Capone calls for peace after Chicago gang killings
Chicago reports Al Capone, the Cicero beer king, urges an end to gang violence after the deaths of Weiss and Murray and a string of related shootings. He says he wants to unite remaining North Side gangs, explains his alibi, and recalls seven years of gang feuds with Torrio and others. Police probe possible plots against jurors and officials amid the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sears
Capone
Cicero
Underworld
Animalsa
North Side
Weiss
Paddy Murray
New York
Brown
Ster
North Side Gang
Johnny Torrio
Nalls
Norton
Nalis
O'Banion
Torrie
Canona
Hymie Wells
Sip
Drucei
Michigan Avenue
Weise
Hani
Tang
SI90
UNN
Joe Saltis
United States
Deneen
Coroner's Joys
Sam Poller
Ben Jacobs
Wells
Colored foods help with dietetics says expert in Atlantic City
Atlantic City on January 13 Miss A Deane Lowell home sary counselor of the American Gas Association told a convention audience that colored foods aid dietetics. Yellow milk and butter please the eye and carry more vitamin A than white varieties. Yellow vegetables and turnips are richer in vitamins than bleached or white forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Get
A. Deane Lowell
Jeg
American Gas Association
Misa Dowell
Witnesses claim McPherson plot involvement in Angelus case
Los Angeles reports detail threats to the life of Lorraine Wiseman-Sieloff, key witness against Aimee Semple McPherson. Questioned about alleged abduction theories, she describes coaching and the Carmel-by-the-Sea cottage plot. Separately in Washington, detective A B Scrivner is fatally shot hours before an intended wedding to Helen Barnes Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otar
Cragk
Washington
Aimee McPherson
Los Angeles
Cal
Lorraine Wiseman-Sieloff
Star
Aimee Semple McPherson
Sleiaff
Miss. McPherson
Martiz Leach
Mr. Martin
Sielagarson
Martin
Two Waterlooans Installed by Royal and Select Masons
The Grand Chapter of Town Royal Arch Masons conducted a session in Dubuque where Ralph B Slippy Waterson and other Waterloo members were installed as deputy and various offices. Officers listed include Verey Edgar Brown Ames grand principal conductor, Ray Co Well Spencer grand conductor, and several others across Atlantic Ames Washington Carret and more. about 100 lodges were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
Waterson
Eran Mieyen Aes Toray
Tawei
Ecunell
Dubuque
ATV
Uedt
Waterlon
Cern
Stig
Holt
Crescent Council
Verey Edgar Brown
Ames
Bo W. Blotter
Eratel Rereedar
Trewales
Sioux City
Ray Co
Spencers
Grand St
Ro J
Camvlin
Atlantic
Grand. Sentinel
Ament
Scientist Finds Bats Destroy Coddling Moths
San Antonio scientist Dr. Charles A R Campbell reports bats can reduce coddling moths on apples. Tests with W Kelter Price show bats eradicate moths and insect carriers in South Texas, aiding Pacific Northwest apple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Charles A. R. Campbel
Pacific Northwest
Campbell Wut
W. Kelter Price
Selah
Wash
Texas
Trial Courts for Japanese Royalty Introduced by Privy Council
The imperial family traditionally settled disputes personally, but the privy council adopted new rules. Special judges appointed by the imperial household department will oversee cases. Members may be represented by attorneys and need not attend trials in person. If summoned, royals may face police court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toko
Privy Council
Imperial Household
Imperial
Xenetian
Queen Marie of Roumania Begins U S Trip Aboard Leviathan
Queen Marie of Roumania embarked the Leviathan for a maiden voyage to New York from Cherbourg. The royal party selected American dishes for breakfast and planned a day of reading writing and radio listening aboard. Prince Nicholas and Princess Heana joined in tennis while Marie hoped to ride horses ashore on the westward leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Marie
Roumania
New York
America
Marine
Prince Nicholas
Heana
Cherbourg
Memphis
Merbert Harttey
Marie
Princess Eana
Stephenson Taken Before Grand Jury on Political Probe
Indianapolis editor Boyd Gurley appeals for a senate probe into Indiana political corruption as Reed’s committee signals renewed attention. The Indiana Editorial association backs a Borah inquiry after an INS report notes calls for investigation of morals in remote townships and League of Nations conduct.
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PACE
League of Nations
Reed
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
James A. Reed
Missouri
Senate
Boyd Gurley
Indianapolis Times
Cal
William Borah
Thomas HH
Adams
Indiana Editorial Association
Two Residences Authorized in Building Permits
Building records show two residences added with permits issued by Charles Wasson the building commissioner George R Peterff will construct a one story frame house 24 by 32 feet at 712 Western avenue costing 3000 while W O Cord plans a two story frame and brick dwelling at 111 Frederick street costing 6000 no other dwellings were approved today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Peterff
W. O. Cora
Charles Wasson
Poterff
Western Avenue
Cord
Frederick Street
Waterloo Man Dies at Home After Ill Health
Murinarit Lion Wellman of Waterloo dies at 4:65 a.m. at 637 Third Street West after years of poor health. Survived by widow and three daughters, funeral arrangements pending, with services by local lodge members. Also notes death of Godfrey S. Grossman of Waterloo, burial at Arlington Cemetery in Waverly. Matthew M. Vaughn, 75, to be buried at Walnut Street Baptist Church in services at Walnut Street Baptist tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Wellman
Waterloo
Third Street West
Wellman
Iowa County
Waterloo i
Johnston
High Street
Rowena Willman
New York
Beth Wellman
Iowa City
Well
Godfrey
Grossman
Lane Street
S.an P
Petersen Bros
Waverly
St. Yani Svi
Genural Lutheran Church
Herbert Mochtman
Ag Nnty Lutheran Church
Arlington Cemetery
Mr. Grassman
Strawberry Point
Waterton
Flo Hd
A. G. Grossman
RB. Af. Berauske
A. C. Hahn
Carl Werner
Shanika
Ore
Matthew M. Vaughn
Matthew MM. Vaughn
Mondas
Shillam Avenue
Wil
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Warren L. Sleeves
Temperature Notes From An Unclear Date
A cryptic note lists temperatures with Tuesday and Wednesday references, plus stray terms like BD Me ne ane rumnee. No clear figures or location are provided.
Two Robbers Threaten San Francisco As City Clamps Down
In San Francisco on October 13 two men, believed to be the terror bandits who have killed four men since Saturday, robed Monroe Moore of $250 after luring him to a false address. More than 1,000 armed men patrol the streets as police pursue the suspected trio amid renewed fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Monroe Moore
A &A
St Louis Land Man Files for Voluntary Bankruptcy
St Louis, Mo Oct 13 A voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 259 898 28 and assets of 187 940 was filed in federal court today by J Be Vernon a St Louis real estate dealer formerly of Rock Island IL Most claims against him are by individuals and banks in and around Rock Island IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J. Be Vernon
Deater
Rock Island
Chaims
Rock I
BENG PLACED IN JAIL AWAITING TRIAL IN ILLERAL POSSESSION CASE
C. W. Bing faced state indictment for illeral possession and is jailed awaiting trial after a grand jury action. A separate incident at Cedar Balls fair grounds involved a car reportedly containing liquor. the owner wife resisted confiscation claiming partial ownership and lack of knowledge of local use. Ting was arrested early today and appeared before Justice PLES Murray at Cedar Falls. Marriage licenses issued include Orel Walton and Morcuerite Wherhart. Wilbert Weber and Dorothy Kicelhot. Stanley W. Bombergeer and Ruth Brunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bing
Line
Cedar Balls Fairgrounds
Ting
ES Murray
Cedar Falls
Orel Walton
Wotoerloch Morcuerite
Wherhart
N Ford
Wilbert Weber
Raymond
Lenk Hemmer
Jesup
Robert Swehla
Waterlon
Dorothy Kicelhot
Many Girls and Women Aid by YWCA Work
The educational committee of the Young Women's Christian Association announces plans for an open forum on national and international problems likely to begin in January. Mrs. Will Lane chairs the Educational Committee. Mrs. Alice B Warsaw leads the Business and Professional Women's Club. The report highlights home courses for women, home nursing, home management, and proper lighting. The public service department notes heavy work in September and October with many women housed and aided, plus employment help. The Castle Congress information desk and storm notes are described. Miss Alice Reynolds, New York city secretary, closes the morning with emphasis on community relation and service. A world fellowship program by Mrs. Willis Jenks follows, detailing YWCA work abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Worner's Christian Association
Will Lane
Business and
Professional Women’s Club
Alice B. Warsaw
Isilidad
Public Service Department
Castle Coness
Congress Grounds
Alice Reynolds
New York
N. Y
National Association
Joint Checking Fund Ordered by Court in Maintenance Decree
In a compromise decree Judge Stiles division of district court grants Ethel Bender separate maintenance with custody of two minor children in her divorce suit against Leon Bender. The decree assigns all earnings to her control, grants a home room and board, and provides $200 to her attorneys in monthly installments of $12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles
District Court
Ethel Bender
Leon Bender
Bender
Imay
Social worker urges Waterloo delegation to National Conference
Miss Louise Cottrell of the University of Iowa extension department spoke to the Social Welfare League board in Ames. She urged Waterloo to send a strong delegation to next year's National Conference of Social Workers in Des Moines, the first time the event has been held in town. Reports from Miss Anne Denton and Miss Lorene Standish were read, and plans for the annual meeting and election of new directors were authorized. The event will likely be at Black's tea room and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cottrell
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Social Welfare League
Waterloo
National Conference of Social Workers
Des Moines
Anne Denton
Lorene Standish
Black
Texroom
Evangelist Bob Jones to Open Waterloo Campaign
Rev Bob Jones ends Kansas meetings with hundreds joining C church in Independence and sails to Florida for rest before Waterloo revival starting Oct 24. Local committees prepare for union services with a 400 voice choir under WB Howell directing the music. The Park Avenue tabernacle is nearly enclosed as carpenters finish the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Jones
Independence
Kan
C Churcher
Ariana Heymaker
Waterloo
Oer Jones
Panama City
Fla
WB. Howell
Big Tabernacle
Park Avenue East
Mulberry
Lafayette Streets
BG City Menace to One's Nerves in New York
Passengers aboard the Cunarder Mauretania from Southampton report England faces coin shortages causing delays at police stations for small purchases. Sir James Purves Stewart, senior physician at Westminster Hospital, travels to Montreal and comments on crime and insanity, blaming civilization for nerve strain rather than all crimes being deranged. He suggests many criminals belong in insane asylums. he notes greater recognition of mental illness in Britain. Dialogue covers primitive reaction to modern New York, with humorous yet stark remarks on urban shock and urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southampton
Cherbourg
England
James Purves Stewart
Westminster Hospital
London
Montreal
Cable
Foreign Office
Washington
Sir James
James
Great Britain
Miss Core della Peters Returns Home From Service
Washburn Oct 14 Miss Core della Peters returned to her Newampton home after a year of service at the Golinvaux farm. Locals busy shelling corn. George Eilpish and family motor to Mankato to visit Marcellina Peters before heading to North St Paul. Other locals, including Leo Kemp and W B Jennings, spent the weekend at the Golinteaux home. The United Kingdom alliance, the premier temperance group in England, plans another winter campaign for local option in England and Waites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Hitpish
Friedr Hitpish
Margaret Lieb
St. Paul
Leo Kemp
W. B. Jennings
Golinteaux
United Kingdom
Aliance
England
Waites
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Dominican Republic
Faik Koitza
Albania
Slain
Washington, D.C
A. B. Scrivner
Helen Barnes Parker
McLean
Sliver
Scrivner
Thurman Brown
Atlanta
Ergeant Scrivner
Winchester
Waterlooans
Royal and
Select
Murinarit
G. S. Grossmann
Tunney
Gene Tunney
Marine Reserves
CL WY. Beng
Jam
YW. G. A. Work
John van Laar
Crocker
Ole Strand
Chicago Northwestern
Carleton W. Hkedford
R. H. Mueller
Eldora Road
St. Platth
Hudson
A. Thierman
Itehland
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Cooley
Coves Vevicee
Emmons Johnson
Walter Johnson
Klerk
Wack
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Moose Hall
Vern
Blumelodians
Bob Jones
Kansas
Florida
Fran Bardon
Vernon Steffen
Alves
Stuntze
Tia Walter Andersen Hone
Ed T Rewerts
Loy
Lorraine Andersen
R. McCullison
Rochester
Minn
C. JL Myers
Hot Springs
Taylor
Henningsen
Independent Grain & Liander Co
Blasoh City
Anne Canary
Hampton
J. R.o'conner
Meyrtta Larsen
H. F. Rothman
Schinfde
Bryant Paving Company
Theo
Koch
Briu
Milly
SP Rhdan Wit
Washburn
West End
West Aldew
Randolph St
West Side
Washington St
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Lester W. Miller
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