McPherson case defense to finish today in Los Angeles
Kennedy Ormiston, missing radio man linked to the McPherson case, was traced through a New York hotel stay and a Los Angeles trunk discovery deemed key evidence. The defense of Aimee Semple McPherson wraps up this week with witnesses, including Clarence Wiseman, as Judge Blake weighs whether to send the evangelist to trial.
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New York
Kennedy Cr. Ormiston
Aimee Sem Je McPherson
Oheras
Lnt
District Attorney's Office
Ormiston
The
Cumberland
Hmn
Los Angeles
Cal
Lei
Ass Keyes
Kenneth G. Ormiston
McPherson
Oat
Bina
Aimee McPherson
W.E. Gilbert
Gilbert
Clarance Wiseman
Lorraine Wiseman-Stelan
Wiseman
Virla Kimball
Oakland
Salinas
Blake
Superior
Norris Campaign Sparked By Pennsylvania Speeches
Nebraska senator Norris tours Pennsylvania addressing voters to oppose Vare. Early meetings drew hundreds, with Norris praising republican David Reed and claiming the Civil War-era brother was killed at Gettysburg. He warns of threats to his Senate chairmanship if he interferes in state politics.
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Nebraska
George WW
Norris
Pennsylvania
Vare
Arlioona
Mariner
Pennsvania
David A. Reed
Buslness
Penylvania
Gettysburg
Pennsyylvania
Norrs
Interferine
Seinste Judiciary Committee
Cummins
Hin
Americas
X.Y. Herald-Triteune
Temperature Outlook From Sparse OCR Notes
Fragmentary weather note lists inconsistent temperature hints for Wednesday night and potential Wednesday day. No clear highs or lows, locations, or times are readable.
New York Education by Authorities Envisioned on Screen
AP brief notes the New York Electrical Society imagines moving pictures as a teaching aid for youth and asks if walking movies could replace Shakespeare and Michelangelo lectures for future students.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Electrical Society
Shakespeare
Michael Angelo
Leninaken
Walter Sisson
Wallysson
Sisson
Edna Steiger
Williamsport
Atlantic City
Sam
Des Moines
Marion Talley
Trudie Ederle
Trudie
Philadelpha
London
Armenian quake toll near 1000 and famines feared
The Armenian earthquake death toll may reach 3,000 with severe damage across western Armenia. Near East relief reports show large moratoriums, two million in insurance losses, and widespread homelessness risking famine as winter approaches. Refugees mass in Leninkan areas, wary of unsafe buildings after tremors.
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London
INS
Bible Lands Missions Aid Society
Near East
Leninkan
Moscow
Armenia
Tiflis
Constantinople
Russian
Ervin
Fire Chief Returns From New Orleans Sets Out For Ames
Fire Chief Ray Tiller returned this morning from the New Orleans convention of the International Association of Fire Engineers and will travel to Ames Friday to speak at the annual short course on fire fighting at Iowa State College. Capt. Lew Armstrong will accompany Chief Tiller and will give hose counting demonstrations.
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Ray Tiller
New Orleans
International Association of Fire Engineers
Ames
Iowa State College
Lew Armstrong
Civer Tiller
Spiritualist fails to reach Mars by wireless message
In Jordon space notes, Dr Mansfield Robinson attempts to address Mars with a 35 cents per word wireless message via Rugby station. The Earth audience doubts Martian existence as scientists ridicule the feat while astronomers report Mars has changed appearance since two years ago. Standard Oil reps from Waterloo-area towns meet in Hotel Russell-Lamson to discuss distribution and fall business prospects with Mason City officials present.
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Jondon
Mays
Mansfield Raobin
Son
Rugby
Mars
Bor
Robinson
Altho
Popular Wireless
Englsh
Earth
Frank Pinkerton
United Press Cable Department
London
Pinkerton
Miss K. Williams
Royal’ Astronomical Society
England
Biss
Willams
Geneva
INS
Schaer
Jungfrau Joch Observatory
Standard
OM CO
Parley
Standard Oil Company
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
A. P. Burke
W. K. McAllister
C. P. Ballard
M. W. Burns
Mason City
Frenchmen Start Straightline Flight
Capt. Rilgnat and Lieut. Coste began from Bourg at 6 a m aiming for Vienna Constantinople Prassoruh and Karachi to beat the world record for four straight nonstop distance flight.
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Paris
Ger
Rilgnat
Lieut
Coste
Bourgges
Vienna
Constantinople
Prassoruh
Karachi
Rumored Royal Illness Denied by Roumania Officials
Reports from Paris and Berlin claimed King Ferdinand of Roumania was dying, but Bucharest and official circles denied critical illness. Prince Carol was summoned to the bedside while Queen Marie toured the United States amid renewed speculation and royal movements.
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Paris
UNS
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Carol
Roumanian Tegniion
Bucharest
Vienna
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Ottawa
Ont
Queen Marie
America
Marie of
Winnipeg
Toronto
Heane
Prince Nicholas
Gates College Alumni Banquet and Elections Tonight
Gates College alumni association members hold their annual banquet at 6 30 in Bishop's cafeteria with a short program to follow. Lions club members postpone noon meeting in Black's tearoom until 6 30 pm then dine and attend a Plaza theatre showing as guests of Alexander Frank.
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Gates College
Bishop's
Gates College Alumni Association
LIONS
Lions Club
Black's
Plaza Theatre
Alexander Frank
Booze Runner Crashes Street Car on Independence Avenue
An automobile driven by a Black man reportedly carrying liquor collided with a Highland street car on Independence Avenue last evening. The car was damaged and the driver escaped in the vehicle. Costume parties planned at First Methodist Church Castle Hill and an Odd Fellows novelty dance with prizes on Halloween night.
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Indepandente Avenue
Althe
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C. Amblauh
Castle Hill
Odd Fellows
West
Rebekahs
Reed OK's Probe in Arizona Gets New Indiana Dope
Senate funds inquiry expands as Reed and McNary push probes into Arizona and Indiana campaign activities. Cameron accuses $100,000 from Cooper and hydroelectric interests while Ashurst calls charges false. Oregon primary inquiry nears end with Putnam alleging a $35,000 payout to the Portland Oregonian.
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St. Louis
Arizona
Reed
Missouri
Senate Funds Committee
McNary
Oregon
Cameron
Cooper
Ashurst
New Deal
Federal
Kku Klux Klan
Indiana
James E. Watson
Earle B. Mayfield
Texas
George Meyers
James A.reed
Slush Fund
Sween
Watson
Meyers
Zumbrunn
William &. Zumbrunn
Washington
Kap
James V. Bolen
Indianapolis
Fivn
Isville
Hiram W. Evans
Evans
Charles J. Orbison
John O. Duvall
Duvall
Charles L. McNary
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
George Putnam
Portland Oregonian
Portland Electric Power Company
Frederick Steiner
Robert N. Stanfield
Hayes
Putnam
Senator Stanfield Campaign Draws Scrutiny In Putnam Hearing
Putnam testified in Washington that he based claims on Walter Hayes of National Surety Corp, denying knowledge by Hagen. Edgar Piper of the Ore gonian disputed payments to the paper and Senator Steiner denied charges. McNary refused to discuss other issues as U Ren and Wat king pressed campaign expenditure questions and the grand jury investigated a yellow ticket tied to Klansmen.
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Stanfield
Putnam
Walter Hayes
National Surety Company
New York
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Hagen
The
Oregonian
Edgar
Piper
McNary
U'Ren
Elton Watking
Portland
Steiner
Grand Jury
Hu Klux Klan
Fire alarm damage at Central Battery and Electric Co.
Fire alarms report a rubbish fire near the furnace at Central Battery and Electric Co on Park Avenue and Franklin Street. The 9:39 a m blaze caused slight damage with dense smoke and heat filling the basement stairs. insurer caution noted. Also listed are marriage licenses for Grover Howerd and Susie Murphy of Waterloo and others in the area.
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Central Battery & Electric Co
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
Grover Howerd
Waterloo
Susie Murphy
Willam Lyon
Gran
Irene Zhramer
Emmett M. Steele
Waverly
Mildred Mellaréy
Shell Rock
Café romance ends in two honeymoons for women only
C W Buchanan of 308 Iowa Street sought police aid after his wife Myre Buoghanga fled with her sister, taking money and plans for a second honeymoon. He claims he wrapped her mouth once and was told she would not live with any man who slapped her. The couple's story centers on a stay at the Little Chicago cafe at 1812 Fifth Street East.
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C. W. Buchanan
Iowa Street
Myre
Buoghanga
Michigan
Buchanan
Abs
Alma May
Slater
Minneapolis
Chicago
Fifth Street East
Pane's Diapensin Ad Pitches Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement promotes Pane's Diapensin as a fast helper for acid dyspepsia. It claims relief for morning noon and night discomfort and urges readers to buy a 60 cent box at any drug store. The copy uses informal urging language to persuade readers.
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Aimee
Almes Semple McPherson
Mountain of Transcript
Blanche Rice
Angelus Temple
Mrs. Kennedy
Leninakan
Mar
Ferdinand
U. S
Oxfords
Patent Colt
East
4Th St
Reed Ok's
Klan
Halls of Congress
Herman &. Miller
Phono
Uber
BW. Schuneman & CO
Armory Hall
St. John’s Church
Bazar
Gulf Coast
Rhythm Kings
Whong
Papa
Pape
Elson’ Waterloo
Cash Department
Bartlett and McFarlane Reliable Coal Dealers
Baris’ Bargain Basement
Wetcht
Jes
Karel
SES Ss
Paul
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