Contempt trial details in Hundley liquor case unfold
Ray Hundley faces a second contempt of court charge over liquor law violations as state witness Marvin Gardalen testifies about a February and March purchase at Gardalen’s Wright county farm. The defense questions Hue alias Hughes and Hue’s identity while police tie Hundley to cashing a $60 check and to a liquor-running network. The case adjourns to Monday with Gardalen’s farm details and Hundley’s personal background disclosed.
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Ray Hundley
Marvin B. Gardalen
Gardalen
Dows
Wright County
H Wuondley
Hundley
Hecht Tordster
A. Leighton
Kimat
Hue
Victor H. Hue
Waterloo
Kimm
W. H. Hughes
Huntiey
J.H. Meyers
Hughes
tHue
Record Price Set for Sioux City Downtown Property
Sioux City, October 3. William Ainot of Boston paid 110000 for a three story downtown building measuring 23 by 359 feet, setting a record price for the property.
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Sioux City
Wilhiam Ainot
Boston
Hamlin
Funeral services for Mrs. Erika Eaton held at home
Mrs Erika Eaton died at home. Funeral services conducted at 2:30 p.m. today at the family home. Burial will be in Casey, Pennsylvania beside her husband and a daughter who died earlier. Born in Sweden March 18, 13405, she came to America at age 18 with a sister. She married Frank N. Eston in Brooklyn.
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MES
Frederika BK
Frederika Eaton
Priday
QO. A. Repass
Sreel
Bey
Charles D. Datlhig
Casey
Purlal
Bee Jy
Eaton
Sweden
America
Tasrankun
N. Eston
Brookly
Kk. G. Gens
Waterlao
Caillaux tears recount France debt talks at Lotos dinner
In New York on October 3, Caillaux and the French debt commission sailed home aboard the liner France after failing to settle France’s 4.2 billion debt. He pledged to pay what they can and hinted at a Washington return in six months. At the Lotos Club tribute, Dr. Butler and Ambassador Herrick praised France as tears flowed.
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New York
Joseph
Caillaux
French Debt Commission
France
Cailleux
iBlredeth
Washington
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Myron T. Herrick
Lotos Club
America
Butler
State Bank Official Heads to Chicago for Meeting
Shatter deputy superintendent of banking travels from Des Moines to Chicago for a Continental and Commercial switch meeting.NAVON Westerdas is slated to appear before the board as part of the investigation, with Shafer and Sip F determining next steps.
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State Bank
Chicago
Des Moines
Oer
Shatter
Bankins
Jaray Yeayin
Bank Chicage
Navon Westerdas
Pervier
Sip Fa
Auto Crash Victim Dead from Injuries
Portage area report states Galagan died from injuries after an automobile accident two weeks ago near CAPD or Larey. Harry Beat and Helle Tiaine are named in the brief notice of the fatal crash on the local scene.
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Port Dodge
Galagan
Wietkmon Automanlale
Shoe Ltd Bes
Te Paisi
Beni
Harry Beat
Helle Tiaine
Air Ambulance Planes Shift Moroccan War Wounded
Air ambulances in Morocco speed wounded French and local soldiers to base hospitals by air. Planes carry two patients with two doctors and a nurse aboard, reducing suffering from a three day trail ride to swift medical care.
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Koz
INSJ
Morocco
Dedicating the Lexington Carrier Navy’s faith in aircraft
Secretary Wilbur dedicates the airship Lexington as a symbol of naval reliance on aircraft for national defense. He cites liberal funding for Lexington and Saratoga, calling the ships a thread linking modern navy power with past traditions and urging unity in Congress. Lexington accompanies Saratoga, 888 feet long, 164 feet beam, 194000 tons displacement, ready to carry over 79 planes.
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Quincy
Mass
Airrave
Wilbur
Navy Department
Saratoga
Congress
Lansdowne
Paulick
Privie Ic
Lexington
Camden
N.S
Fifty Eight New Citizens In Des Moines Oath Ceremony
Fifty eight applicants took the oath of allegiance in Judge Thompson's court here at Des Moines. Five were denied citizenship due to claimed wartime exemption from service.
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Des Moines
Pyright
United States
Thompson
Tevelay
Whoey
Shenandoah Court Considers Blame for Lansdowne Disaster
Lakehurst New Jersey October 3 The Shenandoah naval court of inquiry will focus on whether Commander Zachary Lansdowne bears responsibility for the crash that killed him and 13 others The panel and Judge Advocate Foley delayed final ruling pending leadership to Washington and the winding up of hearings among cited warnings from Capt Acton Heinen and Lt Joseph Anderson about dangerous signals and drift.
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Lakehurst
X. J
Shenandoah
Acton Heinen
Navy
Joseph B. Anderson
Langdowne
Heinen
Lieut. Anderson
Pere Arthur
Tex
Los Angeles
Governor to Present Belgian Horse Show Trophy
The Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse show featured 136 junior heifers from town farms, with blue ribbons awarded for top animals. Farceur's Civette won the best Belgian mare, while Walter Fuller of Jesup was named champion showman among Jersey club members, and Myra Pieplow and Katheryn Fallon won Holstein class titles. Attendance exceeded expectations despite rain, with over 20,000 visitors noted. The pull contest drew crowds as Thomas Bell of Dewar won with a 2350 pound team.
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Brounty
Animak
Walter Fuller
Jesup
Jersey Club
Myra Pieplow
Aurora
Katheryn Fallon
Fort Dad
Towa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Minnesota
Sconsin
Ayer
Exhibie
Dalry ‘Aille
Farceur
Grant C. Good & Son
Caden
Royal Belgian Society of Belgium
Irvinedale
O'Blook
A. W. Clyde
Iowa pState College
Thomas Bell
Dewar
Tommy in British siege drill evokes distant war image
A photo caption shows a man nicknamed Tommy resting amid large British army maneuvers on Salisbury Plain England. The staged wartime vibe mirrors World War I era, but the caption notes the scene is not combat and emphasizes the drill setting.
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France
Tommy
Salisbury Plain
England
Buchanan Team Wins At Demonstration Meets In Ames
A county team from Buchanan won the boys and girls demonstration contest in Ames supervised by John Quist. Ralph Miller and Ralph Patten led the team with George Ekstrom and L A Walters training. Six teams competed and the winners will demonstrate at the National Dairy Show October 10 to 17. Wisconsin Holsteins led state herd competition, with Wisconsin first, Minnesota second, Iowa third. Special prizes of 225 175 and 125 were awarded to state associations.
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John Quist
Ames
Buchanan County Club
Ralph Miller
Ralph Patten
George Ekstrom
Jeanp
L.A. Walters
Lowana Farms
Davenport
Johanna Auggie Fayne
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Weeks Resignation as War Secretary Likely Soon
Washington Oct 3. John W. Weeks is expected to resign as secretary of war within a very short time after arriving in the capital following illness. Dwight W. Davis, acting secretary, is expected to be appointed to the post, with Weeks' resignation and Davis' appointment likely announced together by President Coolidge.
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Washington, D. C
John W. Weeks
Dwight W. Davis
Davis
War Department
Weeks
Coolidge
Two Die in Church Hill Tunnel Collapse in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia two men died and nearly 100 others escaped injury when the Church Hill tunnel collapsed late yesterday. The deceased are Thomas J. Mason engineer of a work train and B F Mosby fireman on the engine. Chesapeake and Ohio officials provided the toll this morning.
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Church Hill Tunnel
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Ohio Railway
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Motorist Is Rescued from Under His Car
Olaf Knutson a farmer from Elkhorn was rescued from beneath his overturned car after a crash near Sioux City Iowa on October 3 1940 or 1941 and is hospitalized with severe bruises. Auxiliary to meet Members of the Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary will have a 1 o'clock picnic luncheon at Westminster church Monday.
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Olaf Knutson
Presbyterian’ ‘Hospital
Westminster Church
Gouldn't Laugh at Joke Book Ends Life by Hanging
Los Angeles police report Susie Trafton age 38 bought a joke book to lift despair but could not laugh. She hanged herself with a sheet tied to a bedroom door. body found this morning. Her mother resides in St Johns New Brunswick Canada.
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Cal
Susie Trafton
Miss Trafton
St. Johns
New Brunswick
Canada
Murphy elected Iowa American Legion state commander
J Ray Murphy of Grove was unanimously chosen as state commander at the Iowa American Legion convention in Council Bluffs. Officers named include Hugo Geiger as adjutant, George Bemis Ralph Zeigler Ralph McGinois as vice commanders, Waldo McKay as finance officer, Maurice Gahill as national committeeman, and Ralph Lloyd Jones as alternate. National Commander James A Drain spoke, praising service and sacrifice, with strong tributes to Hanford MacNider and Jim Barton as the convention adjourned.
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Council Bluffs
J. Ray Murphy
Ie Grove
Iowa
Ralph A. McGinois
Leon
Waldo A. McKay
Sigourney
Maurice Gahill
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Lloyd Jones
Mason City
W. d. Muhelman
Eagle Grove
Ed McCay
Davenport
Eldon Anderson
Council
James A. Drain
Legion
Drain
Leung
Hanford MacNlder
Jim Barton
Manchester Defeats Cedar Rapids Team
Manchester high school pulled off a scoreless tie against Grant high of Cedar Rapids. Manchester defense was anchored by Skinner and Howe while Chaplin Cooney and Fiber provided the spark on offense.
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Manchester
Cedar Rapids
Manchester High Schoo
Grant
Atwater
Skinner
Howe
Chaplin
Cooney
Fiber
Iowa Receives General Rain Across State Overnight
The weather bureau reported widespread rainfall across Iowa through the night. Des Moines measured 1.1 inches Perry 1.35 inches and Webster City Boone and Ames around 1 inch.
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Des Moines
Perry
Webster City
Boone
Ames
Salvation Army Officers Council to Convene in Waterloo
The Officers Council of the Salvation Army will convene in Waterloo on Monday with about 30 divisional and post officers attending. Commandant Eddie Bowe announced the event, with Des Moines leaders Adjutant Norman Merrill Ensign Arthur Ainswick and Capt. Roland Hook among those attending from several Iowa cities. The meeting runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Salvation Army Aviary Hall on Walker Street, followed by an evening parade and open air meeting.
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Salvation Army
Waterloo
Eddie Bowe
Norman Mershall
Iowa
Arthur Ainswick
Roland Hook
Special Efforts
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Geiwein
Mason Cix
Charnestty
Fort Dodge
Oskaloosa
Salvation Aviary
Waler Streets
Legion Trains Pass Through Waterloo En Route to Omaha
Eight special American Legion trains will pass Waterloo on the FUL bois Central to reach the national convention in Omaha. Trains originate from New York City and Florida, with some cars detached for larvae. A Cedar Falls pickup is planned Monday, with other routes via M and St. L. and I. L. rail lines. Building permits were issued for a brick dwelling and garage at Lincolnster, plus several remodeling and garage projects in Waterloo. Water consumption in Chicago rose from 125 to 256 gallons daily, while an upcoming concert features a large orchestra and hidden singers.
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Waterloo
Fulbois Central Railroad
Omaha
New Jyork City
Florida
Lincolnster
H. H. Bittner
I. V. Smith
Kingsley
Dearborn
Mia
A. O. Fink
Harrison
Paul Struck
Quincy
Chicegy Des
James Boys Band Taken For Dudes
In Minneapolis on Oct 3 a story claims Jesse James and the James Younger gang visited Dr. John A. Dean a Shakopee veterinarian to have horses shod. Dean recalls eight well dressed men asking for shoes reset flipping them on upside down, using the ruse to mislead pursuers before the Northfield robbery.
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Minn
Shakopee
Minon
Jesse James
Northfield
Dr. Dean
Dean
Minneapolis
James
Excelsior
Palm Beach
Cole
Jim
Ole Miller
Faye
Hiram Case
Jesee
Pr. Nea
Four Slight Injuries From Automobile Mishaps
At 12 05 p m today H Wils of 125 Randolph street was bruised when struck by J H Stewart of 1104 Mullan avenue west. Wills bicycle damaged. Hopper Meds of 862 Fowler street was slightly bruised when a vehicle driven by Clarence Huntley knocked him from his bicycle at Franklin street and Logan avenue. C D Lee of 282 Hammond avenue suffered a badly cut finger when his milk wagon was struck by Delbert Trowling at Franklin and Fifth streets. wagon badly damaged and bottles broken. Earl Stronberg of 711 Lewis street reported a collision with a horse and buggy driven by W M McKenney in the 700 block of Mobile street. McKenney slightly bruised.
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Randolph Street
J. H. Stewart
Mullan Avenue
Wills
Hopper Meds
Fowler Street
Franklin Street
Logan Avenue
Clarence Huntley
C. D. Lee
Hammond Avenue
Delbert Trowling
Franklin
Fifth Streets
Earl Stronberg
Lewis Street
W. M. McKenney
Mobile Street
McKenney
Maiden Waterloo at Strand Sunday
The Strand theatre will open a week long showing of Maiden Waterloo a Water loo production featuring local actors. Filming wrapped last week with director Hepp and cameraman Novotny overseeing editing and Chicago arrangements. Several well known Waterloo amateurs acted in the production.
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Maiden Waterloo
the Courier
Strand
Waterloo
Strand Theatre
Hepp
Novotny
Chicago
Corn 90 Percent Safe from Frost
Describes weather bureau findings that over 90 percent of the Java Core crop is safe from frost, compared with a 10 year average of 76 percent. Drought and heat reduced yield but eliminated the soft corn problem. More corn cut for fodder and silage, especially in northwest counties, to address hay shortage.
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Igwa Department of Agriculture
Grace Fry Tures Held to Grand Jury on Murder Charge
Grace Fry Tures, member of the Malcolm Harbour gang blamed for aiding Albert Hertske's flight last month, was arraigned in municipal court before Judge John W. Gwyone. She waived preliminary exam and is held in county jail on a $1,000 bond.
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Grace Fry Tures
Malcolm Harbour
Albert Hertske
John W. Gwyone
John B. Hammond to Speak at Orange Twp School
John B. Hammond will speak on law enforcement at Orange Township Consolidated School Tuesday evening. His appearance is sponsored by the Citizens' Committee.
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Orange
Orange Torenship Consolidated
Citizens’ Committee
Bittner Receives Permit for Brick Residence
H. H. Bittner of 1231 Lincoln Street received a building permit for a one story brick residence at 1227 Lincoln Street. The estimated cost is 1000 dollars.
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H. H. Bittner
Lincoln Street
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