerdes
Estella Wen
Waterloo men buy Reinbeck brick yard business
Reinbeck brickyard changed owners Monday and is now operated as the Reinbeck Brick Company. New owners are George Dikes Reinbeck Fred Giles and F P Short. An outlet for much of the product will be through the Short Lumber and Coal Co. at Waterloo. The consideration was $9,206.
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Reinbeck
Reinbeck Brickyard
Reinbeck Brick Company
George Dikes
Rein- Weck
Fred Giles
FP. Short
Waterloo
Short Lumber & Coal Go
Waterios
Dead Publisher Morrison Possible Burial in Tabor
John J. Morrison publisher of a Duluth weekly died in a Superior hospital and may be buried in Tabor, his birthplace. Morrison was moved from Duluth to dodge service of a Minnesota warrant for obscene matter, and his removal occurred without his physician’s knowledge.
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Superior
Wis
John J. Morcison
Duluth
Tabor
Morrison
Minnesota
Foint Hospital
Dulith
Board of Tax Assessment Review Nears Completion
City council members act as a board reviewing personal property assessments with few items remaining. They will consider objections from taxpayers whose assessments were raised. Auto dealers’ stock valuations, based on average cars carried, were discussed last night. Another meeting will be held tonight.
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Nore
Veterans face six weeks to reinstate wartime insurance
Les Maines reports from May 39 that wartime Army Insurance policies have been identified and converted. The U S Veterans Bureau announced that more than $1,200,000 has been accounted for to date. Six weeks remain for veterans to reinstate or convert their wartime insurance before the closing date of July 2.
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Les Maines
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Iowa Corn Planting Nears Completion Averages Sixty Seven Percent
Dos Moles May 19 report shows corn planting about 72 percent complete with some fields cultivated once and stands described as not very good. Oats, pastures, and alfalfa mixed. drought injuries noted. Minimum temperature 28 degrees with light frost in lowlands. Some farmers plant deeper to deter birds. sugar beet planting resumes as week ends.
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Drouth
Des Moines
Seatt
Farm employment in 1894 Iowa census shows figures
Des Moines May 18 AP Agriculture reported 406501 employed in 1894 with 316049 in domestic and personal service 59463 in professions 184959 in trades and transportation 69512 in manufacturing and mechanical lines 160504 in labor unclassified Morgans director of census department notes totals and breakdowns for Iowa farms and labor sectors.
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Des Moines
Judge Refuses to Reopen Rich Case
Lansing May 19. Judge Charles B. Collingwood denied the motion to reopen the case of Arthur Rich of Battle Creek, a wealthy sportman, in the Louise King criminal assault verdict. The judge rejected defense claims of error and refused a new trial.
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Lansing, Mich
INS
Charles B. Collingwood
Toeircnit Court
Thoya
Arthur Rich
Wealthy
Battle Creek
Louise King
Branter
Collingwood
Bodies of a Man and Wife Found in Sawdust
Jefferson county authorities found the bodies of Omar Aller and his wife Ethel in sawdust on a Bergholz farm, about 15 miles from Wire. They had been missing three days as the coroner and sheriff investigated the scene.
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Steubenville
Jefferson County
Omar Aller
Ethel
Bergholz
Wire
Town Youth Wins Oratorical Contest
Detroit May 7 UP Philip N Krasne representing the University of Michigan won the central states oratorical contest and will represent Michigan in the final national contest in Los Angeles next month. Wynsne's winning topic was The Constitution the Cornerstone of American Liberty. OS TOLEDO PAVING Des Moines May 19 UP Budget Director EB J Mogueto ordered Toledo to proceed with paving plans after overruling taxpayer objections to the project.
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Detroit
Mich
Philip N. Krasne
Toledo Paving
Des Moines
EB. J. Moguetolay
City Council of
Toledo
New York Y M C A to Hear County Y M C A Address
A. E. Roberts of New York will address the county Y M C A at a meeting in Vawk County city rooms on Thursday May 2. Supper at 6:30 followed by the address and a business meeting to select community committees for the coming year. Delegations from New Hartford Winfield Wanlson Cedar Meikehis Orange La Porte City Shell Rock and others present. county secretary is Rebmeter.
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A. E. Roberts
New York
International Y. M.A Star and Nationale
Vawk County
Y. M
Firsday
h.oThis
Roberts
Chicago
New Hadford Winelford
Wanlson
Cedar Meiehis
Orange
la Porte
Shell Rock
Danesvile
Muirrien
Fo Rebmeter
Prison brutality exposed by grand jury report
Birmingham report details brutal flogging of convicts at Flu, Pap prison and coal mines under Wardens Davis and staff. It cites prison physician neglect, with deaths in a laundry vat and alleged injections to simulate suicide, prompting six murder indictments by a life grand jury.
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Birmingham
Ala
Flu
Pap
Robbins
Prisen
James Knox
Knox
Sain
Davis
Withhield
Brown Elected Head Executive Committee at Rock Island Road
Brown named head of the executive committee at Rock Island Road in New York and SN. Louis San Francisco board, with plans to merge two properties into one system. Rock Island directors declare semi annual dividends of 3.50 on 7 percent preferred stock and 30 on 5 percent preferred, payable June 40 to stockholders of record June 15.
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New York
SN. Brown
Louis-San Frei
Charl den
Rock {Sland
St. Louis-San
Six Speeders Are First Grist Handled by Hewitt
Fines of 35 and costs were imposed on the first batch of speeders on Grant highway. County Patrol Officer Iry P. Mason brought them to Justice of the Peace Hewitt in Poyner township. Six speeders comprised the grist with five pleading guilty. One defendant, C R Johnson, forfeited a $10 appearance bond.
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Grant Highway
Iry P. Mason
EB. Hewitt
justice _of the peace
Poyner Township
Hewitt
C. R. Johnson
Hecket Shaws
2. Nelson
Production of Crude Oil Jumps for Week
United States crude oil output rose to 1,999,000 barrels per day for the week ending May 15. California fields produced 604,500 barrels daily, and the midcontinent region averaged 21,082,160 barrels per day as reported by the American Petroleum Institute.
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New York
United States
American Poetroleum Institute
California
Prindle Funeral to Be at Bristow Friday
Bristow Indiana May 19 The funeral of William Prindle who died this morning will be conducted at the Christian church at 2 pm Friday He was 74 and one of the early settlers Surviving are a son Irving Bristow and two daughters Mrs Anna Young and Mrs Nettie Young both of Turtle Lake Wisconsin who have been here in weeks.
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Bristow
William Prindie
Christian Church
Irying
Anna Young
Netlie Young
Turtle Lake
Wis
Stolen Auto Recovered From John Deere Plant Stolen Vehicle Recovered
An automobile belonging to Ww Adams of 139 Colorado Street was stolen from in front of the John Deere Tractor company plant yesterday and recovered at 11:15 a.m. today by Officer Dr. Becks at Fourth and South streets.
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Ww. Adams
Colorado Street
John Deere Tractor Company
DR. Beckswith
Fourthay Bouth Street
Parsons Estate Left to Widow Son and Grandchildren
Will of Lovane Parsons leaves one third to widow Bayna Dawson and two thirds placed in trust at Waterloo Savings Bank for son Harry Otto Parsons Jr and grandchildren Virginia Dawson Parsons and Harry Otto Parsons. On reaching 21 the two thirds are divided among the son and grandchildren. Household goods go to the widow and later to grandchildren. Probate filed this afternoon. estate estimated at 150000 to 200000. Items including Masonic memorabilia, watch, diamond ring, fur coat and automobile go to the son.
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Lovane
Parsons
Bayna Dawson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Harry Otto Parsons
Harry Otto
Parsons, Jr
Virginia’ Dawson Parsons
Wife Slayer Sent to Prison for Lif
Troy Ohio May 19 Indiana Jacob Nesbitt murdered wife Frances Drake Nesbitt on Feb 14 after she taunted him with an inferiority complex. He was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary by Judge W F Jones after changing plea from not guilty to guilty on a second degree assault charge. Both Nesbitts were Ohio State University graduates and the case caused statewide sentiment.
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Troy, O
INS
Jacob Nesbitt
Frances Drake Nesbitt
Comman Picus
W. F. Jones
Nesbitt
Lexet
Ohio State University
Iowa Native White Population by Nativity 1924 Report
Native born white persons of native parents numbered 1,373,835 in Iowa in 1924 according to a state census summary by Lou Morgans. The figures include 576,654 foreign or mixed ancestry, 138,017 foreign born whites naturalized, 46,232 foreign born whites not naturalized, 3,960 whites with unknown nationality, 177 nativity of parents unknown, 8,236 foreign born whites with citizenship unknown, and 23,063 colored persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Lou Morgans
Film Manager Put Under Restrictions
In Los Angeles on May 19 a film manager, Frank C. Kingsley, was given a 90 day suspended sentence and two years probation after being found guilty of disturbing the peace. Actress Kathleen Calhoun had charged him with threatening her life during a heated argument at the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Frank C. Kingsley
Kathleen Calhoun
Kingsley
Rin Tin Tin's Owner Held in Girl Case
Beverly Hills dog owner Lee Duncan known for Rin Tin Tin faced a $1000 bond in Chicago on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of Audrey Workman, 17. Duncan denied the accusation as the case emerged from the mother’s report.
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Rin Tin Tin
Chicago
Lee Duncan
Beverly Hills
Audrey Workman
Duncan
Prince Rest After Strike Fatigue Takes a Break
London May 15 The Prince of Wales rested briefly at Newquay England after strenuous involvement in the general strike He will return to London Friday and dine with Ambassador Houghton of the United States at the embassy Shenandoah Ia May 19 Edwin R Sunderszad University of Michigan law professor and son in law of TH Read travels to Shenandoah to aid plans to protect bank depositors from loss at the closed First National bank
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London
Prince of Wales
Newquay
Eng
Houghton
United States
Shenandoah, Ja
INS
Edwin R. Sunderszad
University of Michigan
TH. Read
First National Bank
Shenandoah
May Festival Crowned Queen At West High Field
West High students crowned a May queen amid a field day program with a home track meet. East High also held events including dances, gymnastic displays, and a boys versus girls baseball game as classes were dismissed for the celebration.
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West High
East Tigh
Eastigh
Stuents
West High Band
Ralph Pronk
West
Highfield
Vacuuy
Deere Tractor Firm Forecasts Steady Summer Demand
John Deere Tractor company reports continuous operations with rising force over 18 months, signaling solid demand through summer. At a recent board meeting in Moline the bylaws were updated and officers elected, including William Butterworth as president and C A Liasser as treasurer. Directors include Frank Soloway C W Webber and B F Peek of Moline. Butterworth also serves as Deere & Co president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere ‘Tractor Company
Waterloo Gasoline Eugine Company
Waterlan
Deere & Co
Moline
Maline
William Butterworth
Moaline
A. IL
Waterloo
Yice
C. D B. Widman
J. W. Witty
T. FL. Wharton
Prank Soloway
C.¢. Webber
B. F. Peek
Butterworth
Patent Corporation
Lost Airplane Sought After Sale to Oelwein Men
Laurie searches for a Curtiss airplane reportedly sold to Douglas Morris and Fred Boots near Waterloo. The plane, part of Laurie's aerial taxiline base, disappeared from Cedar Walls road at about 6 am yesterday and is believed to be in Oelwein. Laurie and his mother, involved financially, traveled to Oelwein to investigate.
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C. A
Laurie
Cedar Walls ‘Road
Waterloo
Oelwein
Douglas Morris
Fred Boots
Waterloo Moonay
Baldridge Named for Revenue Boost
Des Moines reports P R Baldridge of Dubuque deputy collector of internal revenue has been recommended to the president for appointment as special deputy commissioner. Senator Cummins made the recommendation yesterday in a Washington dispatch to the Register.
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Des Moines
P R. Baldridge
Dubuque
Internal Revenue
Cooudre
Washinstone
Register
Cummins
New York May Referendum on Liquor Seems Assured
Albany reports a state liquor referendum seems assured after arguments from wets and drys. Gary Al Smith indicated he would not sign any bill for a four vote on modifying the Volstead law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Gary al Smith
Dimitroff Convicted in Disturbing Peace Case
Kosta Dimitroff, proprietor of Little Chicago, was fined 10 dollars and costs by Judge J. C. Beem in municipal court after a guilty finding for disturbing the peace. Charges were by his wife Evelyn Dimitroff, who is also a district court divorce plaintiff, with testimony outlining a dispute over personal belongings and a writ of replevin covering family jewels deposited with a loan company.
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Kosta Dimitrof
Chicago
Fifth Street
J. C. Beem
Dimittrof
Muoicipel
Building Permits Totaled 8300 In Day
Building Commissioner Wesson issued several permits. A residence at 606 Sumner Street for BE MM Gunstead with an estimated cost of 400 and AL FF Hotter as contractor. Silvers Manufacturing was granted a factory unit permit at Linden plant back of the building, 55 by 124 feet, estimated cost 4,000. Stamas Paras obtained a garage permit at 826 Linden Avenue for 200 and W A Nelley a garage permit at 417 Leland Avenue for 100.
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Wesson
Sumner Street
BE. MM. Gunstead
AL FF Hotter
Silvers Manufacturing Company
Linden
Stamas Paras
Linden Avenue
W. A. Nelley
Leland Avenue
Stoo
Cedar Pals Boy Wilt Loa at Campingaw
Prospective attendance at Camp ingaminis under Boy Scout council Cedar Falls boosted by revision of Cedar Falls Boy Scouts for the third period starting June 1. There are 74 scouts in three Cedar Falls troops. about 40 will enroll for the camp. Gary weighs 23 pounds. Reinbeck, May 19. A two and three fourths pounds daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Albert on a farm west of Reinbeck. Baby is well.
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Waterlon Boy Scowt Council
Cedar Falls
Boy Scouts
Gary
Reinbeck
Leon Albert
Wari
Witnesses Link Manley and Truck in Hog Theft Trial
Witnesses testified that Jake Manley drove a truck within a mile of Dinsdale stockyards and sold hogs after stealing them. Grail details included testimonies from Christina Carr and law officers about the route and timing of the theft and Manley’s movements toward Dinsdale. The defense was to present evidence soon as the state neared completion.
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Teledo
Jake Manley
Dinsdale
Waterloo
Dinkdale
Christina Carr
Manley
Brs
Carr
Sid
Charles Manley
Grant Township
Lgolc
Shay
H.A. Steffens
Police Oficer
George Jahnke
Bremer
Manley Place
L.” Patton
Dinsdale Stock Association
Mitler
Patton
P. R. Moore
W. Harrison
Cedar Falls
Adolph Paulson
Renner
Janesville
George — Kynell
Morrison
J. F. Willett
Reneé Adorce Granted Divorce From Tom Moore
Los Angeles May 1. Renee Adorce, noted French screen actress, received a final decree of divorce from fellow film star Tom Moore. The original cruelty charge was amended to desertion, and the divorce was granted after the petition filed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Renee Adorce
Tom Moore
Diphtheria Carrier Quarantined Amid Disease Report
City health officials reported Sands Robertson of 250 Prospect Avenue as a diphtheria carrier. A quarantine order was issued. Lu ville Merrill, 12, of 204 Thompson Avenue, was removed to the detention hospital. Fifteen cases of German measles were logged with the city clerk. In New York, Alexander Rodgers, a former University of Kansas athlete, pleaded guilty to second degree larceny and faces sentencing June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sands Robertson
Prospect Avenue
City Health Department
Luville Merrill
Thompson Avenue
New York
Alexander Rodgers
University of Kansas
Githtete
Tate Exshiev
Salesmas For Face Cream Learns Two Lessons
New York City story recounts a salesman named Hars Menne who marketed face creams for skin issues but failed to sell them after his own face broke out. He then tried Carters Little Liver Pills and claims his skin improved within days, comparing the pills to hair-tonic for a bald man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hars Menne
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