Looking for trouble in Chicago Genna warned to leave
Spotlight Today reports Jim Genna former Capone associate returns from Italy to Chicago amid rumors he seeks racketeering funds. Deputy Commissioner John Stege warns him to exit town or face death as Genna faces past gang rivalries and four brothers, three slain, one surviving contractor.
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Jim Genna
al Capone
Chicago
Italy
Philadelphia
Capone
Genna
Windy City
John Stege
Jim'Genna
Aed
Bangland
Graduation: Hitter Ig Elected President of Iowa Teachers
The northeast division of the Iowa State Teachers association at West High convention elected Hitter Ig to lead the group. He has served since 1921 with the Iowa State Teachers college extension department and co authored Rural School Methods with Alta Wilmarth. The session also named Dr. BE L. Ritter president of the division and moved to strengthen teacher training and annuity plans while praising legislative advances in education.
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Iowa State Teachers Association
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
University School
Iowa City
Waterloo
University of Indiana
University of Iowa
Alta Wilmarth
Iowa State Teachers Associaton
West High School
Ritter
BE. L. Ritter
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
A'E.' Jewett
Black Hawk
Gertrude M.crewe
Thomas R. Roberts
Educational Council
Congress
Agnes Samuelson
Sonewhat
Blatz
W. EB. Blatz
St. George’s School For Child Study
Toronto
West High Auditorium
Bad Luck Flying With Planes On Reliability Tour
Misfortune disrupted the Richmond to Greenville leg of the national air tour. J W Cresswell and K Yaeler lost ground after an early takeoff. repairs and darkness halted progress in Greensboro. Barl Rowland and pilot Joe Meehan swapped cockpit duties after Rowland’s appendicitis, while Livingston Stie and May Haislip faced motor trouble. John Livington, Art Davis, and M E Zeller led elapsed-time standings in Greenville.
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Greenville
MN. C
Richmond-Creenville
J. W. Cresswell
K. Yaeler
Richmond- Winston Salem
N. C
Greensboro
Barl Rowland
Richmond
Althe Joe Meehan
Rowland
Livingston Stie
May Haislip
John Livington
Waterloo
Art Davis
M. E. Zeller
Shumaker Dying Reports From Indianapolis Physician
Dr E S Shumaker head of the Indiana Antisaloon league is dying from a tumor with doctors declaring the end hours away. Attorney BE A Myles says recovery is impossible after bedside visit and yesterday’s narcotic failed to help. Also reported is Jake Raveling arrested in LeMars on bootlegging charges connected to a poison alcohol case involving Clara Stipsky.
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Gustav Boess
Berlin
Hollywood
Retun
Sylajek
Max
Leo
Wili
Jord
Sylareks
Boess
Shemles
Americar Ip
Indianapolis
Ind
U.p
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana Antisaloon League
BE. A. Myles
League
Tate
Woman, 71, Faces Death in Georgia Crime
In Macon, Georgia, a superior court jury found 71 year old Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Powers guilty of first degree murder without mercy for the insurance killing of 18 year old James W. Parks. The verdict carries a mandatory death sentence, with execution set for November 29 in the electric chair. An accomplice, Earl Manchester, also faces the death penalty after confessing to the crime. He shot Parks for a $1000 payoff, with Powers named as beneficiary on a $14,000 policy.
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Macon
Ork
Sarah Elizabeth Powers
James W. Parks
H. A. Matthews
Atlanta
Earl Manchester
Parke
Rain to Continue in Iowa Weather Outlook
Weatherman Charles D. Reed reports further rain across Iowa tonight and tomorrow with locally wild thunderstorms. Forecast notes mostly fair weather in the western part Saturday as temperatures hold steady, while Sioux City records a heavy rainfall of about 0.48 inches.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Aia
Reed
Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Postponement Taken in Denniston Case
The hearing of Frank Denniston, former police officer, before the board of police and fire commissioners was postponed indefinitely due to the absence yesterday of defense counsel B. F. Swisher. W. L Beecher chaired the meeting and noted the delay.
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Frank Denniston
Board of Police and Fires
B. F. Swisher
W. 14 Beecher
Senate Agriculture Committee Approves Farm Board Nominees
Washington data shows the senate agriculture committee voted favorably on all federal farm board nominations with only three votes against Gart Williams and Sam R. McKelvie, and one against Chairman Legge. Majority supported most nominees. debate to begin next week.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm
Legere
Gart Williams
Oklahoma
Sam R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Norris
Republican
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
McNary
Senate
Wold
Wille
Fle
Williams
McKelvie
Legge
Beckener and Crew Decline Pole Trip
Dr Hugo Eckener and the entire Graf Zeppelin crew except Commander Ernest Lehmann refuse to take part in the planned North Pole flight next year for financial and technical reasons. A circulated list asked each member to give a positive or negative statement.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Ernest Lehmann
North Pole
Eckener
Soft Hearted Juror Causes Mistrial
St Louis juror Fred Heilman could not convict a man for burglary and larceny under a habitual offender statute. He deadlocked the panel by saying he could not sentence Paul Miller, a 47 year old Black man, to 17 years in prison for the crime. The court declared a mistrial.
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St. Louis
Fred Heilman
Paul Miller
Miller
Plan Two Biggest Passenger Liners Plan Two Biggest Passenger Liners
Plan to build two passenger liners larger than any in the United States moves forward with bids sought from American shipyards. United States Lines aims for 1931 readiness and 30,900 ton oil burners for trans Atlantic service. A fraud case in Des Moines involves altering a government adjusted compensation certificate with defendant William D. Billman arraigned and bond set at 1500 dollars.
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New York
United States Lines
American
Des Moines
Joan
U. S. Veterans Bureau
William D. Billman
Onslow
Lake Michigan Surges Threaten Chicago Waterfront
A violent east wind churned Lake Michigan to 16-foot waves, center of a 60-mile front, battering Chicago and suburbs. Breakwaters weakened, shore drives washed, apartments in Rogers Park and Evanston feared structural damage. Four fishermen in a 45-foot tug were rescued after 12 hours at sea. no lives lost.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Voor
Rogers Park
Vanston
Coast
Fireproof Bonds On Sale In Portland Oz
Police said bonds of the Interstate Utilities Company of Washington and Idaho, long believed destroyed, were redeemed and offered in Des Moines and San Francisco. Town securities head S Louis Ostram noted the company was not registered there. Howard Polly, a chief engineer, was arrested as part of a broader fraud probe tied to these bonds supposedly burned in a furnace at an American Bank building.
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Portland
Des Moines
Interstate Utilites Company
Washington
Idaho
S. Louis Ostram
Securities Department For Town
Howard Polly
San Francisco
Pol Sie
American Bank Bulding
Polly
Toombs Tells 10 Pay 310000 Fine
Chicago report says Toombs former head of Toombs & Dailey brokerage was fined 10000 in federal court for using the mails to defraud. The firm received 100 as a nominal count. Kidd, accountant, got six months jail and 1000 fine. Other defendants faced trial. Dailey relatives were either acquitted or ill and absent.
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Chicago
Upi
Roy GC
Toombs
Toombs & Dailey Brokerage
Toombs 4& Dailey
George E. Kidd
Toombs & Dailey
Orekalb
Delivery Cutoff Notice for Courier Readers
The Courier will be delivered before 5 30 o clock each day. If the carrier makes an error and you do not receive your paper by that time call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 pm.
Cubs Rally To Take Game From Athletics In World Series
In a tense third game at Shibe Park Chicago fans saw a 3 1 victory as Guy Bush outpitched George Earnshaw. Rogers Hornsby and Kiki Cuyler fueled the Cubs offense driving across all runs while Earnshaw racked up 10 strikeouts in a losing effort for Philadelphia. The series stands 2 1 Cubs.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Rogers
Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
George Earnshaw
Cub
Athletics
Shibe
Shire Park
Altio
Nick Altrock
al Schaght
Hddie
Charley Grimm
Bershaw
Nick
Heir
Earnshaw
Cubs
McMillan
Miller
Huggins
Yankees
Foxx
Cuyler
Boley
Cuyles
Harnshaw
Pykes
Bush
Boley Ravi
Moran
Jett
Endurance Plane Halts After Refueling Trouble
Chicago, Oct. 13. The Chicago Will landed at Skyharbor early morning after failing to refuel, ending a record attempt to surpass 421 hours. Pilots were later identified as John and Kenneth Hunter of South Bend, Indiana, with previous flights in July and August reaching up to 291 hours.
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Chicago
Skyharbor Airpark
Orlock
British Premiers Daughter Host Dinner Guest in New York
Ishbel MacDonald daughter of Britain's prime minister and J K Gordon a Union Theological seminary student were invited to dinner at the home of Sir Harry and Lindy Armstrong in New York. Gordon sat beside Miss MacDonald and accompanied her to the theatre after the meal. Gordon is the son of Rev Charles W Gordon rector of St Stephen's Presbyterian Winnipeg and a noted Canadian government figure, also writer Ralph Connor.
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New York
Ibsi
Ramittne-seckars
Ishbel MacDonald
Premicr
J. K. Gordon
Union Theological Seminary
Ishbel
Gordon
Harry and
Lindy Armstrong
Charles W. Gordon
St Stephen’s Presbyterian Church
Winnipeg
Mun
Ralph Connor
New Yorkers Face Gasoline Shortage
New York, Oct 11 INSI reports a gasoline shortage looms as 8,000 truck drivers strike for higher wages. Oil firms deploy strikebreakers to prevent a total cutoff and several violence incidents are noted. Henry Vanderhelden dies from injuries after a car crash near Carroll. His wife survives with minor injuries.
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New York
INSI
Carroll
Henry Vanderhelden
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