Carlisle Mystery and primary issues stun readers
A Carlisle death near Twin Lakes Wisconsin prompts murder theories linking to Mexican enemies and a fortune in forged assets. The piece also reviews primary elections graft fears, social headlines, and Red Cross appeals amid national events and political debates.
Bob Jones Tabernacle Work Starts On Park Avenue Site
Iowa City October reports the Bob Jones evangelistic campaign tabernacle underway on Park Avenue east between Lafayette and Mulberry Streets after city council requirements were met. Frank P Bistloff leads the construction with volunteer labor days marked, a 114 by 150 foot structure seating about 3,550, 32 windows, 10 doors, and four large furnaces for heating.
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Republicans Plan Campaign Meeting Thursday Night
Republicans meet to map a county campaign to elect every party nominee. J K Frank announces a central committee gathering at Waterman Club seventh floor Pan Davis building at 7:30 pm as candidates begin pre election work. Sheriff candidate is Jernman Wagner. county attorney Frank W Edwards. clerk of courts J W Thompson. treasurer Ed Madigan. auditor F W Esher. recorder Mrs Eva M Brebner. coroner Dr Sidney D Smolin.
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Ed Madigan
Iowa Town Banks Failures Report Eases Financial Strain
Prosperity in Des Moines Iowa appears to improve as state treasurer BR EB Johnson reports only 14 town banks failed since 1931 compared with 9F between April 17 1925 and May 31 1926 The report notes a law allowing county deposits interest to revert to the state to fund reimbursements amid bank losses Meanwhile Cleveland President John Stanler dies suddenly at Union Grill during a railway convention host reception.
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Schoolgirl’s suicide attempt fails at East High
Des Moines report states Laurelie Saunders, a Black East High School student, attempted to end her life by drinking lye after her father arrived at the school to discuss absences. She was found in fair health and returned to school.
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Negress
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Prather
Florida Relief Fund Total Reaches 717 Dollars
The Florida Relief Fund total stands at 717 dollars with prior figures noted for Mrs. J. A. W. Friewicbs and associated parties mentioned in the report.
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Queen Marie of Rownanta Heads to U S Tour With Royal Party
Taris October 4. Queen Marie of Rownanta arrives in Paris with daughter Princess Ileanas and son Prince Nich nas aboard the Simplon Orient Express. The party proceeds to a hotel as diplomats and members of the queen’s legation greet them. The queen expresses happiness at visiting the United States, while attendants and onlookers describe the scene with royal pomp. The report notes a political undercurrent amid alleged Russian Bulgarian influence, with a continuation promised on page two.
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Bride's Gone New York Mystery Shocks Browning Family
The 16 year old bride of Oct W Browning vanished with no known quarrel or note. Browning’s secretary said he would gladly take her back if she returns, amid baffling reports from a New York context and no confirmed reason for the disappearance.
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Americans Labor Federation backs New York striking workers
At the Detroit convention the American Federation of Labor unanimously backed extending full support to the striking 48 workers of New York. The body authorized the executive council to seek immediate financial aid from all affiliated unions while pledging moral solidarity. Delegates from England, France, Germany and others sent greetings as resolutions were referred to committees and the session adjourned at noon until tomorrow.
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Fire on liner National Greek Line alarms Port To da
Liner of the National Greek Line carrying 37 passengers reached port with a fierce fire in her stern area spreading after efforts were made to control it. Quarantine officials pumped water aboard while line officials reassured travelers that no one was injured as John Turvey Mitchell returned to the pier and fire was brought under control.
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Cobham Knighted for Long Air Trip
Sir Alan Cobham has been made a Knight Commander of the British Empire by King George. The honor was announced at a luncheon hosted by the air council, honoring Cobham for his daring long distance flights to Austria and back.
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Convict Real Estate Dealer Convicted in Rushville Case
Rushville Neb Oct 5 Pi WW Bourne Muskville real estate man accused of inswyine Perris Wertervelt Inr twenty thousand dollars and then murdering Win to obtain property was convicted of a second degree murder by a district court jury here. Sentence will be pronounced later.
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Bogus Baron Pleads Guilty to Forgery
Geroree Galan alias Baron von Kruppe arrested in Aliiquerque New Mexico and pleaded guilty today to one or two charges of passing worthless checks. Sentence deferred. Police report the cash theft of $149 tied to the scam near the heart of the business district as five men operated.
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Paper Delivery Timetable and Contact Instructions
Notice explains Courier delivery before 5 30 pm and remedy if late. Readers are advised to call 5100 for a replacement copy and to contact the office before 6 30 pm for assistance.
Motorists slain as bandits refuse ride in New Brunswick chase
A Maplewood businessman Frank Kearney was killed while his son Robert was wounded after bandits hired a car, demanded a lift, and shot Kearney when refused. His wife was dragged from the vehicle as the pair fled toward New Brunswick with plans to steal air mail shipments. The robbers collided with two cars, shot a companion, and abandoned a second machine after a high speed pursuit. Police traced them through Plainfield and Newark, with one accomplice later shot. the gang fled in a stolen car toward New Brunswick.
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Former Iowa Man Faces Murder Trial in October
Benj min H. G. Turner, of a wealthy Iowa family, is held in Portland Maine on a murder charge for shooting James D. Gation. A warranted arrest has been proposed to Turner to submit to amnesty, but if not, the trial may begin late this month. Turner has not lived here for years.
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Professor Davidson Returns to Ames at Iowa State College
Professor Davidson, head of the agricultural engineering department at Iowa State College, returns to his post after serving as personal representative of Secretary Jardine. He has previously served at major educational institutions and a U.S. manufacturing plant.
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Denver Hotel Leader Killed in Hunting Accident
Hawtey Smith, vice president of the Iley-Savay Hotel company, was accidentally shot and killed Monday while on a hunting trip near Denver. Smith, a prominent figure in hotel and Denver stock circles, was with companions when his shotgun discharged and entered his back.
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McCormick Elected Commander at Argonne Post
Chris McCormick, ex captain in the One Hundred Thirty second Infantry, was chosen commander of Argonne Post American Legion in the final officer election. Everett Horner, formerly of the Rainbow Division, is named vice commander. The new commander is an attorney and holds the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Chrislle McCormick
One Tundred Thirty Second Infantry
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Everett Horner
Rainbow Division
Hurls Today St. Louis Cardinals Hope For Title
The solemn fastball specialist from St. Louis, a premier pitcher, is expected to shoulder the club’s world championship hopes. Once a mere thrower, he rose under the team’s management changes and new leadership to become a key figure in the Cardinals’ pursuit.
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Ex-Alias Property Official Testifies at Daugherty Trial
The cross examination of Adna R. Johnson 25 who ran alien property claims under Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty continues as the Daugherty Miller trial proceeds Johnson formerly received a 25000 retirement payoff and testified about a letter authorizing the release of 87 million dollars in stock proceeds from the German copper margaste tied to the American Mecals company and seized assets
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Short Interviews With Home Folks Five Day Week Support
A fragment from interviews discusses the Amertesyy Federation of Labor proposal for a five day workweek. Advocates argue it promotes continuous prosperity and happiness for all, noting machinery increased production under eight hours and suggesting a universal six hour day is not yet feasible but imperative.
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OARS IN THIRD AND ONE IN FIFTH GIVE ODD GAME
Fresh downpour halted the third game of the world series at Sportsman Park St Louis as the Yankees batted in the fourth. A muddy field and sudden sun delayed play then workmen patched the infield while Babe Ruth and Gehrig threatened a rally. Haines pitched for the Cardinals and drove in two runs with a homer, supporting a 9 to 5 victory after the rain interruption.
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D A Ryan Testifies At McPherson Kidnap Hearing
Deputy district attorney Joel Ryan, who traced Carmel by the Sea chapter links to the Aimee Semple McPherson saga, testified again at the preliminary hearing for the evangelist amid merciless cross examination. Prosecutors planned to call A G B Murchison, acting Douglas Arizona police chief, a key figure in the desert kidnapping inquiry.
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Waterloo Woman Fears Youth Train Killed Is Her Son
Mrs. Il. DB. Shadman of Casca den street laments as police seek details about a youth killed by a train Sunday near Hooneville. The victim is identified as Winfield, 17, who had not been heard from by his mother for several months.
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Girl Killed by Fall from Father's Auto in Nebraska
Sioux City dispatch reports 11 year old Eats Rinehart died after falling from her father's car near Macy Nebraska while traveling home from Lincoln. The door opened and she tumbled from the vehicle as her stepmother was killed by accidental shooting during the same patrol. A city series baseball game between the White Sox and the Cubs was postponed today due to rain.
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Automobile club plan sparks Waterloo interest
General Manager of AAAA paused contour urges motor club here. Eenest J. Smith and Elmer Jenkins visit Waterloo to promote local car owners joining the American Automobile Association group. They note Waterloo lacks an organized club to advance motorist interests and outline aims for late meeting to recruit members. The trip tests a new eight cylinder sleeping car aiding night driving with a refrigerator and roomy berth. They traveled 3,990 miles in 12 months over western states to collect data for transcontinental tours.
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