Death of Mrs McKitrick prompts murder autopsy in Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa November 3 10 serence will be resorted to today to find clues in the murder of Mrs Elizabeth McKittrick 73 of Twin g le Iowa found in her home with hands bound towels sealing mouth and nose Autopsy to be led by County Governor Edward Strutber under pathologist supervision to determine cause of death Police suspect thieves sought about 25000 in valuables and ransacked the house while neighbors provide scant tips The stormy weather aided the escape and investigators continue checks on cash bonds and valuables in the house
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Dubuque
Serence
Elizabeth McKittrick
Twingle
Hee
Gove Erner Edward Strutber
Dubugyuri
Streur
Kent
Strucker
McKilrick
Tme
Dubuque County
British Plotting Claims United States Absorption by Plane
Chicago November 3. Testimony in the William McAndrew school board trial sparks talk of a renewed spirit of '76. Frederick Schrader accuses a British propaganda network of courting Americans for easy absorption into Britain, while a separate injunction case over library books linked to British material continues unresolved. Ruth Elder flies around Paris from Le Bourget in the Potier plane, greeted by soldiers, officers, and the American Club with a celebratory reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William McAndrew
Frederick F. Schrader
New York
Progressive
National Historical Society
Republican Congressional Committee
AL Abe
Besson
Contac
William Hale Thompson
A. J. Heimann
Pitzmartis
Ghtedge
Harry M. Fisher
J. Kestner Eliott
Herrmann
Elliott
Schrader
United States
Empire of Great Britain
Paris
Tinsi
Ruth Elder
le Bourget Field
George Haldeman
Bayonne
Missy Elder
America
International News Service
Ruth
Haldeman
Iternational
le Bourget
Thirty-fourth Aviation Regiment
Osing
Haltdeman
Versailles
Villa Coublay
Orly
Miss Elder
Mire Filder
Haldeman Werre
Sayate Avtar
Sengbourg
Etg
Hughes Program Still Stirred by Eastern Leaders
The piece notes that most leaders have not announced candidacies and that Senator Curtis is the only one likely to campaign beyond Kansas, possibly Oklahoma. It explains how primaries will reveal leader opinions and that many leaders remain uncommitted or silent on their positions.
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Hughes
Curtis
Kansas
Oklahoma
New York Herald-Tribune
Fred Wray Sets Day Auto Record With 524 Miles
Fred Wray cashier of the Binnerr National Bank claims Waterloo daily auto record for 524 miles in 14 hours. He and his son Dale drove Aug 1 from Boon to Minneapolis and back via Albert Lea and Clear Lake totaling 324 miles in 18 hours with a stop at midnight.
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Fred Wray
Cassier
Binnerr National Bank
Waterloo
W. EB. Florey
Wray
Dale
Minneapolis
Albert Lea
Clear Lake
Boon
Kills Mother-in-Law in Hebner Case Shocks Newton
In Newton, Mrs Mary Jane Beard, aged 36, is dead from injuries after alleged beating by her son-in-law John Hefner, 50, now jailed. Hefner is accused of assaulting the woman with his fists as a dispute about his child and schooling escalated. a sister intervened during the attack.
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Newton
Mary Jane Beard
John Hefner
Hefner
John
Des Moines Man Is Auto Crash Victim
Des Moines man Fournier killed in an automobile collision this morning near Des Moines Cedar Rapids driver E D Ataloy from Rap ids Maley and companion B Hickenlooper uninjured. Accident occurred west of here on Feders Birds No. 32 amid heavy evergreens. Tonsils removed from Mrs Robert Steward in Des Moines hospital. expected return home Friday. Marriage notices for Rudy Koeppen and Hedack Clutirr listed.
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Maley
B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids Autor
Robert Steward
Vermonn Bhreet
Memn- Mal Hospital
Temperatures Chart For The Week
The forecast shows maximum Wednesday at 53 degrees and minimum Wednesday at 0 degrees. Thursday’s expected high and low are not clearly readable in the snippet.
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Whun
Whursday
Royal Union Announces Merger Amid Kansas City Ties
Royal Union merges with Peerless Life Insurance in a deal backed by Kansas City business leaders. The merger unites four local entities and reshapes the regional insurance market. Building permits listed include Miller Goustrachan 1 Park project at 8 50 and Johnson Rust teres 217 Fourth West for a porch enclosure.
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Dey Moines
New
Uite Liearanes
Kansas
Clytty T
P Dome A CO. Peeke
Unter Life
Banas City
Berr- Tess Company
Arivid Trent Industrial
Feat
Arcident
Tayi Uisian Comepany
Jahn G. Miller Goustrachan Company
Tod Johnson
Rust Teres
Fourth West
J. A. Tuckner
Tes Harrison
James N. Nelson
Jefferson
Commercial
Maud Poyner
Mulberry
Carl Reith
Cortlandt
Gov. Hardwick
Mair
Hoaldups in Oklahoma Bank Robbery Report
A garbled report describes a bank robbery in Oklahoma with mentions of Hoaldups, suspects, and victims. The text references hospital meetings, staff, and a Lions club gathering, but details are unclear and settings vary between Oklahoma and Texas locations.
Goebel plans to fly sea using radio beacons to Europe
Col. Arthur Goebel, winner of the Dole derby, announced plans to fly to Europe in a multimotor plane guided by radio beacons along the route possibly Newfoundland and Ireland. He seeks navigator Slattery from Hampton Roads and will rely on signals from Wright Field. Mrs. Frances Grayson delays her Atlantic Dawn flight while negotiating pilots and pursuing a woman-led advance in aviation.
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New York
Frances Wilson Graysah
Dawn
Copenhagen
Arthur C. Goebel
California
Honolulu
Col
Goebel
Bankers’ Club
Europe
Newfoundland
Col. Goebel
Capt. Edwards
Signal Corps
Wright Geld
Dayton
Navigator Slattery
Laeat
Slattery
Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads
Grayson
Atlantic
Wilmer Stultz
Clarence 2. Chamberlin
Chamberin
the Dawn
Chamberlin
Havana
Key West
Jim
Balchen
Bernt Balchen
Fokker
Pee Aise
Byrd
Amer- CB
Cuba
Pan-American Air
Man Who Shot Boy Bedroom Peeper Is Forced to Move Out
In Mason City Indiana Willard Strong a 17 year old high school student was shot after peeking into a bedroom window at Bartlett Smith home. The attacker’s bullet was not recovered and doctors feared loss of sight. A note threatened the Smith family to move or face consequences and the Smiths have relocated.
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Peeper
Mason City
Willard Strong
Bartlett Smith
Smith
Strong
Mranwaile
Forties N E Iowa Teachers Visit West High School
About 40 teachers from northern Iowa towns could not attend the State Teachers' convention in Des Moines. They visited West High School in Sioux City, toured the tartans class ers and buildings with Miss Anna Demmel, secretary to Principal Pred J. Khas, while being escorted by teachers from Waverly Williamsburg Shell Rock Greene Marble Rock New Hampton Tripoli and Sumner.
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Towa
Des Nhat
West High Inday
Bilding
Anna Demmel
Pred J. Khas
Bes Moir
Waverly
Wile Jiamsbug
Shell Rock
Greene
Marble Rock
New Hampton
Trapeli
Sumer
Hunters Drown in Mississippi River near Cri dasa
Two Clinton men Rey El Meben 36 and Eugene N OHern 28 drowned in the Mississippi near Cri dasa while hunting from an overturned boat. A oar and the dumped ducks floated downstream as witnesses found the wreckage and recovered the bodies today.
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Yton
Ta. New
Rey El.Meben
Eugene N. Ohern
Clinton
Cridasa
Smyera
Nuisance tax repeal faces opposition in wartime stance
Washington reports lawmakers hear from industry spokesmen opposing repeal of nuisance taxes, including auto taxes, as the Ways and Means Committee weighs a new revenue bill. Farm bloc members defend Mellon limits while weighing a tax cut near 225 million to 400 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
National Automobile Dealers Association
L. A. Lecher
Milwaukee
Louise Silcox
New York Authors League of America
Alfred L. Smith
New York
Music Industries Chamber of Commerce
Charles Lederer
Norwood
Isaac W. Frank
Pittsburgh
Ralph W. Smith
Los Angeles
Lena 8
Congressional
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Treasury
Ways, and Means Committee
Defleit
Dickinson
Iowa
Farm Bloc
Nye
North Dakota
Cole
Bellon
Crisp
Georgia
Ways and Means
Arrest Four More in Suburban Home Developer Swindle
Federal agents arrest H. Cowl L. A. Stronger Charles A. Stein and John J Williams bringing the total to nine suspects tied to the United States Suburban Flame Developers land fraud case. They pleaded not guilty or were held on bonds of 4000 each with a December 2 hearing scheduled. Letters to H A Briles Scott Iowa and Mrs Clarence Coder Coon Falls were seized as evidence of the alleged fraud involving conveyances to multiple buyers.
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Omaha
H. Cowl
L. A. Stronger
Charles A. Stein
John J Williams
United States
Tne
Wien
H. A. Briles
Presscott
Clarence Coder
Coon Falls
Loeb studies Latin from prison as slow progress noted
Richard A. Loeb, serving a life sentence for the Franks slaying, studies Latin via Columbia University's home study course. He registered January 17 and, under teacher Dr. W R Bryan, has submitted about half of the lessons, with slow progress reported from the state penitentiary.
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Jonet
Richard A
Dickie” Loeb
State Penitentiary
Robert Franks
Columbia University
New York
W. R. Bryan
Columbia Latin
Loch
Aly Ave
Search for Lost Marine Aviators Continues Amid Gunfights Near Jicaro
Managua reports renewed combat as a Marine and National Guard patrol fights 250 guerrillas near El Chipote. Sixty bandits killed or wounded. two guardsmen and a muleteer killed or wounded. Missing Second Lt. B A Thomas and Sgt. Frank Dowdell hoped alive as patrols press the northwestern Nicaragua search.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Marine Corps
B. A. Thomas
Frank Dowdell
Augusto Sandino
Altho
Jicaro
Discaro
Silents
J. Chappell
Moses J. Gould
United States Marine Corps
National Guard
Local obituaries and a theft report from Geneseo
Miss Emma Bastian 98 long employed by Northwestern Bell, died at Presbyterian hospital after cancer. Verne Mullarkey 42, Tidness Central railroad switchman, died at home after heart disease. D. A. Gehrig former bank president and Democrat. Charles Smith 75 rooming house owner. Matt Meyer 46 Dyersville businessman. bandits loot Weimer and Pebler store in Geneseo taking over $5,000 in goods.
Parks Pinto Beside Curlo Alamoso
In Colorado's San Luis valley cowboys and cowgirls train Pintos to park beside cars as motor traffic fills the range. Miss Sammy Traveller, daughter of Rev. Gil Traveller, is noted as a premier horsewoman for her skill in parking her mount in tight spaces among parked vehicles.
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Miss
Sammy" Traveller
Colorado
Gil Traveller
Miss Traveller
San Luis Valley
Alamosa
Cole
SIGHTS NO RELIEF FOR IOWA MINERS
Des Moines reports market conditions for Iowa mined coal remain weak. Iowa Mines operate at about one quarter of normal output due to high operating costs and limited demand from foreign coal imports. George Heaps, president of the Iowa Coal Operators association, says no immediate relief in sight for employment despite a temporary wage agreement and reopening of some mines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George Heaps
Iowa Goal Operators’ Association
Appanoose
Monroe
Heaps
Jacksonville
N Sulentic Farms Company Organized
N Sulentic Farms Company, Inc. is formed to carry on a general farming and livestock venture. Capital stock is $25,000 with a possible gin business if $5,000 is subscribed and paid. N Sulentic serves as president, secretary and treasurer until the first annual stockholders meeting.
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N. Sulentic Farms Company, Inc
N. Sulentic
Former Waterloo Mayor E Earl Gnagy Improves in Rochester Hospital
Condition of E Earl Gnagy at Colonial hospital in Rochester Minnesota showed slight improvement in May. The former Waterloo mayor, residing at 618 Kingsley avenue, was able to sit up and take nourishment last evening and was expected to be well enough to return home in a few days.
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E. Earl Gnagy
Kingsley Avenue
Waterloo
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Harvey J Hess Jr Operates for Acute Appendicitis
Harvey J Hess Jr a freshman at Iowa State College Ames underwent an operation this morning at Allen Memorial Hospital for relief from acute appendicitis He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hess of Orange township Taken ill yesterday he returned home last night and proceeded to the hospital The report this afternoon stated he came out in good condition and hopes for a speedy recovery. Bond forfeited Judgment entered by Judge R W Hasner on a $1000 appearance bond in the state case against Fred White Hotchkiss Mason City for illegal transportation of liquor The bond was forfeited by Hotchkiss and George Pappavalos
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Harvey. J, Hess
Towa State College
Ames
Allen Memorial Hospital
Harvey 4
Hess
Orange Township
R. W. Hasner
State
Fred White Hotchkiss
Mason City
Himself
George Pappavalos
Sydney Ferry Disaster Claims Dozen Lives
The steamer Tahiti rammed a small ferryboat in Sydney Harbor killing at least 12 and injuring 30 with five missing. Passengers, many women and children bound for a picnic, were trapped as the ferry sank within seconds. Rescue ships saved survivors, while observers watched tearful reunions and fear of sharks.
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Sydney
Australia
Sydney Harbor
United Press
New Zealand
San Francisco
Tahiti
Heyde Studio Pupils Recital At Sacred Heart Hall
An enthusiastic audience heard a recital by Martin Heyde's voice studio pupils in Sacred Heart hall. Performances varied with training and natural talent but overall were enjoyable with some numbers of professional quality. Featured were Frieda Schmidt, Max A. Wilson, Luella Schmidt, Mabel Kies, Lily Beier, Leroy Bisderf, Gerald Schmidt, Russell Wood, Lewis Helinaman, John Thornhorn, and Harry Button with Leroy Bisderf and Ruth Gabriel as accompanists.
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Martin Heyde
Sacred Heart Hall
Frieda Schmidt
Max A. Wilson
Luella Sehmidt
Mabel Kies
Lily Beier
Leroy Bisderf
Gerald Sehmidt
Russell Wood
Lews Helnaman
John Thornhorn
Harry Button
Ruth Gabriel
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Streuner
Tunney
Aids Church Fund
Father Duffy
Gene Tunney
Charles Sabin
Otto Atin
Auth
U. S
Morking
Washington
Republic
Art Brishyne
Bani Dha
Boy
Fournier
Colleign George
E. D. Ataloy
Rapids
Marriage
Rudy Koeppen
Slbpren View Hedack
Clutirr
Royal Union
Hoaldups
Oklahoma Bank
Westtern Okla
Fureh NATO Bank
Sim Barcett Hookkeeyer
Bytirtan
Wospital Seles
Sour Indtian
Feria Hospital
Ptate
Will
Jones
Livence Sons
PAY Wort
Country Wife School
Dans v Woods
Haons Clib
Black's
Cotton Blossom Sing
CTK
Aio
Dole
Frances Wilson Grayson
N. E. Iowa
W. High School
Mississippi
Pruggist
Waca
Tex
Sam Barton
Holland
Tentplc
Bell County
Hilda M. Pint
Clifford Clements
Clements
Laura Rohrrsen
Admiral Kondouriotis
Greece
Wight
Athens
Foeb
Emma Bastian
Emo Bastian
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Iowa Falls
Telephone Company
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Minnie Bailey
Leo
Albert
Pedro, SD
W. RE
Hawks
Rapid City
S&s D
George Snell
Pedro
S. D
Arthur O'Neill
Alberta
Canada
Clem Grenville
Omata
Neb
O'Keefe &Towne Mortuary
Verne Mullarkey
Tidness Central Railroad
P. L. Follette
Sig Sumner Street
Allison
Butler County
Mullarkey
Relph Duke
Oelwein
Charles City
Ckeefe & Towne
Clarksville
D. A. Gehrig
Charles Smith
Blair Street
B. Francis Hospital
Waterton
Panera
Petersen Bros
Chanel i
Black Hawk Lodge
G. W. Bothwell
Mr. Smith
Matt Meyer
Dyersville
St. Francis Hospital
Geneseo
Wil Tham Wiese
Weimer & Pebler
Parks
Pinto
Curlo
N. Sulentic Farms Company
A. Earl Gnagy
Harvey J, Hess, JR
HEYDE
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