Second Brother of Mrs Hall Put in Cell for Slayer
Somerset county jail holds Henry Stevens a firearms expert joining his brother Wille and cousin Henry DP B Carpenter on charges of murdering Rev Edward Wheslay Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills. Bodies found under crabapple tree four years ago. Indictments point to Mrs Hall and her sister circle. grand jury hears testimonies including surprise witness accounts of perjury and threats amid a tense prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
N. J
Henry Stevens
Wille
Henry DP. B. Carpenter
Somerset County
Charees
Edward Wheslay Hall
Eleanor Mills
Ims
Frances Stoves Hall
Hall
Laaif
Alexander Simpson
Gorsline
Ralph V. M. Gorsting
John Stilwell
Dr. Hall
Stillwell
Granch
Marie Demarest
Colorado Names Two Strong Men for Senatorship
In a statewide glance at primary politics, Colorado and Maryland feature notable senatorial fights. Maryland’s Republican John Philip Hill faltered against incumbent Orville E. Weller, while Democrat Millard Tydings earned the nomination, shaping a general campaign with potential gains for the wets and dries. Both parties see this as a pivotal year, with national implications in the ongoing prohibition debate and the balance of power in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Hill
Maryland
John Philip Hill
United States
Orvington E. Weller
Republican National Organization
Weller
Millard Tydings
New York State
Verties
Senate
Congress
House
New York
Wadeworth
Himsrif
Herald-Titinny
Funeral services for W H Marshall 63 longtime resident
W H Marshall age 63 a longtime resident of Black Hawk County and Waterton died early Wednesday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 p m from the family home at 452 Aew street. Kevin McCormick pastor of West Church will oversee rites with Burial Black Hawk Lodge No 72 F and A M in charge of the rites at the lodge reading as part of a local obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Marshall
W. Shalt
Black Hhawk County
Waterton
R. Om
Aew
Kevin
Westchurch
Black Haws Ludge
Temperatures and Time References From An Era Fragment
Fragmentary weather notes show inconsistent day names and odd spellings. The text mentions maximums, a Wednesday, Thursday, and a referenced two o clock time with unclear values and units.
Old Negro Butler Bares Secrets of House on K Street
Former butler recounts ties between Daugherty and key figures in a tangle of wartime asset seizures and payoffs. He describes checks labeled extra, frequent breakfasts with Daugherty and Smith, and names several officials and associates, including William Purvis and Guy Goff, amid cross examinations about King, Mer toms, and a 2,500 dollar charge on Daugherty’s credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Richard Mertoms
John T. King
William J. Purvis
Col. Fordea
Veteran’s Bureau
Guy W. Goff
West Virginia
Davigherty
Howard Mannington
Col. Miller
Tate
John T. Hing
Smith
Miller
Butier
Department of Justice
Smith i Miller
Divinity Student Attacks Morals of Modern Day Co Fed
A student columnist surveys college culture arguing that modern life corrupts morals with promiscuous dancing and drinking. The piece cites defenders from universities and notes debates over female behavior, licensing, and the role of college men in shaping moral standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divinity
Fragmentary names surface in unclear notice text
A garbled OCR fragment lists several personal names including Clifford Markie and Margaret Roberts amid stray terms. The text lacks context or verifiable details for a coherent item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markie Clifford
Katherin Brew
Andrey M. Richmond
Margaret J. Roberts
Roses of Summer Bloom in Alexander Garden
The Alexander property at 1503 Forest Avenue showcases a vivid bloom of summer roses rare for this season. Rich soil and diligent care yield varied varieties among asters, marigolds, irises, and hardy perennials transforming the front parking area into a bright garden spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Skunk River Flood Strikes 15,000 Acres Across States
Floods from Skunk River breach levees and halt pumping works. Mails delayed and trains rerouted as property damage totals rise across several states reaching millions. 19 deaths reported with plans to announce further losses as relief efforts continue by boat and dam crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skunk
Kans
Missouri
We.braska
Tawa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
South Dakota
Indiana
Fond
Kansas
Nebru
Iowa
Distincta
Chariton River Ristnr
Clara Bow Engaged to Director Fleming
Clara Bow announced engagement to director Fleming San Noten Texas dated September. The article notes the couple’s plans and Bow’s continued film work. It mentions expectations for a 1926 wedding and Bow remaining active as filming progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bow
Fleming
Two Dwellings Permitted for 5500 Total
A building permit lists two dwellings with total cost 5500. Charles Wiresen and an official authorize construction at 228 Eleventh Street. A separate permit for remodeling a factory at 140 W Eighth Street was issued, with work valued at 1060 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Auhority
Charles Wiresen
Tuitelayy Mwisslorer
Gytlay
Hees Tinea Paaskee
Alvedsi
Bertel Weet
SGU
Tevet
Raven Pbrnace Company
Bread Diet Boys Not So Cheerful As Rescuers Fail
Takamah Nebraska September 14 1925 report on bread and water sentences for teens in Tekamah. Max Saltzman 17 cheerful as he drinks coal sparkling water during second day of an 80 day intoxication sentence. Ray Carson and Thomas Nelson grim as their 60 day terms for violating prohibition face no outside chances. Judge Chatt defends action while Sheriff Smith diversifies bread options. Governor McMullen will not intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takamah
Vekamah
Max Saltzman
Saltzman
Ray Carson
Thomas Nelson
Carson
John HL. Chatt
Orville Chatt
Chatt
Tekamah
Rochester
Minn
Beanie
John
Nelson
Heriff
D. Smith
Sherif Smith Han
Altha
Chat
McMullen
Baldwin Seeks Coal Strike Cure With New Settlement
Langon Sept 1 Premier Baldwin moved to resolve the British coal dispute by calling a cabinet meeting to explore new negotiations. Officials discuss a compromise shaped as a fresh settlement to be ratified by the mining association and the miners federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langon
INS
Baldwin
Mining Association
Miners’ Federation
Coolidges to Break Up Camp Saturday
Preparations for President Coolidge's departure for Washington were under way at White Pine camp and the summer executive offices. Little packing remained for the presidential household aside from personal clothing as the executive offices stayed open today and tomorrow with no mail to be sent from Washington after tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Cooldge
Washington
White Pine Camp
Altho No
Nobile Ordered on Buenos Aires Flight
Rome reports Premier Mussolini ordered Gen. Nobile, explorer of the Norge expedition, to prepare for a return flight to Buenos Aires. The end of 1928 is set for the trip, to be made in a dirigible whose construction has already begun in a Rome aeronautical plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Nobile
North Pate
Norge
Buenos Aires
Law and order urged as duty by Welsh at Lions club
Maurice A. Welsh, superintendent of the Woo oP railway, told the Blacks terroron Lions club that law is valid without radical change. He argued enforcement rests on honest citizens and uniform standards, warning that failure to uphold the test weakens law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Welsh
Woo
Onsen
Wis 2 Policema Hkent
Chattaw
Alem
Railroaed Ho
Enforcement
Victim Foundry Accident and Recovery Update
Andrews of 15 Washington Street severely injured May 4 when a chain hoist at the Hawkeye foundry failed and toppled, injuring his head neck and back. He returned this week from Des Moines after doctors photographed his injuries and ongoing medical care at a Presbyterian hospital. ENVOY EXECUTED Mexico City Sem 16 Rebel execution reported by El Grafico. Valento De La Cruz assigned to Michoacan mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Washington Street
Chain
Holst
Ups Moines
Presbytetisn Hsp
Mexico City
Msg
Valento de la Cruz
Michoacan
Alles
el Grafico
Poll Tax Due For Waterloo Men Aged 21 to 45
Waterloo city officials remind male residents aged 21 to 45 who have not yet paid poll tax must settle before September 90 to avoid a 1.56 dollar penalty. Clerk Charles C. MacKay reported year to date collections lag behind last year, with about 11,576.56 received and nearly 4,000 more to collect, while warning fees rise to 5 dollars from October 1. Exemptions are limited to Spanish American War and Philippine Insurrection veterans, national guards with certification, firemen, and annual disability claims reviewed by the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles C. MacKay
Mackay
Maclvay
National Guard
Counci
Rep Hill Loses in Maryland Senate Nomination Race
Baltimore dispatch reports a tight contest between Senator O E Weller and Rep John Philip Hill for the Maryland Republican senatorial nomination. Weller emerged the winner with an anticipated 10 or more vote majority at the nominating convention, securing the dry candidate’s path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
O. E. Weller
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Weller
Mussolini Death Rumor Denied by Italian Embassy
London dispatch reports the Italian embassy says it has no information confirming Mussolini’s death. A rumor circulating that he had been shot by a woman is described as almost certainly false by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UNS
Inez Formacy
Mussolini
Blame Tunnel Gas for Death of Hight
In Tansee City Missouri on September 16 an inquest was held over workers who died in a BM explosion and were entombed 300 feet below the Missouri River. Gas is blamed for the tragedy and the inquiry focused on the mishap and safety failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansee City
Missouri River
Cory to Enter Ohio University as Law Student
Lincoln Cory, fullback for the 1925 Tawa State college football team, confirmed plans to enter Ohio University this fall as a law student. He said he would participate in the freshman festival and hopes to pursue a legal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Otto
Amor
Linccoln Cory
Tawa
Tiday
Mirmars
Ohio University
Battalion Killed in Mexican Infantry Ambush Near Nogales
A US Army battalion of Mexican infantry was nearly annihilated in an ambush near Bicum Sosera Moextca by Yaqui Indians. Five thousand troops routed from Chihuahua pursued the Yaqui uprising into the United States via El Paso and Nogales. A embargo on passengers and perishable freight to below Empaline Sonora is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
USPA
Bicum
Sosera
Moextca
Chihuania
United States
el Paso
Snuthers Park
Yallrana
Mexico
Empaline
Sonora
Horses and Buggy Safer Than Car at Railroad Crossing
Residents of Pat wattle county tally their lives to muddy roads and a team of horses. Because roads were too muddy for a car, Mrs Belt and her sister and son from Honey Creek Ia drove to town with a four horse team and buggy. At the Northwestern railroad crossing near their home they failed to see an approaching train and the buggy overturned. The horses bolted, scattering the occupants, but none were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
L—'Phrea
Pattawattamia
Airs
Yoo Belt
Honey Creek
Bonds Seized From Cincinnati Deposit Box in Court Action
Liberty Lands valued at 314300 were taken from HJ Arnold's Cincinnati box under a court order in a suit by Walsh Construction Co against Arnold and Davis Levy and Leo J Sexton Indianapolis ex Sidney office head. Walsh seeks 145000 recovery, alleging Sexton tipped 291000 on Cincinnati betting and covered losses with firm checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
O. Sapr. LI
Liberty Lands
HJ. Arnold
Walsh Construction Company
Davenport
Walsh Company
Arnold
Davis Levy
Leo J. Sexton
Indianapolis
Sidney, C
Sexton
New Hartford community notices and small town events
News from New Hartford Iowa includes social visits among Bryant Chapman Sensenbach Van Horn Gaver and Ward families. A grass fire north of town burned two sections of prairie but was checked by volunteer fire department. Local resignations at cafés, school cafe plans, and a teachers' meeting are noted. Various residents visited, illnesses and recoveries reported, plus a public auction sale and a medical operation discussion City residents mingle over gatherings and routines in September events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
George Bryant
Wstal Lake
Yarcho
Typpus Dauphter
Waverly
Hon Sundiv
Retina Hutchinson
Tekamah
Ty Iutchhinson
Camally
Woo
Dade
Jami
Wington Ac Sehm
Charles Yorkstick
Arvin Moarrison
Waterlon
A. Mor
Ates
Paul TrnHon
Cedar Fat Daily Record Force
Milwanker
Arthur Corwin Wendee
Geneseo News Briefs From the County
Local notes recount Misses Mary Picossara and Helen Grant resuming studies in Cornill colony after a visit to Mt. Ornon. Mrs Mary Richards, county superintendent, visited Cedar Fave and Wann. Miss Beth Lambert at home, Wils relocate to Waterloo. Mrs OF Merritt visiting Clarion, Omaha visitor. Mrs Lillie Mittohelt returned from Wataring after visiting her daughter. A reception for newly minted teaching staff was held at the school building with eleven types and refreshments. Cornell University chemists announce a new method to make sand glass using germanium substitute from zinc oxide in vulur crystals, promising high value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo Goeneren
Mary Picossara
Helen Grant
Cornill Coltary
Basle Emersen
Mary Richiards
County Lintendent
Beth Lambert
Fundas
Toe
Unedr
Waterloo
OF. Merritt
Clarion
A. Po
Omaha
Gonoxen
Kia
Madre Draper
Thursdas
Lillie Mittohelt
Wataring
Vishine
McButinnes
Te Sehont
Ayryerd
Meeker
Fathead Theta
Grover Thom
Coolidge to Aid Iowans in Elevator Battle
Gov John Hammill told the Town Farmers Union in Des Moines that President Coolidge would back a push for strict grain handling rules at Chicago terminal elevators. He cited a wire from Coolidge promising help for regular practices, and urged board of trade reform to include producer voice. Mito Reno voiced confidence the convention would adopt the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
INS
John Hammill
Towa
Hammills
Chicase Board of Trade
Federal Department of Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
Boards of Trade
Mito Reno
Town Farmers’ Union
Ackley Social Roundup and Tournament Plans
Ackley hosts a busy week with a local Old Club gathering led by Mrs. Van Sant and Mrs. Ruth Cowln as guests. A baseball tournament runs Sunday and Monday on the Harding diamond featuring Hempten Grant Center Parkersburg and Ackles. Visitors arrive from Chicago and Rockford while residents plan visits to Grinnell and Des Moines for college and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley Ackley
van Sant
Memh
al Rie Ruth
Cowln Touverly
Gowlh
Sohn Bockholder
Rockford
George Adams
Geneva
Ackley
Joe Hang Estertainer
Mra Williamscaderfer
Mies “Wy Meyers
Wesley “Chuck” Chass
Roy Kniptal
Larne
Huck
Kalas Mmarom, Mich
Mary Richtameter
Felon Homan
Haenes Drushter
Clem Pa
Marshatltown
Kate Milton
Wineryville
Efete
Ptomitns
Toman Lambdth
Tripoli Guests Visit and Local News Roundup
Tripoli residents hosted a reception at the opera house with games and refreshments as families including Mr and Mrs EH and Mr and Mrs Fred Rovremann traveled to Madison Wisconsin to visit sister Mrs Caroline Wine tenture who is German by birth. travels and local goings on include Bramer county party preparations and a hareball fundraiser organized by A Bellino of the Trinall high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Reekhion
Fred Rovremann
Fredericea
Hase Iene
Madison
Wis
Ciasen
New York
Pependac
Eros
Trinall Fiigh Echpel
Thee
Fog. Schultz
Pheasant push overshadows duck season reports
A South Dakota letter from Arch McFarlane and Robert Parrott details drought effects on duck hunting and a strong farmer push to cull pheasants. Farmers aim to protect grain and fodder while farmers near Kingsbury County prepare to hunt pheasants from October 25 for a 10 day limit of five birds per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Drouth
Arch McParlane
Fred Buchanna
Lake Preston
Kingsbury
McFarlane
Robert Parrott
Bumanns
Hava
Dakota Farm i
Rs Ayer U
Bumann
Flight again off Westbury to Varis flight delayed
The New York to Varis flight led by Capt Rene Fonek with three others was postponed due to a gasoline leak in a three motor biplane. Skisponsor Sikorsky ordered the plane stored after leaks threatened takeoff. Fresh weather hopes push tentative restart to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N.Y
New York
Varis
Rene Fonek
Teo Sikorsky
Parkersburg Social Notices Mixed With Travel Chatter
Parkersons Waterloo and nearby towns bustle with weekend visits and family travels. Names include Mr and Mrs S A Jessup, Mrs Ed Heerts, Mr and Mrs C F Paine, Vera Fonpen, David Stevens, Arthur Jessie Stevens, George Kemmerer, Harold Conn, Prof B J Milter, Dr M W Pipestown, Mrs Helen Flynn, Mrs Annie Stanford, Mrs FL WL Bracchett, Alyra Sticking, Mrs Neten Kelley, Ferris, Mrs Axel Jochumson, Dr Ben Tre y, Mrs Charles Snyder, Miss Grace Smit, Iona Palle, Terrence Spain, Mrs Frank Stickley, Clarence McCann, Clyde Wilson, Mr and Mrs Dale Van Eman, Mr and Mrs Claude Turcar, Mrs Riinefelter, Mrs Ed Dickoan, and many others in Cedar Falls and Waterloo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersons
Tascy
Garvey
Waterloo
Warner Home
S.A. Jessup
Lisenn
Ed Heerts
C. F Paine
Saines Deyo
Tieir Hemr
Chicago
Vera Fonpen
David Stevens
Arthur
Russ Jessie Stevens
Chester
Sunda
George Kemmerer
Pryor
Okla
Harold Conn
B.J. Milter
Marshallown Hospital
M. Ww
Pipestown
Man
Vers
Chdren
Redwood
Minn
Helen Flynn
Ceylon
Annie Stanford
Thomas Herssy
Ben Trey
Marshaltown
Charles Snyder
Grace Smit. Demirey
George Snitt
Cedar Fats
Kivan TL
Wilson
Fertha Akkerman
Stewarts
Sie
Minnis Visigine
Eva Voile
Taye
Wis
C Cacn
Terrence Spain
Town City
Frank Stickley
Marshalltown
Clarence McCann
Janasqvil
Claude Wilson
Cedar Falls
Clyde Wilson
Charles Evans
Ed Dickoan
Rue Earth
Ade
Daleiz “van Eman
Frank Turner
Claude Turcar
Waterlon
A.r
Riinefelter
Cedar J Pats
Wit Lawrences
Midora
Tlairetier
Iver Neon
Trdependon Rey
Mache Aster
Herman Plosscher
Denver
Tota
Rey
Jalm
Arthue
Michal
Butters
Alma
Sheffield
Mra
W. Witterms
Christ We Anims
Wits
Freeport
Mtv
Mraew Wilhalms
George Tetinleten
Clevelard
Edwards
Nebraska
Colorsda
Sundaes
Wester City
Harry Stowell
Amin
Kennin
Conrad Sehucheeame
Port Atkinton
Milwaukee
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Ls' Doheny
Wisam
PeGh Poon
Tnivel Nos
Dant Kinley
University of Wi “Noms
Western Shoals
Fife
Esa
TNS
Ahmed
Alexanders
Rock Island
Centreville
Gleniyned Dunes
Moulton Ail Sedan
San Noten
Tex
Palara
Erie
Revtor
Pert Mall
Sompaprat Dustoyen
Klan
Davenport Concern
Comnell University
Latson
Usin
Coolidge
Gov. Hammill
Montana
Parkersburg
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