Indictments Expected Soon in Erin Case Quiz
Reports from Marion Illinois indicate social grand jury plans to return indictments charging multiple persons with complicity in the Warrin asgrere of Tube 21 and 22 and the alleged murder of Antony Mulkacich. The panel expands inquiry into perjury, witness veracity, and discrepancies in victim lists.
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International News Wire
Marion
Antony Mulkacich
Wmer
Willian McCow
Williamson County
Social Criminal Court
Dewitt Z. Tartwell
D. Summers
Harrisburg
Cairo
Lark
Hartwell
Otis Clark
Claude K. McDowell
Greater Marion Association
Charles J %. Edrington
Linois Chamber of Commerce
Telegraph Briefs Roundup From Washington and Cities
Excessive heat in nearly all centers has caused crop deterioration per a department of agriculture report. Heat records were broken in many places with two deaths and numerous prostrations in Chicago. W J Hall former state charities chairman faces sept 29 trial for embezzlement. Captain Olsen of Colthraps dies from injuries after directing crew in a fire. Whisky syndicate link between Bermuda Islands and Chicago uncovered by federal agents. Bishop Brown elected chairman of the Episcopal House of Bishops. Rev Charles Parde named secretary. Four killed as a train hits a car at Kewaunee fair in taxemburg. Edward Lindgren alleged radical leader arrested over Brid Mich fiscalist meeting.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Little Rock
Ark
W. JH. Hall
State Board of Charities
Pensacola
Fla
H. Olsen
Shipping Board
Colthraps
Bermuda Islands
Portland
Ore
William Cabel Brown
Virginia
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
Charles L. Parde
New York
Taxemburg
Wis
Edward Lindgren
Brid Mich
Bristow Nearby Notes Reach Des Moines and Back Home
Bristow and nearby residents are listed with travels and visits across Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin. The note mentions J. Welland leading a trip to Redwood Falls and Cottonwood Minnesota, visits by Al Mathews and family to Des Moines, John Aheler visiting Belme area, and many locals visiting relatives in Lamberton and Madison. The column records school openings and staff, hospitalities, and a church event, with family trips to Colorado Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Wrk
Madison
John Needham
Sarnia
Canadas
W. Ff
Needham
Florida
Moe Wells
Arey
Minnesota
Georgie Kramer
Apling Jton
Benjamin Kura
Vriday
Colorado
Alvin Kramer
Grundy Center
M. McGesehy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joe Harrington
Marietta
J. M. Kegley
Rhoda Sickle
Louise McGregor
Mabel Je¢roloman
Frandle
L Nogele
Independence
Carrie Hendry
Charles
Isaac Nogele
Oak Hill
Lewis Currell
Traer
Guy Hoyer
Duluth
Vern Rolfe
Waverly
C. G. Stewart
J. B. Hewitt
Plainfield
A. DeFrance
Wabasso
Minin
R. J. Stewart
Charles Stewart
Harriett Cross
Dale Kulson
CARO
North- Western College
Beryl Williams
Spring Garden Monidar
Jin Scott Urged by Lange to Berth with Giants
San Francisco pitcher Jin Scott, once released by the White Sox amid injury rumors, has rebounded with a 21 win season for the Pacific Coast League's San Francisco club. Bill Lange, Western scout for John McGraw, recommends Scott for a major league opportunity with the New York Giants, predicting 25 wins if called up.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fin Scott
Chicago White Sox
Thiu
New York Giants
Bill Lange
John McGraw
Scott
Lange
Giants
Executives Report More Cars Loaded
The American Association of Railway Executives reported a rise in revenue freight loading for the week ending August 26, with U S railroads moving 890 838 cars, up 34 615 from the prior week. Most of the gain came in coal car traffic.
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Washington, D. C
American Association of Railway Executives
Former Governor Emmet O'Neal Dies in Alabama
Birmingham reports former Alabama governor Emmet O Neal died at his home at 6 30 am from pneumonia. The obituary notes his long service to the state and his residence in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Emmet O'Neal
Alabama
Local notices and visits fill week in Horton area
The Hortons and neighbors hosted relatives and guests as Miss Lela Puffer of Minneapolis stayed with grandparents. New births announced include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Shad hott. Silo filling began with Ray Ide. School open with several teachers listed and many visits among residents from Waverly Nashua and nearby towns. Local society gatherings, farm sales, and travel notes document a busy period in the region.
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Horton
Ept
Airs
Alfred
Claude Whain
Ws R. Cortright
Perothea
Claud Dickens
Ray Porttt
Austin
Minn
Maynard Cornright
Lela Puffer
Minneapolis
Jher
Mishler
Hansen
Mire
Finch
New_ Hampton
Hern
Holand Shadhott
Mirs
Shadhott
Richards
Shell Rack
Ray Ide
Lagamarcino
Waverly
J. McDonald
Lester Alcock
Frederika
J. W. Smith
Kathirs
S. Tabor
E. W.ryn Seeman
Earl Hitt
Gani— Hy
Bremer
Scott
Georgia Goffin
Plainfield
J. M. Scott
Orpha Hillman
Mattie Grant
Sonia
Edith Smith
Smith School
Suss Mahel
Terry
Lillian Strausser
Tracy
Iktholf Hall
River
J. R. Streusser
Brass Farm
J. R. Boyd
Daisy Losee
Frank Emipaon
Community notes and obituaries from Parkersburg Iowa readers
Local items report visits between Ames and Parkersburg residents, school opening and staff in place, travels to Minnesota Iowa Falls and Shell Rock, and a funeral for Sam Wilson killed by a Northwestern train. Details include family updates Mary Eisenschmidt Ede, Eighty-eighth division reunion in Minneapolis, and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery with relatives.
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la Mare
H. E. Polderball
Albert
John Tubberts
Minneapolis
Moenilay
Gilnen Jayney
T Ferguson
Fred Walbaum
George
W. Moss
Minnesota
Tom Bellas
Iowa Falls
Aftis
Anne Peters
Netroit
Nich
Howard Bucknam
Manchester
Berthess
German Baptist Church
Elsa van Haten
Kitler
Oak Hil
Thomas
Town Falls
Fred Knocke
August van Hauen
Sam Wilson
Northrow
Roper Dinecon
Sinealr
Bute
Roger Mineson
Motter
Ames
Plainfield Picnic Event and Local Notices Across Town
Plainfield residents and visitors attended a postal employees picnic at the park east of town. Waverly band concert followed by a free movie. The article notes school openings, staff assignments, and local visits including Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Smith and Miss Fauline Roach teaching assignments. Lulu Vosseller funeral held with relatives in Plainfield. Several families and visitors from Cedar, Excelsior, Townsend, Jackson, and Charles City are mentioned.
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Plainfield
Avis McGregor
Threea Harvington
Florence Gritzner
Cordelia Seaman
Hdna Lynes
Long Beach
Cal
Cais
Baptist Ladies
Timblebee
Wennesday
Isidia Wiliams
Pauline Johnson
Syracuse
Margaret Larson
Cedar District
Marjorie Foster
Excelsior
Vera French
Townsend
Kiva French
Jackson
Edith Smith
Smith Grove
Laurence Smith
Jeanie
Kenneth
Orbin
Fauline Roach
Panvora
Fred Scrivens
Wisconsin
Lulu Vosseller
Oakdale
The
Baptist Church
F W. Brown
Bunal
Willow Lawn Cemetery
Wetson Vosselier
W. We. Taylor
F. R. Bosd
Horton
Will Stanler
Charles City
Robert Cagiey
Allie Smith
Waterios
Robert Smith
J. J. Gritener
Migses Annie
Piergnes Gritener
St. Paul
Blanche Gruener
Waterloo
Cailene
Brandon News Roundup From Cedar Rapids and Surroundings
Local items from Brandon Iowa and nearby communities note visits by families to parents in Cedar Rapids and Mount Auburn, travel to Des Moines and the state fair, and a homecoming at the American Legion. A baseball foul ball injured Milo Albert but no bones were broken.
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Brandon
Lanstrum
Cedar Rewids
C. Nf. Pike
Charles Wroten
Hope
Conover
Wisconin
Morton Shore
W. W. Batn
Will Farmer
Des Moines
Blanche Christopher
C. Y. Christopher
Alnee
Mt Auburn
M. J. Hyde
Brandon Brady Club
Hyde
Chinatown
San Francisco
D. H. Bevel
George Stevenson
Harold
Dew Moines
Carl Schoen
Jetty Ieriday
Louma
American Legion
Hursday
Milo Albert
John Albert
Brandon States
Herbert Millbank
Portland
Ore
Daghter
Lhel Haines
Silverton
Likens
Local Notes From Charles City and Minneapolis Obituaries
Curt Benedict of Los Angeles visited the Parkhurst home in Charles City on Friday. Robert Noble of Chicago stayed with the J. L. Jones family last week. Mrs. H. D. Blackman died Friday in Minneapolis and was brought here for burial Tuesday at her sister Mrs. S. W. Melendy’s home.
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Orchard
T. Waters
Chicago
Anna Miller
Osage
Dilandin
MD Shins
Ployd
Morita
Mra Rhinehart
Joan Sime
Vrelsela
Ely- Worth
Ed Quirk Rey
Fort Smulling
Mete Behrns
Minneapolis
Audtookston
Minn
Tiny Trakota
Lester Behrns
Bwin Fink
Neapolis
Mary Lambert
Mmeeville
Marjorio Ts
M. M. Blandin
Vincent
Kenneth
Belle Greene
Glen Dudley
Charles City
M. Blandin
Vinton
II Porte
Colletenview
Neb
Xhas
Kansas
Russel Knudson
Mitchell
Curts Benedict
Los Angeles
Cal
Geo. Parkhurst
Robert Noble
Jones
D. Blackman
S. W. Melendy
Unclear text fragment notes from Washington Township items
The readable excerpt references Washington Township and mentions Mrs and Misses Morgan and Shatter among others, with scattered notes on visitors, anniversaries, and local events. Many lines are garbled. concrete details are limited to occasional names and a general sense of community notices.
Nashua Visitors and Local Accidents Highlight Week
Nashua sees a Tasal of visits as Harold Eckers stops by from Mason City and Cedar Falls guests arrive to see the Juhl and Peterson families. Judge Thompson and wife from Los Angeles plan a Tuesday visit, while G Hoyer hosts travelers from Greene. Garr, an elderly Nashua resident, suffers facial injuries after a stumble near Lichtensstein's building site. John Steele and family return from Montana, joining L W Payne's family staying at Woodbridge, and Peter Bonzer with wife travel to Min-.
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Nashua
Harold Eckers
Mason City
Matt Peterson
Cedar Falls
Mondiey
Juhl
Judge
Thompson
Los Angeles
Cal
Hoyer
Greene
Harry Marsh
Lela Ferrington
Garr
Lichtens Stein
John Steele
Montana
Rome
L. WH. Payne
Woodbridge
Petar Bonzer
Min
Birthday notices and family gathering in Janesville
Susan Ulrich celebrated her forty fourth birthday with family including children and grandchildren in Janesville. Mrs Bell Bandfolds and Mag tv lyn Docker returned from California. School started Monday and a child from Tabor was excused at noon as Mr and Mrs Mert Pattes planned to leave.
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Jakosvig
Ogiea
Susan Ulrich
Svaventy
Local School Report Highlights Enrollments and Health
In Littleton area notes the Lena Ott hospital reports a patient resting comfortably while family members provide updates. The school enrollment shows 34 scholars in the evening class and 17 in the primary department amid routine activities and community events.
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Talttletoen
Goma
Jane Alexander
Rese
Cherester
Ace Hersalinske
Del
Stitt
Lena Ott Hospital
Maudiy
Contis
Jwwreke
JSON
Bow Angeles
Calyn Alt
Unclear OCR item on Haymond Walker and family
Readable details mention Haymond Walker and three children in Centuria with a Mr and Mrs Pannan and daughter Gladys in Waterloo. Other text references Charles McGlaughiin, Mucracytis, and a Reaweed note, but specifics are fragmented.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns About Fake Tablets
An old advertisement warns buyers to insist on genuine Bayer aspirin in the Bayer package with proper directions. It touts aspirin for headaches rheumatism neuralgia and pain and notes Bayer is the trade mark of Bayer manufacture of Monoacelic acid ester of Salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Havrempeven
Just Apply This Paste for Hair Removal Claim
An advertisement touts a home hair removal paste using delatone with water to remove hair in two to three minutes. It promises painless use on all skin types and warns buyers to ensure authentic delatone for best results.
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