Vare Keeps GOP Control in Philadelphia Machine
Philadelphia reports tight hold by Senator Erict Vare on the Republican organization as his slate swept county offices in the primary. Campbell leads for registrar of wills by 165,000, with Dugan of the Republican League trailing. Kemp and Schwarz win larger pluralities for city treasurer and coroner amid party battle. Separate New York primaries show La Guardia defeating Bennett for mayor opposition to Walker, with Queens residents energizing a split result.
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Philadelphia
Erict Willian
Vare
Republican Organization
Republican League
Registrars of Wills
William FP. Campbell
John F. Dugan
Campbell
Dugan
Ware
George Eb, Kemp
Fred Schwarz, Jr
Thomas Raeburn White
Tar Years & Leader
Eireles
Harry A. Mackey
Mackey
John Dugan
Register of Wills
Li Guerdia
New York
Fiorello H. la Guardias
William M. Bennett
la Guerdia
James J. Walker
Walker
la Guardia
Bennett
Queens
George
Harvey
John Earle
Organization
Re-publican
Democratia
United States Eyes New Maritime Policy Shift
The United States weighs a change in long standing maritime policy aligning naval power with defense and adherence to Kellogg Briand pact norms. It aims to keep seas free for peaceful nations while restraining violators, as senators debate redefining belligerent neutral conduct and neutral rights at sea.
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United States
America
High Seas
United States Navy
Borah
Senate
Congress
George Ade Falls and Breaks His Arm
Chicago reports popular humorist George Ade is hospitalized with a fractured arm after slipping on a stair at his Brook Indiana country home. He had just returned from golf when a phone call startled him and caused the fall.
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George Ade
Chicago
Brook
Ind
Two-Hour Alaska Quake Not Felt, Observatories Say
An apparent two hour earthquake centered near Alaska failed to register any tremor at Sitka Kodiak and Dutch Harbor seismological stations in Victoria B C. which reported no activity. Local observers dismissed the expected regional quake as unverified and inconsistent with readings.
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Sitka
Cronzoles
Victoria
B. C
Scinity
Cherk
Kodiak
Dutch Harbor
Senate Committee Votes to Bare Names on Income Tax Lists
Senate debates a proposal to expose taxpayer names linked to income lists and urges government supervision after a transport disaster. Bratton pushes for a Senate vote with a move to trigger a senatorial inquiry, while Genilar Bingham fights to send the measure to the commerce committee.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce
Bratton
Genilar Bingham
Connecticut
Commerce Committee
Bralter
City of San Francisco
Mt. Taylor
New Mexico
Kansas City
Methodist Open Des Moines Conference in Indianola
Indianola At Des Moines conference opening memorial service conducted by Rev Levi Goodwin of Shenandoah starts events. About 400 ministers and wives expected to register today. Dr Lucius H Bugbee of Minneapolis to give principal address this afternoon. Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Detroit presiding. foreign missions program planned for tonight.
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Indianola
Levi Goodwin
Shenandoah
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lucius H. Bugbee
Minneapoli
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
Brookhart Speaks to Farmers Union Opens Iowa Meeting
Des Moines opening of the Iowa Farmers Union annual convention with Senator Brookhart as principal speaker. Early registration indicated more than 1,000 delegates would attend. Other scheduled speakers include Hull from Salina Kansas Milo Rena state president enc Talbatt Jamestown North Dakota head of the union in that state. Also reports motorist injured and separate auto crash injuries in Des Moines area.
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Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa Farmers‘ Union
Brookhart
Hull
Salina
Kan
Milo Rena
Talbatt
Jamestown
Marriage Licenses Reported in Waterloo Area
Marriage licenses listed include Harry Mohr Territ 2 and Pineda Matilda Munsteraman, Ter r it oy Elmer Renticoft, Waterloo, with Genevieve Latrow also recorded in Waterloo. Details show multiple applicants with local registry entries in the Waterloo district.
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Harry Mohr
Territ
Pineda Matilda Munsteraman
Territ Oy
Elmer Renticoft
Waterloo
Genevieve Latrow
Temperature snapshot for Tuesday and Wednesday readings
Readings show maximum Tuesday and minimum Tuesday night with hourly data for Wednesday at 7 am 11 am and 2 pm. Note includes stray characters and unclear suffixes but indicates temperature tracking across the midweek period.
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Rhein
Deliberate Killing Claim in Peacox Wife Case
District Attorney Frank H. Coyne charged Earl Peacox with deliberately strangling his wife after felling her with a pistol blow and setting the body on fire. Peacox admitted killing but said it was not premeditated, while Frances Murray Newman, a key witness, testified about events at the apartment and in the ensuing investigation.
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Whits Plains
N. Y
Frank H. Coyne
Peacox
Holce
Mn Frances Murray
Coyne
Frances Murray
Frances’ Newman
Atne
Pencox
Sidney Syme
Judge Refuses Divorce in Wife Trade Case
In Chippeyn Falls Wisconsin on September 18 Judge C E Cook refused to sanction a wife trade divorce involving Edward W Haideberger and Bessie Brown. The case centers on a November trade arranging Mrs Brown and five children to live with Heidelberger and six Heidelberger children to Brown’s home, with both women serving as housekeepers since. The judge noted no change in custody or status. both families remain on nearby farms near New Auburn.
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Chippeyn
Falls
Wis
County Cours
C. E. Cook
New
Bay Rum Addict Given 30 Days for Having Intoxicant
William Foster, 24, of 186 Thirteenth Street West, arrested for legat possession of intoxicant bay rum. Pleaded guilty before Judge G J Sager in municipal court and was fined 100 dollars or 30 days in jail. Foster chose jail. first local case to sentence for illegal possession of bay rum. Information filed by County Attorney John W. Gwynne. Assistant Burre Towne handled the hearing.
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William Foster
Thirteenth Street West
G. J. Sager
Municipat
Foster
Jal
Des Moines
John W. Gwynne
Burre. Towne
Hunt for Slayer of Lawyer Bates Graft
Texas rangers probing the Friday night assassination of John A. Holmes Hutchinson County district attorney. Ranging activity hints at a public official underworld link, Borger and Hutchinson County areas cited. arrest likely soon.
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Hunt
Bates Graft
Borger
Tex
Texas Rangers
John A. Holmes
Hutchinson County
Mutehinson County
Police Offer Fifty Dollar Reward for Stolen Patrol Wagon
Olney police report the new patrol wagon the Black Maria was delivered to Chief Fred Newton has disappeared. The city offers a fifty dollar reward for its return, with Newton adding another fifty dollars from his own funds.
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Olney
Fred Newton
Newton
Kiwanis Iowa Day Corn Contest Heads to Chicago
The Chicago Kiwanis club will celebrate Iowa Day on September 26 with a program led by Alderman Guy Guernacy. Iowa farm entries include tallest corn stalk longest car largest diameter car and freakiest car with cash prizes up to $25. Entries must reach Chicago by September 25 with shipment via Kiwanis clubs. Waterloo growers may send to L. R. McCarty.
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Iowa
Guy Guernacy
Chicago Club
B. L. Holton
Waterloo Club
Chicago Alwanians
Iowa Farms
Chicago
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis Club of
Hotel Sherman
Waterloo
L. R. McCarty
Waterloo Kiwanis Club
McCarty
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Mayor Cross Fines Drunk Citizen at Cedar Falls
Mayor J Fay Cross sentenced Corwin to a $100 intoxication fine in Cedar Falls. Corwin and attorney John H Meyers of Waterloo decided to appeal to district court, with a $500 appeal bond set.
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Cedar Falls
Corwin
J. Fay Cross
John H. Meyers
Waterloo
Crass
Iowa in Healthy Financial Condition
Des Moines reports indicate Iowa banks and leading houses show better collections this year than since the world war. State banks commissioner K A Andrews told listeners that Iowa is in the best financial shape since the war, credit misjudgments previously caused banking troubles.
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Des Moines
Iowa
K. A. Andrews
Andrews
American Donates Big Research Fund for Heart Sanitarium
Berlin reports a mysterious American donor gave 4,506,500 marks to Bad Nauheim for a heart research sanitarium. The donor was identified as Mrs Louise Kerckhoff of Los Angeles and the municipality named her an honorary citizen today.
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Berlin
NSJ
Bad Nauheim
Louise Kerckhoff
Los Angeles
New Flasher Sign At Steely Clothing Store
A bright new electric flasher sign was installed today in front of Steely Clothing at 218 Fourth Street East. The sign features a dark blue background with white outlined letters spelling Steelys.
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Steely Clothing Company
Fourth Street East
Steely's
Wife Seeks Divorce and Child Custody in Court
Mary A. St. Clair filed for divorce from Marvin A. St. Clair in the clerk of court office. She requests custody of their minor son Billy Edwin, age 10 months. The filing also notes a separate matter about installing a found picture of Savy ships.
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Clerk of Court
J. W. Thompson
Mary A. St. Clair
Marvin A. St. Clair
Billy Edwin
Servant Leaves 18000 To Millionaire Boss In Will
Sonnen, a servant for 30 years in the Busch family, left 18000 of his savings to his employer August A. Busch. The will was filed here after Sonnen died last week at age 71.
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St. Lois
Jacob Sonnen
August A. Busch
Ife
Sonnen
Flames On Three Sides Threaten Town
Portland dispatch reports Stevenson Washington and Estacada Oregon faced advancing wildfires. About 126 volunteers aided as fires burned near Stevenson isolating the town. Yacolt and Estacada were under threat with LaDee fire accounting for 20,000 acres burned. Fire losses around Stevenson estimated at 409,000 dollars, not counting timber.
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Brewenson, & Tittle
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Columbia River
Forest Bre
Pacific Northwest
Tbe Yacott
Estacada
Oregon
Red Menace
Stevenson
North Bank
Vancouver
Hood River
Yacolt
Yacoit
Mount
Danish Alien in Soldier Garb Receives U.S. Citizenship
About 20 new U.S. citizens will receive certificates at a naturalization ceremony in Memorial Hall after examinations in Omaha Nebraska. A Danish native Ingermann Jens Peter Anderson appeared in uniform as a U.S. Army soldier at Fort Des Moines. The event is sponsored by the Woman's Relief Corps and veterans groups with patriotic songs and talks, souvenirs, and certificates presented by Clerk J. W. Thompson.
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United States
Memorial Hall
A. H. Bode
Naturalization
Omsha
Neb
Twen
Bode
Ingermann Jens Peter Anderson
Denmark
Fort Des Moines
Woman's Relief Corps
Davehlers
Plane Lands in Pasture 15 Mystery Stirs Waterloo Townships
Residents north and east of Waterloo question why fields in East Waterloo township attract more aircraft landings than the municipal airport. A monoplane painted orange reportedly returns to a pasture for landing over several days, with varied stops and rumors of a large sedan traveling rural roads.
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East
Waterloo
Mane
Hoover Satisfied By Prospects Of Naval Reduction
The Washington note says President Hoover is confident about progress toward naval armament limits with Britain and other powers. An in principle Anglo-American deal could allow further reductions after the 1996 Washington treaty expires, with fleets stabilized and hypothetical post conference reductions in view. Britain plans to retire seven cruisers and alter two under construction, while the U.S. may need to build 10 to 13 of new cruisers to meet agreed limits.
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Aitho
Hoover
United States
Great
Administration
Great Britain
Nscal
U. S
Hmlt
Navy General Board
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Radio Fans Will Hear Big Games at Chicago Park
Chicago broadcasts plan World Series games at Wrigley Field with four Chicago stations WBBM WGN WMAQ and WCFL joining two national networks NBC and CBS CBS NBC will each run separate press box booths for coverage if games are played at the Cubs home field Chicago Sept 18 reports outline broadcast permits granted for the event.
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Chicago Park
Chicago
National
Wrigley Feld
Cubs
National Broadcasting Company
B R
Columbia Broadcasting System
WBBM
WGN
WMAQ
WCFL
Des Moines Thieves Have Plenty Brass
Des Moines police reported a break in at Siegel Brothers bottle and metal company with 300 pounds of brass stolen, plus 100 pounds of aluminum, 12 batteries and five new tires. A man injured in a prior summer automobile accident on Logan avenue road is back at Allen Memorial hospital awaiting jaw surgery recovery.
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Des Moines
U.P
Siegel Brothers Bottle and Metal Company
Wilson
Greene
Logan Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Drugstores and booze permits ruling affects eating houses
Attorney General John Fletcher ruled that drug stores with liquor permits cannot be classified as eating houses for liquor sales. Serving food aside from steam and soda may keep a store in the eating house category, while ice cream and soda are allowed when a liquor permit is present. The opinion was mailed to Clinton County Attorney M. L. Button for the record.
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Des Moines
Sept
Towa
John Fletcher
M. L. Button
Clinton
State Supreme Court
Loan Approved For North Dakota Montana Wheat Growers
Washington September 14 The federal farm board approved a loan of 506000 to the North Dakota Montana wheat growers association of Grand Forks. The loan supplements earlier advances from the federal intermediate credit bank of St Paul Minnesota. The advance will be 10 cents a bushel on wheat held by the association with a cap that combined sums from both banks shall not exceed $1 a bushel. The board said this group was the first to qualify for supplemental loans for cooperative grain growers associations.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Board
North Dakota-Montana
Farm Board
Identification Hoax Over Missing Son In Chicago Case
Mrs Jenni g Colburn admitted to police that the body found last July was claimed to be her son to claim a $35 reward from a newspaper. The coroner's inquiry continues as officers review the hoax. The body had rested in the county morgue for about a month before her reaction.
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Chicago
U.P
Jennig Colburn
Five More Divorces Granted in Black Hawk Court
In a morning session Judge H B Boles presided over the domestic relations bench as six couples were declared single. Decrees granted include Erma E Elver from W G Elver with right to resume Erma Lang, Edith L Elliott from Ellsworth Elliott with Edith Robins, Maud Miller from Francis Miller as Maud Garings, Della Bird from William Bird with custody of two minor children, and Opal H Melughn from Dalton Melughn with right to resume Opal Hanaker.
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Black Hawk Comuty District Court
H. B. Boles
Erma E. Elver
W. G. Elver
Erma &. Lang
Edith L. Elliott
Ellsworth Elliott
Edith L. Robins
Maudatiler
Francis Miller
Maud Garings
Della Bird
William L. Bird
Opal H. Melughn
Dalton iMelughn
Opal Hanaker
Prescription Rum No Longer A Problem
Minneapolis report notes that at the National Association of Retail Druggists convention the 3,000 delegates agreed prescription whisky no longer merits discussion. H M Cummings of Melua Ide says federal restrictions removed the prescription issue, leaving bootleg drug stores as the remaining prohibition angle, though they are few.
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Minneapolis
National Association of Retail Druggists
H. M. Cummings
Melua
Ide
Rabbit Men to Meet at City Hall Tonight in Waterloo
Members of the Waterloo Rabbit Association will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the city hall. George Carpenter, secretary, said the day. Plans for the rabbit exposition to be held with the Dairy Cattle Congress will be discussed and committees appointed. A large attendance is expected at the meeting.
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Waterloo Rabbit Association
George Carpenter
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