Remus Grips Jail as Grand Jury Opens On Wife's Death
Cincinnati, Oct 8 A grand jury faces the shooting death of Mrs Imogene Remus 38 wife of George Remus bootleg king Remus sits in county jail awaiting the inquiry after pleading not guilty to first degree murder He and prosecutor Taft Jr expect a quick indictment The case hinges on testimony from chauffeur George Klug and Mrs Remus adopted daughter Ruth Remus Remus claims innocence and will defend himself Dodge calls Remus a liar and coward noting a $8000 head price while detailing alleged past raids and imprecations over the Remus marriage and divorce proceedings
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Cincinnati
INS
George Remus
Imogene Remus
Remus
George Klug
Chicago
Lars Remus
Lansing
Mich
Franklin Dodge
Dodge
Mary Hubbard
Mrs Dow to Retire as Head Methodist Missionary Society
Mrs Oner S Dow, longtime president of the Des Moines branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church, announced she would not stand for reelection at the session in Clinton Iowa Oct 8. The conference will close with recognition services for six Iowa women heading to foreign service this fall. Speakers included Bishop Frederick Keeney, Mrs D C Perry, and Miss Olive Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Des Moines
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Oner S. Dow
Iowa
China
Frederick Keeney
Omaha
D. C. Perry
Monmouth
Olive Gould
Jubbulpore
India
Births Reported In Waterloo Area Pregnancies
Mr and Mrs Peter G C Hoffman route 2 Waterloo announce Sept 25 a daughter Lois Clare. Mr and Mrs William E Brunson 114 Adrian Sept 26 a son Donald. Mr and Mrs Steve Pavicich 122 Sumner Sept 23 a daughter Diana Irene. Mr and Mrs Edward Buehler 619 Eleventh West Sept 21 twin sons Donald Earl and Dale Merle. The return shows 11 children born to this couple with four dead. Mr and Mrs Englehart Rogers 627 Pine Oct 7 a daughter Lucile Jane. Mr and Mrs John L Kane 701 Webster Sept 25 a son Ben Edward. Mr and Mrs George F O Connell Poyner township Sept 22 a son Daniel Gena. Mr and Mrs John Lawrence O Connell 916 Denver Sept 20 a son Donald Joseph. Mr and Mrs Floyd Manly Myers Poyner township Oct 5 a daughter Geraldine Ardith. Mr and Mrs Wyman Fiske Marshall 503 Kingboard Oct 3 a son Jack Wyman. Mr and Mrs Edward E O Connors St Francis hospital Sept 9 a daughter Theresa Marie. Parents live near Reinbeck Mrs Charles Maxwell Williams 2424 Fourth East Sept 26 a son Charlie Maxwell Jr. Mr and Mrs Walter F Sieglaff 921 Second West Sept 30 a son Charles Latta. Mr and Mrs Glen W W Mack 510 Archer Sept 24 a son Glen Harry. Mr and Mrs Delmar H Spronil 731 Magnolia Sept 27 a son Kenneth Hugh. Mr and Mrs Herman F Hays 544 Talend Sept 8 a daughter Genevieve oan.
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Peter GC. Hoffman
Waterloo
Lois Clare
William E. Brunson
Adrian
Donald
Steve Pavicich
Sumner
Diana Irene
Edward Buehler
Eleventh West
Donald Earl
Dale Merle
Irving
Englehart Rogers
Pine
Lucile Jane
John L. Kane
Webster
Ben Edward
George F. O'Connell
Poyner Township
Daniel Gena
John
Lawrence O'Connell
Denver
Donald Joseph
Floyd Manly Myers
Geraldine Ardith
Wyman Fiske Marshall
Kingbard
Jack Wyman
Edward E. O'Connor
St. Francis
Theresa Marie
Reinbeck
Charles Maxwell Willams
Fourth East
Charlies Maxwell, Jr
Walter F. Sieglaff
Second West
Charles Latta
Glen WW. Mack
Archer
Gien Harry
Delmar H. Spronil
Magnolia
Kenneth Hugh
Herman F. Hays
Genevieve Oan
The Almost Gone Whooping Crane Interview Feature
William T. Hornaday narrates an interview with a surviving Whooping Crane. The crane describes its Alaska birth, migration from the Kenai to the plains, wintering in Texas or Louisiana, and a Kansas man who captured him after a fog landings in a farmyard. He notes about 200 cranes remain and laments habitat loss.
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Whooper
Jess
Lfe
Iowa
Audubon’s
Birds of America
Iowa State College
United States
Kansas
Zoological Parks
Zoological Park
Kenai Peninsula
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Alberta
Coast Mountains
Rockies
Big Plains
Plains
Texas
Louisiana
Copyright
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Iowa-Ohio Game Draws Waterloo Fans on Dad's Day
The Iowa-Ohio State football clash in Iowa City drew Waterloo supporters including C. A. Clark J. C. Murtagh Neil D. Jackson and Miss Agnes Thomas along with several others. Many traveled by rail on the W. F. & N. rail line while some came by motor. Dad's Day was celebrated at the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Waterloo
C. A. Clark
J. C. Murtagh
Neil D. Jackson
Agnes Thomas
W. A. B. Graham and Son
Richard
P. H. Frank
R. H. Garrison
S. F. McGinn
Russell Lamson
F. & N. Railroad
The
State University
Stover Heads Churches at Ta convention
In Jewell Ta on Oct 8 Rev rank F Stover of Union Ta was elected president of the Association of Town Federated Union and Community Churches at the convention closing yesterday. Officers will select the next conference city as thirty eight churches were represented.
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Stover
Jewell
Rank F. Stover
Union
Association of Town Federated, Union and Community Churches
New Illinois Central agent joins Waterloo station
M. J. Flicker is the new traveling freight and passenger agent for the Illinois Central, stationed at Waterloo. He comes from Toledo where he managed the off line office, attended Tiffin schools, and now works from the ILGC freight house with residence at 114 Williston avenue. He is married with one son, Richard.
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Illinois Central System
Waterloo
M. J. Flicker
Toledo
Central
Tiffin
Il.gc
Williston Avenue
Richard
Ida B Wise Smith Re-Elected Head of Temperance Union
Ida B Wise Smith of Des Moines was reelected president of the 54th annual Iowa state convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Indianola. Officers elected include Z C Thornburg as vice president, Carrie Ballenger as recording secretary, Ruth Whyte as corresponding secretary, and Lucile Shadle as treasurer. The convention praised the University of Iowa Bible school and maintained strong support for prohibition laws. Iowa City will host the 1928 convention, selected over Cedar Falls. President Walter A Jessup of Iowa University sent greetings.
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Indianola
Ida B.’ Wise Smith
Des Moines
Iowa City
Women’s Christian Yemperance Union
Z. CG. Thornburg
Carrie Ballenger
Council Bluffs
Ruth. Whyte
Goldfield
Lucile Shadle
State Board of Education
University of Iowa
Radio Programs Tonight Sunday and Monday on Central Time
Radio fans may enjoy a musical program tonight with Eddie Dooley discussing new football rules on Red Network at 6, then Sara Bande Trio at 6 10, Abbey Sisters on Blue Network at 7, U S Army Band from Blue Network at 8, Victor Herbert's The Only Girl with Wilda Bennett on Blue Network at 8, and Keystone Duo with balladeers on WJZ at 9. Many stations list ongoing programs and schedules through midnight with varied concerts and orchestras.
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Eddie Dooley
Red
Sarabande
Helen Berlin
Victoria Danin
Field
Abbey Sisters
Blue
United States Army Band
Washington, D. C
Blue Network
Victor Herbert
Wilda Bennett
Joe Webern
Miss Bennett
Harold Sanford
WOW
WOC
WHO
Keystone Duo
Balladeers
WJZ
Realtors to Attend State Convention in Council Bluffs
Lester W. Miller secretary of the Waterloo Real Estate board will represent Waterloo at the Iowa Association of Real Estate boards convention in Council Bluffs Tuesday through Thursday with two or three other Waterloo Realtors likely to attend Headline speakers include Henry G Zander Chicago president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards William E B Herren Waterloo director of the extension department Gerald F Healy Flint C L Perkins Chicago and Guy W Ellis Detroit
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Lester W. Miller
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Henry G. Zander
Chicago
National Association of Real Estate Boards
William EB. Herren
National Association
Gerald F. Healy
Flint
Mich
C. L
Des Moines Radio Station KITNT Ordered to Power Cut
Des Moines area station KITNT at Muscatine Iowa was ordered by the federal radio commission to cut power from 3000 to 1000 watts effective October 15 to reduce interference with three New York stations, according to a Washington dispatch.
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Des Moines
KITNT
Muscatine
Federal Radio Commission
Washington
New York
Radio Stubcast Listings and Concert Mentions
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous radio stations and concert items. Names include WHO, WLW, KFAB, WJZ, WEAF, WTMJ and others with mentions of orchestras, bands, solos, and programs such as Verdi operas and minstrels, alongside times like 9 PM and various musical acts.
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WLW
KFAB
Good Will
WGR
Jenny Wren
WEAF
Poets
Pantheon
WSAL
Johnston
KPFAB
Nebraska A
WEAP
Davis Orchestra
WHO
Agitators
Dept
WOC
WRC
WCAE
WDAF
WWJ
WSM
WBZ
KDKA
WIZ
KMA
Wccco
South Sea Islanders Cwbai
al Friedman
Statler Dance Orchestra
Palais D'Or Orchestrs
WOS
Ramblers
IFF
M.— Who
Organ
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Dodge Oays
Prohibition
Ixote
Tee
Theal
By Ben Batsford
William T. Hornaday
M. E. Church
Ida B. Wise Smith
Temperance Union
Cedar Falls
Walter A. Jessup
Iowa University
Associate Press
Westinghouse Band
Wcco
Nicollet
WLS
Pied Piper
Philbrick
Happy Harmony
Ponce Sisters
WEBH
Edgewater Orchestra
WEZ
Boston Symphony Orchestra
United Synagog
WHAS
Kentucky Orchestra
WGY
WMAQ
Land of Dance
Philce Hour
Kuhn
WSAI
WGN
Quartet
Horner Conservatory
KTHS
Keystone
Davis Dance
Weco
Infantry
Lowe's Orchestra
Hagan
Wdid
AL Me
EMA
Presbyterian
Gloria
Philbreck
Granadas
Little Brown
Yale
Story Lady's Hour
Major Bowes
Little Symphony
Sunday Evening Club
Congregational Church
Collier’s Hour
KYW
WJR
KSD
F. M
WRCO
Woo
Atwater Kent Hour
Nina Morgana
May Chainey
Vio
Linist
WSB
WMC
Wooo
Crosley Concert Orchestra
Morley Singers
WHAM
Mi Wgn
KOA
Immaculate Conception
WJID
Godrey Ludlow
Lolita Gainsberg
Sam 'N” Henry
Music Box
Bilent
Gibson’ Trio
Ruby
Congress
Roxy's
Gang
KDEA
EYW
Christensen’s. Orchestra
Curtis
Pride
Sevelt
Cedar Rapids
Nysam
Egkill
Courier Box
WBM
Jashkon Anbee
WBE
G. C. Kennedy
RCA
Westinghouse
General Electric
RCA Radiotron
First National Bank Bldg
Johnson’s Gardens
Russell-Lamson Orchestra
Armory
Deane and His Seven Serenaders
Mason City
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