Priest Shot by Aggrieved Woman in Confessional
Chicago reports Rev Basil Stetsuk was shot multiple times in a church confessional by Mrs. Ein Stratynsky who claimed motive related to alleged misused church funds. Police deem her mentally deranged and an inquest was planned as investigators seek a shooter who may have aided her.
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Weather bureau notes show U S snowfalls not lighter over time
The United States Weather Bureau released long standing records indicating that snowfalls in many regions have fluctuated, with historic maxima in Springfield and Albany, and recent totals near average. Officials say broad trends suggest continued heavy snows may occur, despite claims of a warming pattern.
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French Camel Troops Annihilated by Tribal Attack
Paris dispatch reports 60 native French camel troops wiped out by a 300-strong band of tribal riflemen in a seven hour engagement about 58 miles north of Timbure-Tog.
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Train Crash Injures Several Near Oak Park Crossing
A rear end collision on the Elgin and Chicago Electric line near Oak Park injures a number of people as trains crash at a road crossing. The injured were taken to a hospital.
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Iowa lawmakers eye new bills for December session
State Senator O L Mead says the December special session could include gasoline tax inheritance tax and road building aid measures beyond codification. He notes many members plan one or two bills and aims to place new laws early to fit them into the revised code.
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Iowa Legislators Split on Welfare and Censorship Measures
In Williamsburg and Burt Iowa on October 8 officials announced no plans to revive welfare or censorship bills during the special session. P Gallagher said the censorship measure failed previously and hopes for no new laws. G W Patterson plans to push a graduated net income tax for individuals and corporations at the session.
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City in Brief Weighs News From Around Town
Local items note Weatendith street bridge and a M C A glasses ad. Mrs Walker Maricle leaves tonight after visiting A R Maricle home and plans to visit Conrad, Raymond. Willards of Philadelphia arrive tomorrow for a visit with Wyants and then travel to California. John Jago family in Chicago welcome birth of a son. Sinnard recovers from diphtheria. 59 Franklin quarantine released. Schial family returns from Colorado with granddaughter Gena Shaffner visiting Parkers Cal. Rummage gala announced at Basement First Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 9.
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Famous dogs entered in meet near Cedar Falls
About 60 kennels represented in the beagle hound trials opening on Levereey road between Cedar Falls and Waverly. The first day focused on preliminary work as not all dogs arrived. Dozens of rabbits will be pursued tomorrow and Wednesday with stakes for various beagle classes. Prominent sportsmen entered, including “Lucky Boy” in charge of W D Burdik for Ed Whipple. Early entrants include R C Newton H H Banford George Midoele and more from Iowa Illinois Missouri and Indiana.
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St. Louis
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Cedar Falls Harness Meet At Cedar Falls
Amos Burhans of DeKalb and Cedar Heights is organizing a dog meet at Cedar Falls. Dogs kept at Paulson livery stable Cedar Falls with Cedar Falls Commercial club renting part. Eight farmers allow use of their grounds for the meet. HH Prentice to judge all events except pack race. he enters his stock in the women’s division. Marriage license issued for Leo Pfeiffer and Betty Thorne, both of Waterloo.
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ZR-3 Won’t Return Home Until Spring
Berlin reports the dirigible ZR-3 built by Zeppelin at Frederickshaven for the United States navy cannot start its trans Atlantic flight home until spring. Commander Halsey, naval attache at the American embassy, announced the delay due to work retardation extending about five months.
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