Yaquis Big Factor In Rebel Move In Mexico
Nogales Ariz Oct 10 Ins ten thousand Yaqui Indian tribes men scattered through Sonora held the spotlight in the Mexican revolution today after the killing of rebel leader Alfonso de la Huerta. Gen Pablo Macias Sonora division commander said federal forces ready for an immediate campaign against subsequent outbreaks We await advices before proceeding but are confident the Yaqui difficulty has been disposed of. The surrender of Chief Luis Matuz with 400 Yaquis is significant. American mining men doubt the reported surrender saying it may be to disrupt Indian masses. The Yaquis embittered by loss of lands homes and cattle have become ruthless and seek leaders to form a fighting force. Religion fanatics stir hatred and Yaquis know Sonora terrain making roundup nearly impossible. If Matuz and 400 Yaquis are forced to surrender federal forces will move them to isolated posts outside the Yaqui river country to prevent concentration.
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Nogales
Ariz
INS
Sonora
Alfonso de la Huerta
Pablo Macias
Macias
Luis Matuz
Augustine Burnside
Hollywood
Mexico
Burnside
Francisco Manzo
Ortiz
Hoover Gains West Support in 1928 GOP Drive
California's Hoover leads in 1928 Republican preference, with 144 first choices and 16 second in a Los Angeles Express poll of 188 California newspapers. Gould Lincoln notes Hoover's growing strength in the Midwest, appealing to business leaders and possibly winning several state delegations if he runs.
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Bressman
Hoover
California
Hiram “Johnson
Boulder
Los Angeles, Express
Senator Johnson
Senator Borah
Hughes
Lowdon
Dawes
Longworth
Gould Lincoln
Washington ‘Star
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
West
New York Herald-Tribune
Traer Boy Advances In Aviation Training
Cassius Thomas of Traer Iowa survived elimination tests at Brooks and Kelly flying fields in San Antonio Texas as one of about 40 of 88 cadets. He is now flying solo with a single passenger plane after three weeks of solo piloting following initial instruction and hopes to graduate from the year long training course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Cassius Thomas
Brooks and Kelly Flying Fields
Ben. Antonio
Texas
Newcomers Pour In as Waterloo Sees Population Rise
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association reports a net inflow of 13 residents last week, with 20 families establishing homes versus seven leaving. Names and addresses of new residents include Zila Evans 314 Almond Kris Koch 615 Wellington Cerl Beck 934 Leavitt Arthur Connor 13 Mobile W C G Carr 1148 Forest and others at 423 Lime 1003 Franklin 519 Glenwood 835 Denver 715 Ninth West 362 Allen 511 Lefay 613 Randall 218 Peoria 309 Alien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Zila Evans
Almond
Kris Koch
Wellington
Cerl Beck
Leavitt
H. O L. Garton
Pourth West
I. Bigler
First West
Arthur Connor
Mobile
W. CG. Carr
Lefayoe
Carolyn Crisp
Randall
Clede Foss
Eighth West
HK. E. Brooks
Peoria
George B. Williams
Seasonal dip in August life insurance sales
Life insurance sales in August show a seasonal decline yet remain 3.5 to 5 percent higher than August 1926. Data from 81 companies account for 88 percent of ordinary life business, with new August sales of 681.654 million versus 649.023 million in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Altho
Ministerial Assn Will Fund Cabin at Y Camp Meeting
Waterloo ministers at the annual organization session in Y.M.C.A. auditorium voted to cover the cost of a lodging cabin at Morris Island camp, with expenses shared by represented churches. Rev. Earl W. Main reelected president named 1927 28 committees and set monthly meetings at 10 30 a m with luncheons after sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Morris Island
Earl W. Main
O. M. Yaggy
C. L. Kenagy
W. P. McCormick
A. P. Blough
J. Arthur Young
J. Richmond Morgan
S. A. Cohagan
Florence Brinton
County Home Service
George Watt
William Hardcastle
A. J. Laurie
W. D. Endres
Marseriak Aly
Henry Mueller
W. O
Edwin Boardman
E. B. Mounsey
George Woodall
W. L.steeves
J. W. Whiteside
W.o.chisholm
H. J. Faust
Miss Hof Elected Delegate to State Nurses' Convention
Gertrude Hof of Waterloo was named a fourth district delegate to the state convention of registered nurses at Fort Dodge October 19 and 21. Also named as delegates and alternates were nurses from Hampton Marshalltown Waterloo Cedar Falls Waverly and other cities. The Hampton hospital hosted a district meeting with a Red Cross nursing talk by Miss Cunningham and refreshments served by Hampton hospital nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hof
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Hampton Hospital
Martha Hein
Hampton
Emily Borba
Marshalltown
Della Darling
Gedar Falls
Annaneita
Margaret Driscoll
Waverly
Joy Harmon
Bessie Nielson
Cedar Falls
Minnie Maibauer
Margaret Mastain
Presbyterian Hospital
Willa Goetz
Allen Memorial Hospital
Delia Darling
Red Cross
Two Divorces Granted by Judge Wood In Two Cases
Judge G W Wood granted divorces to Florence Angell and Bertha Davidson from their husbands citing cruelty and desertion with no alimony in either decree. Rachel Thompson filed for divorce from Siveren Thompson, married Aug 21 1919 at Alton, alleging cruelty and seeking custody of Gerald 7 Mereland minors and $2500 alimony plus an injunction to stop harassment at the family home 509 Riverside drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Florence Angell
William Angell
Bertha M. Davidson
William Davidson
Rachel Thompson
Siveren Thompson
Algone
Gerald
Mereland
Riverside Drive
Ames Audition Draws Studio Contenders For Voice Test
Several Martin Heyde studio members are invited to enter the Atwater Kent voice contest at Ames tonight. Participants include Miss Frieda Schmidt Mrs. Leroy Bisdorf Gerald Schmidt Louis Heinzmen Leto Ferris and Russell Wood. Heyde and his students are also invited to broadcast a WEI recital from Ames on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Martin Heyde
Atwater Kent
Ames. In
Frieda Schmidt
Leroy Bisdorf
Gerald Schmidt
Louis Heinzmen
Leto Ferris
Russell Wood
Heyde
WOI
Secret Address Card Sparks Suspicion of Deception
A torn display in a post office shows a letter from Mrs. John Doe at 1001 Main Street Rob in New York to Mr. John Doe at 601 Main Street Waterloo Iowa. The placard instructs proper envelope addressing while a fictitious address raises fears of a possible deception.
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John Doe
Main Street
Robin
N. Y
Waterloo
French pilots fly toward Buenos Aires after Paris takeoff
Dieu donne Costes and Lieut Le Brix launched from Le Bourget at 9:43 aiming for St Louis Senegal then Natal and across the Atlantic to Buenos Aires. Their Breuger biplane carries mail baggage and two envelopes for Argentina's president, with a southern route via Spain Morocco and Tangier.
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le Bourget
France
New York
Dieu
Donne Costes
Lieut. le Brix
Nungesser-Coll
Buenos Aires
St. Louis
Senegal
le Brix
Paris
South America
de Alvear
Argentina
Bemberg
Hispano-Suiza Motor. Co
Bordeaux
Spain
Gibraltar
Tangier
Rabay
Morocco
Pas
St.ouis
Six Boys’ Teams to Campaign for YMCA Members
Six teams of six boys each, chosen by Frank Kirkner and others, will meet at 7 p m Wednesday at the YMCA to begin the boys division membership drive. They will learn selling and campaign literature will be distributed. The first report dinner is set for 7 p m Saturday Oct 29, with another meeting to set the winners dinner date. The top two teams win expenses to the Iowa Illinois game Nov 5 at Iowa City. The next three finishers receive 10 day camp periods, and the sixth and seventh win one year YMCA boys division memberships. To win, each must secure five new members and 10 renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kirkner
EB. R. Record
C. A. Hansen
J. H. Godtfring
Iowa City
Waterloo Beat Iowa to Budget Rotary Talk
Charles C. MacKay Waterloo city official spoke at the Rotary club noon luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson on City Government. He said Waterloo has followed a 18 month ahead financial plan since 1916 and has been ahead of the 1924 state budget law. Bruce Gates outlined three Os tend convention resolutions on Rotary attendance chronology and international committees. Rotarians and wives plan a Rotary reserve dinner and dance Wednesday at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. MacKay
Rotary Club Today
Russell-Lamson
MacKay
Waterloo
Bruce Gates
Ostend
Rotary
Organization of International Committees
Rotary Reserve
Editor Publisher William M. Hamilton Dies After 30 Years
William M. Hamilton, longtime editor and publisher in Marcus and Lakeview, Illinois and Minnesota, died after two years of ill health. He founded the Lakeview Reporter in 1888 and ran it for twenty years before moving to Marcus and buying the Marcus News, which he published for nineteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus
William M. Hamilton
Lakeview
Hamilton
Marcus News
Food Show Opens in Des Moines Coliseum Tonight
Des Moines reports the second local annual food show opening at the Coliseum with about 106 booths in operation on the floor. The event runs all week, drawing exhibitors and attendees to the venue for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Insi
Rockefeller Gift to UC For Social Center Building
University of California president W. W. Campbell announced a gift of 1.75 million dollars from John D. Rockefeller Jr. for a social center and residence building at the Berkeley campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
W. W. Campbell
The
University of California Today
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
University
Burns Fatal in Marshalltown Fire Start
Mrs Clara Briggs aged 64 of Steamboat Rock died from burns received when she started a fire with kerosene in Marshalltown Iowa on October 10. Local authorities report the accident occurred earlier that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Clara Briggs
Steamboat Rock
Weather forecast excerpt with scattered figures
The text presents temperatures for a period with reported highs and lows including Saturday maximum 60 and minimum 38, Sunday highs around 53 with 36 as low, and Monday temperatures noted late morning and afternoon. Some OCR errors distort times and values, but the sequence indicates a cool spell into Monday afternoon.
Three Killed When Train Hits Auto at Blind Crossing
Three people died when an eastbound Milwaukee passenger train struck their sedan at a blind crossing near Richland Ta. The victims were Bert Rider 22 Sigourney Mich ael Woltring 21 and Edward Woltring 24. The car was demolished and the train derailed, witnesses Blaine Johnson 16 and Doris Johnson 13 said the crossing obscured view and the car was traveling at high speed.
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Richland
Milwaukee
Here
Bert Rider
Sigourney
Michael
Woltring
Edward
Blaine Johnson
Doris
Bombing damages Minneapolis Logan theatre during strike
The Logan picture theatre in North Minneapolis was partly wrecked by a bomb early today. Considerable damage occurred to the building but no injuries were reported. It marks the second bombing of moving picture houses since the strike of motion picture workers began a month ago in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
INS
Logan Picture Theatre
B P W to Organize Club in Bach County
A campaign to form a club in every county of Iowa was launched by the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs after a conference in Des Moines. Frieda Schuster of Harlan chaired the state meeting with organizers present as a budget for the next year was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
Frieda Schuster
Harlan
Seventh body pulled from Kimberly mill ruins in Appleton
Appleton Wis Oct 10 Rescue workers recovered the seventh victim of the Kimberly disaster from the paper mill ruins after eight other workers were found or reported dead. Three more men were believed missing, with the death toll rising to ten and seventeen injured. Herman Sprangers was identified as among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Kimberly
Kimberly-Clark Company
Paper Mil
Herman Sprangers
Two Get $100,000 in Registered Mail
In Hollywood California two bandits fired from a second vehicle halted a Bank of Italy messenger Frank W Wilmoth as he crossed an intersection. They forced him from his car and fled with the messenger’s vehicle and seven sacks said to hold $100,000 in checks and negotiable securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
LPI
Bank of Italy
Frank W. Wilmoth
Man Arrested on Charge of Issuing False Check
Henry Kopel of near Washburn was arrested by Detective Hugh Crumline for Sheriff H. T. Wagner on a charge of issuing a worthless check. The $10 check dated May 4 was drawn on Leavitt & Johnson National Bank and made payable to the Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kopel
Washburn
Hugh Crumline
H. T. Wagner
Kopel
Motor Inn
Leavitt & Johnson National Ank
Building Permits Reported In Baltimore Area
Faust heating plant 234 Baltimore and McGowan heating plant 1104 Ackermant filed permits. A. E. Mutton dwelling 2311 Third West listed as permit with total value 1600 dollars.
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Faust
Baltimore
A. E. Mutton
Third West
J. ©. McGowan
Ackermant
Doran Urges Padlock Squads Over Firearms in Prohibition Raids
Washington Oct 10 The Prohibition Commissioner ordered padlock squads to trap dry law violators and urged dry administrators to avoid unnecessary shootings. Agents were told not to enter places with drawn firearms and to use guns only in self defense to reduce terrorizing citizens during raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Prohibition
Doran
Two Women Plan Trans Atlantic Flight From New York
Two women will fly the Sikorsky amphibian Dawn from Roosevelt Field toward Old Orchard Maine as part of a proposed trans Atlantic attempt. Frances Grayson and Ruth Elder will join co pilot Wilmer Stuts in the craft, with barograph sealing urged before departure if possible.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Francis Wilson Grayson
Sikorsky
Old Orchard
New York
Copenhagen
Denmark
Curtiss Field
Frances Grayson
Ruth Elder
Miss Grayson
Atlantic
Wilmer Stars
Stuts
Maine
Washington, D. C
Sikorsky Airplane Corporation of
Schory
Austria to Recall Moscow Minister
Austria will recall its minister to Russia, with no successor planned. Vienna expresses dissatisfaction with telegrams sent by the minister during recent riots, and relations will be handled by a chargé d affaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Austria
Russia
United Press
Vienna
Infantile Paralysis Strikes Local Family Quarantine Started
George Buchan Jr two year old son of George and Mrs Buchan 517 Wellington West is seriously ill with infantile paralysis. The home is quarantined and he was taken ill last week becoming the fourth active case in the city. Charles Swisher eight son of Mr and Mrs B Swisher 410 Sunset Road also seriously ill and requiring medical consultation after rising temperature. Phyllis Berghaus three daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Berghaus 520 Fourth Street West is improving. Clifford Kearney fourteen son of Mr and Mrs William L Kearney 1922 Black Hawk Street is nearly recovered.
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George Buchan, Jr
George Buchan
Wellington Street
Charles Swisher
B. ¥. Swisher
Sunset Road
Swisher
Phyllis Berghaus
Richard Berghaus
Fourth Street West
Clifford Kearney
Myr
William L. Kearney
Black Hawk Street
Beebe Fined $100 for Driving Auto While Intoxicated
Harry Beebe of 1018 Sixth Street West was arrested Saturday by Detective Ralph Davis on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty before Judge George J. Sager in municipal court and was fined $100 plus costs, which he paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beebe
Sixth Street West
Ralph Davis
George J. Sager
Beebe
Methodist Bishop Tenure Change Suggested by Rock River
Chicago Oct 10 The Rock River Methodist Episcopal conference recommended changing bishop tenure from life to a single eight year term in a memorial to the general conference to meet in Kansas City next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock River Methodist Episcopal Conference
General Conference
Kansas City
U S Steel Tonnage Drops in September Report
United States Steel reports an unfilled tonnage decrease of 47 924 tons for September, in its monthly release dated October 10. The decline reflects reduced production and inventory adjustments across the steel giant’s mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wor Gets 15 Years For Burglary Tools
Des Moines reports Anthony Petrilli known as Tony the Wop received a 15 year intermediate sentence in the state penitentiary after being convicted of possessing burglar tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Anthony Petrilli
Tony the
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples at Grandy Center
Ralph M. Wical and Erma G. Thomson of Grandy Center. LaVerre Anderson of Fort Dodge. Grace Bittner of Fort Dodge obtained marriage licenses. Wical Thomson pair lists two individuals. Anderson and Bittner listed with ages 24 and 19 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Wical
Grandy Center
Erma G. Thomson
LaVerre Anderson
Fort Dodge
Grace Bittner
Old Men Oppose 35 Year Life Limit Idea
Washington Oct 10 Many famous Americans oppose Will Durant suggestion that most men should die after 35 years of age. Nicholas Murray Butler Henry Mencken Carrie Chapman Catt Jane Addams George Ade Douglas Fairbanks Walter Johnson all over 35 refuse to consider themselves dead. Ade says his best work came after 50 and 40 marks when one begins to exercise vicariously. Johnson says brain should upgrade after 35 or 40. Catt and Addams note great achievements by those past 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. CG
Will. Durant
Nicholas Murray Butler
Henry L. Mencken
Carrie Chapman
Catt
Jane Addams
George Ade
Douglas Fairbanks
Walter Johnson
Durant
Columbia University
Abraham Lincoln
Gladstone
Palmerston
Washington Baseball Club
Carrie Chapman Catt
Corn and Wheat Yields Estimated by Agriculture Dept
Washington Oct 10 Corn production this year is put at 2 603 437 000 bushels and spring wheat at 313 771 000 bushels by the department of agriculture. Winter wheat is 542 767 000 bushels, making total wheat 866 538 000 bushels. Conditions on Oct 1 show corn 73.6 percent of normal and spring wheat 88.4 percent quality versus 10 year average 86.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Dreyfuss Sells Pirates Report Denied
The New York Evening World reports Barney Dreyfuss sold the Pittsburgh Pirates to Lew C. Wentz for about 3 million dollars. Dreyfuss denies any sale or offers, stating the club has not been sold and no offer exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Evening World
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lew C. Wentz
Pittsburgh
Woman Driver Kills Pedestrian on Sidewalk in Marshalltown
Mrs. Lydia Eason died in a Marshalltown hospital after a car driven by Mrs. R A Dalton mounted a curb and dragged her along the sidewalk. Dalton could not explain the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Lydia Eason
R. A. Dalton
Florence Jacqueline Goughnour Marries Donald S Stocking
Waterloo announces the marriage of Florence Jacqueline Goughnour to Donald S Stocking of Pasadena Cal son of Mrs L D Stocking Independence. Ceremony at 10 30 am today at Independence Presbyterian church officiated by Rev R V Gilbert. They will reside on Fifth Avenue Independence after a trip east.
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J. H. Goughnour
Waterloo
Florence Jacqueline
Donald S. Stocking
Independence
L. D. Stocking
Pasadena
Cal
R. V. Gilbert
Presbyterian Church
Stocking
Fifth Avenue
Five Die in Fire at Eugene Hotel in San Francisco
Five men died and three were critically burned when a fire destroyed the Eugene hotel, a lodging house, in San Francisco yesterday. Two deceased were identified as M. O'Neil and E. D. Somers, while three others remained unidentified.
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San Francisco
Cal
INS
Eugene Hotel
M. O'Neil
E. D. Somers
Junkers Plane Delayed En Route to United States
Unfavorable weather in Lisbon keeps the Junkers plane from taking off for the Azores. The flight carries Lilli Dillen, the Viennese actress, and arrived in Lisbon last week from Amsterdam.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Junkers
United States
Azores
Lilli Dillen
Amsterdam
Road transfer requested to county system near La Porte
Citizens from La Porte City Spring Creek township appear before the county board asking the county to take over five miles of township road from near the bridge northeast of La Porte to the Jubilee road intersection. Postmaster George Fields notes rural carriers struggle to pass. Dr R B Fields calls the road among the worst in the county. The stretch lies three miles in Spring Creek and two miles in Fox townships. petitioners seek drainage and graveling.
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la Porte City
Spring
Creek Township
County Board of Supervisors
la Porte
Rogti
George
Ithru
Dr. R
B. Fields
Beach and Widow Refused Bond In Murder Case
Mays Landing New Jersey October 10 Release on bail denied to Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach charged with murder of her husband Dr William Lilliendahl after arraignment both had been held since last week. Supreme Court Justice Luther Campbell rejected pleas for freedom citing Hall Mills precedent.
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Mays. Landing
N. J
INS
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
William Lilliendahl
Rainy Spell Marks Record Length in 12 Years
Weather records analyzed by J. T. Ridler in Oelwein show the September-October spell of 15 days with rain is the longest in 12 years. Ridler, a volunteer observer, notes the period featured the most continuous rain in over a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ridler
Ab Oelwein
Wife Sues D Field Malone for Divorce
Doris Stevens, wife of Dudley Field Malone, prominent New York attorney, filed for divorce charging she was refused admission to his residence. The couple married in October 1921 in Peekskill New York. Stevens is a noted feminist and Lucy Stone League member. Malone helped defend in the Stopes trial in Dayton Tennessee.
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Paris
INS
Doris Stevens
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Malones
Peekskill
N. Y
Lucy Stone League
Malone
Stopes
Dayton
May Sue Brokers for Bank's Losses
The Aurora Trust and Savings Bank may sue Chicago brokerage houses that acted as agents for its young president John L. Esser. Esser blames the stock market for losses estimated up to 400000 dollars. Bank officers may pursue restitution through civil suits.
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Aurora
Til
Aurora Trust, & Savings Bank
John L. Esser
Chicago
Esser
Seek Body of Caddy Believed Murdered
Chicago authorities hunted the body of Ted dy Franks a 15 year old caddy missing from his home for a week. Investigators believe he was slain after a quarrel with another caddy near Skokie and Bob o Link Country clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Skokie
Bob-o-Link
Teddy Franks
Teddy
Pastor to Appeal Church Expulsion in Durand
Chicago Oct. 10. Reverend J A L Warren of Durand Illinois found guilty of misconduct with Hazel Lamb a 19 year old high school girl and expelled from the Methodist church He announced he would appeal the verdict of 15 pastors plans to appeal to the highest church courts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Hazel Lamb
Methodist Church
J. A. L. Warren
Durand, Ill
East High Recruits Promising Student Athlete Tom Hadsell
Thomas M. Hadsell of Needham Massachusetts now living with his grandmother in Waterloo prepares for Iowa State College Ames. The Norfolk County bulletin praises him for multiple honor roll recognitions, poultry judging prize, and his role on East High’s basketball squad last season. He engaged in a farm project in Hudson Massachusetts under Marcus Brown this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Hadsell
Kathryn Jenness Hadsell
Needham
Mass
Waterloo
Jenness
Clay, Street
East High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Norfolk County Bulletin
Norfolk County Agricultural School
Tom
Massachusetts Aggie
Bacon
Marcus Brown
Hudson
Pirates Get $3994.41 Each As Losers' Share In World Series
The Pittsburgh Pirates, after finishing in the World Series, split $111,843.38 into 28 shares of $3,994.41. Twenty four players received full shares including Manager Bush and Coaches Ens and Stannage. One share went to three scouts, with smaller allocations to Secretary Watters, Trainer Asten, and others. Kiki Cuylers return to the lineup is noted despite earlier absences.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bush
Ens
Stannage
Sam Watters
George Asten
Scott's Death by Own Hand Ends Colorful Career
Chicago Oct 10 Russell Scott who fought against hanging but hanged himself in his jail cell was vindicated as insane by a coroner jury. The verdict said Scott hanged himself while suffering from insanity. His wife Mrs Florence Scott spoke of happiness with three children and plans to rebuild. Coroner received many requests for Scott's brain and noted the note of a grim prophecy linked to the Leopold case.
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Chicago
Russell Scott
Deeen
Scott
Russell
Florence Scott
Detroit
Detroit-Windsor
Cook County
Dickie Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Bobbie Franks
Bernard Grant
Grant
Walter Krauser
Krauser
Loebslone
Alaskan Asserts Gov't Neglecting Far North People
In Des Moines on Oct 10 Edgar C. Raine criticized the US government for neglecting Alaska. A veteran of the 1897 gold rush, he urged Alaska to secure funding via political support to develop natural resources, noting Alaska buys coal from British Columbia for 25.4 dollars per ton while holding vast coal deposits at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States
Alaska
Edgar C. Raine
Raine
Penn College
British Columbia
Mrs Tiller suffers fracture of right leg in accident
Mrs Dora Tiller of eighth street west sustained a fracture of her right leg above the knee after being struck by a car driven by Vernon Ames of Summit avenue last evening. She is the mother of Fire Chief Ray Tiller. An X ray confirmed the fracture this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Tiller
Eighth Street- West
Hem-Roid internal remedy for piles advertised by sellers
An old advertisement claims Hem-Roid, discovered by Dr. Leonhardt, frees blood circulation in the lower bowel to banish piles without operation. It touts quick, lasting relief and lists buyers Wangler Bros Robert Drug Co and druggists as sellers, promising a harmless home treatment with an unbelievable success record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Wangler Bros
Robert Drug Co
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