Matty Mathewson Funeral Draws Nation to Lewisburg
The funeral for baseball idol Mathewson drew thousands to Market Street in Lewisburg as pallbearers and famed baseball figures attended. Bell rings and bugles accompanied the procession from Bucknell and the Saranac Lake resort death. Students from Bucknell joined in paying tribute as the body lay in state and the burial plans were announced.
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Lewisburg
Ch Mathewson
Market Stre
Matty
Serta
Mathewson
Enlil
Boston National League Baseball Club
John McGraw
New York Giants
David Bancroft
Edward Weillly
Boston Club
Ernest Sterling
Bronxville
N. Y
Albert Powell
New Haven
Conn
Frank
Everett
Lewisbore Prasbyte
Sucquehanna River Bridge
Bucknell
Stoughton
Saranac S Lake
Vandervoort on Stand to Plead in Sleep Killing Case
Mrs. Delia Vander voort testifies before Butler County grand jury in Allison Iowa about the fatal shooting of Rev. R J Vander voort by their 17 year old son Warren in Parkersburg the night of Aug 6 The mother plans to show the boy acted in sleep and was nervous and unbalanced under strain The county attorney said the jury may not finish investigations until early next week
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Allison
Delia Barber Vandervoort
Butler County Grand Jury
R. J. Vandervoort
Warren
Parkersburg
Vandervoort
Indian Ready to be Hanged When Given New Suit of Clothes
Prescott Ariz Oct 19 An Indian prisoner named George Dixon Svianamei prepared for his execution after being provided a fresh suit of clothes for the gallows He expressed readiness to meet God and spoke cheerfully about the fate. Invitations printed on playing cards were sent to 43 people for a dance. The body will be taken to Ri man Ariz for burial in Hualapai tribal rites.
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Prescott
Ariz
Altho
Bere
Bert M. Cavell
Arizona
George Dixon Svianamei
Ge Fo Saiananiei
Riman
Lutheran Pastors Return From National Brother Convention
Rev. Henry Mueller and Rev. F. Herbert Moehlman, pastors of First and Trinity American Lutheran churches, returned Friday from Minneapolis where they attended the Lutheran Brotherhood of America session at Hotel Nicollet. More than 2,000 were served at the banquet Thursday evening. The new parish plan for First Lutheran was announced with a meeting set for Sunday to discuss business.
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Henry Mueller
F. Herbert Moehlman
First
Trinity American Lutheran
Minneapol
Lutheran Brotherhood of American
Hotel Nicolle
Firs Lutheran
News Briefs Moscow Alossow tributed to exr Bi Se
Moscow brief mentions an unclear event involving Alossow and exr Bi Se. It references new inn ha £ ome quai Athantic City and Noobs ean Pottery, plus a pral ert he un Specht oe salution. The wording is fragmentary and unnamed, with minimal readable facts.
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Moscow
Alossow Diztr
Harvest Festival Lights Salvation Army Hall Programs
Salvation Army barracks on Water street hosted a festive harvest program with vegetables fruits and autumn decor. Activities include a parade Saturday outdoor service a youth program in the Sunny School and a Monday night rally to sell donated produce for the Iowa Salvation home in South Africa. Proceeds support flame league goals while Knights of Columbus sponsor Columbus day events with local dignitaries and musical readings.
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Salvation Army
Water Street
Army Eed
Por Africa
Iowa Salvation Home
South Africa
Am Enterprise Nyin
Flame League
Eddie Bowe
Walter Lee
William Hoop
Auto theft confession hits three cars and a romance
Cecil Steggall of Atchison admits stealing three automobiles in Missouri and Iowa last month, driven to Central City and Washburn, with a roadster from St Joseph and a car from St Louis. He also confessed eloping with Mrs Thelma Hise to Iowa and claims leniency for his brother. Federal officials see a wider auto theft ring moving from Missouri into neighboring states. Steggall is held to the grand jury on a $2000 bond as authorities pursue two accomplices.
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Cedar Rapids
Cecil Steggall
Atanosa
Berty
J. C. Stoddard
Steggall
Steegan
State Reformatory
St. Yoseph
Central City
Augus
St. Louis
Washboneon
Thelma Hise
Towa City Knights of Columbus in Columbus Day Fete
In Town, City, La Oct 10 the local Knights of Columbus plan a land ing day program marking Columbus landing in North America. Principal speakers will be Brice K Mahan associate editor of the state historical society and Father Joseph Wegner of St Mera church.
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Town
City
Columbus
Brice K. Mahan
The
State Historical Society
Hey
Joseph Wegner
St. Mera's Sehurch
Police Notes Fortified in county jail on robbery charge
A Black suspect was arrested at 2:25 p m after his father reported a pistol in the youth s possession. He was taken into custody and held on a jail charge connected to a driver investigation involving Ray Welch.
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Ralica
Ray
Welch
Underwriters Meet in Monthly Island Forum
A fragmented notice shows a monthly gathering of underwriters at a marine site on an island. The readable lines indicate a scheduled meeting in the context of maritime concerns, with attendees or details obscured.
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Hoon
Tua Island
Sunrise Wilt Report From Local Prep Event
Fragmented OCR note describes a morning event with a regular practice or ceremony at shrine grounds. Mentions sunrise, Maufer, plows, No. 4, White, and 7 am. Coverage unclear but notes a sunrise wilt in a local ceremony setting.
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Ethany
Mauer al Fe
Priday Lovening
Editor McCutcheon Dies at Cedar Rapids
Editor Lloyd McCutcheon, 50, longtime Iowa journalist and editor of the Mount Vernon Hawkeye Record, died in Cedar Rapids after an operation for appendicitis. A native of Washington, he lived in Mount Vernon two decades and previously edited Watering and Hudson papers before joining the Mount Vernon staff. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Cedar Ranida
Lloyd McCutcheon
Mount Vernon
Old Apple Tree in Wayne County October Harvest
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an old apple tree in Wayne County and October harvest details. Mentions of fruit, autumn season, and references to a holiday period. exact dates and names are unclear due to garbled text.
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Wayne County
Wason City Company Buys Cement Plant
Wason City Company announced the purchase of the Gilmore City cement plant in North Iowa. Represented by C. H. Asar-Nder, the deal values the site at around ten thousand dollars and cites extensive rock hills containing raw material for more than 70 years as the plant’s principal asset.
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Wason City Company
Ore City
Gilmore City
Nettland Cement
Wretera
Parthing Cement C Company
C. Ih. Asar- Nsder
Gimeons To Meet At Jenks Home For Supper
Gideortis to gather at the home of Mr and Mrs F Willis Jenks for supper this evening. Dele from the order will go to Oclenn tomorrow morning to conduct er wel feces in the Baptist and Free man churches. In the evnates they will have charge of Pretns Bapthar and Methods Jroup.
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Gimeons
Gideortis
F Willis Jenks
Baptist
Freeman
Czechoslovakian Debt Fixed Up In Week
The Czecho-Slovakia debt settlement with the American debt commission reduces the U S obligation for principal to 115 million dollars, with a 12 year amortization. Congress must approve a lump sum reduction of about 2.68 million. The plan starts December with 3 million dollars annual payments for 18 years, then rises to over 36 million dollars annually.
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Washington, Dbd. C
Couny
Coui
American Commission On
Congress
Treasurys
Marberry in Box Holds Pittsburgh in Warm Contest
Details from a box score style dispatch describe a tense game between the Pirates and Senators. Marberry worked for Washington, with early defensive indifference and late offensive pressure from Cookie Gilhooley era notes a dropped ball, fielding errors, and base running near misses. Tradeoffs include crowded innings with no runs in the first frames and scattered hits by both sides, highlighted by Peckinpaugh’s catches and Wright’s sacrifice, culminating in a tight, error-heavy contest as the crowd and Mrs. Coolidge react to key moments.
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Sirike Wa
Judge
Grantham
Pirates
Traynor
Ofela
Smith
Harris
Wright
Goslin
Peckinpaugh
Senators
Joe Harris
Myer
Kremer
Moore
Carey
Remer
Muddy Ruel
Rice
Stan Harris
Goose Goslin
Goose
Cuyler
Nice
Mrs. Coolidge
Flrst
Cuver
Barnhart
Guyer
Barnhar
Marberry
Washington
Anugh
Wrights
Grantbear
Beppe Lodge
Ferguson
Gradtham
Innin Pirates
Sam Rice
Ward
Stice
Ralle
Peckine Pough
Pack
Grant
Ruel
Antham
Krenter
Alcore
Carey Strroke
Kremer Aas
Simach
Peck
Rallar
Gosim
Grasa
Barnhard
McNeese
Barnbare
McNeely
Tal
Goose Gostin
Myers
Urmpire McCormick
S'tucke
Rico
Harry Hooper
Boston Red Sox
Rigler
Nat
Perk
Arrested for intoxication in municipal court
Cintoh Brewer was arrested yesterday afternoon on a drunkenness charge. He was fined 350 and sentenced to bail defaults of 13 as per municipal court records.
Shoppers Riot Over Detention Of Poor Mother
In San Francisco a crowd of irate women stormed a drygoods store after the proprietor refused to release a supposed poverty struck mother of five arrested for stealing a 23 cent scarf. Shoppers threw merchandise as the plea failed.
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San Francisco
Cal
APJ
Senators Rally, Harris Homer Secures Pirates Win
In a tense game, Harris hits a homer in right as Goslin shines for Washington. Pirates resist with Traynor and Kremer strong on the mound, but costly errors and late rallies shape a turn of events in the series.
Wolf Starts for Cell With Death Riding at Elbow
John W. Worthington known as the wolf of la Salle street faces two years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary after failing to obtain a stay. He is en route to prison partially paralyzed and diabetic and had completed a will estimated at 2 million dollars for his two daughters. Creditors seek 14 000 from Florida bonds misappropriated by a former employee and Los Angeles prosecutors plan indictments for embezzlement of 50 000 from southern California investors.
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Chicago
John W. Worthington
la Salle Street
United States
Mexico
Federal Penitentaary
Atlanta
Ales
Cart
Wip
Iank
Florida
Worthington
Veterans Leader Jacob Roehmier Elected Local Colonel
Jacob Roehmier, age 63, elected colonel of the Black Hawk County Veterans Association at the association’s memorial hall reunion on Wednesday. A Cedar Falls resident since 1857, he served in the Third Iowa Infantry beginning April 4, 1864, at age 13, for 11 months in the Civil War. His brothers Charles, Philip, Edward, Swilliam also served. only eight from their Third Iowa company survived. Roehmier ran a Cedar Falls farm from 1879 to 1916 and previously worked as a shoemaker. He resides at 1317 Franklin Street.
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Jacob Noehmier
Black’ Hawk County
Third Town Infantry
Charles
Andersonville
Philip
Edward
Swilliam
Third Iowa Infantry
Roehmler
Jacob
Col
Boehmler
Franklin Street
Cedar Falls
Five relaters seek special prosecutor in county case
The five relaters bring waste proceedings against County Attorney WLA Cook and ask Tad J H Applegate to appoint Earl Vic Kent of Guthrie Center as prosecutor for the October trial. Judge Applegate has not yet appointed, sending a letter to Vincent asking if he would accept. Vincent is with Baischelet and Vincent in Guthrie Center. he graduated from Iowa College of Law in 1912.
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Wla
Cook
Tad J.H. Applegate
Earl Vickent
Guthrie Center
J. W. Thompson
Applegate
Oek
Vincent
Dudgell Applegate
Three Colorado school friends killed in Denver crash
A late night auto collision on the Golden Denver road killed three Colorado school friends and injured three others. The dead are Pattison Fisher of New York City 21 John L Des Jardines of Denver and Earnest Evzene Payne 17 a freshman from College Hill. The injured include Thomas Shea han junior Fort Logan with a fractured skull PF X Corbett of New York City and H C Coombs of Denver with undetermined injuries. The crash happened when the light sport car driven by Payne lacking lights struck a roadster carrying Fisher and 42 students returning from a football game in Greeley.
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Denver
Colo
Get
Colorado
Cara
Goden- Denver Rosa
Patison Fisher
New York City
John L. Desjardines
Earnest Evzene’ Payne
Freachman
College Hill
Thomas J. Sheahan
Fort Logan
Grand Jury Seeks More Time on Dakota Bankers Case
A. W. Wert, ex treasurer of the rural credits board, likely won’t face ambezzlement charges until April. Wert and Harry Quackenbush, former cashier of the National Bank of Commerce, pleaded not guilty. The federal grand jury considered a resolution asking for further investigation before proceeding with embezzlement and misappropriation charges.
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Bierre
A. W. Wert
Rural Credits Board
Hwert
Federal
D. Elliott
Harry Quackenbush
National Bank of Commerce
Ewert
Federal Grand Jury
Labor to Ask Card on Shipping Articles Made by Child Labor
Atlantic City October 10 Organized labor may push a law to ban shipment of child labor products across states that prohibit child employment. Vice President Mathew Woll urged the American Federation of Labor to seek federal or inter state action. President John L. Lewis of the mine unions will arrive to discuss the anthracite issue at the convention.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Oet
Organized Labor
Mathew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Tawa
John L. Lewis
Mite
Kaisers Marriage Estranged People Diplomat Declares
Los Angeles Oct 10 Baron Hans Gebsaz a Berlin diplomat long in Germany’s service says he fears the ex Kaiser’s marriage so soon after the former emperor’s death will inflame German hatred and that his name will be ostracized. His son Ernest and other officials attended a German consul event. Gebsaz asserts Germany will never have prohibition.
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Los Angeles
Cal
INS
Baron Hans Gebsaz
Berlin
Comany
Ernest
Gernes
Germany
MacMillan Ships Storm Bound Near Home
Monhegan Island Me Oct 10 AP MacMillan Arctic expedition returns from a severe Arctic summer finds itself stormbound on the coast of Monhegan less than 40 miles from home Governors representatives navy and dignitaries set to greet the voyagers A party of relatives friends and newsmen journeyed from Wiscasset to welcome Lieut Commander MacMillan who hailed the expedition for its science and bravery He praised Dr Walter N Koeltz for 1500 Arctic specimens and lauded the crew for enduring 6700 miles of perilous travel while noting Norse ruins and potential Greenland Labrador research remains.
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Monhegan Island
Macmillan Arctic Expedition
Arctic
Monhegan
Wiscasset
Ralph O. Brewsbry
United States Navy
Sheepscat
North Pole
Cere
Dead Man's Core
MacMillan
Walter N. Koeltz
Ducob’ Gayor
Nyer
Greenland
Labrador
IowA Waltons oppose Lake Levet lift effort
Iowa Izaak Walton league members meet in session at Des Moines to express gratification over a land protection stance led by National President Will H. Dilg. They protest plans to raise water levels of northern Minnesota lakes, warning several thousand acres of habitat would be destroyed, notably Rainy Lake. Dilg outlines the wild life bill advancing in Congress establishing the Mississippi preserve. Waterloo president Judge George Wood reports league activities. officers to be elected tonight.
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Doone
INSI
Izaak Walton Weakue
Iowa
Tolly
Iland
Will H. Dilg
League
Minnesota
Dig
Sever- CU Power ‘Companies
Rainy Lake
Rnoise Hovel
Dilg
Congress
Mississippi
George, Wood
Waterloo
Iowa League
Wayne County Road Route Fight Settled
Wayne County April 10 UPI The fight over changing primary road 14 between Corydon and Chariton ended in a truce. The state highway commission will implement the direct route as originally planned, reducing distance from Corydon to Chariton and Des Moines once completed.
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Corydon
UPI
Wayne County Board of Supervisor
State Highway Commission
Corsdan
Chariton
Jgbways Commission
Des Moines
Des Moines Printer Sues Ku Klux Klan Over Breach
The Iowa Printing Company of Des Moines files suit against the Ku Klux Klan and Empire Publishing Co alleging breach of contract. The plaintiff contends the Klans agreed to publish its servant organ the Klan Courier in its plant on the basis of a 72,000 dollar payment. The press was installed and two months later the paper’s affairs deteriorated amid uncertainty and delay involving Washington.
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Des Moines
Gla
Lowa Printing
Self Defense Verdict Frees Woman in Iowa Case
Coroner’s jury in Des Moines returned a verdict that a woman who shot Olav Jordon was acting in self defense. The case centered on a confrontation aboard a ferry where Jordon allegedly attacked the woman. she claimed fear for her life and used a butcher knife in defense.
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Nes Moines
TFI— Mira
Labia Tordan
Negra
Olav Jordon
Sordon
Esidense
Jordon
Hs W Ferry
Butcher Knlfe
Weave Wisconsin Sing At Oelwein Sunday
Martin Heyde will give a sacred concert recital in Zion Lutheran Church Oelwein Sunday evening His program will include Italian English and German numbers Moyne teaches voice in Oelwein every Friday afternoon.
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Martin Heyde
Zion Lutheran Church
Oelwein
Mr. Moyne
icelandic strawberry point creamery wins gold in dairy show
Word from Iowa notes the Strawberry Point Creamery capturing a gold medal at the Indiana dairy show preliminary. Allison Mrs R J Vandervoort faces a grand jury over a fatal shooting by her 17 year old son. Bert Ferris of Spencer indicted for manslaughter in Helen Knight death after a Langdon auto crash. Body of unidentified man turned over to University of Iowa after ten days. local officers failed to identify him. The man is unidentified and presumed to sleep.
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Bert Ferris
Spencer
Helen Knight
Langdon
Perrig
University of Iiowa
Radical political turmoil and security measures abroad
Reports from London Paris and Florence describe rising fascist intimidation and censorship as governments brace for potential violent action. Police patrols increase in Paris while authorities express concern over communist plots and public safety. UK and Italian outlets note fear, casualties, and shifting power amid unrest.
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UA Wagner
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Ty Cobb
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Babs
Father Molloy
Tarvelto Fruitsion
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J. Or. Malloy
Khe Chan
Knights of Columbus
E+ ary lodge
Lthk Out
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J. L. Dolan
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Dancy Ing
John Fitzgerald
Grand Knight
Ights of Columbus
Towa City
K. C
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Watering
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Fater
Hares Kiester
Irehag
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Wat Sapien
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Breit Fruit
Helliday
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Siuer
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D*zbee
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Eateh
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Wolf
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Center
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