Parole board under fire over Lozier release
Des Moines reports state parole board defended Lozier claiming new evidence questions his guilt after he was freed Sept. 3 from Fort Madison. Governor Hammill not informed and criticism grows as seven members of a prior gang, tied to a market shooting, also gained parole. John W. Jenney calls the parole surge an outrage to public safety.
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Des Moines
A. G. Lozier
L. A. Jensen
State Board of
Parola
Lozier
Jensen
Lozier & Parole
Parole Board
Jewett Market
State Penitentiary
Would Rather Fight Than Work Ad Promises Relief
An ad touts MAYA as a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments. It claims one dose proves effective with a money back guarantee and urges purchase at all druggists.
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Hla
Traer Mayor Resigns Health Forces Interim Rule
Mayor J J Mursau of Traer resigns after a recent surgical operation with health cited as the reason. The council will decide a successor by the March 1928 election, or possibly delay a special meeting this month. Mursau remains in office until then.
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Ytraer
Mursau
Traer
Juetil
Possble Street
Mud Used on Highway to Halt Engine Fire
A farmer, Kuneh of Yarrah township, while driving to town, found his car overheating and catching fire. He used mud on the highway to coat the engine and fought the blaze with the improvised method, preventing a larger disaster.
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Wraer
Towa
Kuneh
Yarrah
Santurday
Asige
Uncertain fragment hints at combat and mud battle
Fragmentary account describes four prisoners causing confusion as mud impeded progress until adversaries were overcome. Details include disrupted lines and unspecified locations.
Gift to church supports altar at St. Surmient parish
Mrs. John Hala authorized $250 for a gift to the church as part of the will provisions. She and Mr. Hala funded the main altar at the church when it was built two years ago. A eucharistic memorial is planned for the blessed Surmaent at St. Vincent’s Catholic Church in Vint.
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Churcil Truer
Rie
Surramient
S Vs Catholic Church
Vint
John Hala
Ate
Hala
Will case hinges on nieces by blood or marriage
At the September term in Charlies City Iowa a will dispute over the Paddleford estate asks whether the residue goes to nieces and nephews by blood or by marriage. Attorneys for both sides argue the interpretation as they seek a share of the estate for their clients. No decision has been made.
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Charlies City
Garet J. Wardkcileford
Nova Springs
Hood
A. G. Trekl
Waterloy
Paddleford
Nietes
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Owa
Polk County
John W. Jenney
Dex Moines
Pub Uc Safety
Board of Parelean
Enderlein
W. 4Th St
Gates College
W. Park Ave
Rohler
Baca
Sanico
Jacquardiver
Qntevet
Voll Cade
Nichols & Gates
West Fourth St
Atwater
Kent
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