Further arrests expected in gem smuggling chain
New York November reports federal agents promise more arrests in a diamond smuggling ring. Four people, including William Ballyn and Morris Landau with his daughter Frances, were charged with conspiracy to violate U S smuggling laws and held for grand jury action. Bail set from 1 500 to 5 000 dollars. Scotland Yard detectives aiding U S officials. Ballyn admitted carrying diamonds aboard the Berengaria with a 50 000 dollar stash found in his stateroom. Total smuggled gems valued at 500 000 dollars over two years. Landau and McIntyre deny involvement. Miss Landau described as go-between for her father and McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Insidon
U. S
William Ballyn
Hner Berengaria
John J. McIntyre
Cunard Line
Morris Landau
Frances
Garrett Cotter
Grand Jury
Ballyn
Landau
Miss Landau
McIntyre
United States
Allen Sylvester
Scotland Yard
Berengaria
Steward
Sylvester
Negro Slayer First in New Death Chair
Chicago reports David Shanks was executed by electric chair for the murder of Miss Jennie Meta Constance, an English teacher at Bradley Polytechnic Institute, in Peoria, Illinois. Jurors ruled him sane after a rapid trial, with closing arguments waived before a 40 minute verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clinois
David Shanks
Jennie Meta Constance
Bootblack
Constance
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria
Shanks
South Dakota Man Wins Painting Prize
Jess W. Schlaikjer of Carter, South Dakota, won the first Altman prize of 1000 dollars for best figure painting by an American-born citizen in the National Academy of Design winter exhibition. His work titled South Dakota Evening earned the award. He studied at the Chicago Art Institute under Elmer Forsberg and worked on the staff of the Chicago Herald-Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Jess W. Schlaikjer
Carter
S. D
Altman
National Academy of’ Design
Schlaikjer
South Dakota
Chicago ‘Art’ Institute
Elmer Forsberg
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Robert Spencer
New Hope
Isidor
Teacher's Whipping of Pupils Approved
New York story reports the board of education backing Miss Mildred Rice a gymnasium instructor accused of whipping Dorothy Springham and Philip Smith with rubber hose while punishing them for being annoying The incident occurred at Franklin Square Long Island grade school and sparked parental complaints about cruelty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Education Today
Mildred Rice
Dorothy Springham
Philip Smith
Franklin Square
Long Island
Two Score Hurt in Runaway Streetcar
In Pittsburgh on November 20, a Homestead streetcar running downhill jumped tracks and crashed into another car, injuring about forty people, many women and girls en route to work. The second car was split nearly in two and struck a pole. A passenger named Mrs. Mary Atkinson said the motorman tried to stop it with air and hand brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Homestead
Mary Atkinson
Man Eats Live Fish to Win Ten-Cent Wager
Holstein Iowa November 20 AP William Gossiin a section foreman ate a live four inch fish to prove a statement he eats live fish. His wager with Freak Conklin Correctionville failed as Conklin lost the dime by betting it couldn't be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein
William Gossiin
Freak Conklin
Correctionville
Temperatures Forecast Monday to Tuesday
Readable fragments indicate high around 34 and low near 30 for Monday and similar low 30s on Tuesday. Mentions possible periods of warmer or cooler conditions with uncertain notes.
Puts Chain Around Neck and Hangs Self in Keokuk
In Keokuk Iowa on November 20 Leo Belleville 25 hanged himself after placing a chain around his neck on a bed. His girlfriend Etta Dunn 20 testified she saw him arrange the chain and kiss him goodbye before fleeing the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Leo Belleville
Etta Dunn
Belleville
Wants Radio Action for Fraudulent Ad
Senator Lange asks Attorney General John Fletcher to act against a Shenandoah radio company under fraudulent advertising statutes. He claims the firm aired an ad for canned peaches “preserved in 80 per cent syrup,” noting no fruit is preserved in such syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque, Ia
John Fletcher
Otto J. Lange
Shenandoah Radio Company
Lange
Fletcher
Oilcloth Edge Cuts Herman Miller's Eye at Stormy Grid Game
A Waterloo insurance man, Herman Miller of 202 Sheridan Road, was painfully injured in Iowa City Saturday when a sharp oilcloth edge pierced his left eyeball during a stormy football game. Rain and snow prompted the improvised raincoat. while slipping it over his head the edge gashed his eye, requiring physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Herman
Miller
Sheridan Road
Waterloo
Mayor Jimmie Walker to Attend Notre Dame Banquet
South Bend Indiana November 20 The mayor of New York City Mayor Jimmy Walker wired acceptance of Notre Dame annual football banquet slated for December 6 in South Bend. Attending speakers include Wisconsin coach Glenn Thistlethwaite and Minnesota coach Doc Spears at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie” Walker
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Jimmy” Walker
New York City
University of Notre Dame
Glenn Thistlethwaite
University of Wisconsin
Doc” Spears
University of Minnesota
Marengo Bank Closes To Protect Depositors
Marengo Iowa bank shuts its doors to protect depositors amid steady withdrawals. The American Savings Bank founded in 1907 as a German American bank had capital of 25000 dollars, deposits around 600000 dollars and surplus 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo Bank
Marengo
American Savings Bank
Poland denies war plans involving allies, Moscow says
Polish Telegraphic Agency issued an official denial of a Moscow report claiming Poland prepared for an anti-soviet war with involvement of France Roumania and Yugoslavia. The denial notes no such preparations or alliance actions exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Polish Telegraphic Agency Today
Poland
France
Roumania
Jugo- Slavia
Priest Ends Life in East Dubuque After Escape
Father Frank Roney, once pastor at West Union and Daugherty Iowa, shot and killed himself in East Dubuque Illinois after escaping from St Joseph's sanitarium in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Frank Roney
West Union
Daugherty
East Dubuque
St. Joseph's Sanitarium
Brain Tests on Word Formation
The page describes intelligence tests at leading universities and challenges readers to identify words formed from letters in a key word. It lists groups Tops Demand Slave Melon Grandee with sample candidates and notes that answers appear on the society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Government air report shows safety of airline passenger service
Washington report from the commerce department details 153 killed and 276 injured in 390 accidents over Jan 1 to July 1, with only seven deaths and seven injuries in scheduled airway operations. The findings stress proper regulation, credit safety to licensed pilots, and identify poor technique as the leading cause of crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
America
Commerce Department
Shooter Misses Man Then Destroys Evidence in Bootlegging Case
Town City Iowa reports Officer Wesley Sedivec fired at Charles Abbot while pursuing him. The shot struck a bottle in Abbot’s pocket, destroying evidence. Abbot was arrested. a broken bottle and another liquor bottle seized earlier will be used in front of Police Judge Custer on bootlegging charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
U.R
Wesley Sedivec
Charles Abbot
Custer
Van Vieck to Broadcast Musical Story From Fort Worth
Charles Van Vieck, ex secretary of the Chamber and a Oklahoma City manufacturer, will broadcast a musical story tonight at 9 from WBAP Fort Worth. He is a well known local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles van Vieck
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
WBAP
Fort Worth
Tex
van Vieck
Community homes listed for mumps and scarlet fever cases
Health notice lists names and addresses of residents reporting mumps or scarlet fever symptoms. The list includes James Lyon 1005 Broad Way, Marie Redecker 304 Blowers, John Sebey 102 Cottage Grove, Harold Bent ley 2624 Lafayette, and others plus Dorothy Simonson 319 Magnolia and Martha Ried Sedgwick Island among affected households. The compilation serves as a local health alert with numerous urban and island addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lyon
Broadway
Marie Redecker
Blowers
John and
Dorothy Sebey
Cottage Grove
Harold and
Gerald Bentley
Lafayette
Roger Salton
Three Children Die In Tulsa House Fire
Three children Colbert K. 6 Lorain 3 and Jack 16 months died from a fire in their Tulsa Oklahoma home. Their mother Mrs Colbert Roberts had left them alone to go to a grocery store leaving the children unattended when the blaze broke out last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Colbert Roberts
Colbert
Lorain
Jack
Auto Crash Damages Two Cars at Park and Mulberry
Cars driven by Emil Rudolph of 123 Johnson street and Mrs. Ed Widdel of Dewar collided at Park avenue and Mulberry street at 2 15 p m today. Both vehicles severely damaged but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autos Crasti
Emil Rudolph
Johnson Street
Ed Widdel
Dewar
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Marriage Licenses Listed for Paul Liscum and Others
Marriage licenses issued to Paul H. Liscum of Lawler and Marine Clark of Trenton New Jersey, Paul W. Anasmith of Waterloo and Rosa Krueger of Traer, Dwight E. Doolittle of Dubuque and Sally H. Frayser of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Liscum
Lawler
Marine Clark
Trenton
N. J
Paul W. Anasmith
Waterloo
Rosa Krueger
Traer
Dwight E. Doolittle
Dubuque
Sally H. Frayser
Hoover Daily Schedule Aboard Maryland During Transition
President-elect Herbert Hoover keeps a steady routine aboard the Maryland. He rises at seven, walks on deck until breakfast, works in his office until noon, takes a luncheon at noon, then naps and chats with friends. He walks again at sunset, dines at six, attends a picture show, and retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Herbert Hoover
The
Wife Makes Man Welsh on Paying His Election Bet
Sioux City diary item reports Al Wisser facing the beard bet after Gov Smith failed to carry Texas. The wife insists the facial hair must come off despite Wisser’s plan to skip grooming for five years. He seeks a counter view from the other bettor, who is married and sympathetic to the wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
al Wisser
Wisser
Alfred E. Smith
Texas
Bathtubs in 400 B C shown as comfort in Greece
Des Moines reports Prof David Robinson of Johns Hopkins described ancient Greek baths in Olynthus dating to 400 B C. He said bathtubs then were more comfortable than many modern American styles and were built for a bather to sit on a ledge while a servant poured water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.R
Olynthus
Greece
B. C
Macedonia
David M. Robinson
Johns Hopkins University
Archeological Institute of America
Robinson
America
Elks Frolic and Memorial Planned in Waterloo
Waterloo Elks announce their annual frolic will be Wednesday evening at the Elks club with games bridge dancing and a late supper at 10 30. A business session precedes the event. Memorial day exercises are set for Sunday December 2 with speaker and site to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Elks
Elks Club
Harvard Freshmen Get 170 Scholarships
Harvard announces 170 scholarships for freshmen with 45 funded by Harvard clubs. The Associated Harvard Clubs scholarship goes to Earl T. Fleathe of Pendleton Oregon, among others from Milwaukee Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Clubs
Earl. T. Fleathe
Pendleton
Ore
Harvard Club
Harvard Club of
Milwaukee
Charles Alfred’ .Parmiter
Wauwatosa
Wis
Minnesota
Edwin’ Milton Grant
St. Paw
Minn
New York Sees Early Winter Threshold Amid Indian Summer End
A cold gale from the north arrives in New York on November 20, driving back late Indian summer warmth. Temperatures plunge about 30 degrees to around 35, signaling a sharp seasonal shift as winter edges closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Young husband beats older wife to death in Florida
Fort Myers report states a 50 year old bride and mother of ten died after a quarrel at a fish pond. Her laborer husband Frank Box, 32, killed her then shot himself, with coroner's jury ruling murder and death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Fla
Frank Box
Death notice of Mrs Amos Lynes in California
Nashua Iowa reports Mrs. Amos Lynes died of heart disease in Long Beach California. She had lived on a Plainfield area farm for many years and moved to California twelve years ago. Her sister in Nashua Mrs A J Blasier was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
A. J. Blasier
Long Beach
Cal
Amos Lynes
Senator Wagner calls for Vestris disaster probe
New York political figure Senator Robert F. Wagner, a Democrat from New York, urges a senatorial investigation into the Vestris disaster to assess whether current safety at sea laws are adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Vestris
Eckert Re elected Grange Exec Chairman in Chicago
Washington November 20 Eugene A Eckert of Illinois was reelected chairman of the executive committee of the national Grange during a brief business session today In Washington the session reaffirmed leadership for the farm organization amid a calm meeting atmosphere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Eugene A. Eckert
Illinois
The
National Grange
Winter arrives as south experiences freezing start
Atlanta report notes a cold snap across the region with Memphis Tennessee and Asheville North Carolina recording freezing temperatures. Jacksonville Florida falls about 50 degrees as the weather turns markedly cooler in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South
Memphis
Tenn
Asheville
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Death of Mrs. Dale Stanley Communicated in Iowa and Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKean of 709 Randolph street report the death of their daughter Mrs. Dale Stanley formerly Miss Ariel McKean. She passed away Monday evening after an emergency operation in a Sioux City hospital. Funeral in Olin Indiana with burial in Wyoming Cemetery, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Stanley
R. E. McKean
Randolph Street
Sioux City
Stanley
Ariel McKean
Olin
Wyoming, In
Private prayer services for Byron Williamson Norcott
Byron Williamson Norcott 99 analysis son of Mr and Mrs Floyd W Norcott died yesterday at the family home 801 Colorado Street services will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Fairview Cemetery with Rev Warren L Steeves pastor of Walnut Street Baptist Church officiating
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Byron W. Norcott
Byron Williamson Norcott
Floyd W. Norcott
Colorado Street
Fairview Cemetery
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Vestris Port Inspections Questioned Amid Tragic Sinking
New York reports reveal six coal ports on the steamer Vestris were not fully inspected before its last voyage. Inspector Edward Keane testified only eight coal ports were examined due to inaccessibility, while a letter accused inspectors of drinking and lax oversight. Keane denied the charges, insisting he never touched liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vestris
Edward FP. Keane
Steamboat Inspection Service
Dickerson N. Hoover
Steamship Inspection Service
Keane
Hoover
Inspector Bruning
Samuel Lawson
J. L. Crone
Guardsmen Take West Point Exam
Seven members of the Town National Guard were in Des Moines for a preliminary entrance examination for West Point. Gov. John Hammill will appoint two of the men based on exam standing. Candidates include Elmer C. Grans Marshalltown and Joseph J. McDonnell Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Town National Guard
West Point
John Hammill
Elmer C. Grans
Marshalltown
Joseph J. MccDonnell
Ford D. Jensen
Jefferson
Robert R. McBeth
Theodore J. Meresh
Iowa City
Rambo Killed in Auto Truck Crash
In Clarksville Iowa an inquest was planned this afternoon into the death of Forrest Rambo who died when his car was hit by a truck on a highway near Forrest Illinois. His father J W Rambo notified friends by phone. Loren Lee, brother in law, is hospitalized in Pontiac Michigan in critical condition. The victims were en route to Louisville Kentucky for work with a construction company after attending a grandfather’s funeral in Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Clarksville
Forrest Rambo
Forrest
Ill
J. W. Rambo
Unois
Loren Lee
Young Rambo
Pontiac
Rambo
Louisville
Lee
Charles City
City Building Permits Listed For Heating Plants And Garage
Frank Watkins has a heating plant at 921 Eighth west followed by Marian Howard at 1627 Berth and Ben Eicher at 231 Ballou. A. H. Cook applies for a garage at 1016 Home Park valued at 300 dollars. Additional permits include Mrs. Amelia Schenk 327 First east and others such as R. S. Hostetler 202 Randall and Jennie Harrison 409 Twelfth west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watkins
Eighth
Marian Howard
Ben Eicher
Ballou
A. H. Cook
Home Park
Amelia Schenk
First
R. S. Hostetler
Randall
Jennie Harrison
Ninth
Harry Burnham
T. E. Kelly
Vinton
T. E. Chaplin
Sumner
A. T. Hoffer
Reed
F. W. Gregory
Maple
Frank Briden
Edwards
George Scully
Kern
Carl Fagekind
Polk
John Bach
Evergreen
Wife seeks divorce in Edler case
Maybelle Edler filed a divorce petition today against Herbert Edler, whom she married December 10927. The action seeks dissolution of their marriage and related relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Edler
Herbert Edler
Deo
Painter Enters His Masterpiece in No Jury Art Show
In Chicago an INS report notes an artist, Fred Biesel, rushed a nude portrait into a no jury exhibit. Directors balked at the model but compromised by assigning a small room for completion before public opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Biesel
Biesel
Strikers Pay Fines for Women in Hosiery Trouble
In Kenosha Wisconsin nine women released after jail in Milwaukee for contempt of court were paid $100 fines by the union. Seventeen others with unpaid fines remained in Milwaukee. Louis F Budenz, strike organizer, said plans to send the women on a speaking tour to spread trade unionism and arbitration. Leslie Zales, 27, Chicago, was arrested here for alleged efforts to foment dissention among strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
INS
Allen-A
Milwaukee
Milwaukee House of Correction
Louis F. Budenz
Leslie Zales
Chicago
Waltons to Elect State Delegates Tonight
Waterloo chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America will elect officers at its regular meeting tonight at 8 in the Boat club. A new furnace warms the clubhouse. The state convention is set for Fort Dodge on Thursday and Friday this week. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Izaak Walton
Veishea to Be Held at Ames as Usual
Ames Iowa Nov 20 The Veishea celebration at Iowa State College will be held next May as in recent years. Rumors of cancellation were denied as an omission in the college calendar corrected by Registrar J R Sage. Open houses and department celebrations combine into Velshea a three day event drawing thousands of visitors. The name derives from the five college divisions veterinary engineering industrial science home economics and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
U.P
Iowa State College
J. R. Sage
Reichstag Rebukes Stresemann Critic
The Reichstag defeated a motion of no confidence in Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann 219 to 98 as debate opened on his reparations war debts and Rhineland evacuation declarations. Communists fascists and the small German landowners party backed the move against Stresemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichstag
Gustav Stresemann
Stresemanns
Rhineland
Stresemann
Druggist Hides $200 But Thief Finds It
Des Moines man Alvin G Hammer, owner of a drug store, found himself out $200 after a thief who knew the hiding place broke in last night and took the money. Nothing else was disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Alvin G. Hammer
Hammer
Grant Williams Fined for Liquor Charge in Tama County
Grant Williams, the African American proprietor of a Linn Street restaurant, was raided by a federal prohibition agent and Tama County sheriff. He pleaded guilty to liquor nuisance and was sentenced by Judge G W Wood to a $300 fine and 90 days in county jail, with the jail term suspended on payment of fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Williams
Linn Street
Tama County
G. W. Wood
A Wedding A Day At Courthouse Now
Judge G. W. Wood presided at 2 p m as John Tankersley 26 and Lindy Dawson 19 both of Waterloo attended the ceremony Tankersley was a witness to yesterday’s marriage of William Brown 43 and Fanny Davis 38 both of Waterloo all described as colored in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
John Tankersley
Lindy Dawson
Waterloo
Comptroller J W McIntosh resigns to President Coolidge
Washington November 20 Comptroller of the Currency J W McIntosh has tendered his resignation to President Coolidge. The resignation has not yet been accepted but is expected to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McIntosh
Coolidge
Tale of steel and Conopus Club talk in Black's tearoom
Metallurgist M L Frey of John Deere spoke to the Canopus club in Black's tearoom about transforming iron ore into chromium steel and its uses in automotive and machinery parts. He explained steel versus iron and cast versus wrought iron, including case hardened teeth and ductile centers. The audience asked questions and a return engagement was hinted. J S Tuthill presided. next meeting two weeks later on Wednesday will feature Dr B J Palmer and other speakers Maurice A Welsh and Miss Elizabeth Green are listed for the program next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Frey
John Deere Tractor Company
Canopus
Frey
B. J. Palmer
Davenport
J. S. Tuthill
Maurice A. Welsh
W., C. F. & N. Railway
Elizabeth Green
East High School
Florence Trumbull and John Coolidge to wed elsewhere
Miss Florence Trumbull daughter of Governor Trumbull says she and John Coolidge son of the president will marry but not in the White House. Reporters pressed for engagement details and she replied there has been no formal announcement yet. The engagement is broadly accepted among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Florence Trumbull
Trumbull
Connecticut
John Coolidge
White House
Dancing for Lions at Waterloo L. O. L. event
Singing and dancing girls under Waterloo lodge L O M will provide the program Thursday for Lions club luncheon meeting at Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Waterloo Lodge, L. 0. O. M
Lions Club
Black’s Tearoom
Supervisor Ouster Case Dismissal Upheld by Court
Des Moines reports the state supreme court upheld a lower court ruling dismissing ER E Canning from Monroe county board of supervisors. The petition charged misconduct and maladministration over two hams and two 50 pound cans of lard from the county poor farm. Canning said the steward gave the goods in exchange for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
ER. E. Canning
Board of Supervisors
Monroe County
State Supreme Court
Lester L. Thompson
Canning
One Jury Hung on Bremer Hog Theft
Waverly Iowa November 20 A jury hearing evidence against Victor Johnson on charge of receiving hogs stolen from the James Callender place disagreed and was discharged with nine for acquittal Harold Jordan was found guilty in a sealed verdict held until after Johnson’s decision to avoid prejudicing his case He will be sentenced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Special Service
Waverly
Victor Johnson
James Callender
Harold Jordan
Johnson
Clarksville Man Flies to Tulsa Wife in Dying
Archie Thompson and his mother left Clarksville Iowa for Cedar Rapids to catch a plane to Tulsa Oklahoma where his wife is reported dying and his mother in law dead. Details of Mrs Thompson’s illness are unavailable but her mother had long been in failing health and the younger woman had stayed six months to help care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Clarksville
Archie Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Tulsa
Okla
Miller Saddle Horse Earns Second in Kansas City Show
In Kansas City Missouri on November 20 the American Royal Livestock show awarded a second in class to a five gaited saddle gelding of any age. Jim Monroe, owned by Clyde G S Miller of Waterloo Iowa, placed second for Miller Saddle Horse amid other winners announced last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Kansas City
Jim Monroe
Clyde GS Miller
Waterloo
Woman Fights Eight Officers. Adjudged Insane
Mrs. Catherine Casey of 93 Ricker Street, arrested at home on a disturbing the peace charge after resisting eight officers for hours, was today adjudged insane by the county insanity commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Casey
Rickerstreet
County
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Herman Miller
MN. Y. Evening Post, Inc
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Gov't Air
Ok'd Airways
Legger
van Vleck
Kin
California
Senate
Grange
Eckert
Oix Vestris
Bruning
Waltons
Veishea
Turkey
Pepemiabis Furniture
Sessa
Conopus Club
Florence
John
Bremer
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Schierbrook Waterloo CO
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