Bootleg Case Sees Harder Jail Term For Hundley
Ray Hundley received the maximum year in county jail after pleading guilty to contempt of court for violating a liquor injunction issued in 1822. State witness Marvin Gardaten testified to liquor sales. Hundley, 23, faced additional charges and awaits grand jury action on a third offense.
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Black Hawk
Ray Hundley
Ed Troyer
Yay
Handleye
Tageay
Hundley
W. Wood
SV Geed
Marvin B. Gardaien
Dows
Gardaien
Clarion
Hunley
Gardaten
W. A. Cook
PF. W.dwards
J.C. Murtagh
J.h.meyers
Handley
Shipping Board Faces Battle Over Presidential Authority
The Shipping Board clashes with President Coolidge over authority and independence. Commissioner Haney defies resignation demand, while Frederick J. Thompson resigns amid charges of presidential interference. The row centers on executive vs semi judicial power, regional representation, and a looming congressional showdown when Congress reconvenes.
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Congress
The
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Haney
Poditited
Frederick J. Thompson
Alabama
Thompson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coulidze Lad
Commission
Tariff Commission
Centerville Store Gees in Bankruptcy
Centerville Iowa business Holmat’s closed last evening after voluntary bankruptcy papers were filed in district court. Weather and various conditions cited as causes of the failure.
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Centerville Store Gees
Centerville
Holmat's
Fae
New Yorker Burs in Eagle Grove Times Editorial Clarity
An editor named Robert, likely in Eagle Grove Times, is urged to remain in the editorial chair. The fragment highlights tensions with advertising staff and a reference to New Yorker and New York entities amid the local paper’s leadership chatter.
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New Yorker Burs Iz
Eagle Grove Times
Halla Grove
Russen
New York
Pierée Farm
Robert Ttashorn
Walt
Tin Editoria
Ehair
Johnsons Fire Ball Triumphs Over Pirates 4 To 1
In a game featuring strong pitching by Johnson and timely hitting, Johnsons Fire Ball defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1. Key moments included Carey and Bluege contributing singles, Grantham's fielding, and Johnson earning late support as Washington failed to capitalize in several innings.
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Luton
Peck
Npaugh
Traynor
Granth m
Ruel
Meadows
Geeham
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Barnhart
Sam Rica
Wright
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Rice
Stan Harris
Grantham
Joe Harris
Smith
Bighee
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Moore
Morrison
Gotch
Gostin
Judge
Joe Harrigs
Morrisons
Bliege
Peckinpaugh
Carer
Meredy Wow
Nice
Washington
Garey
Curler
Caray
McNeely
Gilbertville Jubilee Draws Large Crowd At St Marys
Gilbertville Ta Oct 7 Special Scores of persons stood with beaded garlands in the hot St Marys yard as Father John Nemmers celebrated his golden jubilee mass. Retired and active clergy attended and former Gilbertville boys honored him with notes of the priesthood.
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St. Mary's
John Nemmers
Celebri
Ounells
Ream
Nichola Nosbich
Wrnat
Neb
Michael Am- Sheeon
Teenay
Dabarque
Meny
Vartien Wien Westher
Grocer Shot by Home Attendant Faces Chance to Live
A blunt OCR fragment from Sioux City mentions a grocer shot by a home attendant. The text notes the man was alive and had a chance to live with hospital attendants assisting. A second figure, possibly a suspect or related person, is referenced along with unclear names and places.
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Sterling. Pracer
Tokher
Dadleal Ketany Money
Townsend Veteran of Civil War Dies at Home
Francis J Townsend a Civil War veteran and longtime Waterloo resident died yesterday afternoon at 592 Contalved after a long illness. Born circa 1841 in Sycamore UK he served in Company 6 Ninth and later farmed near Plainfield. He married Catherine Hersey in 1876, widowed in 1894, remarried Jessie Quinn in 1906. Surviving: widow two children Lewis and Howard plus a infant death and a brother Townsend of Perry. Funeral 2:20 PM Thursday at Kistner with Rev. Wilkins. body to Plainfield for burial.
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Waterloo
Townsend
Ikea
Plainfield
Henas
Eatbrernys Hersey
Jessie Quinn
Robert Anderson Post
Lewis
Howard
Perry
Kistner
William Wilkins
October Lilacs Bloom Surprise at Mrs Miller Yard
Mrs A A Miller of 225 Lupton Street reports a lilac bush blooming in fall despite cold weather. She says she has lived there six years and never saw fall blooms before. Visitors sought calendars for reassurance as a light gusty day crosses into October.
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Miller
Lupton Street
Courier
Offics
Gotta Go to Bed in Newton Nights or Mayor's Fine
A Newton city notice reports a mayoral fine issued for late street curfew violation. The article notes a man named Thomtias was cited after a dining incident on the streets of Newton. Details are unclear due to oblique OCR.
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Mayor'll
A. Thomtias
Neweun
Stu
Mayay Oh
W. Qayte
Yesterun
Beautiful but Dumb Pageant Chief Eats Words
In Los Angeles AP dispatch, Armand T Nichols denies saying beauties are dumb after a mistaken quip during the Atlantic beauty pageant coverage. He explains he was misquoted and regrets any hurtful implication from the misattributed gag.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Qet. T
Armand T. Nichols
Atlantic Beauty Presant
Nichols
Sonia
Motion Pictures to Educate Against Fire Loss
Fire prevention campaign to be carried in the United States and Canada using motion pictures. Ray Tiller, returning from the International Association of Fire Engineers meeting in Louisville, says the first film The Passing of the Horses will be released soon and shown in theatres within three months. Tiller, a vice president of the state association, attended the convention along with other town fire chiefs. The 1926 meeting will be in New Orleans.
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United States
Canada
Ray Tiller
International Association of Fire Engineers
Louisville
Tocn
Titler
Tiller
Candyvention
State Association
New Orleans
Interparliamentary Conference backs study on economic barriers
In final session the Interparliamentary Conference adopted a resolution urging an inquiry into European economic barriers with the goal of their ultimate extinction. The move signals a drive for freer trade among European nations as a key step toward lasting peace.
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Reinbeck Man Dies After Auto Mishap
Reinbeck IA Frank Later Jr died at 7 a m after being struck by an automobile on the street in Reinbeck Saturday Sept 26 He had been treated at home and later hospitalized with a fractured skull A young farmer north of Reinbeck survived by his widow and three small children.
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Aden Memorial Hog
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Ly Woren
Petersen Bros
Viering
Raiaperk
Uiree Soiall
Humboldt Hancock May Shoot Pheasants
Pheasants may be shot in Humboldt and Hancock counties for a stated period beginning October 20. The II other counties were announced yesterday by game warden W. EB Athert. The limit is three cock birds per day.
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Ort
Frant
Jlancock
Alour Wis
Euterday
W. EB
Athert
Obituary notices from O'Keefe & Towne funeral home
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements. Joseph J. Sauman died yesterday. services planned Thursday and a Catholic mass in Nushust. Other notices include births and relatives, private services, and a county hospital death with burial in Fairview.
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O'Keefe &Towne
Nushust
Catholic Order of Foresters
O'Keefe & Towne
P. m. Tolay
Firemen Rewarded for Prompt Action
Local firemen received a $26 check for the Moore Manufacturing Company pension fund as a token of appreciation for their quick work confining a fire to the factory three weeks ago. Moore, the company's president, commended the firefighters for preventing spread to nearby buildings.
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Tire
Ray ‘Rer
Moore, Manufacturing Company
I. Bl. Moore
Moore Company
Keener Soprano Opens East High Lecture Series
Suzanne Keener coloratura soprano opens the 1925 26 East High Lecture and Entertainment Course with a costume recital tonight at 7 p m The Metropolitan Opera singer is among the nation's top artists and recently appeared at Cornell College Mount Vernon Season tickets $1 50 available through Miller principal The recital differs from other Bugt High programs and may be purchased at the school tonight.
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Miss Keener
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Misa Keener
United States
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Miller
Princigal
Macabees to Form Auxiliary Society
Minas plans formation of a ladies auxiliary of the Knights of Maccabees to be announced by George Fergeman district deputy at a Ben Hur hall indoor picnic for members families and friends Thursday evening. The auxiliary to be organized Oct 2 with music readings sack race water drinking contest nail driving contest and a Bumble Dees drill team performance followed by dancing.
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The
Knights
Maccabees
George Fergeman
Ben Hur Hall
Bumble Dees
First frost of fall nips tender plants in Waterloo
Waterloo woke to near freezing as the government thermometer dipped to 30 degrees, with little damage seen. The day reached a high of 59 after a cool, cloudy start. Continued unsettled weather with possible showers forecast through Thursday.
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Midwest Shivers In First Touch Of Winter Weather
Midwest experiences first winter chill with snow in Lead and Casper while eastern areas brace for frost. Heavy rains hit the Rocky Mountain region as landslides and washouts force repairs on the Denver & Rio Grande Western line. A Wyoming light snowfall melts in Sioux City and nearby towns as Union Pacific reports train delays.
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Chicago
Wheat Belt
Casper
Wya
Continental Divide
Hocky Mountain
New Mexico
Arizona
Denver & Rio Grande Western
U. P
Grand Junction
Colo
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Sioux City
Clarinda
Virginia
Minn
Gulf States
Fort
Cold snap grips Iowa with 30s and 40s as frost stops
Reports from multiple Iowa towns show temperatures in the 30s and 40s with no killing frosts yet. Des Moines recorded 36, Dubuque 34, Keokuk and Sioux City 33 while Mason City and Charles City reported similar readings. Forecasters expect continued cold weather with possible light snow flurries in northern towns.
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Stata
Des. Moinaa
Get
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Chartes City
Daven
Port N
Des Moines
Dubuque
Keokuk
Siew City
Hammond lectures on law enforcement in Orange residents
John B. Hammond spoke to Orange township residents on last evening’s lecture. Bad condition of side roads hindered attendance while those along the reraveled highway did attend. Hammond again criticized Black Hawk county police handling of liquor traffic violations.
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Orange Township
John B. Hammond
Mr. Hammond
Black Hawk County
Y Indus Club Resumes Meetings At Y MLCA
The Y Indus club resumes weekly meetings at the Y MLCA at 6 15 p m Thursday after a short halt. Clarence Averhoff leads a surprise program. The club will participate in the Y membership campaign. Members are employed youths aged 18 to 24.
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Y-Indus Club
Y Mlca
Clarence Averhoff
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