Soviet Denies Mantell Theft Claims in Manchuria
Moscow rejects J J Mantell’s charge that the Russian administration in Manchuria stole millions from the Chinese Eastern railway. Litvinoff and Chirkin counter that Mantell’s allegations are imperialist propaganda and blame Nanking for delaying peace talks. The commissar cites profits, worker conditions, and alleged executions to defend Soviet actions.
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Moscow
U.P
J. J. Mantell
Manchuria
Chinese Eastern Railway
Mantels
Mukden
United Press
Maxhmn Litvyinof
Litvinoff
Nanking
China
Ching
Soviet Union
Lit
Mantell
Geneva
League of Nations
Air Search Sights Four Men in Desert Plane Hunt
A surveyor saw a plane between Houck Aziz and Menuento New Mexico as search teams scour the Black Rock Wash area for a missing airliner. A $5000 reward from TAT Company spurs efforts after Fort Defiance sighting north of Zuni Pueblo. Pilot J B Stowe reportedly diverted north then south due to a severe storm along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houck, Aziz
Menuento
N. M
Black Rock Wash
T. A. T. Company
San Pranesco
Fort Defisnee
Zuni Pueblo
J. B. Stowe
Plang
Telluride Banker Sought to Solve $500 000 Mystery
A $500000 banking fraud involved telegraphic orders, cashier’s checks on the Bank of Telluride, and forged drafts. C D Wag gon er and a New York link prompted police and bankers to seek the impostor while Denver and New York banks repudiated the fraudulent transfers. The Bank of Telluride remained solvent despite mining declines as investigators pursued clues and the motive behind the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Telluride
C.D. Wag- Boner
Chase National Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Se New York
C. E. Downtawn
Bank of ‘Telluride
Bays Ma
Denver
Denver Clearing House gift ties Telluride bank swindle
A Denver Clearing House gift of 500000 was reported in connection with a $500000 swindle centered on the Bank of Telluride. President C D Waggoner is sought by police. a Telleride bank closure followed as officials brace for losses. Waggoner’s son Delos denied knowing his father’s whereabouts. Waggoner had recently traveled from Denver to New York seeking funds. impersonation schemes were alleged. Grafton banker Thomas Burke saw Waggoner with his wife. destination unknown.
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Waggoner
Denver Clearing House Association
Telluride
Denver
Delos Waggoner
Galo
Iu.rl
Bank of Telluride
C. D. Waggoner
New York
State Banking Commission
Nebraska
Grafton
Neb
O. D. Waggoner
Calo
New York City
Thomas Burke
Associated Press
Burke
Colorado
Man entombed by cave in pleads for rescuers to hurry
A cave in trapped a man and an Ottumwa contractor joined volunteers at the scene. Sand and debris blocked the shaft making rescue difficult while rescuers heard the man’s voice through the rocks. The victim, a priest from Ottumwa, has two sisters and a brother waited at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest
Ottumwa
Acicent
Sarkmer
Otuimwa
Eliza Kirk
Martha Kirrwin
Arthur
Sigourney
Tripoli Extends Power Franchise by 118 to 11 Vote
In Tripoli Ta on September 6 Central Town Power and Light Co. saw its franchise extension approved 118 to 11 in a special election. Other items include building permits for Nichols Bennett Dow Peverill and Peterson, and marriage licenses for Miller Roberts Yonda Charveny and Charveny.
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Tripoli
James E. Nichols
Lafayette
Iite
H. A. Bennett
Harrison
Nelle
Dow
Bayard
Ay OW. Peverill
Third
Norton
W. A. Peterson
Conger
Temperatures Briefed For Thursday Friday Schedule
The report lists temperatures with a maximum of 73 on Thursday and a minimum overnight. Friday forecasts show a 7 am reading and a 2 pm value around noon to early afternoon. The fragment includes odd letters and misaligned times but indicates a short temperature outlook for the period.
Zeppelin Fleet Aims Transatlantic Route 1931 Plans
Friedrichshafen Germany Sept 6 Dr Hugo Eckener reports nearing success in talks with American financiers to form a trans Atlantic Zeppelin company new service to begin in 1931 Graf Zeppelin to join the route Eckener plans single Germany to New York line with Berlin as future European base Capt Ernst Lehmann says no Germany Tokyo service now and outlines possible Europe to South America and later Americas links Eckener to sail for Germany tomorrow to continue financing talks with Lehmann Brothers and Grayson Murphy Co
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
URI
Hugo Eckener
Coritar
Zeppelin
Eckener
United States
Graf Zeppelin
Lakehurst
Graf Mayor
Servie
New York
Graf Wlso
Ernst Lehmann
United Press
Zeppelin Company
Tokio
Ministry of Transportation
Japan
Zeppelin Works
Lehmann
Thelne
Capt. Lehmann
Europe
South America
Berlin
Altho
Flier Killed When Plane Breaks Up Over Los Angeles
A racing plane fell apart during a speed dash from Los Angeles to Wilmington. The flier, Gale, was killed instantly as debris caused the wing to fail and the craft to dive earthward. Debris, propeller parts and wing struts were scattered in the crash. May Barnes, an Irving public school instructor, was reported improving after an operation at Presbyterian hospital. Other local patients, Leo L Wilson and Clarence S Miller, were also noted as improving or released from nearby hospitals.
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Los Angeles
Ren Gale
Mines Field
Wilmington
Gale
May Barnes
Grant Avenue
Irving Public School
Presbyterian Hospital
Deaths and Funerals in Area Obituaries Notice
Mrs Flora Burling 76 dies at home. funeral at Kearns chapel with Deborah Society attendance and later service in Postville Memorial Park. Infant Donald Vincent Schlosser dies at 2 a.m. pneumonia. services at St Marys Eagle Center. Committal for Mrs Mary Blant after June 1 death. burial Memorial Park. Mrs I M Kennett dies in Wichita auto crash. funeral at O Keefe Towne chapel. Burial at Fairview.
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Flora Burling
Flore Burling
Wellington Street
Kearns
J. Arthur Young
First Wi. E. Church
Deborah Society
First M. EB. Church
Postville
Donald Schlosser
Donald Vincent Schlosser
Louis Schlosser
Thompson Avenue East
Gt. Mary's
Mbt
Carmel Catholic Church
Eagle Center
E. J. Bendlage
Pasar
oMeclaterd
Mary Riant
Mary Blant
O'Keefe & Towne
Lew C.J . Harris
Central Christian Secturess
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mts
M. Kennett
M. Kennet
Wichita
Kan
Delack
O'Keefe
Towne Chapel
Warren L. Sleeves
Pairview
County to Sell $100000 Bonds for Cedar Falls Road paving
County Treasurer Ed Madigan will offer for sale $100000 in paying road bonds at 102.2 with bidding Saturday Sept 28 in the county board room. Proceeds finance paving of west Cedar Falls road part of U S No 218. No interest rate disclosed. Previous sale: $220000 paving No 59 north sold to Davenport firms with par plus premium of 261. These issues are within a $1000000 total authorized by vote May 31.
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Ed Madigan
Cedar Falls
U. S
Madigan
Davenport
Ex Iowa carnival agent arrested in 12 year old girl's slaying
Davenport police say Flack Cassin, 55, a former carnival agent, was arrested in St. Cloud Minnesota on Sept 6 as a suspect in the Aug 3 Minneapolis murder of 12 year old Dorothy Aune. The arrest followed a decoy letter sent to Cassin via general delivery. Detective Kinney of Davenport and Detective Smith of Minneapolis coordinated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Minneapolis
Davenport
Cassin
Smith
Street Light Objection Petition Filed In Court
Donovan Construction of St. Paul and Waterloo Realty sue Waterloo city seeking injunction against entering a contract with W. W. Sweetman for street light installation in Waterloo business district and a writ of mandamus to compel letting the contract to Donovan. Original notice served on Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts. Pickett Swisher & Farwell represent plaintiffs.
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Donovan Construction Company
St. Paul, Minn
Waterloo Realty Company
City of
Waterloo
W. Sweetman Company
Anandamus
Donovan Company
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Waterloo Chamber Mulls Calendar Reform Referendum
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce directors will vote on a calendar reform referendum conducted by the U S Chamber of Commerce among its more than 1 600 member organizations. A national committee favors a 12 or 13 month plan with equal quarters though no specific scheme is chosen. Minority members oppose change citing religious and practical disruption.
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Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
GC. A. Hanson
United’ States Chamber of Commerce
The
National Chamber
Settlement Reached in New Orleans Trolley Strike
An agreement for settlement of the New Orleans trolley strike has been reached and must be ratified in New Orleans by the workers involved. Old employees will be rehired by seniority and a compromise plan on world domination will be enacted. The settlement came after talks between union and company officials, with credit given to Rev. John A. Ryan for unofficially aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
John A. Ryan
Catholic University of Washington
Wartey Opens Furniture Store on Bluff Street
Wartey, proprietor of a wallpaper print and glass shop at 424 Fourth Street West, opened a furniture store on Bluff Street occupying three floors. Souvenirs are being distributed to visitors today and tomorrow.
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T. Wartey
Fourth Street West
Sil Blue Street
Senate Debates Administration Bill as Recess Nears
Democrats and Republican independents reorganize to oppose the administration group in a split over the bill. Senator Robinson argues merits before recommitment, while Senator Borah cites a bipartisan procedure agreement. Senator Simmons seeks tax records on profits and losses affecting Lari.
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Buha -Associated Press
Senate
Taursday
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Glass
Virginia
Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Johnston Willing Lead Veterans in Amateur Tourney
Pebble Beach Calif Sept 6 Johnstone Willing of Portland Ore led H Chandler Egan of Oregon at the National Amateur golf championship semifinal with a strong start and commanding front nine. Willing opened with a 36 for the front nine while Egan needed 42. Harrison R Johnston of St Paul led Francis Culmet of Boston by four holes at the ninth.
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Pebble Beach
Cal
O.F. Willing
Portland
Ore
H. Chandler Egan
Willing
Egan
Harrison R. Johnston
St. Paul
Francis Culmet
Boston
Postal receipts rise in August across 50 cities
Postal receipts in August at 50 cities totaled 29,251,268 dollars, up 4.65 percent from a year earlier, reflecting broad business gains. Leading increases were Denver 22.05 percent, Jersey City 20.30 percent, New Haven 10.80 percent, and Dayton 16.22 percent.
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Washington
D. C
Post Office Department
Denver
Jersey City
WN J
New Haven
Conn
Dayton
Two Waterloo Residents File Bankruptcy Petitions
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed today in Waterloo before federal referee J. E. Jordan. Ernest R. Bowser lists $1422 in debts largely for medical services and merchandise with $4501 equity in real estate and $300 in household goods. Anna Boyer reports $100 in debts and $436.20 in assets with $2005 exempt.
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Waterloo
J. E.jordan
Ernest R. Bowser
Idaho Street
Anna Boyer
Grotery
Gratitude Fund Sends 16-Year-Old to College in Nebraska
The state grants a 3000 dollar gratitude fund to Ray Blunt a 16-year-old freshman who will enter the University of Nebraska this fall born after his father Ray Blunt was killed during a 1912 prison break. The fund aided his schooling from eighth grade through high school as he prepared for engineering studies.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Ray Blunt
Springfield
Young Blunt
Biizzard
Hiarch 14
Charles Taylor
Shorty Gray
John Dowd
Charles Merley
James Delanunty
Wagner
Usher E. Cy. Heisman
Murdock
Blunt
Blimt
Hyant
Property Owners Oppose Lakes Link Spit Lake Spillway Plan
In Spirit Lake Iowa on September 6 property owners condemned a proposed 60 foot spillway linking Spirit Lake and Bast Lake. A public meeting with the conservation board drew about 20 critics who drafted and passed a resolution opposing the project. Chairman W B Saunders led the board to prepare a private recommendation for Governor John Hammill.
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Spit’ Lake
Spirit Lake
Bast Lake
Oktober
Tae
Board of Conservation
W. BE. G. Saunders
John Hammill
Balloonist Burned In Balloon Fire Near Bay City
Balloonist Arthur Winterringer 30 was hospitalized with serious burns after a blaze in his ascent balloon. He leaped with a parachute but the burning craft fell on him before he could escape.
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Sioux City
Arthur Winterringer
Winterringer
Encephalitis Cited in Sudden Iowa City Death
Coroner George E. Maresh ruled Eloise Workman aged 18 died from encephalitis. The death, occurred Wednesday, followed sudden and mysterious circum stances that prompted an autopsy to determine the cause.
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Iowacity
U.p
George E. Maresh
Eloise Workman
Miss Workman
Superintendent Ash ton Faces Pending Charges After Resignation Request
In Whiting on September 6 Pi-W. P. Ashton deposed as superintendent by the school board in favor of L. L. Fowler, awaiting specific charges filed by the board for requesting his resignation. Ashton’s attorney J. A. Prichard appealed to County Superintendent Ruth Ordway. Fowler has not yet assumed duties while Ashton remains in charge.
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Whiting
W. P. Ashton
L. L. Fowler
Ruth Ordway
Ashton
J. A. Prichard
Fowler
Rise of Advertising Women Noted in New York History
A New York Sun story notes the League of Advertising Women of New York grown to 178 members, one of many U S groups, with delegates traveling to the Berlin International Advertising Association convention. It highlights rising salaries, travel perks, and the prominence of women in the field.
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New York
New York City
New York Sun
League of Advertising Women of
United States
International Advertising Association
Berlin
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Providence
R. 1
Cleveland
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Baltimore
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Sen
Women’s Federation
Water
England
Woonen
Christine Fredericks
Marion Jean Lyon
London
Hazel Ludwig
Nis
Germany
France
Dorothy Dignam
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Harry B. Stebbings
Stebbings
Wiliam T Miler
Waterland
Gertrude FE
Roberts
Felnneck
Anton Yonda
Chitler
Emma Charveny
Clutter Abe Tet Ony
ZEP Ocean Fleet
Leo L. Wilson
Greene, Ia
Logan Avenue
Alien Memorial Hospital
Arthur Capper
Kansay
Department of Public Education
Oh. Eft
West C. F
Davenport Carnival
Dorothy Anne
Wartey
Bluff Street
St. Charles
Minn
First National Bank of
TOWA
John A. Winefordner
Lemmon
S. D
Winefordner
L. PP. Lindeloff
Chiceugo
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers
Congress Record
National Association of Cosmeticians and Hair’ Artiste
Cilenaga
Helen McCaffrey
Margaret Miller
Gratitude Fund OF State
Nebraska Pris
Omaha
Sheriff Chase
Satpy County
Pelles
John Briggs
South Omaha
John Co. Trouton
Gray
Dowd
Morley
Lakes Link
Reno
Nev
Sidi Wirt Spreckles Chakir
Suad Bey Chakir
Ensformes
Sidi Spreckles
Australia
Federation
Florence Dart
Philadelphia Club ‘of
Advertising Women
Ludwig
Alec
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