Mussolini Faces Death Threats as Fascists Vow Vengeance
Rome reports reveal the fascist party demanding death for Mussolini's enemies and plotting a 1 000 000 strong armed guard to defend the Duce. Turati leads calls after assassination attempts as Blackshirt processions spread terror. Mussolini enjoys quiet family moments while exiles abroad plot. Newsrooms suspend opposition papers in response to the Sunday attack.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Fascist Party
Signor Turati
Ademandis Tote
Council of the
Sean
Bonin
Capello
Lucetti
Mussolini
Sienor Turati
Colonna Square
Snow and Apathy in Dakota Election
Snowfall statewide and voter apathy likely produce a light turnout across North Dakota on election day. Several county contests may spark interest, while a Des Moines paper honors entrant Miss Margaret Weishaar for a short story contest.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Margaret Weishaar
Des Moines
Weistaar
South Street
Mrs Margaret Beck Rites Mark Eagle Township Pioneer Death
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Nout Beck pioneer resident of Eagle township were held at 9 30 a m Wednesday in Mount Carmel Catholic church Eagle Center with Rev Father Tobin officiating. Burial followed in the Eagle Center Catholic cemetery. Born April 29 1845 in Frankfort Nassau Germany she came to America at age 14 and married Nicholas Beck in 1866 later moving to Sublette Iowa and then Exgle township. Surviving are seven children 86 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. husband and two daughters preceded her in death.
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Margaret Beck
Margaret Nout Beck
Eagle Township
W. EL Steimel
Alt. Carme
Eagle Center
Father Tobin
Exgle Township
Margaret Newhiulfen
Afra
Susan Mullin
Noted Fighter La Barba Plans to Quit Ring for Stanford
Fidel La Barba, world flyweight champion, announced he would quit boxing to enter Stanford University. The report also mentions Professor Fr. BK Frost leading Yerkes Observatory research on Mars and a Pola Negri film sale for $11,900 tied to an emerald. Sidney Foster prosecuted a murder charge against Charles Wise, 16, at Monticello, N.
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Fidel la Barba
Stanford University
Fr. BK. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Mars
Sidney Foster
Charles Wise
Monticello
Queen Marie Tours Montana as Train Delights Sioux Nation
Queen Marie of Roumania traveled through Montana on a royal train, adored by Sioux chiefs while an accident left a finger scar. The journey includes Spokane and Maryhill as she prepares a Roman room dedication, with talk of freedom and rodeo delight shaping the royal mood for the cross country voyage.
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Queen Marie
Montana
Queen Marie of
Roumania
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Pacific
America
New York
Spokane
Wash
Maryhill
Marie
Hleana
Prince Nicholas
MeGora
M. B
Prince Nicolas
Two Students Held in Theft of 700 Dollars
Town cites Ta., Novi Beef lPe Ted Anthony and Eugene Enuban, former University of dows students, pleaded not guilty to theft of cash and jewelry from the student supply store of Hush Villars. Arrested by a private detective, they registered at the catehed under assumed names. Bonds set at $1,600 each.
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Novi
Ted Anthony
Eugene Enubanit
University of Dows
Steqlinas “Stoo
Stueent
Hush Villars
Peace Court
Anthony
Paty
Low Fares Granted to Big Stock Show
Des Moines reports all Iowa railroads have set a round trip fare of a fare and a third for travelers to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago November 27 to December 4. Iowa State College notes the Black Hawk county team will compete in stock judging, including Kenneth Mattingly, George Strayer, Calvin Pearson, and Richard Person of Tudson. Dean C. F. Curtiss of Iowa State is on the expo board, with Paul C. Taff as state club leader and superintendent of the Namil Boy and Girls’ Club class. Clayton Messenwer presides as judge of Hampshire swine, J.4 Ham trey judges Shropshire breeding.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Black Hawk County
Kenneth Mattingly
George Strayer
Calvin Pearson
Richard Person
Tudson
Dean C. F. Curtiss
Iowa State Coerce
Paul C. Taff
Namil Bova
Anit
Fire sparks damage home on Ashland Avenue
Fire caused by sparks on wooden shingles damaged the home of CL WW. Smith at 809 Ashland Avenue shortly before noonday. Property damage confined to the roof. Advertisement by Herman C. Miller, phone 2404, urges insurance.
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CL WW. Smith
Ashland Avenue
President Coolidge Votes in Northampton Home Visit
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Grace Coolidge voted in Northampton Massachusetts as part of a return trip to Washington. The couple, greeted by locals, also visited their old Massasoit Street home and paused at Clarke School for the Deaf, with an hourlong visit before a public reception.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Grace Coolidge
William Butler
Washington
United States
Frederick Gillett
Henry L. Bowles
Springfield
Coolidge
Memorial Hall
Main Street
Second Ward
Hermann R.ockemier
White House
Secret Service
Capital
New York
INS
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Washington, D. C
Wheeler Sees Dry Law as Top Issue in Many Districts
Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the Antisaloon League, told United Press voters face a choice between candidates who will uphold and enforce the Constitution and others who will hide behind camouflage to favor bootleggers. He called dry law enforcement the dominant electoral question in many districts as decisions approach.
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Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Wayne B. Wheeler
Antisaloon League
United Press
Manila Suffers Fifth Earthquake Shock This Week
Manila reports a fifth earthquake in seven days with hundreds fleeing homes. No damage was noted from the latest tremor on November 2.
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Manila
Waterloo Yawns as Few Voters Pass Thru Polls Today
In Waterloo low turnout slows early voting as observers expect a Democratic tilt in county races. In Cedar Rapids heavy early voting marks interest in Barngrover versus Klass for county attorney amid a statewide off year. Dubuque anticipates strong turnout for a dock commission vote and Mississippi river terminal plans. Washington shows tight races while Keokuk and Mason City note average to light turnout. Clinton expects a heavy general election vote with unusually many early voters.
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Wapello County
Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Walter J. Barngrover
Raymond Klass
Dubuque
Washington
Smith Brookhart
Alex Miller
Keokuk
Mason City
Clinton
18 Bottle Man Taken in Raid on Dice Game
Detectives Crumyrine Davis and Buckley raided a Linn Street home and arrested 15 men on disorderly conduct and one for bootlegging. Kid Gray, 50, wore a vest concealing 17 half pints and a pint of moonshine. Anderson, owner, held for maintaining a disorderly house. 55 cents seized as dice stakes. Eleven others released on bond.
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R. Anngerson
Linn Street
Jnce
Hugh Crumyrine
Ralph Davis
Oliver Warren Buckley
Kid Gray
Hunter
Gray
Anderson
Evelyn Simmons
Dentist Seizes Wife’s Gold Tooth Over Bill
Detroit report states George Marriott secured a justice writ to recover a gold tooth allegedly taken by a dentist as security for unpaid charges. The claim centers on dental work performed for Marriott’s wife.
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Detroit
Mich
George Marriott
Community Fund Workers Enroll in Week's Drive
Alfred O Booth announces a citywide effort to accelerate the Community Chest drive with 50 more workers lined up than last year. Division leaders, student volunteers from Gates college and Corn Belt Business college assist, while a kickoff meeting is planned at K of T hall. Goal set at 73,230 dollars.
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Alfred O. Booth
Y. M. Co.a
United Drive
EF. Altstadt
Gates College
Corn Belt Business College
Women's Organization
Citizens Committee
Black
Booth
T. Hall
Pie Woman Held Under Guard For Hall Mills Case
Somerville New Jersey November 2 The state's chief witness in the Hall Mills murder trial opens tomorrow under heavy guard another witness disappears Mrs Jane Gibson known as the pie woman says she witnessed the crime and identified Frances Hall Willie Stevens and Henry De La Bruyere Carpender as at the scene The first two and their brother Henry Stevens face trial tomorrow for Mrs Mills slaying Rev Paul Hamborsky is said to be in Florida Gorsline denies detective confrontation with Stevens and warns of a reckoning WOR plans to broadcast the trial with a nearby transmitter
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Somerville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Jane Gibson
John Underwood
Alexander Simpson
Frances Stevens Hall
Willie Stevens
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Henry Stevens
Mills
Paul Hamborsky
Florida
Hall
Elenry Stevens
Otto H. Schultz
New York District Attorney's Office
Gorsline
Ralph V. Gorsline
WOR
Evidence Trails MaParchment Clothes To Carmel Kidnap Case
Los Angeles investigators search elite shops for proof Aimee Semple McPherson bought gowns lingerie and fur items found in a trunk seized in New York as the property of Kenneth Ormiston The trunk contains 67 clothing items eight auburn hair strands and a mother of pearl pendant Keyes aims to prove the evangelist stayed at Carmel during her disappearance and that conspirators manufactured evidence to support a kidnap tale.
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Los Angeles
Carmel
Cal
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple Evangelist
New York
Ormiston
Asa Keyes
Angelus Temple
Keyes
Halloween revelers destroy old Lafayette Street houses
Two houses on lower Lafayette street, one showing the year 1956, were wrecked by Halloween revelers last night. Both were condemned by the city council after a recent inspection. The front of one home was torn out entirely, and a nearby bank in Parkersburg was reported to own the properties.
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Lafayette Street
Hallowe'en
Parkersburg Bank
Knights of Pythias to Attend Jones Meeting
Members of Helmet lodge No 9 Knights of Pythias will meet at 7 10 p m tomorrow at the Y W C A to attend Bog Jones tabernacle services in a body pursuant to a lodge resolution. The rank of esquire was conferred. The lodge will meet next Monday night to confer the rank of knight.
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Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Norrow
Bog Jones Tabernacle
P. Hall
Snow Across Cherokee Reported By Tan Novi 2.Pj
Snow was falling steadily in Cherokee as residents reported ongoing flurries throughout the day affecting travel and visibility in the area according to local observers.
State House Help Votes by Mail and Stays Right on Job
Des Moines reports the state capitol remained busy as absent voters ballots arrived with officials and employees working across the building. Governor John Hammill left for Britt by car in the forenoon, while others stayed at work to ensure business continued.
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State House
Des Moines
State Capitol
John Hammill
Britt
Slayings Trigger Nationwide Hunt Near Long Point
Des Moines reports detail a statewide manhunt for William Boyd, wanted for Deputy Sheriff Dewey Marshall’s murder. Posses, armed and racing along rail lines toward Long Point, seek Boyd dead or alive. A $300 reward was posted, with state action possible. Brent May Recover. funeral planned for Deputy Marshall with mayoral call for public tribute.
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Des Moines
William Boyd
Dewey Marshall
Long Point
Boyd
Chicago & Northwestern
Tama
Marshalltown
George W. Davis
Park A. Findley
John Hammill
Findley
Brent
Robert Overton Sought by Police on Wife Desertion Charge
Robert Overton 226 Reed Street reported missing by his wife Saturday evening was located at his mother Anna Overton’s home. Mrs Overton proprietor of the Central cafe 1021 Fourth Street East. She told police he had threatened to kill himself. Warrant sworn for his arrest on desertion and police sought him again today.
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Boyd
Grover Brent
Sedalia
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Brent
Marshall
Mitchellville
Des Moines
Dewey Marshall
William Boyd
Fred Hunter
Robert Overton
Reed Street
Anna Overton
Central Cafe
Fourth Street
Swisher Addresses Kiwanis On Law And Order
B F Swisher attorney told Kiwanis members at Mote Russell Lamson that contempt for law and order is a major menace. He warned that laws are useless unless backed by the people, urging civic support for enforcement. Music by the Triple B trio followed with three classical numbers.
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B. F. Swisher
Kiwanis Club
Mote Russell-Lamson
Ethel Brinkman
H Dpd
Bennett
Ralph Bennett
Haydn
Lange-Auller
Charlies Godard
Book review hour draws Waterloo women with Franklin bio
Nearly thirteen women attended the first in a series of book review hours led by Miss Callie Wieder, Waterloo Woman's club librarian, in the clubhouse. Wieder discussed Benjamin Franklin The First Civiled American by Philip Russell, praising it as a modern biography that dispels myths and reflects new psychology.
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Callie Wieder
Waterloo Woman's Club
Weider
Benjamin Franklin
Phillips Russell
Marriage Licenses Reported in Mt Auburn Waterloo Areas
Thomas C W from Lockport Mt Auburn and Helen G York from Mt Auburn appear in licenses alongside John Langskow Of Onslow Christa Christiansen of Waterloo and John McTonney of Waterloo with Lillian Weatherwak of Waterloo. amounts shown as .00 .26 .18 and .88 in the fragmentary list.
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Thomas Charles W Lockport
Mt. Auburn
Wall Helen G. York
Mt.’ Auburnee
John Langskow
Onslow
Christa Christiansen
Waterloo
John McTonney
Lillian Weatherwak
Temperature Forecast Notes For Monday To Tuesday
A weather bulletin lists maximum temperatures for Monday and a low overnight reading for Monday night. It also notes a Tuesday daytime high and a Tuesday night low around eleven a.m. indicating a mixed forecast.
Iowa Voters chose Senate and House candidates in broad election
In Des Moines on November 2, Iowa focused on a full term U S Senate race and three congressional contests. Democrats backed Claude Porter while Republicans backed Porter’s opponent Brookhart counterparts. Women’s suffrage question and a Cummins succession also featured with a statewide ticket led by Hammill. Local bond issues and highway plans colored several races as turnout was expected to rise.
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Chicago
Illinois
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
John J. Blaine
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Peter Norbeck
Missour
Frank L. Smith
Senator McKinley
George E. Brennan
Wet
Hugh S. Magill
Ciry
Smith
State Utilities Commission
Frank B. Walls
Atlee Pomerene
Jamies E. Watson
Arthur Robinson
Harry B. Hayes
Williams
Smith W. Brookhart
G. Oo. i
Claude Porter
Ides Moines
David W. Stewart
Cummins
Mnois
Tineis Senate
Democras
Warn
Casshi
Micnistan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Strate Charles
Maenus Johnson
Es Moines
Senate
Col. Smith W. Lockhart
United Sates
Claude R. Porter
Des Moines
Porter
Brookhart
Washington
Haugen
Thurston
Boies
Frank E. Howard
Elma
WW. S. Bradley
Centerville
R. J. Koehly
LeMars
A. B. Cummins
Sioux City
John Hammill
Alex Miller
Loot Fur Store Heist Shocks Chicago Crowd
In a noon hour robbery at the Karris fur shop two bandits terrorized three employees and a customer, escaping with about 15000 dollars worth of furs and a diamond ring. Police pursued possible leads as the city waited for updates.
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Chicago
Karris Fur Shop
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Luzanew
Switzerland
Daily Herald of London
Nice
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Forli
Tl Duce
Dakota
C. A. Manning
Don Lawrence
Minneapulis
A. Manning
Jefferson Street
Manning
Jerome Sprague
Maple Street
Graves Memorial Church
Fidely VA Barba
Pola Negri
Sid Foster
Llinis
Queen
Midwest
Herman C. Miller
Hall-Mills Gage
Aimee
Jones Meeting
Swisher
Kiwanis
LAW and Order
California
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