Young Prisoner Confesses Theft After Detective Interrogation
Roy West, 19, arrested by Detective J F McSweeney in Minneapolis on a grand larceny charge, confessed to stealing a Goodyear Tire Company automobile loaned by his sweetheart Mabel Olson. West and roommate Robert Pringle admitted aiding the theft after learning Pringle was also under arrest and had confessed. The car, once with an Iowa plate, bore a Minneapolis number when found in Waterloo. Goodyear’s B Sears of Sioux City operated it. West had been employed by Civilization company. investigation linked to ongoing Minneapolis theft three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Neary
Minneapolis
Roy West
J. F. McSweeney
Grand Arceny
Waterloo
West
Goodear Tire Company
Mabel Olson
Goodyear Tir Company
B. Sears
Sioux City
Sears
Iowa
G. W. Thompson
Wawloo
Pringle
Civilization” Company
Boston Airman Gives His Life for France
Norman Prince, sergeant major of the American Flying corps in France, died in Paris from injuries after his plane was shot down on the Somme front. Harvard graduate and former lawyer, he earned a distinguished service decoration in October 1915 for destroying a German war plane. He previously escaped a Verdun crash and reportedly downed two German aeroplanes in Alsace. Remaining here for five years, he was honored in Che town haut. The piece notes further local obituaries, a fatal automobile accident in Warren, and two weddings including Miss Edna W. Steuben and Carl Suck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Prince
American Flying Corps
France
Paris
Somme
Prince
Harvard
Verdun
Alsace
Golden Wedding of Aged Winton Pair
Mr and Mrs Noah Geater celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home in Winton after 42 years in Benton county. The event was planned by their children as a surprise and they were married in Indiana before moving to the area. They had long resided on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Noah Geater
Eplogie
Local Briefs From Nashua Illness and Fire Incident
Mrs Lois Steiger was rushed to Waverly hospital for appendicitis surgery after a Sunday illness. Ed Hammond, a rural mail carrier, has typhoid fever threats and his wife Mrs Hammond suffers appendicitis. Glendora Foster will travel to Chicago for examination as she suffers Astin. Mrs Foltz remains in Rochester for radinal treatment. The Foster home fire started upstairs from a defective chimney and caused clothing and other damage after sparks dropped through the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Lois Steiger
Waverly Hospital
Ed Hammond
Chicago
Wilhelm's Anniversary Sale Cuts Winter Coats
Parkersburg reports big reductions on winter coats at Wilhelm's second anniversary sale. New York styles featured as part of tight inventory and advertising. F Wright Yan remains confined to bed with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
New York
New York Express
Scenes of Strike War at Bayonne Plants
In Bayonne a clash erupts as plain clothes officers confront strikers near the plants. Police advance with rifles and riot guns, firing pepper shots from windows and fences before clearing attackers from cover and restoring order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Hitche 2
Sh Sin
Flor
Marriage Announcements and Local Health Notes
Announcements report upcoming marriage of Helen Edwards with one church ceremony planned for Tuesday Oct 24. Various notices list residents visiting, illness recoveries, and social events. Clarksville community page notes views of L Metsdorf from Milwaukee, Willie Schimadeke on crutches, and a post and bake sale at the Christian church. Also mentions golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wilcox and a local obituary for Margaret Hanwell Tatpier, born in Fountain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Becker
Jim Johnean
Harry Vors
Harm Peters
Austinville
Wightman
Edwards
Helen Edwards
Swartz
Virginia Schuler
Clarksville
Qet
L. Metsdorf
Milwaukee
Willie Schimadeke
Attiendon
Lydia Fleery
PL Murphy
Mil Liey
Elizabeth Hickman
Borane
Ces Ackerman
Ralph Hirkoan
Davenport
May Elekmin
Sinclair
Wis
Arthur J
Courthind
Charins
Grafton
B.C. Fitch
Tournal
Minneapolis
W Ca
Northffield
Minn
Anto
Ae Art Goethe Family
Northfield
Orville Clingman
Weeepert
Mr. Vernon
Clingman
Mra
A. CG. Wilcox
Local notices and obituaries in a midwestern paper fragment
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions several individuals and places including Mrs Jazan Hartiens, Charles Ronwell of Nahin, Mrs Md Martin, Mrs Babe th Meni, and Mr B Melonga. It references a funeral or memorial service, a Sunday charge in May, and the county treasurer James Barlow proposing construction for a new residence near the town park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitan
Cane
Marios Suord
Jazan Hartiens
Babe
Ian
Charles Ronwell
Nahin
Ter
MD Martin
May Aent Mags
Wilfhai Pyaneh
Ties
Marton
Waterloo
Tandlard
Bmelongal
M. BP. Jones
Park Rapids
Mion
Allison
Eugene
J. T. Potter
Jamce Barlow
Residents Attend Social and Family Milestones in Mount Auburn
A jumble of personal notices lists visitors and events in Mount Auburn including Deltery A Walther and Crmity’s upcoming visit to Pittsburgh guests. Mrs. Tiere Wiegs and Mrs. Leth of Davenport attend a gathering with John Sitrave Vasniy. Cedar apple wood trip includes visitors from Washington and Waterton. local names Watler and Lupton appear with social calls and a wedding ball.
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Ubvten
Corkins
Aetyel Abra
Mini
Cuemisvet Oshvbaert Ca
Tren Patente
Abe
Gileborn
Walther
Pittsturk
Kan
Deltery
Watt
Miss Davari Stituwe
Tiere Wiegs
Ated Wiase
Aind
Leth
Davenpart
John Sitrave
Chilttes
Orne Wi
Laimb
Sire
Wrehington
Chile
Ane Gullek
Wailier
Deam
Bonn
Lupton
Tal Trimbel
Eleanor Terese
Sarah Vows
B.A. Rawson
Ta Witwon
Mere
Fuller
Bothres
Lupton Ham
Bartner county Lia elects officers and boards
A fragmented report notes the Bartler county Lia electralen meeting held last Saturday selecting Jehan Coster as president Shell Books as vice president and Allison as treasurer and secretary. A new board member Misa Banwinga Christian ranking and Carl F. Wiebke joined. Lengthy OCR errors obscure rest of the event.
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Alliton
Cree
Bartler
Lia Ahéaetralen
Genes
Jehan Coster
Shell Books
Hermain Plen
Assecratory
OL Missman
Allison
H. Wild
Lenate
Beer
Wea
Misa Banwinga Christian @ranken
Carl F. Wiebke
Alison
OD. Molloy Bretred
Hutel Alisen
C. Kt. McDournt
Otterville News Briefs and Family Notices
Local notes reveal Mrs. Vaden and Mrs. Maude Wallty visiting relatives in Independence and Mitchell. Orr Meyers and family welcomed a daughter born Saturday October 14. Mrs. Minute Davis departed for Minnesota where her husband is employed. A program is planned by Professor Spent of Cratir ladis with a projected cost of $246.
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Usterville
Get
Puaden
Kunens
Presbyterian Dulphs
Tee & Yo
Minute Davis
Minnesota
Wired
Cratir
Aiden
Dywart area notes and local obituaries mixed with events
A scrambled Dywart Dysert item lists residents and visitors, moves to Hartley, and a Friday return from White Sulphur. It notes Mrs Anis Sey and Mr George Tuber, plus household moves, a farewell to C. Kusel born 1873, and a Missionary Society convention of the Transcultural Church of Iowa with talks by Susan Baurenfeld and substantial offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pysett
Dedridis Talindes
State University
Lisbon
Anissey
Hiern
George Tuber
George Tuber, Wreethestay, Got. 11, A Bear, Iota Tarringtan
Joh
Cuamerman
Mootay
Hartley
Will Wetsztein
White
Monroe
Palo
Sones Berothers
Treavetlon
Bendad
Cameshalf Miles Weer
Dyvaurt
Allen Wilson
Iveer
Japan
Jman
Wiebeke Kusel
Atl Laemekerk Krupp
Germany
America
Carl Kusel
Kusel dies after long widowhood in Dysart area
Kusel died July 19 1295 leaving two infant children. Widow Mrs Kusel lived alone after his death and was a Lutheran church Sunday School teacher and member of the Ladhen Ald society and the Cemetery association. Funeral Wednesday at 0:20 from the Lutheran church with burial in Dynart cemetery. Survived by brother George Nieman Dysart three stepchildren and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kusel
Dynart
George Nieman
Tracer
Stepehildren
Fred Lao
Henry Wasel
Dysart
Birk
Mary Givers
Chcaga
Post
Friends
Neiighbors
Gas and Electric News Play Day Shows Happy Workforce
A photo from an annual company picnic features the entire staff with families to illustrate unity. The piece notes play days foster goodwill and closer camaraderie across departments, aiding efficient maintenance of the organization. It mentions a glee club study club baseball team and bowling league and a club room on the third floor used for meetings and meals during winter.
Uncertain venture thanked for well wishes in new enterprise
The note expresses gratitude to friends who offered support and encouragement as the speakers embark on a new business venture and hope to make it interesting and profitable.
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Woodmen of
I. O. O. F. Lodge
J. W. King
Aulie Boone
Evening Courier
Boston
Che Town Haut
Warren
Des Moines
Otha Ochiseiga
Warran
Shelisburg
Dante
Lyomin Hurdick
Burdick
George
Jones
Flora Renius
Lula Aye
Springmiedd
Arnold Burdick I
Cedar Rapids
William Jones
Deceneed
Onlo
Tlarry Hanover
Bryant
Tr. Munover
Neo
Edna W. Steuben
Carl Suck
Belle Plaine
Parkersburg
F. Wrightyan
HLAIN
MT. Auburn
Otterville
MACY
Macey
Eres Wells
Randall
West Tourth Street
Plaza
Citizens Gas and Electric CO
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