Ormiston Sought After Mother of Aimee Ball
District Attorney Keyes moved to arrest Ormiston former Angelus Temple radio operator named as defendant in complaints tied to the Aimee Semple McPherson case. Mrs Minnie Kennedy remained jailed on a bench warrant while McPherson and her mother face related charges. Ormiston’s attorney said he would surrender when complaint issued. Keyes denied immunity.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Minnie Kennedy
Aimee Semple Mesherson
Anni Keyes
Kennedy C. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
McPherson
Kennedy
Ormiston
Hahn
Keyes
Entry Lists for Cattle Congress Sets Record Participation
The Cattle Congress opens September 27 with a record exhibit lineup including canned foods, women’s county projects, mothers welfare displays, and a large United States Department of Agriculture section. An automobile show fills a dedicated building. Dairy judging features 39 junior teams including a North Dakota entry and a top Iowa squad headed to the National Dairy Show. Collegiate judging teams from regional schools compete as the event runs with multiple banquets and dairy breed association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite States Department of Agriculture
Tham
Bic
North Dakota
Iowa
Pro Football Suit Filed in Chicago Targets Clubs
A Chicago suit seeks an injunction to restrain professional football clubs from playing while a $10,000 case is settled. Plaintiffs include Chicago Chapter No. 2 of the Disabled Veterans and the Chicago Marine Club, naming C. C. Pyle Harold Grange and William S. Edwards as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deputy Auditor G. F. Mathis Found Dead in Lisbon Barary
Polk County Deputy Auditor G. F. Mathis was found dead by his wife early today in the barary of Lisbon. He had recently resigned after a shortage of funds was discovered in his accounts. Resuscitation attempts with pulmotors lasted nearly an hour but to no avail.
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Des Moines
G. FL Mathis
Polk
Bararey
Lisbon
Cyty
Cook
Weather summary for weekend with confusing OCR text
Apparent OCR fragment reports temperatures over Friday Saturday with numbers like 74 but text is garbled. Reads as a shouty weather snippet lacking clear locations dates or precise values. Unable to extract coherent forecast but indicates weekend temperatures around mid seventies.
Illinois Central Opens New Track Extensions in Waterloo
Illinois Central inaugurates updated Waterloo track extensions costing about 350000 dollars. The westward addition doubles as a two mile compound with a new outer leap industrial track. Trains will start using the loop early next week, easing downtown freight and street traffic delays.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Harry G. Brown
Bath Packing Company
Brown
Fourth Street
Rath Packing
Iinois Central
CLF, & N
Iiois Central
Minnis Central
Light Are Found Guilty In Rapid Municipal Court
Eight defendants in ten cases were found guilty in Rapid Municipal Court this morning as judges Beem Gwynne and County Attorney Cook concluded a cleanup of old dockets. Several hearings were continued, including cases against Ogbin and Saunders, with punishments ranging from jail terms to fines.
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LIGHT
Rapid Municipal
J. C. Beem
John W. Gwynne
William A. Cook
James McFarland
Peter Mavrelis
Bailey
Gwynne
McFarland
Troyer
Ed Troyer
Guilly
Beem
Travers
Port Madison
Monte Saunders
Ogbin
Kenneth Ogbin
Fort Madizon
Witter Smith
Vinton
Fred Turner
Town Street
Meaded
Weregitito
Mot
Fisher
Gwsnine
Leora
Negress
Manson Street
Ensis
Crawford
Alice Wilson
Laldaeksen Steeer
Eula Santei Gos
Porte
Ray
Miami Flooded as Gale Smashes Island Coast
Nassau reports a tropical storm passage with high winds and rising seas. Miami records first gale force gusts as the storm sweeps past, causing property damage and coastal disruption along the coast and nearby waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Island
State Offers $500 Reward for Slayer
Des Moines authorities post a five hundred dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who killed a man in the railroad yards. The broad search for clues follows theft incidents and notes a pursuit of suspects connected to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
AMNA
John Jama
Ce Srrest
Shrenker
Crown Prince Interactions Cancelled Amid Illness
Crown Prince Tob My Bot of Swe experiences a cold causing all scheduled engagements to be cancelled. The royal calendar pauses as officials announce the postponements and advise rest for the heir.
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Tob
Apepi Gnetavus Adalphua
Swe
Bandit Killing Spreads Threats Along Cuernavaca Road
Reported bodies hung in trees along the Cuernavaca road send a stark warning as Mexican forces press a manhunt. Seven bandits have been captured and executed, with further clashes leaving additional outlaws dead. Names tied to Rosenthal case and Zapata era figures appear in chaotic casualty notes.
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Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Jacob Hosenthal
Ameriin
Woodmere
N. XY
Hcond
Losenthal
Feder
Bonifacio Hinojosa
Zapata
Hultez
Rosenthal
Miguel
Hawarden Flood Sweeps Town Reports Drownings
Torrential rains caused extensive floods in northwestern Iowa and neighboring states. The Big Sioux and Floyd river valleys saw thousands of acres underwater with property damage and livestock losses. Hawarden and Dalton faced rising waters, with tracks washed out, power out, and a two mile wide flood extending from Hawarden.
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Big Sioux
Hawarden
Sioux
H. E. Clark
Akron
Kpon
Floyd
Pac
Dalton
Mandlee
Ten
Sioux County
Tiliway
Ghiorgo & Northwestern Railway
Delght
Chicago Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Hospers
Sioux City
Otraine
Peery Wetowrestles
Ulinets Central
Morrill
Sioux Cine
Leeds
Altha
Cookroom Workers at Waterloo Canning Plant Strike for Retroactive Bonus
Twenty two cooks at the Waterloo Canning company plant on Sycamore street walked out at 11 am after management refused a 6 cent an hour bonus retroactive to the season start. The plant slowed to noon. 15 huskers joined in sympathy. The plant employs about 200 workers. Frank Pokasky is plant superintendent.
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Waterloo - Canning Company
Sycamore Street
Il A. mm
Frank Pokasky
Demo Candidate for Congress Urges Lake-Sea Channel
Ellis E. Wilson, Democratic candidate for Congress in the Third district, calls for opening Great Lakes traffic to the sea via the St. Lawrence and urges a U S Canada channel deepening project. He argues lower transport costs would boost Midwest industries against world markets.
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Ellis E. Wilson
Congress
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
United States
Canada
Wilson
Middlewest
Types of Roadbed Will Be Exhibited at Cattle Congress
The Towa Good Roads association will display two roadbed types at the Dairr Cattle Congress starting Sept. 27. A 30 foot lay by space will show roadbed varieties, while another building features two automobiles, one on pavement and one on mud, to compare tractive power and fuel costs.
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Towa Blaze Highway Commission
Towa Good Roads Association
Dairr Cattle Congress
W. FF. Warratt
Mexico protests over Raymondville killings in Texas
Mexico directs its embassy to file representations with the U S State Department over reports that Tomas Nunez and his son were abducted from the Raymondville Texas jail by a mob tortured and shot with the elder allegedly beheaded. An official account is awaited via Ambassador Tellez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State Department
Alexicans
Raymondsville
Texas
Tomas Nunez
Nunez
Tellez
Lacoste Captures U S Tennis Title in Forest Hills
Rene Lacoste, a Frenchman, won the United States tennis championship at Forest Hills by defeating Jean Borotra in straight sets 6 4 6 0. The match marked the first foreign final in American history with lacoste claiming the title today. Bel Ravlon’s son Edward Buehler reported his 15 year old son suffered a double fracture of the right arm after slipping on a stone while jumping from a pony cart on La Porte road.
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Forest Hills
Tene Lacoste
Stir
United States
Jean Borotra
Bel
Ralpon Suentey
Edward Buehler
Eleventh Street West
Lower la Porte Road
Becomes Night Superintendent at St Josephs Ottumwa
Miss Frieda Nash daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Nash Waterton begins her new role as night shift superintendent of nurses at St Josephs hospital Ottumwa Iowa. She graduates from Mercy hospital Iowa and reports satisfaction with her position.
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Frieda Nash
Louis Nash
Waterton
Jana
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ottumwa
Mercy Hospital
Fewa Ty
Faramaand Ends Life at Eckert Hotel Attempt
Mr Sapir, 44, a farmhand, hanged himself in his Eckert hotel room using a bed sheet tied to a hook. In a separate incident, a cave-in at Exeter mine of Lehigh Valley Coal Co. killed three miners and injured three others.
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Farmaand
Def. Sapir
Pillip
Farmy Hand
Eckert
Wilkesharre
Exeter
Lehigh Valley Coat Company
Infant Juanita Garria Dies in Waterloo
Infant Juanita Garria daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Garria died today at Tamar Haven on Lagan Avenue following a brief illness. Born August 4 in Waterloo, the child's funeral arrangements are pending at the O'Keefe and Towne Mortuary.
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Juanita Garria
Pablo Carria
Tamar Henn
Lagan Avenue
Ekfa Waa
Waterloo
Hoay Iy
O'Keefe &Towne
American graves in France defaced claim renewed by tourist
Waterloo woman Margaret Maddigan reports crosses with insulting inscriptions at French cemeteries and opposes Paris Convention spending. She praises European living and touring costs, notes poverty in France, and highlights plans for her Maddigan School of Music to offer scholarships for study abroad.
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Caraway
France
Paris
Waterloo
Margaret Maddigan
Vestry Avenue
United States
Americum Tegion
Hamerlean
Prince of Whies
Great Britain
Europe
Miss Maddigan
New York
Suss Maddigan
Maddigan School of Music
Oratory
Marriage of Jane Scane and Walter Caward
Mr and Mrs Francis M Scane announce the July 6 marriage of their daughter Jane to Walter B Caward at Crown Point Indiana. The ceremony was performed by Justice Howard A Kent with several witnesses from Chicago Waterloo and St Paul. The bride is a Starrett School for Girls graduate and attended a Visitation school in St Paul. Plans for the future will be set after October 1.
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Francis M. Scane
Third Street East
Crown Point
Ind
Jane
Walter B. Caward
Canard Dart Company
Justice of the Peace
Howard A. Kent
Elizabeth Pigall
Chicago
Gertrude Flynn
Isabelle Weir
W.J. O'Neil
Waterloo
Caward
Starrett School For Girls
St. Paul
Minn
Newspapers Broadcast Dempsey Tunney Fight Details
Philadelphia reports newspapers will broadcast fight details they receive via wires from ringside. L Austin, Sesquicentennial expo director general, said broadcasting rights would be leased and newspapers broadcasting from their own sources would be considered infringement.
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Philadelphia
L. Austin
Rex Rickard
Senator McMaster Undergoes An Appendicitis Operation
United States Senator William Ht. McMaster submitted to an operation for appendicitis at a hospital this morning. Attending physicians report the senator's condition as favorable. ENTERS AMES, Mr and Mrs L G Adams have just returned from taking their daughter June Adams to Lawn State college at Ames where she will begin her second year's work.
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Yankton
United States
Willian Ht. McMaster
Ames
L. G. Adams
Walnut Street
June Adams
Lawn State College
Two Farmers Fire On Mobile Party Killing Baby?
In Louisville Kentucky last night two farmers fired shotguns at a mobile party near the Swann farm, mistaking them for watermelon thieves. A six to seven month pregnant woman, Mrs B Carey, was struck near the head, and Rex Nicho tem and Duit Pare were lightly wounded. The Swank brothers were arrested on a charge of malicious shooting.
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Louisville
Oscer
Mare Fin Swann
Census reveals Iowa Civil War survivors count decline
The 1925 Iowa state census lists 3 113 Civil War survivors in the state a drop of 9 946 since 1915 The report details regiments totals by branch and state casualties and notes 2 996 Spanish American War survivors with 348 deaths in service.
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Hes Moines
Lou F. Morgans
Iowa
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Towa
Signal Corps
United States
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Detroit
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