Art Kline Freed On Bail For Florida Job
Art Kline of La Porte City was released from Grundy county jail on order of Judge R W Hasner. He paid 150 dollars for the unserved portion of a six month sentence and 38 30 for a state case in which he pleaded guilty to drunken driving. A year of his penitentiary term remains but was held in abeyance on good behavior. He still faced a manslaughter case stemming from a June 27 1926 La Porte crash that killed Mrs Thomas Brooks, with conditions to leave the county after serving his jail time.
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la Porte City
Florida
R. W. Hasner
Art Kline
Grundy County
Kline
Mittims
Feline
Thomas Brooks
Kiine
la Porte
Jesser
la’ Porte City
Blue Geese Hatch Win At National Zoo Medal
The National Zoo in Washington earned a French silver medal from the Societe Nationale d Acclimatation for hatching and rearing the rare blue goose. Ambassador Herrick accepted the medal, relayed by the state department to Dr. Alexander Wetmore at the Smithsonian. Zoo expert Robert L. Lambert hatched three blue geese, the first in America. For 200 years naturalists sought this elusive blue goose, with earlier efforts failing before 1924.
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Washington
Pe “Oy
Mississippi
National Zoo
Capiial Park
Societe Nationale d’Acclimatation
Herrick
State ‘Department
Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
Robert
L. Lambert
America
Blue goose chicks hatched at national zoo in 1925 26
Ames College Cattle Judges Repeat at Memphis recounts how blue goose eggs from a Washington zoo were hatched in a barnyard setting by a Hen under dampened shells. Lambert used wet feathers to mimic the mother goose, yielding three goslings in 1924 and more in 1925 26. The piece notes the 1854 Geoffroy Saint Hilaire society promoting acclimatization.
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Ames College
Memphis
Mississippi Valley
National Zoo
Washington, D. C
Lambert
Isidore Geoffroy Saint Hilaire
Iowa State College
Ames
Tenn
Ray Monahan
Clarence Thompson
Ted Besh
Howard Matthews
Fordyce Ely
Fire drives 100 girls from burning Chicago factory
More than 100 girls fled from a two story paper factory as fire swept the building in Chicago. Damage was estimated at 20000 dollars. The INS report notes the blaze broke out and the structure was engulfed, prompting rapid evacuation of workers.
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Chicago
Drunken Driving Charge Follows Car Crash
Driggs Wood a negro of 914 Mobile Street was arrested late last evening on a charge of driving while intoxicated by Officer Oscar Hauserman after Wood's car crashed into a vehicle owned by Mrs M R Shepherd near the Illinois Central railroad ice house. Mrs Shepherd with Police Matron Alma May and Sanitary Inspector C L McDermott were at the filling station when the crash occurred. Trial of Wood was set for 3 p.m. today.
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Driggs Wood
Mobile Street
Oscar. .Hauserman
Wood
M. R. Shepherd
Ilinois Central Railroad
Death Probe Into Truck Strike Kills Billy Baldwin
A coroner's inquest is set tonight into the death of Billy Baldwin who was struck by a truck driven by Dell's. The incident occurred last night prompting authorities to summon 3,000 bonds to appear and testify at the inquiry.
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Billy Baldwin
Dell
Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 Promises Pain Relief
An advertisement claims Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules ease persistent neuritis and sciatic nerve pain within about 24 hours. It urges faithful use for lasting relief and notes Robert Drug Co. keeps the product stocked.
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Robert Drug Co
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U. 8
Franklin County
Memphis,Tenn
A. J. Marken
Ralph Thompson
Robert MaHory
J. S. van Wert
W.B. Hamilton
Helms Clothing Company Clothing For
East Fourth Street
Sciatic-Neuri
Brennan Shoe Store
Waterloo
Fifth and
Sycamore Sts
Marah. Place
Brig
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