Desperadoes Held After Chicago Dive Raid
Twenty two men believed among country’s most wanted were in police custody after a raid on the Ledo Inn in Chicago. Joseph Davenport, wanted for a Minneapolis slaying, was identified among the detainees. Police link six suspects to murder charges in St Paul. Ernie Young says Davenport held him at gunpoint for 16000 in diamonds and cash stolen from his wife. The gang is also suspected in a New York kidnapping of bootleg kings Abraham Sharlay and James Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Joseph Davenport
Minneapolis
St. Paul
James Barrett
Eister
Lillian Woeser
Thomas J. Smith
Harry Magon
Smith
William
Dutch
Kanner
Dave Berman
Central Park
New York City
Wis
Post Office
Martin
St. Loui
Davenport
Ernie Young
Theatrica
New York
Abraham Sharlay
James Taylor
Al Smith Nomination Battle Seen In McAdoo Rift
The piece argues McAdoo’s walkout shapes the Southern Democrat split and Smith’s path to the nomination. It notes the two thirds rule, potential disaffection, and the risk of Southern or Republican voting. McAdoo may gain freedom but faces aging limits and unclear future impact on the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Smith
French Legion Opens Convention With Brief Disturbance
At the Paris Trocadero a French government welcome greeted American Legion delegates as Gendarmes eject a noisy disturber from the gallery. Marin declared the alliance of nations is rooted in shared ideals and moral progress, while bands from Sioux City and Fort Dodge opened the gathering amid applause and a president’s message read by James Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gendermes
Marin
M. Marin
Inwa
Trocedero Palace
Paris
iPl
Monahan Post
Sioux City
Drum and Bugle Corps
Fort Dodge
American Legion
Wolfe
Legion
Howard F. Savage
Louis Marin
Coolidge
James F. Barton
Legion Returns
Peacetime Pilgrimage Caps Paris Legion Convention
The American Legion delegates in Paris for a peacetime pilgrimage praised Franco American friendship. Julian Thames welcomed them and urged enduring ties as 20,000 members join a historic goodwill journey. Commander Savage recalled Pershing and Lafayette and expressed gratitude for the Paris invitation. Delegates prepared for an afternoon parade as Doumergue and Marshal Yoch departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paris
France
Trocadero Palace
Legion Convention
Julian M
Thames
Legion Department
Savage
Legion
Republics
Gen. Pershing
Lafayette
American Legion
Doumergue
Marshal Yoch
Detroit Pilot Leads in Cleveland Run Across Nation
A list of pilots and aircraft types across multiple U S cities shows Detroit leading in a national aviation event. The roster names pilots from Des Moines to Chicago with models including Waco 10 and Travel Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Eagle Rock
G. Smith
Tacoma
Wash
Swallow
R. R. Johnson
Missoula
Mont
Waco
A. Litzenberger
Erie
Penn
A. W. Stephenson
Dillon
L F. Hughes
Wheeling
W. Va
Travelair
Detmer
Tarrytown
N. J
W. H. Emery, Jr
Bradford
K. R. Hunger
Madison
M. H. McMeehan
Yakima
R. W. Cant Well
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. B. Sidowsky
Coffeyville
R. E. da
Two-Thirds of U S Youth Lack Religious Training
Ames Iowa Sept 19 Twenty seven million children of the United States or two thirds of the youth are receiving no religious training of any kind. L Co Palmer national secretary of the Brotherhood of St Andrew Philadelphia declared at the first annual conference of laymen of the Episcopal church in Iowa. The country spends 64 per capita for general education while for religious education the amount spent is less than one cent per capita. In a resolution adopted the laymen urged that the bishop and council assume responsibility for Camp Morrison on the Cedar river near Waterloo boys recreation center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
United States
L. Co. Palmer
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Philadelphia
Episcopal Church
Iowa
Palmer
Camp Morrison
Cedar River
Waterloo
Boys’ Recreation Center
Wedding supper blamed for ptomaine poisoning
A score of people in Joplin Missouri are recovering from ptomaine poisoning after eating pressed chicken sandwiches at a wedding supper on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Packers Charged With Conspiracy By OLED Company
Baltimore Butterine sues leading packers including Armour Swift and Wilson in Chicago federal court for 1.1 million dollars. Suit alleges a conspiracy to intimidate customers through misrepresentation of oleomargarine and butter laws, treble damages sought under the trade conspiracy act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore Butterine Company
Baltimore
Armour, Swift and Wilson Packing Companies
Institute of Margerine Manufacturers
Washington
Elgin Til
American Linseed Oil Company
Soan
Ees
Des Moines Man Off for Frisco in Fast Mail Plane
Des Moines, Sept 19. Dr. T. C. Denny president of Central Life Assurance left Des Moines for San Francisco in a Boeing mail plane. He becomes the first air passenger from Des Moines on the regular mail service. If on schedule he will reach San Francisco early this evening, replacing a two day and a half train trip. Fare by plane was 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
T. C Denny
Central Life Assurance Company
San Francisco
Boeing
Denny
Bank Supply Sales Lead Nation King Wins 250
Steady banking conditions in Iowa shown by J. W. King of 825 Limestreet. He won the first prize of 250 dollars from Bankers Supply company Chicago for the top sales performer between July 4 and August 27. King led a national sales force of 112 men with orders totaling 21000 dollars in northern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. W. King
Bankers Supply Company
Chicago
King
Opening Day At Iowa State University Sees 5500 Enrollees
About 5,500 students entered the State University of Iowa as doors opened for the new academic year. Registration neared completion, based on those who paid fees. This year is the 81st in the university’s history and the 11th with Dr W A Jessup as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
W. A. Jessup
Kellogg Receives French Tariff Note in Paris Controversy
Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg, vacationing in St Paul, received the French government note replying to U S negotiations over discriminatory tariffs on American goods. Kellogg declined to discuss the note's contents, saying it required no special haste in consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
INS
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Kellogg
Plan Restriction on Industrial Alcohol Plan
Washington D C Sept 19 Prohibition Commissioner Doran says rigid regulations to limit the annual production of industrial alcohol by each manufacturer will be issued soon as a step to cut off the lawless fringe in this field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Prohibition
Doran
Mortuary Notice for Jennie Avery in Waterloo
Jennie Afelda Avery 58 died at 12 30 p m at home 408 Glenwood street from a paralytic stroke suffered yesterday Born March 26 1869 in Dubuque she was a member of the Christian church at Mount Auburn Survived by husband M G Avery daughters Viola McFarlan Cedar Rapids Daisy Smith Waterloo and Aretta at home sons Lloyd Floyd Avery Waterloo and Earl at home sister Mrs Jessie Morrey Mount Auburn The body lies at Kistner mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Afelda Avery
Glenwood Street
Dubuque
Christian Church
Mount Auburn
M. G. Avery
Viola McFarlan
Cedar Rapids
Daisy Smith
Waterloo
Aretta
Lloyd
Floyd Avery
Earl
Jessie Morrey
Kistner Mortuary
James Joyce 25 Dies at Oakdale Sanatorium
James Joyce aged 25 of 219 Twelfth Street West died Saturday afternoon at the State sanitarium in Oakdale after a lengthy illness from tuberculosis. He was born January 6, 1902 in Plaquemine Louisiana, the only son of Mr and Mrs Henderson Joyce. Survived by his wife Joewillie and daughter Dorothy. The body lies at Kearns Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Joyce
Twelfth Street West
Oakdale
Plaquemine
Henderson Joyce
Joewillie
Dorothy
Kearns Mortuary
Indian in Calaboose after car seizure with liquor
Des Moines reports Pim Silas Hunn of Omaha an Indian called Yellow foot was jailed after arrest on Altoona road with 40 gallons of alleged firewater in his automobile. He faces illegal transportation of liquor charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Pim Silas
Hunn
Omaha
Yellowfoot
Altoona
Cheese Order at Chicken Barbecue Tips Off Raiders
Des Moines September 190 A county and federal liquor raid led to the arrest of Paul Seeburger and Dave O Heron proprietors of a chicken barbecue shack after officers found a quart of alcohol in the icebox. A suspicious request by O Heron prompted the raid then dilakukan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Uquor
Paul Seeburger
Dave O’heron
O'Heron
Seeburger
Gun Fight Victims Improve. Crumrine Leaves Hospital
Deputy W. F. Dilworth Detective Hugh Crumrine and Fred Scheufele wounded in a Friday gun fight showed improving conditions with low danger of serious effects. Crumrine returned home to 1737 Baltimore street after removal from Allen Memorial hospital. Dilworth spent a comfortable day and is expected to recover rapidly. Scheufele, shot three times, remains under guard at Allen hospital and shows resilience after abdominal and arm wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dilworth
Hugh Crumrine
Fred Scheufele
Farmer
Crumline
Scheufele
Allen Memorial Hospital
Baltimore Street
Dilworth
Allen Hospital
Resume Trial of Fort Dodge Man on Murder Charge
Fort Dodge, Sept 19. The trial of Frank Bittner for the murder of George McIntyre, a Fort Dodge gambler, will resume today after a weekend adjournment. The state expects to rest its case today with defense testimony to continue midweek. Austin Navin, also indicted, may be recalled. Navin testified that Red Watson and Bittner conspired to rob McIntyre, who was shot during the holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Frank Bittner
George McIntyre
J. I. Dolliver
Austin Navin
McIntyre
Navin
Germany leaning toward dry cause urged by German delegates
Shenandoah Ia Sept 19 delegates to the Des Moines conference of the Methodist church heard Dr F B H Otto Melle Fort Frankfurt on the Main say that prohibition has growing support in Germany. A petition before the reichstag asks that local option be granted to various German cities and communities. Melle noted Germany’s postwar lack of a standing army and its sound financial footing. He said men who would have served in the army were placed in industrial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Germany
Reichstag
F. BH
Otto Melle
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Des Moines
Methodist Church
Melle
Keokuk Dam Co. Appeals $6 Million Assessment
Keokuk Iowa September 19 Mississippi River Power Company filed a district court notice of appeal against an increased assessment of 6 million dollars on its property holdings here. The board of equalization had raised the levy from 2 019 100 dollars last May. Objections by the dam operator were overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
INS
Mississippi River Power Company
Board of Equalization and Review
Illinois Central Advertisements Collected in New Book
The Illinois Central has issued a book titled The First, Seven Years of Institutional Advertising containing 84 open letters on railroad operation printed as newspaper advertising. Copies arrive as the company notes it reached about 20 million readers in 500 papers monthly over seven years. Most letters were by former President C. H. Markham. the last signed by successor L. A. Downs. The volume covers history, investments, operations, and business themes for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central System
Illinois Central
Pres
C. H. Markham
L. A. Downs
Markham
Waterloo Girl Pledged to Alpha Xi Delta
Miss Mary Northey of Waterloo has been elected a pledge of Alpha Xi Delta at Coe College in Cedar Rapids with the formal pledge news reporting from the Sept 19 notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Mary Northey
Waterson
Alpha Xi Delta
Coe College
Martin Jensen and Lion Reported Lost in U. S. Flight
Martin Jensen for New York from San Diego with Leo the lion aboard a news flight was missing. Officials at Metro-Goldwyn-Marner say the search extends across California and toward the desert near the California Arizona line with reports Holtville as the last contact point. Planes from San Diego Yuma and Kelly Field Texas scour the route for the missing flyer and captive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loseles
Cal
Martin
Jensen
San Diego
New York
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Leo
Lion
Imperial Valley
Alburque
N.M
Holtville
California- Arizona
San Dilego
Yuma
Kelly Field
Tex
Drivers Exonerated in Auto Crash That Killed Two Nurses
Centerville Indiana September 19 Two student nurses from St Josephs hospital died in a crash ten miles west of Centerville when their car was struck by a blinded driver and hit a telephone pole. The nurse victims were Goldene Reynolds 20 Princeton Missouri and Irene Parrish 17 Corydon Indiana. Robert Brown Centerville suffered a broken collar bone and severed fingers. Veron Jeffries Confidence Indiana driver was scratched and bruised. Coroner inquest in Mystic exonerated drivers of both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Here
Goldene Reynolds
Princeton
Irene Parrish
Corydon
Robert Brown
Vernon Jeffries
Mystic
W. B. Hays
Names Iowa Solons to Attend Meeting on Income Taxation
Lieutenant Governor Glenn F. Kimball announced a committee of Iowa state senators to attend a National Council of Legislatures conference in Washington November 8 to 10. Members include W. Baird, A. H. Bergman, Otto F. Lange, Joseph R. Frailey, and C. F. Johnston. The session will shape a program of federal income taxation to be proposed to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Glenn F. Kimball
Leutenant
National Council of Legislatures
Washington
W. §. Baird
A. H. Bergman
Newton
Otto F. Lange
Dubuque
Joseph R. Frailey
Fort Madison
C. F. Johnston
Sheffield
Congress
Three Waterloo Hunters Fined for Law Infractions
Three Waterloo men were cited in municipal court after a Sunday hunting trip. O. E. Metcalf and G. R. Coutts pleaded guilty to carrying loaded guns in a car and were fined 10 dollars plus costs. John Schulte was fined the same for hunting without a license. Costs totaled 5.75 dollars per case. informations were filed by deputy state game warden B. F. Alsop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Metcalf
Fourth Street
West
G. R. Coutts
Brockwell Arms
John Schulte
B. F. Alsop
Remodeling and heating plant notices in city directory listing
Compact list of remodels garages and heating plants filed by residents and businesses with addresses such as 323 Tenth East Hawthorne 415 Jefferson 163 Lovejoy and 807 Walnut. Values range from 50 to 200 dollars. several garages and dwellings remodels noted along with a wreck building at 215 Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reynolds
Tenth East
John Roof
Hawthorne
la Porte Road
Overland-Waterloo Company
Sixth
Franklin
Otto Hummel
Jefferson
Kingbard
Gwynne Weston
Lovejoy
Delphine Jeffries
J. E. Johnson
Kimball Avenue
Ada M. Kohl
Walnut
Kenneth Schreiner
C. D. Graham
Park Road
Frank Lindsay
Moir
F. R. Harmon
Avalon
D. Bandfield
Riverside
John McKevitt
Sycamore
Iowa Farm Sells for 240 An Acre in Cash Bargain
Iowa City reports the Herman Wardenburg farm near town sold for 240 dollars per acre. The 240 acre tract was bought by John Haack who paid cash, signaling a return to normal market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa City
Lews
Herman Wardenburg
Here
John Haack
Graceland College Not to Close After Paralysis Fatality
Lamont Iowa reports a Graceland College freshman died yesterday from infantile paralysis. Dr Henry Albert says there is no need to close classes to prevent spread. Alden Foote of Caribou Maine also died after a brief illness. No other cases reported, pending word from Maine. Dubuque and Audubon schools reopen after precautionary paralysis closures. No new cases in Audubon. School districts report scattered cases across several Iowa counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Foote
Dubuque
Iowa
Clayton
Clinton
Scott
Bremer
Black Hawk
Folk
Audubon
Woodbury
August Building Permits Show Gain Over July
August building permits in 207 U.S. cities totaled 296,642,600 dollars, up 16 percent from July but down 7 percent from August last year. One hundred four cities reported higher values than last August with 108 posting declines. Cedar Rapids posted 163 permits totaling 661,500, Des Moines 142 permits at 283,800, Dubuque 88 permits at 73,200, Sioux City 61 permits at 331,000, and Waterloo 127 permits at 80,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States
F. W. Dodge Corporation
New York
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Sioux City
Waterloo
Two Men With Gun Rob Elmer Moore in Alley
Two men about five seven tall robbed Elmer Moore at 11 45 p m in the 1300 block of Fourth Street East. They forced him to surrender $35 in cash and fled. Moore, of 223 Gable Street, could not describe the suspects beyond their height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Elmer Moore
Gable Street
Moore
Friedl's Cafe to Open Monday on East Fourth Street
Friedl's cafe, long run at 609 Commercial Street, will relocate to 104 Fourth Street East next Monday Andrew Friedl proprietor announced. The Fourth Street East room has been remodeled with new restaurant fixtures and a new bake oven installed in the basement.
Weather outlook for weekend and Monday
Temperatures show a low of 49 Saturday night and a high of 62 Sunday. Sunday night drops to 43 with Monday around 44. Rainfall is forecast at 1 inch Saturday night and 0 on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonday
Ilsa
What Do You Draw When You Phone What Do You Draw When You Phone
Psychologists studying subconscious telephonic drawing note busy Waterloo workers sketch diagrams and portraits while on calls. A. D. Weigel admits such habit, others draft station names, bridges, diamonds, or elegant portraits as conversations continue, suggesting freehand glyphs reveal personality trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. d. Weigel
W. Scott Williams
Illinois Central Lines
Altho
Millage Cuts Plague East Waterloo To 19 Mills
County board fixes 1928 levies reducing city and town millages except Castle Hill which seeks 1000 more for school costs. East Waterloo decreases 13 mills, Waterloo West 3 mills, county millage down 15.6 mills, while reductions vary from 2 mills in Hudson to 11 in Gilbertville. Tax levy amounts remain near last year due to higher valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hill
Waterloo East
Waterloo West
Hudson
Gilbertville
County Oe Naeeneneeewenee
Waterloo East One
Waterloo West Banderean
Cedar Falls Vaeoe Taveasan
la Forte City
Errr Rer
Hudson Viaven
Dunkerton Waren
Bade Ae Eee
Cedar Heights
Ttt Twee Eee
Wee E Ewe Sree
Hammill Names Commission for Flag Preservation Cabinet
Des Moines Sept 19 Gov John Hammill announced the members of a new commission to supervise a cabinet for preserving national and regimental flags carried by Iowa soldiers in the Spanish American and World Wars The appointees are Capt W E G Saunders Emmetsburg George Hall Des Moines and F M Harrison Osceola A fourth member will be named later The panel has a $10 000 appropriation from the Forty second General Assembly plan calls for a large glass cabinet in the capitals main rotunda between the governors suite and the state department area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
John Hammill
Iowa
W. E. G. Saunders
Emmatsburg
George Hall
Des. Moines
F. M. Harrison
Osceola
Indianapolis Mayor Denies Selling Public Offices
Indianapolis Sept 19 Mayor John L Duvall denied from the witness stand the charge he tried to sell municipal appointments before taking office. On trial for corrupt practices he disputed William H Armitage’s testimony that he could name three mu pipe appointees for favors. He admitted receiving money but said it was not for trade of appointments and the funds were later returned to Armitage by his brother-in-law William C Buser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Duvall
Duvall
William H.* Armitage
Armitage
William C. Buser
Kennedy to Attend Corn Borer Parley Opening in Toledo
Des Moines Sept 19 Carl N Kennedy assistant secretary of the Iowa department of agriculture will leave tomorrow for Toledo to attend corn borer conferences with representatives from eastern and corn belt states First sessions will be held Wednesday tours of infested areas in northern Ohio Thursday inspectors visit infested areas in Ontario and Friday a general conference will be held in Detroit State Budget Director E L Hogue was to attend but remained in Des Moines on departmental business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carl N. Kennedy
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Toledo
Ohio
Ontario
Canada
Detroit
E. L. Hogue
Education Board Starts Selection of Reference Books
Members of the county board of education met at 9 30 a m in the office of County Superintendent A E Jewett to select reference books for Black Hawk county school districts. Lists of requirements were submitted and many reference books were on display. Board members include S O Smalling Cedar township W O Tannreather Orange J O Trumbauer Waterloo George Pashby Union LeClaire Martin Cedar Falls and W M Blough La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
A. E. Jewett
Black Hawk County
S. O. Smalling
Cedar Township
W. O. Tannreather
Orange
J. O. Trumbauer
Waterloo
George Pashby
Union
LeClaire Martin
Cedar Falls
W. M. Blough
la Porte City
Doctors Give Up in Parentage Dispute
In Cleveland on September 19, doctors and blood specialists told Common Pleas Judge Carl Weygandt that medical science cannot conclusively prove Mrs. Sam Smith is the mother of the infant she nurses at Fairview Park hospital. She says the newborn was swapped with a baby girl born August 22 to another mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Carl V. Weygandt
Sam Smith
Fairview Park Hospital
Byrnes Park Candy Booth Burglarized
An unidentified burglar stole four dollars worth of candy and cigars from the Byrnes park concession last night. John Casey, concessionaire, reported the theft to police today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
John Casey
Mrs Bartholomew Leaving Hospital After Serious Operation
Mrs B H Bartholomew of 311 Bath Street is expected to leave Alien Memorial Hospital soon after a serious operation two weeks ago. She is getting along nicely and anticipates returning home later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bartholomew
Bath Street
Alien Memorial Hospital
Marriage Licenses for Harold Pritchard and Winifred Madsen
Harold Pritchard of Waverly and Winifred Madsen of Waterloo obtained a marriage license. The document records the pairing in a local civil filing and lists the primary residences as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pritchard
Waverly
Winifred Madsen
Waterloo
Ministerial Association nominates leaders at farewell luncheon
Rev EF W Main named president of Waterloo Ministerial Association to succeed Dr Earl Roadman after a farewell luncheon at the YWCA in honor of Dr and Mrs Roadman. Rev Ernest B Mounsey and Rev F Herbert Moehlman named vice president and secretary treasurer. About 50 ministers and spouses attended. tributes praised Roadman’s three years of service and community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Main
Graves Memorial United
Brethren Church
Waterloo
Earl’“A
Y. W
Ernest B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
F. Herbert’ Moehlman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ministerial Association
M. Vagey
A. .P. Blough
Kluss Talks Rotary on U S Basic Law Strength
West High School principal J Kluss addressed the Rotary club at noon in the Hotel Russell Inn. He explained how the constitution grew through compromises and its elasticity, noting the 13 colonies without a central government needed a strong union, and highlighted the elastic clause granting Congress implied powers. C F Altstadt spoke briefly on Rotary Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.kluss
West High School
Rotary
Russellen
Kluss
Congress
C. F. Altstadt
Rotary Education
Ask Investigation of Dam Project at Fort Dodge Site
Des Moines report: Iowa State College dean Anson Marston to appoint an engineer to investigate plans for a $1,000,000 Des Moines river dam at Kala near Fort Dodge. Company proposing the dam protests a water flow restriction to protect fish, arguing it would hamper construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Executive Council
Anson Marston
Iowa State College
Kala
Fort Dodge
Nebraska Tow a Week Festival Opens in Omaha
Omaha celebrates Nebraska town week with Ak-Sar-Ben sponsorship. Thousands from two states visit as the nations festival replaces the old carnival. Theatres stage special programs and stores run exhibits. Visitors are guided through the stockyards packing houses grain exchange and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Grain Exchange
Harlan Man Found Dead Near Carter Lake Omaha
The body of a man believed to be H Jensen, 30, of Harlan Ta was found at Carter Lake near Omaha Nebraska with four bullet holes above the right eye. Coroner Paul Steinwender said Jensen had been dead since about midnight the previous night. He wore a new blue serge suit and light cap bought in Harlan, with identification from papers in his pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
H. Jensen
Harlan
Carter Lake
Jensen
Paul Steinwender
Necktie in Eyes Triggers Fatal Car Spill
A necktie whipped into Virgil Brecker's eyes causing him to lose control on the Centerville Exline road. His car left the pavement and rolled into a ditch. Brecker was thrown clear while the vehicle sustained a twisted frame and bent axle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville. In
Virgil Brecker
Centerville- Exline
Brecker
Farewell Courtesy Given Hunt Family
A farewell surprise party was held yesterday for the A M Hunt family at the home of Mr and Mrs J M McNamara. Attendees brought baskets and gifts as Mr Hunt, longtime Jewel Tea cashier, is promoted to ant accountant for Samé company in Detroit. The family will move late this week. Mr McNamara, Jewel Tea route supervisor, has resigned to become a National Biscuit salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hunt
J. M. McNamara
Mr. Hunt
Jewel Tea Company
Detroit
Hich
McNamara
National Biscuit Company
Final dividend declared for Farmer State Bank depositors
Lamont Iowa Sept 19 final dividend of 11 percent to be paid this week to depositors of the closed Farmers State Bank, bringing total payouts to 31 percent since its December closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont
INS
L. A. Andrew
Farmers State Bank
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Crumrine
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Friedl’s Cafe
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