Action Packed Week for Hunters and Politicians in Iowa
The column notes open pheasant hunting across 13 counties with farmers restricting access, while commentator Cyrenus Cole critiques Iowa politics and national money influence. It also urges support for veterans via forget me nots and previews football or college games, plus a campaign to restore the Constitution funded by schools and Elks.
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Cole Colp
Iowa
Benevolent and Protective Order of Ethshia
Waterloo Lodge of Elks
Youngz America
Shipping Board Troubles Hover Over Pride
Washington columnist argues the U S Shipping Board has long been poorly run and inefficient. The piece notes repeated flareups, calls attention to former chairmen including Albert D. Lasker, and questions one man management versus a seven member board in handling government ships.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Teagle
Standard Oil Company
Harding
Matt
Lasker
Altho
Sanate
Washington
Courier Deliveries and Redelivery Instructions
Notice to subscribers that papers are delivered before a stated hour. If a failure occurs due to error by the carrier or other issues, call 5100 before 5:30 p.m. for a copy of the paper to be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koy
Gold Rush Expectation as Gravel Beds Rise in Audubon
Audubon county farmers anticipate a gravel rush after estimates say two acres of gravel six feet deep could yield at least 1500. Farmers probe the fields with post augers to locate valuable deposits.
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Audubon
Audubon County
Waterloo Y M C A Wins State Trophy
Waterloo Y M C A led Iowa with 1024 members this week delivering 116 percent of its goal, winning the McSlelland state trophy for the third time. Gellar Rapids M C A stood at 112 percent of its quota as Des Moines headquarters noted the cup may stay in Waterloo if repeated next year.
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Waterloo Y. M. A
S. A. Cadagan
Des Moines
Gellar Rapids
Waterloo Association
Burlington
Davenport
Ottumsoa
Waterlooams Cedar
Cohagan
H.S. Butters
Officers jailed over death of man mistaken for bootlegger
In Creston Iowa on Oct 17, Chief W A McKee and Deputy Glen Stargell were jailed after W C Ryason aged 38 died from bullet wounds. Police said they had set a trap for a bootlegger and fired after Ryason’s car approached and did not stop. The murder degree faced by the officers had not been determined.
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Creston
W. C. Ryason
W. A. McKee
Glen Stargell Creston
Ryason
Police Arrest Eight in Long Crime Career
New York police today arrested a woman and seven men as leaders of a criminal band active over six years. They are said to have supplied subordinates with pistol silencers and to have planned bank robberies, at least one murder, and many holdups. The roundup is described as one of the most important in years. Further arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Black Hawk
New York
Bandits Loot Woodruff Bank After Saloon Poker Raid
Seven bandits raided Minecqua Wisconsin area locking in four men playing poker in a Woodruff saloon. They dynamited the state bank vault, looted about 1000 in 25 cent pieces, and fled in two automobiles. One bat missing from vault. No exact loot total yet.
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Minecqua
Wis
Woodruff
Wondrur State Bank
Mianley Thompson Guilty of Murder Hear Fate Today
In Toledo Iowa Manley Thompson 18 is found guilty of first degree murder in the Aug 23 killing of Traer Town Marshal Frank Mommer. Judge J W Willett says six hours before sentence at 6 p m today. Pinkerton comrade Lynns Pinkerton also implicated in joint robbery.
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Toledo
Manley Thompson
Tra
J. W. Willett
Frank Mommer
Willett
Thompson
Manay
Carl Stiger
Stiger
Grover Thompson
Lefendant
Manley
Iris
Fudge Willett
Lynns Pinkerton
J. A. Pinkerton
Traer
Wikett
Pinkerton
Mrs Budlong Put Out in Rain at Newport Estate
Mrs Jessie Margaret Budlong, wife of millionaire Milton J Budlong, was ejected from the gardener cottage at The Reef estate after an injunction barred her from the Budlong home. She sat on a lawn bench then disappeared, while Deputy Sheriff King and deputies carried out the eviction amid rain as divorce proceedings continue.
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Newport
R. I
INS
Mrrs
Jessie Margaret Budlong
Milton J. Budlong
Budlong
Society of
New York
Budiong
Not Forcible
Annie MacMillan
Sirs
Sherrif King
Mrs. Budlong
Drunk Man Arrested Found to Have Foot Paralysis
A pedestrian reported a man roaming Commercial Street apparently intoxicated. Officers detained him and a wagon was called. At the station it was learned the man suffers from paralysis of the feet, not drunkenness.
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OB. Geekwith
Commercial Street
Short Interviews With Home Folks
Waterloo will enter winter with housing well situated says Bud Park a longtime local real estate man. Few empty houses worry owners and merchants as summer builds fill. New homes found tenants, but large old houses near town pose a problem as residents prefer outlying smaller homes. Residence property remains a safe investment for home or profit.
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Waterloo
L. E B
Bud) Park
Four Bandits Take $45 000 Payroll in Harvester Heist
Four bandits forced entry at the International Harvester plant on the far South Side and escaped with a payroll totaling 45000. They fired on an automobile as they fled, holding up three subordinate officials and several office employees.
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International Harvester Company
Death Penalty Not to Be Demanded for Vandervoort
Warren Vandervoort, charged with murder in Allison Iowa, faces trial for killing his father Rev R J Vandervoort. County attorney B H Brauer says life imprisonment without parole could serve justice, though not yet ruled out. He deems hanging too severe.
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Allison
Warren Vandervoort
R. J. Vandervoort
B. H. Brauer
Brauer
Brunn to Head Building Loan Men in Iowa
William J. Leaverett of Cornelia Bluffs was elected president of the Iowa Building & Loan league. W E L Brunn of Waterloo was chosen vice president O R Krentz of Sioux City secretary H H Benner reelected treasurer. Delegates named to the national meeting in Minneapolis include A C Stillzen and F D Denlinger Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
Waterloo Gains 18 Families Since Jan. 1
Waterloo shows a net gain of 118 families since January 1 per a bulletin from the Waterloo Retail Merchants' association. The bulletin notes A families moved in while 296 left the city, with an estimated three persons per family, yielding about 30 additional citizens excluding single arrivals for work.
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Waterloo
West High Edges Des Moines In Narrow 7 0 Title Game
West High of Waterloo defeated West Des Moines 7 to 0 at Des Moines. Burgess recovered Wixley’s fumble at the six yard line and ran it in for the winning touchdown. Font Bovey kicked the extra point as time expired. The game was tied in the first half and West High dominated the second period.
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Des Moines
West High
Waterloo
West Des Moines
Burgess
Wixley
Bovey
Tern
Tonic Livened Air and Brilliant Sun Favor Grid Fans
Football fans in Iowa City and Des Moines enjoyed clear skies and warm sun as 1 p m readings showed 23 degrees current and a 50 degree high. Frost lingered from last night while spectators anticipated comfortable conditions for games.
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Iowa City
Des Moines
Ralph Slippy
Pay Last Honors to Late Sen. Ralston in Indiana
An imposing delegation from Congress, the nation, and state gathered in Indianapolis for the funeral of United States Senator Samuel Alonzo Ralston. A procession planned to Lebanon, Indiana, after services at Hoosier Home.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Congress
Samtue
Aloffett Ralston
United States
Indiana
Hoosier
Lebanon
Freight rates approved for grain shipments to Iowa
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in Washington that proposed higher freight charges on grain and rain products in carloads from Kansas City Missouri and Kansas to Chicago Northwestern lines serving Iowa are justified. The action affects shipments from 19 Chicago & Northwestern stations in Iowa with Oct. 17 notification.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago & Northwestern
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two men held in payroll theft in Muscatine store
Des Moines reports a fight in Muscatine where Robert Hatters was killed after intervening in a brawl between Hatters and Ernest Hammick. Hammick fled through a window as authorities pursue him. In Clinton, Alfred Fairfield and Frank Sawyer are being moved from Hook Island to face charges for the Northwestern railway holdup that netted $2,500 from Homer Shadduck.
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Des Moines
Robert Hatters
Ernest Thammick
Hatters
Hammick
Clinton
Alfred Fairfield
Chicago
Frank Sawyer
San Francisco
Hook Island
Jlo
Homer Shadduck
Northwestern Railway
Shadduck
Rock
Funes
Houndhouse
Emmet County Population Shows Yearly Increase
The state board census bureau reported Emmet county population rose from 32,27 in 1920 to 12,944 in 1925. Estherville, the county seat, recorded 5,1084 residents, up 385 from prior counts. In Muscatine, H V Hein, grocer, was wounded three times during a store hold up by masked bandits. one bandit was shot and killed as Hein fired back, injuring another assailant.
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Des Moines
State Board Census Bureau
Emmet County
Estherville
Muscatine
H. V. Hein
Hein
Hawdits
Ein
Benetp
Klein
Weather Outlook for Wreak Wastingford District
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the Mississippi and Inn ey valleys shows some probability of showers at the beginning and again after midweek. Temperatures expected to be mostly normal or above.
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Wastingford
D. C
IAP
Maontiasssippi
Inney
Investors Warned as Limited Funds Face Loss in Stock Rush
New York investors with small capital faced likely losses as a chaotic stock market session sent shares trading in extreme up and down moves. Analysts blamed inexperienced buyers and large volume speculation while noting record totals for a weekend and holiday session.
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Constitution
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Guerrerre
Pres. Coolidge
White House
Albert D. Lasker
Coolidge
Admiral Palmer
Willam C. Teagle
Standard Oi Company
Interstate Commerce Comm
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Martin Invincibie
Waterloo Y. M.C.A
Cedar * Rapids
S. A. Codagny
Mianley Thompson
Judge Willett
Tracy Boy
Marshal
Momtimer
Pinker Loom
Sater
Young Vandervoort
W. H. Brunn
Sen. Ralston
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Jam Ae Grocer
Sagg Ns Oh
Rock Island
Emmett
Stock Exchange
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APJ
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Megin
Zalee Hudson
Dupont
General Motors
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Wootwouw Aveulck
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J. C. Johnson
House of Dacksoo
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Johnston
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