Hurricane Pern Pee Hurricane Pern Pee Oct 2 A disaster report on damage and casualties
Tornado like winds from Pern Pee Hurricane battered Nassau and Florida Peninsulas then moved inland toward Pensacola and Alabama. Reports cite deaths in Georgia and Florida, electrocutions, collapsed buildings, and widespread power outages as the storm tracked across the southeast with scattered property damage and rail and road disruption.
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Virginia
Nassau
Baeek
Ausacola
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Belgian Ambassador Attends Stock Show Exhibition
Belgian Ambassador visits a stock show featuring Guernsey and Brown Swiss cattle. Notable entries include 2-year-old champions from Long View and Penwood Farm, with Loma Farms earning multiple honors in Guernsey classes. Grand champion Belgian stallion honors were awarded to Lindy de Bagaerden, while Balzac de Bagaerden took senior champion stallion status.
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Toresdor
YW. A. Goyd
Brothers
Terrace Park
Long‘view
Taft
Penwood Farm
Aire
Er. Ultimus
Corum oBond
Waterloo
Guernsey
Loma Farms
Maraie Mich
Femal Reed
Sultana
Grahamitate
Glencliff
Melrose
Toriy
King's Pebblerook Physisis - Torbel
Hull
Margaret
Stasis
Lake Nier
Schmid
Monroe
Wis
Vronicka’s College
Roy
Hull Heathers
Ursula
Bowder ‘Bridge Farm
Ease Brown
Minneapolis
Charles Wentz
Lindy
Charles A Wentz
Kirby, C
Bellan
Balzac ‘de’ Bagaerden
Hobert Horse Amporting Company
Greeley
Appolon
Holbert Horse Importing Company
Mapa
G. Goad, & Son
Og‘den
Teserve
Bult
Town
Angyar
Bowerhome
Son
Bushton, I
Margaret Stasin
Lake View
Brothers . Company
Painesville
Brown
Toma Bultania
The
Lorms
Marquette
Mich
Guernto
Byron
Albéric
Holden
Senate debate on flexible immunities and board members
Senate discusses flexible immunities and membership rules for a continuing board. A hearing planned to address protections, oversight, and governance structure amid recent staff changes and policy questions. Unclear wording limits specifics on dates or participants.
Girls Barred At Breach Trial Of Aimee's Mother
Seattle October report on a breach of promise suit involving Rev H H Clark and Mrs Minnie E Kennedy, mother of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. Clark testifies of meetings in Seattle venues and hotels and alleges Kennedy promised marriage and to finance religious work, then refused. Court barred girls under 18 during testimony. Clark sobs describing feeling deceived and compromised and says he could never wed another.
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Seattle
H. H. Clark
Minnie E. Kennedy
Clark
Almes Semple McPherson
Mark
Kennedy
Pacific
Corn Harvest Boosted by Mild Week in Iowa Weather
Des Moines reports a mild week advancing corn toward maturity with 80 per cent safe from frost. Reed, government crop forecaster, notes some corn still maturing though much will be chaffy and firm. Rains aided fall plowing and winter wheat seeding. Late vegetables, sugar beets, and potato diggings show good progress. seed hog cholera cases easing in several counties.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles 9. Reed
Ned
Brookhart Links Farm Board Loans to Grain Co
Brookhart declares Farm Board loans to a Grain Corporation and notes that headquarters may be in Chicago. He reveals that the National Grain Marketing corporation will be owned by existing cooperative Groups on a membership basis, with a trend toward merging smaller groups into larger ones.
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Brookhart
Farm Board
Grain Corp. Illegail
EE AE
Settle
Chica- 80
National Grain Marketing Corporation
Orange Two Man Recovering From Injuries in Falls
Orange Township report notes H. Dichty recovering from injuries after a fall weeks ago and confined to his apartment while Gladys Moberly heals from appendicitis surgery at Presbyterian hospital. Officials AL Be Zuck and W. OC Tr U, with Mrs. E. J. Blough, attend state convention in Fort Dodge.
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Orange Township
Fort Dodge
Shearer Inquiry Postponed Amid MacDonald Visit
WashingtonOct 2 The Shearer investigation into the Geneva conference is paused as Prime Minister MacDonald nears American shores The Senate pursuing a broader probe into lobbying under the Caraway resolution seeks to begin hearings The committee plans to recall witnesses and examine the British document alleged to show an espionage network in the United States involving Sir William Wise and Kuhn Loeb & Co The testimony of William B Shearer and others at Geneva is under scrutiny as the debate over the 15 cruiser bill lingers The panel may reinterview reporters and shipbuilders to resolve inconsistencies and determine the paper s authenticity
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Washington, D. C
Senate Shearer
Senate
Shearer
Norris
Nebraska
MacDonald
Hoover
London
Washington
Republican
Kansas
Navy Department
Reed
Missouri
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Wiseman
Shortridge
Allen
Geneva
Frank B. Kellogg
Aethldhem Steel Corporation
Lkely
Prew Pearson
J. M. Reeves
U. N
Pearson
S. W. Wakeman
Wce
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Nob
Sietsema Funeral Set For Ackley Friday
Funeral for Mrs Dana Sietsema, who died Tuesday, will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at St John s Evangelical church in Ackley with prayer at the home. Burial in Washington Township Reform church cemetery beside her husband. Survived by 12 children eight living including Telko Mason City Herman and Grace Ackley plus 15 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Dana Sietsema
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Ernest Seybold
J. M. Krafft
First Evangelical Church
Washington Township Reformed Church
Cleves
Town
Sletsema
Telko
Mason City
Herman
William Davidson
Waterloo
Wi Wolf
Grace
Remmer
Kesley
Reko Butterwick
Town Falls
Deaths Hans Assmussen 56 in Ericson Neb dies after short illness
Hans Assmussen 56 salesman for Steel Construction in Pittsburgh died at 2 am in a local hospital after a short illness. Survived by widow and two children E. J. Assmussen and Mrs. Assmussen. Daughter arrived in Waterloo at noon. Body to be sent from O'Keefe Towne mortuary to Ericson for burial.
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Hans Assmussen
Ericson
Neb
Steel Construction Company
Pittsburgh
E. J. Assmussen
Assumussen
Waterloo
O'Keefe & Towne
Iowa Woman's Christian Temperance Union Opens Three Day Convention
About 500 delegates attended the three day convention in Iowa as leaders urged total abstinence to safeguard youth and the country’s future. The event featured resolutions calling for a booze-free nation and strong enforcement of temperance laws.
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Mort’ Dodge
Iowa
Chris
Tenperance
New Chairs and Sings Exhibited in Women's Work
4-H demonstrations at the Dairy Cattle Congress featured Lucile Allen and Lois Reece of Hardin county reassembling an old chair for 35 cents, plus chair refinishing. Other county teams demonstrated bread making, nutritious sandwiches, canning and home furnishings. Women’s project work highlighted singing, with demonstrations by Mrs. Mitchell and others.
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Dairy, Cattle Congress
Lucile Allen
Lois Reece
True Blue Maidens
Hardin County
Oneida Township
Delaware County
Albert Jones
Lois Matthews
Helen Mangold
Irene Schrover
U and I
Mitchell
Merry Malas
Beulah Smith
Helen McSweeney
Joly Swabeams
Avis Wiese
Helen Schroeder
Ralph Mitchell
Frank Gutknecht
Frank Hollis
Black Hawk County
Chckasaw County
Tama
Floyd
Bomb Wakes Chicago Prosector at Gold Coast Club
In Chicago a dynamite blast at the Lake Shore Drive 850 Gold Coast clubhouse roused prosecutor and officials. The attack, amid a year of 1060 bombings, struck the dressing and lounge areas, with Frank J. Lesch among the awakened who joined the probe. Investigators vow to solve the bombing as city officials weigh street, tax, and other local issues.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Frank J. Lesch
Hoover
Crime Commission
Drake
State Tank Closes Banks in Barnes City
Farmers State Bank of Barnes City in Mahaska county closed its doors this morning and the state banking department assumed its affairs. The bank held $50,000 in capital and $329,143 in deposits, with J. W. Taylor as president and G W Hunter as cashier.
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State Tank
Barnes City
Farmers State Bank
Mahaska County
State Banking Department
J. W. Taylor
G. W. Hunter
Hines Presses Need Amid Legion Meet Budgets
At the eleventh annual American Legion convention in Louisville Kentucky Brig. Gen. Frank T Hines urged that benefit awards reflect actual need to curb paternalism and ensure funds reach truly needy veterans He cited more than 4 8 billion paid since inception and projected hospital facilities becoming inadequate within five years urging a building program
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Frank T. Hines
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Gen. Hines
Congress
Veterans Bureau
Girl Check Writer Sentenced Paroled in Iowa Case
Sioux City, Iowa October report: Leona Hite alias Leona Clark, 18, pleaded guilty in district court to writing worthless checks. She was sentenced to seven years in the Rockwell City women's reformatory and paroled to her attorney L. B. Forsling. Hite drew attention for ignoring a smoking ban at a justice of the peace gathering.
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Sioux City
Get
U.P
Leona Hite
Leona Clark
Des Moines
Rockwell City
L. B. Forsling
Hite
Justice of the Peace Court
Cours
Olson Given Bridge and Culvert Contracts
State highway commission at Ames awarded a $3,400 contract for one bridge and one culvert to A Olson Construction Company of Waterloo. Project located in Clayton county north of Garnayllo on primary road No 55. Also let were two other seventh district contracts: M D Weaver got $17,388.88 for grading 0.64 mile in Fayette County. G E Sargent received $3,900 for a graveling project on primary No 113 in Delaware County from Hopkinton to Jones County line. INDIAN MAIDENS ESCAPE. Two young Indian maidens Hildred Woodman 15 and Josephine Smith 17 fled from the Indian sanatorium at Toledo prompting Toledo authorities to ask Waterloo police to watch for them.
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State Highway Commission
Ames
A. Olson Construction Company
Waterloo
Clayton County
Garnayllo
M. D. Weaver
Town Falls
Fayette County
Delaware County
Hopkinton
Jones County
G. E. Sargent
Hildred Woodman
Josephine Smith
Toledo
Glenna Collett Defeats Maureen Orcutt in Championship
At Oakland Hills Country Club Birmingham Mich on Oct 20 Glenna Collett national women's golf champion defeated Maureen Orcutt White Beeches N J in match play 7 and 5. Also notes marriage licenses for James F Clabby and Pearl M Blues with dates in the same column.
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Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Glenna Gollett
Oakland Hills
Maureen Orcutt
White Beeches
James F. Clabby
Mazon City
Pearl M. Blues
Dosti
Hindenburg Spends 82nd Birthday in Quiet Seclusion
Berlin October 3 President Hindenburg observed his eighty second birthday in quiet seclusion. The exact location was a mystery though reports stated he would spend the day alone with his family somewhere in the countryside.
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Berlin
INS
Hindenburg
Borger Prayers as Troops Sweep for Corruption
Borger Texas Oct 3 1930 soldiers patrol streets under martial law after the shooting of District Attorney John A Holmes. Militia led by Brig Gen Jacob F Wolters hears testimonies at a military court amid reports of protection money gambling and liquor rackets in the frontier town.
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Borger
Tex
Amarillo
Guy W. Green
Jaco F. Wolters
Texas
Oll
John A. Holmes
Pussyfoot Johnson Set to Speak in Waterloo Monday
W. E. Pussyfoot Johnsen, world famous liquor reformer, will lecture at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Waterloo Monday evening. He will be accompanied by Major F. Ebbert, a prominent U.S. city attorney, as part of a program organized by the Antisaloon League with local ministerial approval.
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W. E
Pussyfoot) Johnsen
Waterloo
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnson
F. 3B. Ebbert
U. S
Auto van victim dies of injuries in Iowa crash
William Shook aged 26 Route 7 died at Allen Memorial hospital from a broken neck after a moving van wheel passed over him on Palle avenue. Edward Probert, 337 Ko, operated the van. Shook reportedly tried to board as it moved and the door gave way. Police investigated. Shook had lived in Fredericksburg Indiana and worked for Iowa Warehouse company a year. The accident occurred on the 2100 block of Pallee avenue where workers were present. Shook leaves parents Wayne and Mrs Shook and seven siblings. buried at Petersen mortuary. In a second incident Harold Register of 107 Alta Vista was injured by a truck while boarding a streetcar at Independence avenue and Steely street. owned by Gohn Auto Supply.
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Wiliam Shook
Iowa Warehouse Company
Mulberry
Allen Hospital
Palle” Avenue
Fredericksburg
Wayne Shook
Route 7
Clifford
Thurl
Kern Street
Loren
Eldo
Osceola
Forrest
United States Army
Panama
Clarice
Bhook
Petersen | Mortuary
Harold Register
Alta Vista
Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
William Byerly
Argyle Street
Independence Avenue
Byerly
Gohn Auto Supply Company
Washington Township Women Start Housecleaning Course
Miss Merle Shover county demonstration agent opened the new housecleaning and equipment course yesterday for farm bureau women of Washington township at Mrs. George Geisler home. Seventeen members attended. Mrs. Sidney Shaffer was elected township project chairman and Mrs. O. G. Bierce secretary. Remaining officers to be chosen October 29.
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Merle Shover
Washington ‘Township
George Geisler
Sidney Shaffer
O. G. Bierce
Bronze tablet marks Estes home Civil War hospital site
In Keokuk Iowa a bronze tablet was presented to the city by Col Oley Teleon Slater former Grand Army of the Republic commander, marking the Estes home as a Civil War soldiers hospital. Nelson received it on behalf of the Daughters of Union Veterans, with Gov John Hammill lauding their work in commemorating historic sites.
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Keokuk
Oley Teleon Slater
Marion J. Hall
Davenport
Daughters of Union
Veterans
John Hammill
Daughters’ Organization
Czecho Slova kia Opens To American Car Competition
Prague notes that Czecho-Slovakia faces rising American car competition with greater output. It plans modernization of auto plants and new machinery to boost daily car production while avoiding tariffs. Germany remains a key customer, but American cars gain share due to lower prices and durability. Domestic production growth cuts imports from 73 to 18 percent this year.
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Prague
Germany
United States
Trucks Replace Camels On Turkish Caravan Route
Chanak Kale Turkey October 3 In the last five years 250 imported motor trucks have replaced 5 000 camels on the caravan route from Isinldt to the town at the mouth of the Dardanelles.
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Chanak-Kale
Turkey
Isinldt
Dardas
Neltes
Ambassador resigns from Spain post
Washington October 3 10 The resignation of Ogden Hammond as ambassador to Spain effective November 15 has been accepted by the State Department at Hammond's request Secretary Stimson announced today.
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Washington, D. C
Ogden H- Hammond
Spain
State Department
Hammond
Stimson
Temperatures and forecast data for Tuesday to Wednesday
The report lists maximum temperatures for Tuesday and minimum for Tuesday night with forecast readings for Wednesday at 7 am 11 am and 3 pm. Details include the site context but lack precise values.
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Mayherty
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Hines
Legion
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U.R
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American Legion
France
Charles P. Stummeran
Olson
Glenna Collett
John Deere. Tractor CO
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Pastor Green
Pussyfoot Johnson
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Washington Township
Mark Keokuk Civil War Hospital
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