Mrs Lilliendahl May Ask Reseave Through Court
Mars Landing New Jersey October 11.1 Counsel plan habeas corpus actions for the release of Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach awaiting trial on murder charges for Dr A William Lildendehl’s death. Trial set for November 28. Widow calls the imprisonment an outrage and urges police to pursue the two alleged negro killers.
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Mars Landing
N. J
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
A. William Lildendehl
Supreme Court
Luther A. Campbell
Hammonton
Campbell
John J. Gregory
Newark
Hall- Mills
Lilliendahl
Hold Woman for Fatal Auto Crash
In Marshalltown on October 11 a coroner's jury found Mrs. A. Dalton responsible for an automobile accident that killed 64 year old Mrs. Lydia R. Fason. The verdict said the driver was inexperienced and incompetent as Dalton's car careened onto the sidewalk, striking Mrs. Eason who died hours later in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown. In
A. Dalton
Lydia R. Fason
Dalton
Eason
A- Hospital
Truck Driver Not Indicted for Death in Mount Vernon
Max Wilson, a Mount Vernon truck driver, was held in connection with the death of local attorney L. Witmer whom he ran down. The coroner jury recommended the grand jury pursue a manslaughter indictment, but the grand jury refused to indict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Wilson
Mount ‘Vernon
L. Witmer
Southern Cross Flight From Seattle Arrives in Tacoma
The tri-motored Fokker monoplane Southern Cross landed in Tacoma today from Seattle, refueled with 250 gallons of gasoline, then departed for San Francisco. This leg started a projected journey from Seattle to Honolulu and Australia with stops along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Fokker
Southern Cross
Seattle
San Francisco
Honolulu
Australia
Jugoslav Cabinet Expected to Resign in Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Belgrade indicating an imminent ministerial crisis due to disagreements over Bulgaria policy and cabinet portfolio distribution. The resignation of the Jugoslav cabinet is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugoslav
Paris
Havas
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Cosgrave Re-Elected Council President in Dáil Vote
Dublin Oct 11. William T. Cosgrave was re-elected president of the ministerial council at the opening session of the chamber of deputies today. He drew 76 votes to 70 from opponents led by Eamonn de Valera's republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Chamber of Deputies
Eamonn de Valera
Cosgrave
Whisky Seizure At Key West Sealed Car Case
Federal agents seized a sealed car in Key West containing 36 600 quarts of Scotch whisky valued at 400 000 dollars. The shipment arrived by ferry from Havana and was consigned to a New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Havana
New York
Household property notices from 1209 Fourth East to 226 Mullan West
M Shores moves shed from 1209 Fourth East to 226 Mullan West. A Friedl signs at 104 Fourth East. H A Lawrence lists dwelling at 815 Denver for 4000 dollars. R R Ringler adds a garage at 815 Ninth West for 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shores
Fourth
Mullan
A. Friedl
H. A. Lawrence
Denver
R. R. Ringler
Ninth West
Robber Forced Entry Steals from Toledo Bank Branch
A lone robber forced entry into a Toledo branch of the Security Savings Bank & Trust Co. today, tied four bank employees, and escaped with 4865 dollars in currency. The incident occurred in Toledo on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Security Savings Bank & Trust Co
Marriage Licenses Issued in Iowa Entries
Harry Z. Decker of Waterloo and Eva Glidden of Rockwell City listed amongMarriage licenses. Godfrey Hartman of Waterloo wed Louise McClain of Waterloo in the latest recorded licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Z. Decker
Waterloo
Eva Glidden
Rockwell City
Godfrey Hartman
Louise McClain
Temperatures Forecast With Flawed Monday Readings
Weather page notes for Monday show maximums around eighty degrees with minimums near eighty as well. Tuesday's readings appear corrupted but suggest mid to upper seventies.
Birth of Princess Astrid's Daughter in Brussels
The birth of Crown Prince Leopold and Princess Astrid's daughter in Brussels triggered citywide cannon salutes. The girl named Josephine Charlotte Ingeborg Margaret Elizabeth Astrid of Belgium, godmother the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg represented by Countess de Robiano, and a later christening planned for Catholic rites. Princess Astrid and the infant are reported well. Swedish and Belgian royals attended.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Astrid
Josephine Charlotte Ingeborg Margaret
Elizabeth Astrid
Grand Duchess
Luxembourg
Ingeborg
Sweden
Dean Cocheteux
Saint Jacques
Grand Duchess of Luxembourg
Countess de Robiano
Nemmers Family Tree Roots in Iowa Pioneers
A Jackson county origin in 1848 traces the Nemmers line from Michael and Anna to 164 branches and 147 living descendants. Henry E. Nemers compiled a fan shaped pedigree with four generations, naming 63 grandchildren and 94 great grandchildren, noting several branches cut by death and five sons surviving.
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Jackson County
Michael
Anna Nemmers
Michael Nemmers
Nicholas
Lamotte
John
Bancroft
Michael L
Milwaukee
Theodore
George Farmer
St. Donatus
Jackson
County
Mathias
Henry E
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Waterloo
Henry
Grayson Aboard Dawn for Copenhagen Flight From Old Orchard
Old Orchard Me Oct 11. Frances Wilson Grayson prepares to fly the Dawn to Copenhagen Denmark as the first woman to cross the north Atlantic. The two engine amphibian, carrying five others, rests after arriving from New York with navigator Brice Goldsborough and pilot Wilmer Stultz. Weather and fuel dictate start timing, possibly in two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Atlantic
Rome
Frances Wilson Grayson
Copenhagen
Denmark
New York
Grayson
North Atlantic
J. B. Grayson
Warrentown
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Long Island
Ange Ancker
Aixen, & C
Ancker-Grayson Aircraft Corporation
Wilmer Stultz
Aviatrix
Brice Goldsborough
Rartia
Bors Lebinsky
T. Harold Kincaid
John Frogge
British Isles
Gunn Named Commissioner On 7.0 Cutoff Road
Am M Gunn of Eagle township has been appointed by County Auditor F W Esher to investigate and report on building a new cutoff road from the old Cedar Falls graveled road west past Iowa State Teachers college. The board of supervisors authorized this after petitions to establish the road were filed. Gunn, a prosperous farmer, owns land in Eagle township and Tama county and serves as a director of the National Livestock and Meat board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. M. Gunn
Eagle Township
F. W. Esher
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Bord of Supervisors
Gunn
Tama County
National Livestock and Meat Board
Twin Cities movie strike called off after bombings
St Paul Oct 11. Police guard Twin Cities theatres as owners end talks after yesterday’s bombings. A bomb at Forrest theatre injured one woman and sent 300 patrons fleeing. Logan theatre in Minneapolis also damaged but unoccupied. Conference with strike leaders canceled. owners say they must protect property. Union leaders deny involvement. The six day week dispute sparked the walkout that broadened into a wider strike by actors musicians and stage hands. The majority of theatres continued to operate during the standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Motion Picture
Forrest
Logan
Minneapolis
Chicago
Towa Coal Rate Reduction to Take Effect November 26
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a rehearing on the Iowa coal rate case and the original rate reduction will take effect November 26. C. A. Hanson, traffic manager of the Greater Waterloo association, announced the decision. The ruling relates to coal transport from Illinois Iowa and western Kentucky mines and is expected to save Waterloo freight costs by about seventy five to one hundred thousand dollars. Hanson represented Waterloo coal dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Illinois
Kentucky
Hanson
Waterloo
Klan Fights New York Act in High Court
Washington, Oct 11. Attorneys for the Ku Klux Klan prepared to go before the Supreme Court to challenge New York Walker act requiring Elan chapters to file rosters and oath bylaws with the secretary of state. The Bryant appeal, from a Buffalo conviction, was set for oral argument and expected late today or tomorrow. It is the second Klan case to reach the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Ku Klux Klan
Supreme Court
New York State
Elan
George W. Bryant
Buffalo
N. Y
Georgia
Kansas
Deere Plant Remodeling Expands Facilities at Local Works
John Deere Co announces expansion at its local plant with a new roof for the office block improving light and ventilation and a 40 foot addition to the main machinery assembly building. Jens Oleson & Sons Construction Co to execute the projects with permits totaling 2500 and 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere Tractor Company
Jens Oleson & Sons Construction Co
T. B. Teenies
New Alarm System Links Banks To Police HQ
A new bank robbery alarm system was begun today connecting banks to police headquarters. Bank telegraphers can trigger alarms by pressing a button that signals a box on the sergeant’s desk. Commercial National Bank and Pioneer National Bank subscribe to the service, with eight buttons in the Commercial bank and five in the Pioneer bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
Pioneer National Bank
Commercial Bank
Pioneer
Rapidly Rising Air Sparks Lightning and Prolonged Thunder
Des Moines special report explains lightning from an overcharge of positive electricity on raindrops broken up by air rising over 24 feet per second. The breaking of larger drops into smaller ones causes charge separation, with thunder produced by explosive air expansion and echoes lengthening the roar from nearby to distant sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Brunette Charges Red Headed Woman with Attack on Finger
On Sycamore street a red headed woman and a brunette fought from a Fourth street store to a second floor stairway. Mrs. J. E. Crawford, the brunette, charged Mrs. Anna Blessing with disturbing the public quiet and assaulting her, biting her left little finger nearly off. The dispute arose after Blessing accused Crawford of implying she dated another woman's husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
J. E. Crawford
Anna Blessing
Dundee Avenue
Fourth Street
Army Flyers Must Pass Strict Tests
Washington informant notes army aviation requires more than meeting enlistment physicals. Applicants undergo depth perception, distance estimation, eye muscle balance, and near distant vision tests. Equilibrium checks and neuropsychic exams assess nervous stability for flying stress. aviation carries no occupational disease but aviation stress strains organs and systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Odf
Air Corps
Lev. H. Hathaway
Col. Hathaway
Teuton Railway Service 19 Ready for Emergencies
Berlin reports new German railway emergency system with ambulances and repairing trains ready within 15 minutes across the Reich. Trains carry operation tables, pharmacies, and self-generated electricity, while cranes and hydrogen apparatus aid wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Europe
Reich
Two Stunts Not Needed in Air Told by Kiwanians
Kiwanis luncheon speaker Robert Cole of Cole Electric, a former army aviator, urged that pilots need only two stunts beyond basic safety to stay alive. He said tail spins and side slips are essential for field landings and fire extinguishment, noting 1912 pilots never survived tail spins until Eddie Stinson. Roy Chifflin sang with Don Dilley. A. S. Chambers and Fiske Marshall, Nebraska Town district delegates, abandoned a flight to Kearney and rode by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cole
Cole Electric Company
Kiwanis Club
Russell- Lamson
Cole
Eddie Stinson
Roy Chifillan
Don Dilley
Death Ends Long Struggle by Invalid to Support Family
Ames Iowa October 11 final tribute to George Roll a 40 year old traveling salesman who after arthritis deformans left him unable to move except lips. He supported his wife and three children by running a small house store selling birds goldfish bulbs shrubs and seeds with a bed bedside telephone and rolerized bed for customers to shop themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
George Roll
Roll
Minneapolis
Death Car Driver Pleads Guilty in Drunk Driving Case
In Cedar Rapids on Oct 11, Fred Drafahl pled guilty to driving a car while intoxicated and driving a car without the owner's consent after the manslaughter charge was withdrawn. Judge John T. Moffitt sentenced him to two years at hard labor in Fort Madison prison. The jury for manslaughter had been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fred Drafahl
Walter
J. Barngrover
John T. Moffitt
Barngrover
Drafahl
Moffit
Fort Madison
Truck Driver Hurt When Machine Goes Off Road in Ditch
Fredericksburg Iowa October 11 J D Herrick was severely bruised when his truck overturned in a ditch to yield to another car en route to town with a load of cream. Most of the cream was lost and the extent of truck damage will be known after tow to a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Fredericksburg
J. D. Herrick
Herrick
To Begin Assembly of New Fords Soon
Detroit October 11 Ford Motor Company announced assembly of their new model will begin in a few days. Major parts have been in production for weeks and the first body assembly started days ago. About 65 000 to 75 000 men are employed at Ford plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford
14 Year Old Boys To Be Brought Here On Theft Charges
Hartsell Greenley and Donald King, 14 year old local youths who ran away last week and ended up in Chicago, are being returned today by Officer Roy Colvin. They are charged with running away and accused of stealing a pocketbook with $60 from the Model Laundry, and are said to be mixed up in several forgeries and auto thefts. A number of other boys are said to be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsell Greenley
Donald King
Chicago
Roy Colvin
Police Department
Evans Quartet Sings At Conopus Club Luncheon
The Evans Quartet from the Evans Revue performed at the Crystal theatre for Conopus Club members during a luncheon in Black's tearoom. The lineup included Harry Maxwell Harry Norton Harry Ike Evans and Hal Slim Bryant with Ed Hamilton at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Crystal ‘Theatre
Conopus
Black’s Tearoom
Harry Maxwell
Harry Norton
Harry
Ike)’ Evans
Hal
Slim) Bryant
Ed Hamilton
Californians Guests at Dinner Party
Mrs Mae Dacey of Los Angeles who has been visiting here departed for home after visiting Oregon and Washington. Saturday she and Mrs Clayton Clark of Los Angeles attended a dinner party at the Eatz cafe with a list of guests including Mrs Frank Durfey and several other local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Dacey
Los Angeles
Cal
Oregon
Washington
Dacey
Clayton Clark
Frank Durfey
A. J. Walden
P. T. Dailey
A. E. Lawton
W. G. Price
G. H. Burbank
F. A. Clark
HH. W. Marshall
F. K. Pettit
Lou Armstrong
Idell McCord
Minnie Danton
H. W. Smith
5S. J. Reed
Fanta Clark
Excursions to Drake Games Planned by Chicago Great Western
The Chicago Great Western Railroad announced rail trips to Des Moines for Drake football games this fall. Schedule includes Pittsburgh at Drake Oct 15 Ames at Drake Nov 5 and Notre Dame at Drake Nov 15. Round trip fares at one rate. Iowa Minnesota in Minneapolis Oct 22 set at 5.60 with special weekend Chicago excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Des Moines
Pittsburgh
Drake
Ames
Notre Dame
Iowa
Hartman and McLain to Wed at First Lutheran Church
Mrs Louise McLain of 409 Bluff Street and Godfrey Hartman of 228 Ballou Street plan a wedding this evening in the parsonage of First Lutheran Church with Rev Henry Mueller officiating. Attendants are Mr and Mrs Howard Ackerson of 639 Rentzelman Court. The couple will reside at Ballou Street after the ceremony. Hartman is employed by Crystal Ice and Fuel Co.
Forfeiture Set Over Star Roadster Seizure
Judge G W Wood set a forfeiture order for Velma Cook and J B Sirianni regarding a Star roadster seized with a cargo of liquor by Road Patrolman Harry P Mason. The car contained 100 gallon tins of alcohol and the matter was scheduled for 1 am on October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Mason
Velma Cook
G. W. Wood
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