ScottWSFST Round in Eight 10 Dodge Rope Again
Chicago May 36 INS Rus Bell Scott the youth once jailed for bandit slayings and insane since Chester escape trial in Cook County Court Judge Grothars extended request for sanity reexamination. Scott, awaiting second sanity trial while his brother Robert sits in jail for a related murder, faces potential execution delay.
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Chicago
INS
Rus
Bell Scott
Scott
State Hospital For the Insane
Chester
Willam
Grothars
Race
Gorman
Byrne
Tudge Brothers
Svatt
Atate
Anne Aet
Joseph Maurerya
Cook County
Pangad
Brothers
Supreme Court
Tof
Robert
Scott Brothers
Caliria
Ummins Defense of Government Aid for Farmers in Debate
Senator Ummins argues the government can provide an even break for farmers via an equalization fee plan. He praises the committee from Western states, notes the bill would not permanently draw from the treasury, and compares agricultural subsidies to public utilities like railroads. He discusses timing, scope, and the need to support farming without harming overall commerce.
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Congress
Éstér
United States
Billiam
Treasury
Foméan
Foméan Distiftiag
Olunkin
Railroads Run Under Government After War Finance Debate
The piece notes treasury support for railroad nationalization from 1918 to 1920 totaling about 1.7 billion dollars. It argues the government must continue operation to keep farms and industry running, urging quick action to aid farmers. It also reports Mrs. Russell Price recovering after an operation at St. Francis Hospital.
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Treasury
Russell Price
Kernstreat
St. Francis Hospital
Obituary notices list Jensen Shockley Owlarems in Waterloo
Jens M Jensen 37 died at home on Laiayerra Street after a 16 year illness. Born in Denmark May 19 1869 he came to Waterloo in 1893. Survived by daughter Mary Jane sister and brothers in Denmark widow Elta Madson and extended family. Funeral Friday at Danish Lutheran Church burial Elmwood. M D Shockley 64 mother of Clinton Sheckley died in Vinton after long illness. Survived by husband and children. Funeral in Vinton. burial Elmwood. Veral Funes Jen O Haren 73 inmate at county home died after a paralytic stroke. No relatives located. body at Hileman & Gindl mortuary.
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Jens. M. Jensen
Jens M. Jensen
Laiayerra Street
Denmark
Watertoo
Elta Madson
Waterfoo
Mr. Jénsen
Nagish Iwtheran
Fish Brotherhood Society
Mary Janesen
Wren
Paton
Mary Dissing
Wilbur
Abo Pt i. Feoday
Banish iLurhevoured
CN. Pedersen
Cedar Falls
Herbert Mochiman
Passor
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Elmwood
Mes
M. D. Shockley
Shackler
Mathery
Clinton P. Sheckley
Phyw
Vinton
Shockley
Watertog
Chiltren
Alogth
Jen O' Haren
A.m
Walerloo
They Hileman & Gindl Mortuary
Iowa Rail Lines Targeted for Wild Planting Plan
Representatives from 25 organizations met to appoint Dr. L H Pammel to secure railroad rights of way for a reforestation and conservation program. Prof. G B MacDonald of Ames chairs the committee outlining waterways, lakes, bird life and native wildflowers preservation efforts.
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Io Council of Conservation
Iowa
L. He Pammel
Aries
G. B. MacDonald
Ames
Pilot of Naval Seaplane Indicted for Conspiracy
Lieut. Commander Janes H. Strang who piloted the glint seaplane on the Hawaii flight was indicted for complicity in a rum smuggling ring. The case involves federal county and city officials. bail set at 2000 dollars in San Diego. Nearly 200 people, including three Coast Guard officers, a county sheriff and deputies, and Chedey police officers face charges.
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Seattle
Wash
Janes H. Strang
United States
Hawaii
Strong
San Diego
United States Coast Guard
Che Dey
Modernists Win Compromise at Baptist Convention Debate
In Washington D C March a tense Baptist Convention debate ends without expelling modernist churches. A compromise resolution allows Park Avenue Church New York and other modernist groups to remain within the Northern Baptist Convention after rejecting an amendment to bar modernist churches.
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Washington, D. C
Mar Si— Fuip
Norther Baptist Convention
Park Aveenue
New York
Mn Whiteambd Brousher
Qakrland
Cal
Sheriff Arrested in Big Booze Conspiracy
Sheriff Ray Chambers and Deputy Marchal Mienmai were indicted by a federal grand jury in Kray county on an alleged liquor and rum smuggling ring. Chambers was arrested in Indianapolis and the case involves multiple unnamed co conspirators as details emerged.
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Ray _ Chambers
Marchal Mwienmai
Grant
Tnditevapolis
Kray
Wheat Prices Jump on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures rose sharply in Chicago with May delivery contracts scarce as trading on the Board of Trade tightened. Prices climbed toward the 1.70 level amid sparse selling and strong demand from farmers and merchants in the market.
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Chicago
Ie Board of Trade
Nantkot
Nearry
Dawes OKs plan for equalization fee in principle
Vice President Dawes endorses the equalization fee concept as part of price stabilization. Senator Watson read Dawes’s memo based on farm leaders and economists, including Sir Josiah Stamp. A modified Dawes plan with lower overall funding and same fee is now before the House, with action uncertain.
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Warrington
D. C
Vic
Dawes
Aliidy
House
Chaumper
Altho
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Poonomiiers
Josiah Stamp
England
Anthony
Kansas
Senato Watson
Congress
Campanile Chimes to Have Temporary Home for Jubilee
Fr Meneley of Albany arrived to supervise the temporary placing of the 15 bells for the memorial chimes on campus Cedar Falls May 26 Special The bells were manufactured for the college jubilee and will be erected near the company Hatther arriving by freight after reaching Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Falls
Meneley
Albany
Cedar Rapids
Boston Surgeon Dr Harvey Cushing Heads American Surgical Association
Boston physician Dr Harvey Cushing of Boston Mass was elected president of the American Surgical Association at its annual meeting in Detroit Michigan to succeed Dr John H Gibson of Philadelphia Richmond Virginia was chosen for the 1927 convention with date to be announced Vice presidents include Dr Alexander Primrose of Toronto and Dr Arthur A Law of Minneapolis All other officers were re elected
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Detroit
Mich
Harvey Cushing
Boston
Mass
American Surgical Association
John Hy
Gibson
Philadelphia
Richmond
Br. Alexander Primrose
Toronto
Canada
Arthur A. Law
Minneapolis
Minn
Donahey Seeks Third Term as Ohio Governor
Columbus Ohio May 6 UP Gov A V Donahey Democrat announced his candidacy for renomination and reelection. If successful he would be the first Ohio governor to serve three consecutive terms and would join a select group in state history.
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Columbus
A.V. Donahey
Ohio
Chin
Episcopalian Auxiliary District Meeting Held
Miss Hda Mearsley of Racine represented the executive board of the Women's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church at a district meeting in Christ Church Racine. Mrs. Lewis Jones of Iowa Falls, state president, attended as a guest. The program opened with communion led by Dr. Edward F. Thadd. Seven counties were represented.
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Hdna M.eardsley
Racine
Wis
The
Episcopal Church
Andresseil
Town
Christ. Episcopal Church
Lewis Jones
Iowa Falls
Edward F. Thadd
Lowa Falls
Fev
BE. T Mounsey
Christ Church
Only One G A R Vet Left to March in Memorial Parade
The town prepares for Memorial Day ceremonies as only one G A R veteran remains able to march. Willam Sanderson, the local representative for the G A R, is currently hospitalized in Tea City but expected to attend and play a major role in the exercises.
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G.A.R
Barragit
Jay
Insi
Sividroveterans
Vils
Willam Sanderson
G. A. BR
Tea City
Four Americans Shine in British Amateur Golf Upset Mayhem
Four members of the American Walker Cup team advanced in the British amateur golf tournament at St Andrews Scotland May 26. Bobby Jones Watts Gunn Jesse Guilford and Jesse Sweetser defeated British opponents while James Standish Jr and Douglas Grant also won. Ernest Holderness and defender Robert Harris fell to upsets and Chick Evans lost to Ds Beck. W A Mareau beat W B Forrance 4 and 3.
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Auitdeld
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Watts Gwan
Jesse Guilfard
Jesse Sweetser
New York
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Sir Ernést Helderness
Robert W. Pesttie
Holderness Latt
Robert Harris
Chick Evans
Chicago
Ds Beck
Sundridge Park
Evans
Dones
Gunn
Guilford
James
Fort Dodge coroner shoots self in his Fort Dodge office
Homer H. Busby a longtime Fort Dodge attorney justice of the peace acting coroner of Webster County ended his life in his office by a heart shot shortly after 8 a.m. His stenographer found him dead behind his desk. Investigation traced the gun to a weapon used by a previous shooting. A note in his pocketbook cited ill health as the motive. Busby had practiced law 25 years and was seeking re election at the June primary.
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Wort Dodge
Homer H. Busby
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Shevitt John P. Chiay
Busby
Bisby
Bisby's Foat Porker
First Speeder Under 35 Mile Law Arrested
Rober McCuteleon Keo kuk pleaded guilty in justice court to violating the 85 mile speed law and paid a $25 fine plus costs. He was arrested after a two mile chase by WH Tour, the first case in the county under the new law.
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Fort Madison
Rober
McCuteleon
Keokuk
Parley Zartman to Preach at Walnut Street Baptist Sunday
Dr Parley FE Zartman general secretary of the Evangelistic Association of America and Cedar Falls Bible Association rector will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning at Walnut Street Baptist church. Zartman is known locally for his Bible conference links and radio teaching to 20 Walnutite teachers conducting lessons over the air to school children.
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Parley FE. Zartman
Parley EH. Zarman
UW. 1
Evangelistic Association of America
Cedar Falls Bible Association
Walnut Street
Baphise
Vr. Reman
Baltimore Judge Threatens 10 Put Editors in Prison
Baltimore judges threaten jail for ten newspaper editors and staff after publishing photos from the Richard Reese Whittemore murder trial despite an order banning such images. Judge Eugene O Dunne cites public interest and precedent, delaying sentences to allow appeals and possible defense arrangements.
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Baltimore
Harold &. Bullstein
Earl 3. Deland
News
American
Narry
Clark
Willa Sturm
William Kiemm
Eugene O'Dunne
Richard Reese Whittemore
O'Dunne
Manafer
Science seeks new kicky intoxicant without alcohol
In a wartime era inquiry, chemists pursue an alcoholless beverage with higher kick than 100 proof bourbon. George Washington University experts assist a industrial research council study. Animal tests with rabbits monkeys guinea pigs and others examine effects of various alcohols ethers and gases.
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Science
Kington
D.D. C
Scienti
Andrews, Haynes’ & Co
George Washington University
Major Meigs to Quit With 54 Year Record
Keokuk Iowa May 26 Captain Gordon C Day succeeds Major Montgomery Meigs in charge of government rock and river work in this district since 1852 Meigs will retire from active service next August after a long career He will act as consulting engineer of the work until retirement From 1874 to 1882 Meigs was in Rock Island Illinois
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Keokuk
Montgomery Meigs
Government Rock and Tiver
Gordon C. Day
C. F
Meigs
Rock Island
Ponurkow Pleads Not Guilty to Assault
Timothy Ponurkow pleaded not guilty at arraignment on an assault with intent to commit murder charge. He confessed to shooting Grover Aldridge during a visit to Ponurkow's bride of a week. Aldridge has recovered.
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Pes Moines
Timothy Ponurkow
Grover Aldridge
New Jersey
Ponurkow
All Ridge
Patriotic Etiquet for Radio Depends Upon Fan Himself
Washington May 26 A War Department inquiry dealt with radio etiquette for patriotic broadcasts. Officials ruled there is no fixed standard, leaving decisions to listeners about audience behavior. The discussion arose from a fan asking whether a crowd should stand for The Star Spangled Banner.
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Washington, D.C
War Department
Notes on Women of Europe in early campaigns
A collage of notes reports on women in politics and society across Europe and Britain. It mentions Florence Allen and Susan Rebhan for U S Senate campaigns, Margaret Bondfield on women workers, brides training in domestic science, and modern Turkish women's rights, with anecdotes from London and Rottingdean.
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London
Small Advised by Carlstrom to Fire Colvin and Jenkins
Attorney General Carlstrom said he advised Governor Small to discharge Will Colvin, chairman of the state board of pardons and paroles, and Chauncey Jenkins, director of the state department of public welfare. The disclosure followed the governor’s appearance before a grand jury probing Joliet prison conditions and concerns of a pardon mill. Carlstrom said there was no concrete evidence against the two, but the situation prompted the recommendation for the governor’s own good.
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Chicago
Carlstrom
Small
Will Colvin
State Board of Pardons
Anti Paroles
Chauncey Jenkins
State Department of Public Welfare
Fn Tie
Joliet
Mill
Colvin
Jenkins
Jesup News Highlights Local Graduates and Home News
Harold Bender returns after freshman year at Iowa State College. Gr Fox buys GW Hubbard residence on West Hawley Street. Guests at Roberts include Albert Nelson of Minneapolis and Adolph Johnson of Twin Lakes. Memorial Day programs planned with a Grand Opera House program in the afternoon. List of Jesup Consolidated School 1925-26 teachers and salaries announced. Graduation exercises feature Dr. Arthur Young and remarks on Masters and Slaves.
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Jesup Jesup
Harold Bender
Iowa State College
Fwin Lakes
Minn
Puto
New York
Nova Sweden
Limbule
Grand Opera
3D Ga &Walker
Paul Smith
Regular Army
Fmanes
England
Camp Lewis
Wash
Hawaiian Islands
Rev
J. Snavith
Central City
Smith
Missy Mabal Saytes
Jesup
Jésup ‘Consolidated School
Iming Beman
Geraldine“ Wiest
Alles Frances McCreers
Evelyn Horan
Mildred Dawson
the Iverson
Mary Scanlon
Ada Wood
Alma Roves
Charles Moore
Roland Islingar
Ruth Underhill
Dorothy Suike
George Ekstront
Tt. C. Williams
Jesup Consolidated School
Acre
Labor's Gate
R. Cc. A.illiams
Thur Young
Aind
Williams
Mr. Ganiereed
Roland Rogers
Stobari T. Melrose
Dorothy Thr
Pisences
M. Wood
Davis i Gates
Etiph W. Patten
Rennneth T. Ifenk
Flood Vi Brughman
Flood WK. Swacy
Elsin Mac Nielsen
Elizabeth Laird
Keith L. Gagkt
Ralph B. Miller
Lys Frask
Evan Hansen
Ruby MM. Bailey
Beulah B. Fliss
Wendel May
J P Conrad Purchases New Coin Planter
Local note reports J P Conrad buying a new coin planter after Paul Nebel plowed sod with his traster Monday. Mentions Miss Daisy Turner and Brandon's sister in dinling talk and Floyd Cummings. Leonard Miller also purchased a coupiC.
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Batyaey Uvseer
Paul Nebel
J. P. Conrad
Daisy Turner
Brandon
Floyd Cummings
Leonard Miller
TemperatureReadouts for Tuesday and Wednesday Officials
Official minimum temperatures are listed for Tuesday and Tuesday night with Wednesday readings also recorded. Details appear as fragmented lines indicating daily low values and time stamps for observed temperatures across different locations.
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Leslie Brown
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Tase
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Austin Burt
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