MacDonald Returns to London Amid Cheers at Dock
Prime Minister MacDonald lands in Liverpool aboard the Duchess of York after a peace mission to the United States and Canada. Crowds cheer as he steps ashore with his daughter Ishbel, fatigue gone, and he looks fit. He states the visit brought the two nations closer and opened paths for broader cooperation to preserve world peace.
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President Hoover
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United State
Courier Expedition to Search North for Santa Claus
The Courier plans a far northern expedition using bases for intensive exploration. Planes and dog teams will be deployed as needed while radio messaging keeps readers informed and field testing of radio transmission for pictures is pursued.
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Santa Claus
Man Fires at Boys in Halloween Prank Shocking Injury in Rockford
In Rockford on November 1 a Halloween prank left John Worden 17 badly wounded by a shot to the chest and Howard Powers 16 less seriously hurt after two youths upset Swanberg's outbuilding during a pre Halloween celebration. Swanberg, 28, was charged with shooting the youths after they returned and authorities say he fired three gun rounds.
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Rockford
Carl Swanberg
John Worden
Howard Powers
Jess
Swanborg
Pantages Sentence Delayed to November Seventh
A judge continued the sentencing of vaudeville magnate Alenancer Pantages for attacking Pringie until Saturday November 9. Pantages appeared in court wearing handcuffs as his mother-in-law Elvira Mendenhall wept. he was returned to county jail after a brief session in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
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Alenancer Pantages
Storm Lake to Host Eleventh District Federation Meeting
The Eleventh District Federation of Women's Clubs will meet in Storm Lake next year. The federation yesterday passed a resolution favoring ratification of a new peace protocol by the United States Senate.
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Storm Lake
Cherokee
Federation of Women's Clubs
United States Senate
Wan 75 Shots Son and Tries to Shoot Daughter-in-Law
In Washington Iowa on Nov 1 James Wilson age 75 shot his son George Wilson 50 nearly fatally and then tried to shoot George's wife. George was wounded and hospitalized with a .38 caliber bullet left side near the heart. The wife knocked the pistol away and Wilson then attempted a knife attack but she blocked it. Wilson is in the county jail as the son’s condition remains serious.
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Washington
James Wilson
George Wilson
Marchioness Curzon's Son Granted Divorce
Hubert Duggan, son of the Marchioness Curzon, was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from his wife Joan Dunn. The decree cites Mrs. Duggan's misconduct with Anthony Jenkin, a known figure in London society.
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INS
Hubert , Duggan
Curzon
Iis
Joan
Joseph Dunn
Crisis in China's Civil War Looms
Gen Chiang Kai Shek leader of the Nationalists left Hankow for the Henan frontier as heavy fighting raged. Reports from the area described a severe, deteriorating situation with the civil conflict in China nearing a critical phase.
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Hankow
Ching
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nationalists
Henan
Heavy Snowstorm Cuts Winnipeg Off
A heavy sleet and snow storm cut Winnipeg off from the outside world. Telegraph, telephone, and press wires were dead since 4 p.m. Thursday as the storm swept over the Winnipeg region.
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St Fauls
Nov
Tuba
Four Automobiles Stolen Last Night From Waterloo Area
Four automobiles were reported stolen last night in Waterloo. Fred J. Chapman of 1192 Riehl Street reported his 1924 sedan license H 21A00 missing. Devyere Perkins of 448 Bratnober Street reported a Night coupe taken from 1080 Lafayette Street. R A Rath of 133 Alta Vista Avenue reported his sedan license H 4087 stolen. Mrs John M Miller of 318 Hartman Avenue reported a 1923 sedan stolen from the yard of a new home.
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Riehl Street
Lafayette Street
Devyere Perkins
Bratnober Street
R. A. Rath
Alta Vista Avenue
John M. Miller
Hartman Avenue
New Home
Tax commission to hold another public hearing in Des Moines
Iowa officials plan a second public hearing in Des Moines next Thursday or Friday to discuss tax revision proposals. Senator F Clark of Cedar Rapids will chair the session, with the Fiala tax investigating committee and the state board of assessment and review coordinating the event.
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Des Moines
JINS
Iowa
Fiala Legislative Tax Investigating Committee
State Board of Assessmeent and Review
F. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Temperatures Forecast With Incomplete Details
The readable portion shows an upcoming temperature forecast for Thursday and Friday with partial times and percentages. Data is fragmented and does not provide complete forecast figures or locations.
Nova Scotia Plebiscite Favors Government Liquor Control
Nova Scotia voters backed government control of liquor in a plebiscite with 86 078 voting for control and 41 169 against 4 5 small polls left. The result signals broad support for ending prohibition though premier E N Rhodes urged caution before final interpretation. Supporters argued revenues from liquor sales justify the measure.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
E. N. Rhodes
Prince Edward Island
Ring Named to 18th District Beach
Herbert Ring of Cedar Rapids named by Governor Hammill to the Eighteenth district bench succeeding Judge Anderson who resigned effective today. Ring, president of the Linn County Bar association, was suggested by association members at a Cedar Rapids meeting. He moved to Cedar Rapids in 1905, began law practice in Linn county in 1909 and formed a partnership in 1915.
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Herbert
Ring
Cedar Rapids
John Hammill
F. L. Anderson
Judge Ring
Linn County Ger Association
Judge Anderson
Cedar Point
Linn County
Fred We Hann
Deaths Charles A Van Schoyck and Mrs Fred Pierce
Charles A Van Schoyck 45 of Bennington township died at St Marys Rochester Minn from obstruction of the intestines after an October illness. He was born April 28 1884 in LeRoy New York moved to Eagle Grove then Waterloo and married Emma Shrauls in 1908. Surviving are his widow two children his father a sister and several brothers. Funeral at First Methodist Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Fred Pierce 42 of 1015 Washington Street died in a local hospital from double pneumonia. She was born near Waterloo and moved to Waterloo with her parents at age five. Surviving are her husband one daughter two sisters and four brothers. Funeral at Kistner Chapel with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Charles Allen
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Eagle Grove
Waterloo
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Riceville
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Fairview
Hodya
Kistner Mortuayy
Old Friends Pay Tribute at Bier of Mrs Girton
Mrs Plora Girton of Washington DC an early Waterloo resident was honored at funeral services yesterday afternoon at the O Keefe Towne chapel Rev William Hardcastle conducted the service with Mrs Ellett Wire and Mrs Robert Parrott singing her favorite hymn One Sweetly Solemn Thought Pallbearers included H M Reed Dr E E Peek J A Gary Burr Lichty R N Cowlard and Russyll Lamson Burial took place in Fairview cemetery beside her husband J L Girton Maj and Mrs A M Walker Washington DC accompanied the body to Waterloo and returned home last night
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Waterloo
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William Hardcastle
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Ellett Wire
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Major Walker
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Second Street East
Reporters Released on Nominal Bonds
Three Washington Times reporters, German Hendricks Jack Nevin and Linton Burkett, were freed on bonds of 500 each after about 24 hours in jail for contempt of court. They were admitted to bond by Justice Frederick Siddons of the district Supreme court after being adjudged in contempt for refusing to divulge information about Washington saloons.
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U.A
Washington Times
Liberty Today
German Hendricks
Jack Nevin
Linton Burkett
Frederick Siddons
District Supreme Court
Washington
Peyton
Hoover to Spend Weekend at Camp on Rapidan
President Hoover will travel with Mrs. Hoover to the Rapidan river fishing camp for a weekend stay. The camp, recently closed, will be readied for the visit, marking his first trip since hosting Prime Minister MacDonald as a guest.
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Referendum on Reparations Plan Gains Momentum
Berlin nov 1 unofficial returns show 10.3 percent of registered voters favor the referendum on the Owen Young reparations plan. The petition required 4 100 000 signatures, about 10 percent of total electorate, and 23 percent of the electorate accounted for tabulations.
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Berlin
Nationalist Party
Owen D. Young
Collision sinks U.S. Senator. search for survivors for 28 crew
Port Washington Wis Nov 1 The collision of the U S Senator with the freighter Marquette in dense fog on Lake Michigan left the Senator on its side and 28 crew missing or dead. Sixteen men were rescued as boats and tugs plucked survivors. seven died including Captain George Finch and first mate John Nielson. A woman, Mrs Minnie Gormley, is believed drowned. Three men remain missing aboard the Thomas Walters.
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Wis
U. S
Lake Michigan
Marquette
Milwaukee
Senator
Delos Smith
George Finch
Joli Nielson
Pinch
Nielson
Mintle Gormley
Mathey Gormley
Thomas Walters
Smith
Peter
Wheelsman
Gormley
Minnie
Cook
Finch
George
Ogdensburg
N.Y
John
Detroit
Prevent Soap Eat of Fabrics in Washing Machine
Simple method stops fade and soap eat. use 2 tablespoons of CLIMALENE per tub of water and one quarter the usual soap. Delicate colors and pastel lingerie resist fading for up to 50 washings. white clothes stay pure white. Available in 10c and 25c sizes at grocers.
Cigaret Smoking in Town on the Rise
Des Moines reports rising cigar and cigarette sales as tax collections for October show $120,849.44, about $7,000 more than September and roughly $20,000 higher than October last year. State Treasurer Ray E. Johnson notes the uptrend in tobacco consumption.
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Des Moines
Man Begins Serving Old Liquor Sentence In Suspended Term
Prank Cole of 715 Vinten street surrendered to serve a suspended 90 day liquor nuisance sentence. He had been jailed last year for a similar charge. Officers found a still and a complete plant for making liquor in a field in Lester township. Belt, Cole's lawyer, commented on the case.
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Lester
Township
L. Belt
Wasmer Planning Pardon Application for Prisoner Cole
Officials report a pardon application to the governor for Cole citing severe poor physical health. The filing argues imprisonment would be intolerable without an attendant and seeks clemency on medical grounds.
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