Fall Admits Lie Over 106000 Loan in Downgraded Defense
Former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall, condemned by a one year jail term and a 105000 dollar fine, leaves Washington to regain strength and prepare appeals. He admits an untruth about the 106000 loan from Doheny, saying public peril and press fear prompted the lie while defending his actions and seeking public judgment on his confessed acts.
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Washington, T. C
Albert B. Fall
L. Doheny
Southwest
William Hitz
Fall
Timself
Doherty
Senate All Committee
E.R. McLean
Washington
Doheny
J. J. Robinson
Far Fall
New Mexico
Repubican
Munster
Harding
Senate
Meé
Fail
Watson Rumored to Quit as Majority Leader
Rumors suggest Republican leader Watson may resign the post after a year of aggressive moves during a special session. Possible successors include Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington and Senator Charles B. L. McNary of Oregon, both seen as strong, though health-tinged, candidates amid shifting GOP dynamics and rising Democratic strength in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Senate
Mae Donty
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Charles Bl. McNary
Oregon
McNary
Six More Men Shot as Pheasant Season Nears End
A group of six or more pheasant hunters faced potential charges after trespassing on land owned by B D Wright. They claimed permission from George Wildebauer, owner of 371 acres, but entered Wright land, prompting the town marshal to detain them. Justice Mack C dismissed the case with only costs of $2. Wildebauer later testified he had granted hunting permission and accompanied the group to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toom W. R. Jameson
Waterloo
Office of
Justice
N. C
Mack Jameson
George Wildebauer
Crrar
B. D. Wright
Wright
Jameson
Justice Mack
Wildebauer
Justice Court
Ihem
Marriage Licenses Report From Waterloo and Oxkatoosa
Milo J Benser of Waterloo and Evelyn Jihe Brooke of Oxkatoosa are issued a marriage license. The notice lists other names including Cece Tren of Waterloo and additional details, indicating multiple licenses in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo J! Benser
Waterloo
Evelyn Jihe Brooke
Oxkatoosa 6 OB
Moar
Cece
BOM. Tren
Receiver starts untangling Foshay assets in Minneapolis
Minneapolis Nov 2 The task of untangling the affairs of the W B Foshay company began under a receiver Joseph Chapman after a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Holdings estimated at 20 million dollars include utilities, banking and real estate across North America with staff appointed to appraise properties in 30 states Alaska Canada and Central America. Chapman organized appraisers and local executives will run operations under court supervision while efforts to save two Minneapolis banks continue.
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Minneapolis
Minn
W. B. Foshay Company
Joseph Chapman
Federal
Phoenix
Ariz
Minneapolis Headquarers
Chapman
Foshay
Alaska
Canada
Central America
Foshay State Bank
First Bank Stock Corporation
Hennepin State Bank
Foshay Trust and Savings Bank
Northwestern Bancorporsion
Condition of Judge Boies Improves at Home
Judge Boies, residing at 906 Washington Street, shows better condition after a six week bedridden period following a paralysis stroke last month. His mobility and heart issues were noted as improving though he remains frail and had not sat on the bench since Independence time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
They Boies
Washington Street
Wis
Boles
Independence
Rotary and Kiwanis Club Meetings Next Week
Rotary chairman Grace Gates will report on a no classification survey at the Luncheon Monday at Hotel Russell-Lamsgr. Dr W W A Rohlf will speak on Alaska at the US Men's dinner Monday night at the YS. Kiwanis will hear C A Hollis on The New Federal Farm Board Tuesday at Hotel Russell-Lamspit. Three Iowa corn prize winners will receive checks. December program committee members named. Primary election set for Nov 1 at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Optimists, Lions announcements follow with speakers and hosting details.
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Rotary
Grace Gates
Russell-Lamsgr
WW. A. Rohlf
Waverly
Alaska
Kiwanis
C. A. Hollis
Federal Farm Board
Tesday Hotel
Russell-Lamspit
Chicago Kiwanis Club
J. FR. Hieronymus
Frank Lamb
John Lamb
L. P. Scott
Co. N. Shane
T. K. Wheeler
D. Major
A. E B. Randall
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Lutherans Push Unity Across Nation Federation Convention Held in Chicago
Delegates from 28 states at the American Federation of Lutheran Brotherhoods convention in Chicago heard Rev F Herbert Moehlmann report steady moves toward church unity driven by federation activity. He cited 60 percent membership gains 150 percent rise in building valuation and 168 percent more funds from 1926 to 1928. Over 1,500 delegates attended. Charles Dawes spoke at the Palmer House banquet. John A Christensen of Chicago was elected federation president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federeion of Lutheran Brotherhoods
Chicago
Lutheran Church
F. Herbert Mohhlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Moehlmann
Charles Dawes
Court of St. James
Palmer House
John A. Christensen
Federation
Shipstead's School Boy Son Is Married
Washington D C Nov 21 Weston Shipstead son of Senator Hendrik Shipstead Minnesota and his bride Miss Hazel E Thompson 21 this city were honeymooning today They were married at Rockville last Thursday night by Rex BH OM Osgood of the Barkville Baptist church They came to Washington from Minnesota three weeks ago to finish studies at a local preparatory school where last year he was on the football team
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Washington
D. C
Shipstead
Hendrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Hazel E. Thompson
Rockville
Rex
Osgood
Barkville Baptist Church
Governor May Help Keep Schools Open
Chicago breathes a possible rescue as Gov Emmerson may be urged to convene a special emergency session of the general assembly to aid Chicago schools. Without swift legislation, the system faces at least a month of closures or debt-induced shutdowns.
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Chicago
Herald and Examiner
Emmerson
General Assembly
Chiesgo Saarch
Educatom
Deaths Frank Roe 54 Funeral at O'Keefe Towne Channel
Frank Roe 54 died at home 129 Mill Street at 6 pm yesterday after a lingering illness. Funeral will be at O Keefe Towne Channel at 2 30 pm Friday with Rev William Hardcastie officiating and burial in Fairview Cemetery. He was born May 25, 1875 and survived by his mother Mrs Mary Roe sister Clara Roe and brothers Jesse Roe Lenox IA and Fred Roe 129 Mill Street.
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Frank Rok
Prank Roe
Mill Atreet
Ror
O'Keefe & Towne Chanel
Byrnday
William Hardcastie
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fairview Cemetery
Mr. Ree
Mortimer Ree
Charles
Mreé
Mary Ree
Clara Ror
Weo Mill Street
Jesesti Roe
Lenox
Waterloo
Feneral
Fredoe
Min Street
Plane to lead expedition to locate Santa Claus
The Waterloo Evening Courier reports a plane has been chosen to depart next week from Mineola Long Island for an Arctic search to find Santa Claus. A Courier reporter will join the crew with several other planes under a chosen explorer. The leader was not finalized but negotiations are under way with a reputed national explorer who believes Santa’s home lies about 600 miles from the Pole at the Pole of Inaccessibility. The voyage will include overhauls, skis replacing wheels, medical supplies and a moving picture record. A radio will update youngsters on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Santa Claus
Courier
Mineola
Long Island
Arctic
North Pole
Byrd
Amundsen
Santa’s
Santa
Pole
United States
Farmers bank to become state bank at Brunksville
Brunksville bank closes as it converts from private to state status. Plan to file incorporation papers for the First State Bank of Brunksville, a institution founded in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY International News Service
Brunksville
Farmers Bank
Bank of Brunksville
Bank
First State Bank of Brunksville
Doctor Complains of Juvenile Home in Council Bluffs
A letter by Dr. Mac Habenicht of Des Moines criticizing conditions at the juvenile home was presented to the Council Bluffs city council on Friday night. She urged immediate steps to improve safety and operation of the institution, calling for it to become a safer facility. No action was taken by the council.
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Mac Habenicht
Des Moines
Habenicht
Remed
Camel Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Girl Fatally Shoots Self in Apparent Nightmare Incident
Police blamed a sleep dream for the death of Doris McConnell, 19, of Oakland. Found dead in a friend's weekend sleep area near Santa Cruz with a gunshot wound to the head under a pillow a revolver with one cartridge fired was discovered.
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Santa Cruz
Doris McConnell
Oakland
Fish Story From Kitchen Sink Captures City Interest
Chicago residents recounts a curious event as Mrs Emil Hollman says she turned on the kitchen sink faucet and a four inch fish emerged. The tale notes neighbors now running faucets wide open in response.
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Chicago
Emil Hollman
Cremation Urged For Kane Body After Wreck Near Mount Vernon
Elmer Kane Universal Airlines pilot, killed last Tuesday in a mail plane crash near Mount Vernon Ohio, may be sent to Chicago for cremation. His mother Mrs Myrta Kane and sisters discussed disposition as last rites were held in Cedar Falls. Floral tributes from Universal Airlines included two large rose airplanes. A funeral ship ferried Kane’s sisters Golda and Zazelle Kane to Chicago, then to Waterloo, with Pallbearers including Livingston and five pilots. The Ninetieth Psalm was read and a sermon drawn from its seventh verse.
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Elmer Kane
Universal Airlines
Mount Vernon
Chicago
Waterloo
Myrta Kane
Kane
Cedar Falls
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. G. Raney
Gedar Falls
Jas Uight
Edward Olson
California
Galda
Zazelle
Zazelle Kane
Golda
Bishop
Los Angeles
Illinois Pent
At &den Livingston
Chapman Field
Auto Casualties During the Week Auto Casualties During the Week
A week of urban traffic incidents leaves numerous injuries. Watchman Cecil Ingails of Fourth Street Chicago Great Western and Hook Island crossing suffered severe bruises after a hit and run. Verne Gaete, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaede, sustained facial cuts in a collision involving Miss Almeida Whson. John Pettitt reported striking a pedestrian on Edawe Town Street. Mrs. Elmer Kroblin of Sumner was bruised when her husband's car hit John Tegtmeier's vehicle at Richl Street and Broadway. Mrs. Harold Sayler of Findlay was severely lacerated in a triple crash on U.S. 218 south of Waterloo. the Galt brothers were injured less severely. F. J. Harris's car collided with W. Call's, causing a head cab to be struck at Fourth and Vermont. Charles Henry Donahey fractured his lower left leg after a collision with Ave Earl Wilcox. Mrs. Terrell was cut on the leg in a crash at Elmane Lafpyebb. Mrs. W. E. McMillan was slightly injured at Fourth and Commercial when knocked to the street by Shannon Bates. Mrs. Corn M. Clough was badly bruised in a Fourth and Wellington crash with Esther Miler’s car. taken to Prestye Flatt Hospital.
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Cecil Ingails
Fourth
Chicago Great Western and
Hook Island
Verne Gaete
Henry Gaede
Mulberry Street
Dawetown
Elmer Kroblin
Sumner
John Tegtmeier
Reed Street
Richl Street
Broadway
Harold Sayler
Findlay
U. S. No. 218
Waterloo
Theodore
Emil Galt
Cedar Rapids
Sayler
Allen Hospital
Galt Brothers
St. Francis
W. Call
Jefferson Street
F. J. Harris
Vermont Streets
Charles Henry Donahey
Falls Avenue
Ave Earl Wilcox
Second Street
Mr. Terrell
Tiiden Avenue
Jor Kehoe
Lincol Street
Elm Ane
Clara Phillips Seeks Pardon From Gov Young
Clara Phillips, held at San Quentin, filed a petition for clemency to Governor Young hoping to become a dutiful daughter and wife and possibly a mother. Convicted in 1922 of the murder of Alberta Meadows, her bid follows appeals to pardon related to the Los Angeles case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Cal
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
CG. c. Young
Local man injured in auto accident at Fourth and Allen
Donahey of Falls avenue was injured Thursday when struck by an automobile driven by Mrs Earl Wilcox of 412 Second street east at Fourth and Allen streets. He is reported testing comfortably at home with a fracture of the left leg below the knee.
Barn Fire Destroys Padget Farm Barn
Fire discovered as the roof and walls burned devoured a barn on Fred Padget’s farm near Dewar Ia Nov 2. One cow was shot after severe burns. two others likely to need similar action. Ten tons of hay and seven tons of soybeans burned along with harness and equipment. Padget carried $900 insurance on stock and hay. Dr Bowers, nonresident owner, is believed also to be affected. Origin of blaze undetermined.
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Gaurier Special Sestler
Dewar
Here
Fred Padget
Padget
Bowers
Schoolboys Attack Burlington Janitor in Yard Prank
R Anders Lindstrom, 75, Burlington school janitor, is hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck in the face with a chair and tied up by a group of boys who dangled him from a flagpole. A splinter punctured the roof of his mouth during the stunt.
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Burlington
Anders Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Former B. of R. T. President Dead in Cleveland
Cleveland on November t he former head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, IAM G. Lee, age 70, died at his home after a two year battle with cancer. He served as secretary treasurer and was defeated for the presidency in the last election, leaving a notable mark in American railroad labor leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
WWR
Whileiam G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Treinmen
America
Lee
Brotherhood
Temperatures Forecast For Friday To Saturday
Readable text shows a fragmentary forecast listing maximum and minimum temperatures for Friday and Saturday. No clear values are readable, but indicates a temperature range across the two days and potential night timing terms.
Nine Killed In Osceola Train Auto Crash
Elkhart Ind Nov 23 Nine members of the Flatt Brennen Vaughn families die in a collision between a New York Central passenger train and an automobile at Osceola six miles west of here. A 10th person is critically injured. Survivors include John Flatt 50 and Mrs Flatt 47 of Newcastle Ind. their daughter Mary 17. Dewey Brennen 29 and Brennan 23. three Brennen children Virgie 5 Florence 3 and Robert 10 months. Ray Vaughn 7 months and Betty Bell 4 both Osceola residents. Witnesses say the crossing bell rang and the driver drove in front of the westbound train. Bodies strewn along the right of way for 100 feet. Ray Vaughn narrowly escaped with a 2 year old in his arms after stumbling over his mother in law’s body. The family had been visiting Vaughn’s home.
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Elkhart
Ind
Osceola
Here
John Flatt
Mrs Flatt
Newcastle
Mary Flatt
Dewey Brenan
Vs. Brennan
Platt
New York Central
Tain
Stumblex
Ray Vaughn
Ab. Vaughn
Jealous quarrel ends in murder suicide in Kansas City
Kansas City Kan Nov 2 UP I A quarrel over who should go to the grocery store for butter and jealousy led to a husband shooting his wife and then killing himself. Benjamin Gilbert 27 shot Alta Gilbert 25 then killed himself. He had accused his wife of affairs and was upset when she asked him to wait for her.
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Kansas City
Kan
UPI
Benjamin .Gilbert
Alta Gilbert
Gilbert
Grand Jury weighs case against Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles county grand jury plans a special session to decide action against Aimee Semple McPherson over her handling of finances at Angelus Temple and the Four Square Gospel association. Mrs McPherson and staff testified with temple records. her mother Mrs Minnia Kennedy briefed the panel.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.R
Grand Jurs
Aimee
Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Suqare Gospel Association
Suttorney
Inverted muffin pattern marks Auriga Charioteer sighting
By Robert T. Baker, University of Illinois Urbana, describes a prominent Auriga arrangement seen northwest in early November evenings. The bright star at the edge helps identify the Charioteer constellation as night falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Baker
University of Twinais Urbana
Itl
Tve
Capella Bright Star in Auriga Described Amid Sky View
November notes describe Capella in Auriga as a bright yellow star rivaling Jupiter in evening light. It forms part of a constellation scene with Hyades and the Bull, noting Capella's giant size, diameter about 12 million miles, and its pale solar color, with discussions of surrounding stars and the immense temperatures at stellar centers.
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Jupiter
Venus
Auriga
Capella
Merchant Chooses Wrong Words Shot Dead by Bandit
In New York on a November day a payroll robbery at the B. and L. Metal Stamp ing company ended with the death of Samuel Levinson. Two armed burglars entered the firm, held the employee at gunpoint, demanded $550 payroll, and fired when Levinson allegedly spoke. The burglars fled with the payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant
New York
Samuel Lavinson
Levinson
B. & L. Metal Stamping’ Company
Footbinding Persists in Peiping Amid Change
In Peiping the 100000 of 518014 women still practice footbinding despite 18 years of republican reform and rising western influence. The census also shows 1689 Chinese temples compared with 68 foreign churches and only 400 men still wear the Manchu queue, all of them elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
China
Peiping
Drowning Toll Prompts Bathing Regulation Talk
Paris reports twenty French persons drown daily during bathing season per Echo de Paris. Lifeguard and bathhouse owner regulations urged as a majority of victims are schoolchildren venturing beyond their depth. French closely associated with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sesson
Echo de Paris
Ford's Pet Fiddler Hunter Tale From Norway Telegram
In Norway a story centers on Hunter Ford and his fiddler companion. Gran Dunham, 70, travels with grandchildren to the woods seeking game. She shoots and dresses no deer, leaving Mellie at home to tend pigs and poultry while Gran heads out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Net le Dunham
Fiddler
Henry Ford
Gran" Dunham
Mellie
Gram
Doctors Held for Harboring Booze in Oxford Junction
Two physicians Dr. William Breen and Dr. J B Davies were jailed in Oxford Junction Iowa facing illegal sale of liquor charges after a raid by Sheriff John Bodenhofer and a state agent from Des Moines. Officers found two gallons of liquor in Breen s office and seven gallons in Davies s. They were to be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Junction
Navy
William Breen
J. B. Davies
Anamosa
Sherif John Bodenhofer
Des Moines
Football Star Plays Blind to Tragic News
Rockford, Nov. 2. Oney Monosmith, quarterback for St. Thomas high, starred in a win over St. Marys of Sterling 13 to 6 while his mother lay ill in the stands. He was not informed until after the game that Mrs. Monosmith had died from a cerebral hemorrhage climbing stadium steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Oil
Oney Monosmitth
St. Thomas High School
St. Mary's
Sterling
St. Thomas
Burton Will Bequests Gifts to Grinnell College
The late Senator Theodore Burton's will, probated in Cleveland, disposes of an estate around 750000 dollars. It includes a 9000 dollar gift to Grinnell College where he studied, with 14 nephews and nieces sharing the remainder. Frank Burton of Des Moines is among the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Theodore. &. Burton
Grinnell College
Frank Burton
Des Moines
Migrating duck hawks war on Chicago pigeons
Chicago Nav 1 UMS large hawks or hawks migrating south have declared open war on pigeons in the Loop district. Two hawks were shot on the Field Museum roof after dissection showed they fed on pigeons. Curator Cleveland Grant notes birds linger seeking easy prey among tame city pigeons during southward migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Horberts
Loop
Field Museum of Natural History
Cleveland Grant
Two pilots killed in Colorado crash near Grainfield Kansas
Colorado Springs report says Charles Peterson, flying instructor for Pike's Peak Air Commerce, and Lamont Stoltenberg, student flier, were killed when their plane crashed near Grainfield Kansas after taking off for St. Louis. The incident was confirmed by telegrams received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tliers
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles Peterson
Pike's Peak
Slayer Convicted in First Degree Murder Case
George Bt. Clair, 22, known as a "salvation player," was found guilty of first degree murder by a district court jury in North Platte Nebraska. The jury recommended imprisonment for the youth who confessed strangling his 18-year-old wife June to send her to heaven.
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North
Platte
Neb
N— George Bt. Clair
Salvation
June
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Wilbur B. Foshay
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Planma
W. 3B
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LIONS
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Lions Club
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Mineola, L. A
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Fort Madison
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