Four Die In Iowa Weekend Auto Accidents
Four people were killed in Iowa during the weekend in separate car crashes. Miss Mary Fox, 50, of Tower State College, died in an Ames hospital after being struck by a delivery truck while attempting to board a bus. Near Webster City, Sinney de Ford, 47, was killed when a car driven by Dr. Anatole Kelodny, Marshalltown, struck the cart he rode, Kelodny citing blinding lights as a factor. Olsey, 35, of Emmetburg, died after a collision with a truck. Davenport janitor Edward Bowing was struck and killed. driver John Carr faced possible charges. Oskaloosa instructor Prof. S. P. Fogdall and his son Virgil survived a crash nearby. Fogdall hospitalized with nonlife-threatening injuries.
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Tes Moines
Iowa
Mary Fox
Tower State College
Ames
Matorayele
Pred Richter
Saif
Boone
Sinney de Ford
Grandview
Waperlo
Anatole Kelodny
Marshalltown
Kelodny
Ford
Pocahontas
Olsey
Emmetaburg
Davenport
Edward Bowing
John Carr
Ewing
Edecator
Oskaloosa
Navy
Two Waterloo Boys Die In T C Train Crash At Raymond
Two Waterloo youths were killed by a T C train near Raymond after an automobile collision on U.S. No. 20 two miles east of Waterloo. The other cars were driven by Henry Shennfelt and Lester Hoag. Mrs Caballo’s husband involved in a separate crash remains in guarded condition. Bystander Shayer of Hudson was fined $100 for careless driving in a later case. Charles Hoffman reported damage in the 2100 block on Fourth Street West. Detective Ralph Davis and Patrol Driver Charles Pickens investigated.
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U.S. No. 20
Waterloo
Thenether
Henry Shennfelt
Broadway
Lester Hoag
Sycamore Street
Georgy
J- Sager
Charles Hoffman
Vinton Street
Hudson
Fourth Street
Hoffman
Strayer
Ralph Davis
Charles Pickens
Protective Laws Needed to Check Chain Business
A historical article argues for stronger protective laws to curb chain business practices. It cites the Sherman Act and interstate commissions as models to prevent aggressive consolidation and shield the public and small investors from unscrupulous management. It notes bank regulation and holding company concerns as part of broader oversight.
New Banking and Trust Concerns Highlight Anti Trust Debate
The piece argues that diversified investment trusts and security holding companies threaten anti trust protections under the Sherman Act. It warns that management could dominate multiple industries via cross holdings, while current commissions lack authority over investment trusts. It calls for tighter limits on investments and publicity, and notes chain banking as a modern risk to federal reserve membership.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Fach
Tin National Bank
Federal Reserve Act
McPadden
Luckett
America
Iwnem
Rredi
Ao Industrial Holding Company
Rol Engvand
Cangieree
Ts Management
Commerce Commission
Allegheny
Pennroad
England
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve
Csapyrlent
Iss
Norris Resolution Censuring Bingham Adopted by Senate
The Senate adopted a Norris resolution censuring Bingham relating to employment practices. Bingham defended the actions, arguing the pay and work were proper. He denied any personal gain or impropriety, stating no public funds were diverted or wasted.
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Norris
Bingham
Senate
Last Appeals for Votes in New York Mayoral Race
Candidates stagger to final eve speaking events on election eve in New York City. Walker La Guardia Norman Thomas and Richard Enright clash over investigations into the Arnold Rothstein murder as socialists gain momentum while key bond and highway measures shape the ballot.
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New York
Nqv
U.P
Arnold Rothstein
James J. Walker
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Norman Thomas
Richard £. Enright
Walkers
Rothstein
Tammany
Ls Guardia
Enright
Walker Re-Gime J
Walker
Botting
Ie Democratic Candildate
Leas Odes
Urdia Wunning
Thamias
Fragmented remarks during a political dispute
A garbled report describes a political dispute involving senators, clerks, and a figure named La Peli Pakee. It suggests disagreements over counsel and actions, while asserting an intent to better serve constituents and protect American workers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaying
Mleska
Seriain Rives
Judge Starts Probe of Woman Slaying in Gastonia
Judge P A McElroy issued warrants for 16 men as the first step in probing the death of Bill May Wiggins, killed during anti-union riots on Sept. 14 in Gastonia North Carolina. Names withheld, investigation continued into the case.
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Gastonia
N. C
P. A. McElroy
Bill May Wiggins
Raids on Water Street and Cedar Valley Club Lead to Federal Actions
Federal arrests followed raids by Kirchman Mason and Camarata at Water Street and Cedar Valley Club sites in Dubuque and Cedar Falls. LeRoy Yorkey and Ralph Garland bound over for federal grand jury on illegal possession and transportation, with bonds set at 500 dollars each. Taylor, Yorkey, and Garland face additional charges. Cedar Valley club equipment including beer, alcohol, and brewing supplies seized.</s>
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Leroy Yorkey
Ralph Garland
Federal Grand Juory
Lee Wilise
R. Minnson
Federal Grand Jury
Dubuque
J.B. Dempster
U. S
Sisiday
Water Street
H. Kirchaith
Harry Mason
Hig
Phil Camarats
Kirchman
Mason
Camarata
J. G. Rainbow
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
Fifth Street
Floyd Taylor
LeRoy
Yorkey
Lafayette Street
Ralph Gailardé
Waterloo
Yockey
Garland
J. E. Dempster
United States
Ralphs William *Travis
Dempster
Taylor
Cedar Valley Club
Lee
Lee Wiltse
Leavile Street
C. R. Munson
Kagies Lodge
Picture Companies Called into Court for Discrimination
In Los Angeles on November 4 representatives of motion picture producers and exhibitors including Harold D. Franklin were ordered to appear in federal court to set a trial date. They face charges of conspiring to violate the Sherman antitrust law by discriminating in film releases and offering two features on a single program with lowered admission fees. Defendants include West Coast Theatres Inc Fox Film Corporation Metro Goldwyn Mayer First National Pictures Inc Universal Film Exchange Vita grap Inc Warner Brothers Pictures Inc Pathe Exchange Inc Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation and United Artists Corporation California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Motion Picture
Harold D. Franklin
West Cast Theatres, Inc
Franklin
Forty Physicians At Clinic Here Saturday
About 40 physicians attended the Town Clinical Medical society meeting Saturday at Allen Memorial hospital. The clinic was presented by Dr. Ivan Powers, Dr. C. L. Nelson, Dr. J. P. Gerken, Dr. J. L. Kestel, Dr. O. W. Britt, Dr. C. A. Waterbury of Waterloo, and Dr. S. W. Barnett of Cedar Falls. Following hindren at Hotel President, the doctors engaged in discussion of cases.
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Town Clinical Medical Society
Allen Memoartid Hospital
Ivan Powers
C. l L. Nelson
J. P. Gerken
J. L. Kestel
O. W. Britt
C. A
Building Permits Reported for Parks and Homes
Whirroo park board approved a rest room project at Byrnes park, valued at 3009 dollars. Beck estate reorganizes a business building at 170 Fourth West for 6009 dollars. Clemens Auto remodeled storefront at G1 Franklin 5500 E, and Pedieord filed a garage and kitchen retrofit at Riverside and Doliver for 300 dollars.
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Whirroo Park Board
Byrnes Park
Beck Estate
Fourth West
Clemens Auto Company
Franklin
Pedieord
Madison
Joan Taylor
Riverside and
Doliver
Missouri Senior Murders Self In Probable Suicide
Friends of William B Rogers a 22 year old senior in the college of arts and sciences at the University of Missouri sought reasons for his death after he shot himself in Columbia Missouri He died yesterday at his home in Trenton Missouri and his family and friends were left to learn the motive for the act The tragic incident is being investigated by local authorities and university officials
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Columbia
Friends of Wiliam
Rogers
College of Arts and Science
University of Missouri
Trenton
Girl Injured in Grundy County Road Crash
A sedan driven by Har ett Newton of Grundy Center left the highway Sunday afternoon, plunging into a cornfield and injuring Newton and a leg. Four companions Marian Benz Dorothy Palmer Anna Fao Kramer and two Hahn girls were unhurt. Newton taken home for treatment.
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Courier Special Service
Grundy Center
Harett Newton
Harry Newton
Cornfield
Ca Pone
Marian Benz
Dorothy Palmer
Anna Fa
Neb
S. FB. Price
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Snowbound Trek Delays North Dakota Tourists to Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Lloyd R Maust and their two daughters faced a five hour 16 mile road ordeal from Cando to Devil's Lake North Dakota due to heavy snow. Banks of snow reached six feet with many drifts. Fifty cars were stranded overnight as they finally reached Waterloo Saturday evening after starting Friday morning. The Mausts, former Orange township residents, planned to visit relatives and their parents at 723 Denver Street. The family runs a stock farm near Cando and reported unusually heavy snow after a severe blizzard.
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Cando
Devil's Lake
N. D
Lloyd R. Maust
Devil’s Lake
Waterloo
Maust
Orange Township
W. H. Muaust
Denver Street
Drunken Driver Sentenced for Second Offense in Benton
Clarence Belike of Belle Plaine City convicted by jury of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge W Hlasner ordered a $750 fine or 225 days in jail with $3.93 daily allowance. time served since Sept 23, about seven and a half months. Lawyer C H Meyers noted related indictments in Benton County remain unsettled.
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Clarence Bellke
Porte City
Dudge
W. Hlasner
Belike
Tourk
Penealty
Hedke
C. H. Meyers
Hhis Cent
Benton County
Roads to be hard surfaced from Manchester to Linn county line
Manchester Iowa November 4 The south portion of primary road No 3 about 13 miles from Manchester to the Linn county line will be hard surfaced early next year. Clifford Niles chairman of the state highway commission said during a visit. The road now is graveled while the north portion from Manchester to the Clayton county line will be improved later.
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Manchester
Linn County
Clifford Niles
State Highway Commission
Clayton County
Nilés
Holds Land Bank Receivers Can't Sue
The Supreme Court ruled federal farm loan board and receivers of failed joint stock land banks lack authority to levy assessments on stockholders or to maintain sales for personal liability. Receivers must seek court action to establish rights and protect government interests. The Milwaukee case involved J R Wheeler owner of 0 shares sued for 5000 dollars by the bank's receiver Howard Greene.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Federal Farm Loan Board
Milwaukee
J. R. Wheeler
Bankers Joint Stock Land Bank
Howard Geeene
Colleen Moore Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Hollywood reports Colleen Moore is doing nicely in hospital after an appendicitis operation. The film star left New York abruptly last week following an attack and immediately checked into a local hospital. Her mother Mrs Morrison and her husband kept constant vigil at her bedside.
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Hollywood
Colleen Boore
Who's Who Drops Love Adventurer in Omission Notice
New York November 4 Frank Lloyd Wright, renowned architect of the Imperial Hunter Toklo and American bungalow styles, is dropped from Who's Who. No reason given for the omission was provided at Wright's residence, amid public interest in his marriage history. Also listed are several marriage licenses for Waterloo, Sigourney, and Chicago residents with names and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Lioyt Wright
Who's Who
Frank
Temperatures Record Sparse Weekend Readings
The fragment lists temperatures with several unclear timestamps including Saturday 2:00, Friday night 32 degrees, and Sunday maximum and minimum. It also notes Monday readings at 7 am and 11 am with garbled times, offering no clear weather narrative or locations.
Trading Returns to Normal Basis in New York Exchange
Governors of the New York Stock Exchange vote to open 10 1 a m to 1 p m Wednesday Thursday Friday this week and close Saturday. Trading earlier today regained a steadier pace after the Oct 24 break with shares brisk at first then slipping. midafternoon prices held near prior lows as selling retreated for a moment. Chicago Stock Exchange also shortens hours following NYSE, closing for judicial elections at 12 noon Wednesday Thursday Friday and all day Saturday and next Monday Armistice Day.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange Shell
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
King George to Return to London for State Business
King George and Queen Mary set to depart Sandringham for London today amid Paris rumors of his death. The recovery shown in recent weeks allows extended residence at Sandringham with upcoming state duties at Buckingham Palace in the near term.
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Sandringham
Eng
George
Mary
London
Paris
Buckingham Palace
Warner Brothers acquires Fox stake in First National Pictures
New York November 4 Warner Brothers has acquired about 26 percent of First National Pictures from Fox Film. The transfer gives Warner control of First National for more than 10 million dollars. Fox plans to use the after tax profits to equalize an account for silent pictures.
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New York
Warner Brothers
Fox Film Corporation
First National Pictures Corporation
Whham
Fox
First National
Soviet Executes Fifteen and Dooms Twelve More
London dispatches report that in Russia over the weekend fifteen people were executed for opposing grain policy, including two priests, and twelve others were sentenced to death. Several more were ordered to face trial for arson and killing Soviet officials.
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London
U.ril
Russia
Moscow
Audition Winners in Judges Hands
Des Moines radio audition contest concluded last night on WHO with ten judges listening from home. Winners—two from each class—will be announced as votes are sent in. Contestants included men and girls from various regions, with Atwater mentioned among the third class entries.
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Des Moines
Atwater
Cent
Ows
Fen
Tex
Nationalist Troops Capture 20,000 Kuomintang Soldiers
A government communique reports a decisive Nationalist victory 50 miles west of Chingchow in Honan province. Nationalists capture 20,000 Kuomintang soldiers and Kuomintang forces withdraw to the west as Nationalists advance toward Loyang near Shanghai.
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Chingchow
Honan Province
Loyang
Shanghai
Aey
Deaths and funeral notices in local area
Death notices for Anna Meyers of 192 Tenth Street West report death from peritonitis and uncertain arrangements as relatives have not claimed the body at Hileman Gindt mortuary. Elizbeth Siefken of 325 Newell Street died of heart disease with services at O Keefe Towne chapel and burial in Fairview cemetery. Day old infant daughter of Leon Case and wife died at Allen Memorial Hospital with services at O Keefe Towne and burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Anna Meyers
Tenth Street West
Hileman & Gindt
Meyers
Vearibaull
Clara City
Minn
Mason City
Elizabethe Siefken
Elizabeth Siefken
Newell Street
O'Keefe & ‘Towne
HH. Mucker
Fairview Cemetery
Case
Leon
Mil Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Remodeling Begins at Davidson Company Store
Remodeling of the Davidson Company quarters on Fourth Street Des Moines is underway by a large crew. The five story building, leased from the Beck estate to the Ginsberg company, will house a new furniture store with extensive remodeling and furnishings. John G Miller Construction holds the contract with a $6000 permit issued.
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Davidson
Fourth Street
Wes
2_company
Iowa
Davidson Company
George P. Beck, Sr
Ginsberg Company
Des Moines
John G. Miller Construction, Company
Arrests Made in Burger Killing by Two Men
Borger Texas November 4 two men are held without bond for the murder of District Attorney John A Holnes on September 13 as guards enforce order. Sam Jones deposed deputy constable and Jim Hodges manager of 4 Holler Works deny involvement. Jones was arrested in New Mexico on a liquor law charge and Hodges was captured at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Tex
Towo
Texas National
Inspector to Close Dirty Barbershops
Des Moines reports that several barbershops would be closed if insanitary conditions were not remedied. J T Metsruder, chief inspector of the health department backer division, said he could not name shops but declared violations persistent and that a five day notice to clean up or close would be invoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. T. Metsruder
Backer
State Department of Health
Altho MeGruder
Youth Takes Poison but Fails to Die
Virgil Goddard aged 18 a roomer at 510 Ehn street tried to take his life with poison early Sunday morning police said. He was removed to Allen Memorial hospital for first aid treatment and had virtually recovered by today from the chemicals effects.
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Virgil Goddard
Ehn Street
T A Allen Mieimortal Hospital
Eighty-Three Disease Cases Reported Last Week
City records show eighty-three new cases of communicable disease for the week ending Saturday. Chickenpox led with forty-five, smallpox twenty, measles thirteen, scarlet fever two, and other social diseases three. about two hundred twenty suspected cases are under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. MacKay
Fire chiefs tout advances in fire apparatus at Atlanta convention
Fire Chief Ray Tiller announced substantial progress in fire fighting apparatus over the past year after attending the National Association of Fire Chiefs meeting in Atlanta. The convention drew about 1,000 chiefs and highlighted the latest equipment advances as a major feature of the event. Meanwhile E B Wight of Black's store faces recovery from a five week illness linked to influenza with neck infection requiring drainage and surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tiller
Atlanta
National Association of Fire Chiefs
United States
Wight Better
E. B. Wight
Logah Avenue
Black's
Wrist Fracture Shocks Local Resident After Fall
Mrs Maltle Goateh of 223 Brips Street is recovering at St Frances hospital from a contpoured fracture to her left wrist sustained Saturday when she fell down a flight of stairs at home. Postmaster J K Joder has been ht at home from Chicago. Mrs Elizabeth Shaw of Chicago visits sister Mrs Martha Taylor at 820 Third Street West.
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Maltle Goateh
Brips Street
St. Frances Hospital
AUEST
Chicago
Elizabeth Shaw
Martha Taylor
Third Street West
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