Remus describes slaying planned to get attention
George Remus once a millionaire bootlegger shot his wife Imogene before their divorce hearing. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment for first degree murder and was held to the grand jury without bond. He said he planned to make the killing a sensational American crime to force details into public view.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Imogene
Remus
William D. Alexander
Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Jeal
INS
Isl Dodge
United States Prohibition
Haynes
Washington
Pennock Dominates Pirates Then Yankees Rally
Herb Pennock silenced the Pirates with five scoreless innings as Ruth and Gehrig sparked a powerful Yankees attack. Meusel and Lazzeri contributed key hits while Dugan and Rover's defense supported Pennock. The Pirates finally broke through late, but the Yankees answered with timely hits and base running to pull away.
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Traynor
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Eas
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Yanks
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P. Waner
Jon
Durst
Grabowski
Lazzer
Yankee Artillery
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Pirate
Grengros
Ruh
Bengough
New York
Barnhart
S. S
Spencer
Navy
Groh
Cvengros
J. Waner
Texas
Chicago Fur Store Robbery Reported On Michigan Avenue
Four bandits seized the Miller and Co fur house on Michigan avenue yesterday holding 12 employees as investigations cited stolen furs valued at about 100000 dollars. Weather reports hinted the loot might be much smaller in value.
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Chicago
Miller & Co
Michigan Avenue
Advertising Club Roundtable on Local Ads Opens Luncheon
Members of the Waterloo Advertising club met at Hotel Russell Lamson for a noonday roundtable discussion reviewing advertisements that appeared in local papers during the last week.
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Waterloo Advertising Club
Russell- Lamson
Mrs Smith Calls Saloon Word Obsolete in Schools
Mrs Ida B Wise Smith president of the Iowa WCTU says high school pupils in Iowa will soon rely on dictionaries when asked to define saloon. In her annual convention address she asserted the word has nearly vanished and that many students report they have never heard it.
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Indianola
Iowa
Ida B. Wise Smith
Body of Alfonso de la Huerta on show at Nogales
The bullet ridden body of Alfonso de la Huerta, brother of Adolfo de la Huerta, former provisional president of Mexico, was brought to Nogales and propped against a tree in the public plaza. Reports from Laredo and Mexico City describe ongoing executions and military movements as federal forces press to quell the revolt led by Gen. Serrano, with clashes near Perote and consolidated actions against rebel leaders and dissidents.
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Leopold Cardenas Padilla
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Lucero
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Jose Moran
Enrique Barrios Gomez
Lius G. Hermosillo
Beckins Returns to City After Year Away
Mrs. Mary Beckins returns to Waterloo today after spending the past year in Glendale California with her daughter Valeria and son Julian.
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Mary Beckins
Waterloo
Glendale
Cal
Valeria
Julian
Weather sketch with limited readable data
Readable lines show temperatures for Thursday and Friday with maximums and minimums, plus a trace of rainfall. The fragment also mentions Friday figures and a small rainfall report of 0.12 inch from yesterday.
Labor Chiefs Read Key AFL Policy Proposals
The American Federation of Labor would decide policy on immigration international relations and labor issues as major resolutions are read. A repeal of the Sherman Antitrust Act to aid organized labor, Philippine independence, immigration limits from Mexico, and withdrawal of forces from China and Nicaragua are proposed. The convention supports wage increases tied to production and urges settlement of disputes by productivity, noting no official action beyond incorporating the policy.
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Philippines
Mexico
China
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John P. Frey
Cincinnati
Metal Trades Department
Atlantic City
Frey
Great Britain
France
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McAndrew to Talk at Iowa Teachers Meet
Des Moines dispatch reports Chicago schools chief William McAndrew will address the Iowa State Teachers association convention in Des Moines on November 5. The speech is expected to focus on educational policy and urban schooling challenges.
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Des Moines
William McAndrew
Chicago
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Mrs Devitt Dies In Muscatine at 67
Mrs. J. F. Devitt, 67, longtime leader as past grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of America, died in Muscatine Iowa after a two year illness.
DAMP DIRT ROADS HOLD EVRYTHING
Weather drenched routes leave gravel and dirt highways treacherous with washboard surfaces and deep holes. Waterloo motorists planning Iowa Ohio State trip urged to follow paved detours via No 20 No 11 and No 161 toward Iowa City. Detours east to Dubuque and Des Moines routes noted. chains advised beyond paved stretches.
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Ames
Radio Conferees Warn United States Cites Constitutional Position
Washington Oct 7 The United States warned the International Radio Conference not to insert provisions conflicting with America’s constitutional stance on private company control. Judge Stephen B. Davis, vice chairman, issued the warning amid a conference that sparked a sensation and left delegates fearing denial of ratification if such provisions appear.
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International Radio, Conference Today
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Hammill to Broadcast Iowa's Virtues Tomorrow
Gov John Hammill will tell the world about Iowa on the radio tomorrow night speaking from WMAQ and WQJ at 8 30 pm He aims to portray Iowa as a place to live and prosper Hammill departs for Chicago tonight then will travel to Toronto to join other council members for the national tax conference session
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John Hammill
Iowa
Chicago Daily News
WMAQ
WQJ
Hammill
Chicago
Toronto
Executive Council
National Tax Conference
Highway Bullets Bring 3 Officers Suit for $50 000
The article reports a civil suit seeking $50 000 unrelated to the county, with statements from Travis and Bentley. Edwards and Mrs. Edwards did not attend the county attorney's office. Mason claims the county must pay, while the county is not a defendant and state agents acted without solicitation.
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Edwards
Bentley
Mason
Cedar Falls
Frank Bentley
Black Hawk County
Cedar Rapids Dog Show Opens With Record Entries
The sixth annual Cedar Rapids dog show began with 250 canines entered from Iowa Illinois Ohio Kentucky Nebraska and Wisconsin. Mrs W C Edminston of Ralston Nebraska had the largest entry list with 31 dogs.
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Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Nebraska
Wisconsin
W. C.edminston
Ralston, Neb
Corn Belt College Students Frolic at Campus Party
Corn Belt College reports a social gathering by business college students in the K P building with a large attendance. Miss Bessie Mason of Traer Ia has won a scholarship through the Dairy Cattle Congress. Building permits list Cleo B Smith garage 150, L J Micka repair shop 100, H A Eason garage 300, Charles Willard heating plant unseen, G Gilmore heating plant unknown, Harry Hummel heating plant unknown, Floyd Teeter heating plant unknown.
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K. P
Bessie Mason
Traer
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cleo B.smith
Home Park
L. J. Micka
Jefferson
H. A. Eason
Eighth West
Charles Willard
Dawson
G. Gilmore
Hawthorne
Harry Hummel
Third West
Floyd Teeter
Archer
Rock Island Man Charged In Oil Burner Confidence Game
G. J. Heign, 37, was arrested in Rock Island by Capt. Morris and Driver Smith on sheriff H. T. Wagner’s request. Heign faces charges of operating a confidence game tied to the sale of oil burners in Rock Island County.
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Lee Smith
H. T. Wagner
Rock Island ‘County
Rock Island
Hl Heign
Illinois Sher
Prisoner to Appear Tonight for Iff Hearing
Reports indicate an appearance expected tonight for the prisoner before officials. Details on charges or court venue are not provided in the fragment.
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Iff
Paralyzed Man Ends Life in Des Moines
Des Moines on October 7 reports Kenneth Doud aged 23 who was partly paralyzed and reportedly asphyxiated himself, believed to have acted because he felt he was a burden to his family.
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Kenneth Doud
Marriage Licenses for Dorman and Pride in Waterloo
Carl W. Dorman and Arnette Pride, both of Waterloo, have been granted marriage licenses. The official record lists their names and city of residence. The ceremony details were not provided in the readable text.
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Carl W. Dorman
Waterloo
Arnette Pride
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