Fire prevention week aims to involve 3000 Waterloo students
More than 3,000 East and West district school children are pledged to participate in National Fire Prevention Week observances October 9 to 16. Superintendent Kline and Superintendent C A Kittrell announced plans at Hotel Russell Lamson with the Greater Waterloo association firing up home inspection forms and talks by fire prevention lecturer Harry E. Rogers. Cash prizes of 5 3 and 2 will be awarded for the top three essays from grades four through nine in each district, with two classifications per district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. Kline
Charles ‘A. Kittrell
Fie
Greater Waterloo Association
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Ror
Vaughan
Lamar J. Duke
Herman
Waterloo: Insurance Association
Hearing on Cleveland's Famous Baby Shuffle Case Opens
In Cleveland on September 22 a habeas corpus hearing began in Common Pleas Court before Judge Carl V. Weygandt. Mrs. Smith, claiming the baby girl is hers, contends the hospital must produce a baby boy in place of the girl. Doctors nurses and hospital staff testified as the hearing opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stephenson Opens Fight for Liberty in Indiana 1925
Stephenson leads a liberty crusade in Blesville Indiana as 1925 actions highlight pro liberty advocacy. Local organizers rally support and promote constitutional rights amid regional debates and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Senate challengers seek to overturn four decade precedent
In Des Moines on September 22, a political note discusses Senator Skromme challenging a four decade precedent on the senatorship. The exchange centers on term limits and the cadence of reelection. The piece notes ongoing efforts to redefine longstanding norms governing the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moines
Skromme
Burt to Move Family to Ontario California
Austin reports Burt, formerly a Waterloo resident, will relocate his family from Pomona to Ontario. He served on civic affairs and helped negotiate the purchase of the consolidated Water Co by Pomona, acted as an election commissioner, and recently worked with Pomona Fixture & Wiring Co. Burt was asked to apply as Ontario city manager and was selected from 24 applicants. His son Richard works at First National Bank of Pomona and his daughter Dorothy graduated from Pomona College last June.
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Austin
Burt
Watterloo
Pomona
California
Pomong
Elec
Fixture & Wiring ‘Co
Ontario
Richard
First National Bank of
Dorothy
Pomona College
Three Red Heifers Involved In Suit
George Peterson sues Tommy and Less Lockett to recover three red heifers with white spotted faces bought Sept. 17 from Mrs. Louise Peterson for 130 dollars. He claims delivery failed, cattle escaped, and they remain wrongfully kept on a Spring Creek township farm under an invalid ownership claim.
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Repleyin
J. W. Thompson
George Peterson
Tommy
Lockett
Peterson
Louise Peterson
Fred Peterson
Spring Creek Township
Patrolmen Follow Candy Bar Clowns
Two clowns distributed samples of a candy bar on the streets as Chief of Police Charles Mohlis dispatched patrolmen to seize them for lacking the city license. The candy bar company offered a dollar to each person with a wrapper and two dollars if a passerby held 15 wrappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mohlis
Pope Pius XI gives $100000 for flood relief work
New York dispatch reports Pope Pius XI has contributed $100,000 for welfare and flood relief among Mississippi flood sufferers. Rev Edmund A Walsh S J of Georgetown University accepted the papal gift for the American Hierarchy. Walsh said the pope wished to make a personal contribution beyond diocesan aid.
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New York
Pope Pius XI
Mississippi
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown
University
American ‘Heirarchy of Bishops
Pope
Pils
United States
Walsh
Des Moines church plans new building
Des Moines September 22 plans for the construction of a 150000 dollar structure for the Beaver Avenue United Presbyterian church were approved today by the plan committee of the congregation Work on the new building is expected to start next week following approval of the plans at a congregation meeting next Wednesday The church is a consolidation of the former First and Elmwood United Presbyterian churches
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Des. Moines
Beaver Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
First
Elmwood
United
Presbyterian Churches
May Get Milk Plant in Iowa City Contemplated
City officials and company representatives discussed a planned milk factory in Iowa City to process 370000 pounds of milk daily. A countywide farmer pledge survey will determine feasibility and the final decision rests on its outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dai
Iowa City
Health survey begun in Iowa schools by health board
Des Moines reports the state board of health and local Parent Teachers associations launched a survey of health activities in public schools. A form devised by Prof. Belyai Swallowwell will be used to appraise health and immunization campaigns now under way.
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Des Moines
INS
State’ Board of Health
Henry Albert
Belya I
Swalwell
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
500 Ask Highway Election in Jackson
More than 500 persons have signed petitions in Jackson county asking the board of supervisors to call a special election to vote bonds for primary road building. A good roads booster meeting will be held at Maquoketa tomorrow night with representation from every township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jackson County
Board of Supervisors
Maquoketa
Roy A. Young Named Governor of Federal Reserve Board
Roy A. Young of Minneapolis was appointed yesterday by President Coolidge as a member of the Federal Reserve Board and designated as governor of the board. Secretary Mellon announced that Edmund Platt will remain as governor of the board.
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Washington, D. C
Roy A. Young
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Board
Coolidge
Treasury
Mellon
Edmund Platt
90 Italian Service Men Hurt in Wreck
A special train carrying 1,100 former Italian soldiers from Naples to Rome collided with a freight train near Tiburtina station. Two center carriages overturned, injuring about 50 men, with fog blamed for the crash.
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Rome
Naples
Tiburtina
Warms of Red Peril in Iowa Address
Bes Moines Iowa September 22 1 P warning against a communist movement in the United States to overthrow the government was given in an address by Donald G Hunter attorney before the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
United States
Donald G. Hunter
Iowa Daughters of the American Revoluon
Temperatures Forecast For Wednesday And Thursday
The forecast lists maximum and minimum temperatures for Wednesday and specifies readings for Thursday at 7 am 11 am and 3 pm. The garbled text includes unrelated letter strings and does not provide additional measurable data.
Third Plane in Delayed Start 24 Hrs Behind
The San Francisco Spokane Pacific coast derby lists five planes with prize money and unofficial winners. Lippiatt Schoenmair Breese are named as top finishers from Los Angeles and San Francisco. D. C. Warren and Lee Kelley parade in, with three others unreported. The program features Duke Schiller, Edward Bohn, Eddie Stinson, and Fred Koehler in nonstop New York race, plus parachute jumps and military maneuvers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson
San Francisco-Spokane Pacific Coast
D. Lippiatt
Los Angeles
Lee Schoenmair
San Francisco
Vance Breese
New York
Spafford Named Leader of Legion at Final Session
Spafford was named leader of the Legion at its final session. The event featured amber and ruby beverages and flattered French guests as Mrs Adalin Wright-Macauley followed the nationalist president Lindbergh’s example by merely touching lips to champagne glasses in toasting.
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Spafford
Legion
Adalin ‘Wright-Macauley
Lindbergh
Rumor Floursishes on Brunson Departure in Omaha
Secretary Parley Revives talk that Glenn A. Brinson prohibition administrator for Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota may be relieved. J M Doran federal prohibition chief met with Senators Norris and Howell and Anti Saloon League superintendents to discuss Omaha alleged lax enforcement as complaints from prohibition groups mount.
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Omaha
INS
Glenn. A. Brinson
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
J. M. Doran
United States
Prohibition
Norris and Howell
Arrest in Kansas Solves Sioux City Burglary Case
James Nelson, 18, of Minneapolis, was captured in Topeka while attempting to rob a home. Police say his arrest links him to three Sioux City home burglaries and two auto thefts. A car owned by H. B. Cooper of Sioux City was found in his possession. Nelson confessed to three local burglaries and another auto theft. He will be prosecuted in Topeka on robbery charges.
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Sioux City
James Nelson
Minneapolis
Minn
Topeka
Kean
H. B. Cooper
Nelson
Eight Years for Killing Woman in Centerville
Porter Van Kirk 68 Mystic pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Robert Peak. He was sentenced by Judge R W Smith to eight years in the state penitentiary after the county attorney withdrew a first degree murder charge and had sought the death penalty. The incident followed an alleged drinking party at Van Kirk's home.
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Centerville
Porter van Kirk
Mystic
Robert Peak
State Penitentiary
van Kirk
R. W. Smith
W. B. Hays
Hays
Baldwin Locomotive Shares Fall After Board Meeting
New York sept 22 Baldwin Locomotive Works stock dropped 14 a share on the nyse after the directors meeting in Philadelphia was deemed routine. Investors had anticipated renewed efforts by the Fisher brothers Detroit and A W Cute ten Chicago to gain seats on the Baldwin board.
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New York
Baldwin Locomotive Works
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Wall Street
Fisher Brothers
Detroit
A. W. Cuteten
Chicago
Baldwin
Nation wide drive to honor Hindenburg at Neudeck estate
Berlin reports a subscription campaign begun Oct 12 by major German industrial trade and agricultural groups to present the Neudeck estate near Eylau in East Prussia as Hindenburgs gift for his eightieth birthday. The manor will host veterans and the house remains a family seat. A Berlin artist recounts Mark Twain's prank aboard a Europe tour.
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Berlin
Hindenberg
von Hindenburg
Prussia
Hindenburg
Mark Twain
Peter Richards
New York
Liverpool
Europe
Mark’ Twain
Clemens
Autumn Pastoral Reflections From Barbats Erwin
Barbats Erwin writes in Pillar to Post for the Chicago Evening Post about autumn scenes along a dusty country road. Harvest imagery fills the piece with pumpkins, pumpkins, pumpkins and crisp light.
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Erwin
Chicago Evening Post
Lowden Finance Quotas Set by State Committee
Des Moines reports that the Lowden state committee announced a finance plan with county quotas from 100 to 500 dollars to fund state headquarters activities for the Lowden for president campaign. Excess from oversubscription will support district and county work. The plan notes county chairmen will supervise collection and hints at E T Meredith possibly entering the Democratic race, affecting farm relief policy.
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Des Moines
Lowden State Committee
Frank .J. Lund
Lund
Lowden
E.‘T. Meredith
Dt. Was
Farm
Money Plentiful Lane Tells Lions
Will A. Lane, cashier of First National bank, told Lions club members in Black's tea room luncheon that the world credit system is strong and abundant funds seek investment at low rates. He noted Europe owes 23 billion dollars to the U S and citizens, yet private money is flowing to buy American securities as a solution to liquidating foreign indebtedness remains unresolved.
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A. Lane
First National Bank
Lions Club
Black's
Lane
Hunt Escaped Felon for Double Holdup
An escaped state reformatory inmate William Mosher is sought after a double holdup near Nebraska City. Mosher, who escaped Lincoln reformatory Tuesday, is believed involved with two men and a woman who held two couples after midnight, taking two watches and $20. One victim was knocked down and his suit stolen. Authorities sweep eastern Nebraska and western Iowa.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
William Mosher
State Reformatory
Lincoln
Nebraska City
Mosher
Flying Lion Weak With Hunger Near Roosevelt Dam
A searching party led by Martin Jensen found the crashed plane in the mountains near Roosevelt Dam with Leo the motion picture lion aboard. Leo was weakened from lack of food and water after the Friday crash, several hours after Jensen departed New York on a nonstop flight.
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Roosevelt Dam
Ariz
Martin Jensen
Leo
Motion
Jensen
New York
Accept Guilty Pleas in Big Oil Frauds
Four defendants pled guilty in a federal case accusing a $20 million mail fraud conspiracy tied to Invader Oil Corporation of Muskogee Oklahoma. Attorney General approved pleas via telegram from Washington to U S District Attorney SW McNabb in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Invader Oil Corporation
Muskogee
Oklo
Atty
Gen
Sargent
Washington
McNabb
United States
Maryland Man Appointed General Counsel for Internal Revenue
Clarence M. Charest of Maryland was appointed by President Coolidge as general counsel of the Internal Revenue Bureau. The news notes he succeeds Alexander W. Grega and marks a key personnel move at the Washington headquarters dated Sept 22.
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Washington, D. C
Clarence M.charest
Maryland
Coolidge
Internal Revenue Bureau
Alexander
Grega
Farmers plan first co op loan to aid farm relief
Des MoinesSeptember 22 Farmers union members here discussed creating a 100000 credit corporation funded by member stock at $58 per share. The plan envisions loans through cooperative banks under the new cooperative banking law to support marketing and pricing independent of legislation and rival industries. M W Thatcher urged economic action first, political action second, in the farm relief effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ife
Duce
Duce. Withie Life
Credit
Feee
Co-Operative Banking Law
General Assembly
Haugen
Garrick Theatre
C. F Huff
Salina
Kan
Kansas’ Farmers’ Union
M. L. Bowman
One Sweetin confession admitted at trial in Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Sept. 22. Judge Pearce ruled only one of four confessions by Mrs. Elsie Sweetin regarding her alleged arsenic poisoning of her husband Wilford Sweetin is admissible in the current trial. The admissible confession states she gave arsenic to her husband to EK G Uncle Sum. Other confessions to Sarah Lewis Muriel Vernon and Mrs. Grant Holcomb were excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount? Vernon
Elsie Sweetin
Bittner's Fate in Jury Hands After Final Arguments
Fort Dodge Iowa September 22 final arguments wrap in the Frank Bittner murder trial over George McIntyre a Fort Dodge gambler with the fate of the accused expected to be in the jury's hands late afternoon The defense rested after a lengthy challenge to Austin Navin whose confession fueled the case Navin a former county jail inmate boasted he would obtain clemency in exchange for testimony Taming Bittner and Red Watson are named as the gunmen in the May 1 garage slaying
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Fort Dodge
Frank Bittner
George’ McIntyre
Austin Navin
Navin
Bittner
Red” Watson
Omaha
Doctor Flying to Aid Survivors in Blaze at Mission
A lone doctor carries emergency relief toward Mission Lac La Plonge after a Beauval Catholic mission fire claimed 20 lives, including 19 Indian children. Dr A Amyot from Regina heads north seeking to aid a severely burned priest amid bitter cold. One Gray Nun sister died in the incident.
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Winnipeg
Man
Beauval Catholic Mission
Prince Albert
Sask
A. Amyot
Regina
Order of
Gray Nurs
Lac la Plonge
Building Permits Filed for Local Homes and Plants
Henry Briden seeks a chimney at 528 Fowler for 50 dollars. Waterloo Building & Loan Association files a heating plant permit at 1016 Park Drive. F. E. Newkirk, 1622 Fourth West, seeks a heating plant. A. F. Hoenig, 623 Cortlandt, heating plant permit. F. O. Hitchens, 926 Third West, heating plant permit.
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Henry Briden
Fowler
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Park Drive
F. E. Newkirk
Fourth West
A. F. Hoenig
Cortlandt
F. O. Hitchens
Third West
Funeral services for Mrs Sternat at First Lutheran
Mrs Fredericka Sternat aged 73 died Tuesday evening. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Friday in First Lutheran Church with Rev Henry W Mueller officiating. Prayer services at Petersen Bros chapel at 1 30 p m precede then burial in Denver beside her husband who died in February.
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Fredericka Sternat
Fredericka’ Sternat
First Lutheran Church
Henry W. Mueller
Petersen Bros
Denver
William C Wiltse, Father of Lee Wiltse, Dies at 82
William Clark Wiltse, 82, father of Lee Wiltse, died at his home in Charles City Tuesday after three months confined to bed. Death attributed to old age. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at the home in Charles City.
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William. Clark Wiltse
William Clark Wiltse
Lee Wiltse
Leavitt Street
Charles City
Mr. Wiltse
Puneral
Chasis
Graduate to Wed Chi Kai-Shek in Shanghai
Shanghai reports at a dinner for Miss Melling Soong that she is to marry Gen Chiang Kai-Shek, commander in chief of nationalist forces. Family objections delay formal announcement but she is determined to proceed with the match despite opposition.
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Shanghai
Tony the Wop Faces Trial in Des Moines
Anthony Peterson alias Tony the Wop escaped during a residence raid on last January. He will be tried by jury in Judge W G Bonner's court Monday morning on charges of possession of burglar tools. Elsie McHenty, who claims him as common law husband, was arrested in the raid and later convicted on similar burglary tools charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des ‘Moines
Anthony’ Petride
Tony
Will
W.' G.bonner
Carl Missildine
St. . Paul
Elsie McHenty
Doubleday Page Merges With Doran
Consolidation of George H. Doran Publishing Company and Doubleday Page & Co. announced. Two large publishing houses merge with a stated value between five and six million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubleday
Page
Doran
New Yorks
George H. Doran
Doubleday, Page & Co
Barges Release After Delay at Dubuque Harbor
Dubuque In Sept 22 two barges named S.8 Thorpe and C.C. Webber, tied up since Sunday, were released early today but remained in the harbor awaiting clearance to continue their voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Thorpe
Minnesota lumber scavengers pull logs from lakes
Minneapolis Sept 22 reports detail a belated cleanup by modern lumbermen recovering submerged logs from Minnesota lakes. They crane out water soaked logs, often 18 to 20 feet, claim better stability, and convert them into high quality lumber. One firm last year cut 3,500,000 feet from a single lake while aiding canoeists and boaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Marshall and Wray Abandon Air for Land Trip to Fight
Marshall of the H and M Chevrolet Co and Fred Wray, cashier of Pioneer National Bank, were planning to fly to Chicago for the Tunney Dempsey fight but abandoned the air journey this morning and took the land route instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fisker ‘Marshall
H ° & M Chevrolet Co
Fred Wray
Pioneer National Bank
Chicago
Oskaloosa Banker Williams Dies at 75
Oskaloosa Sept 22 W W Williams 75 longtime president of County State Bank died after a chronic illness. He is survived by his widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
W. W. Williams
Mshaska
County State Bank
Nobel prizes fixed at 2000 dollars each in 1928 awards
Stockholm reports the five Nobel prizes this year total 32478.22 dollars each with the main Nobel foundation fund at 8,260,982 dollars. Since 1901, 131 awards have been made for 3,600,000 dollars. Germany leads with 30 awards, France 24, Britain 20, Sweden 9, United States 8. Notable American winners include Roosevelt, Root, Wilson, Dawes, Michelson, Carrel, Richards, and Millikan. Only four women have won prizes, including Curie, Lagerlof and von Suttner.
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Stockholm
Nobel Foundation
Nobel
Germany
France
Britain
Sweden
United States
Switzerland
Denmark
Holland
Norway
Belgium
Austria
Spain
Italy
Poland
Russia
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Charles G. Dawes
A. A.michelson
Alexis Carrel
T. W. Richards
R. A. Millikan
Mme. .Curle
Paris
Selma Lagerlof
Baroness von Suttner
Tunney Weighs 188 1 2 Pounds in Rematch Build Up
Chicago reports Gene Tunney weighed 188 pounds and a half in advance of the rematch with Jack Dempsey. He stood three pounds lighter than Dempsey and four pounds heavier than his weight a year earlier when he won the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Whan
Indictments filed in Cedar Rapids murder case
Lyle Messner a 14 year old Cedar Rapids youth faces two indictments for first degree murder and rape in the Kathleen Forrest case. County Attorney Barngrover seeks the death penalty despite the youth age. The boy confessed to officers and was captured in Rock Island after fleeing the city. Defense plans a not guilty plea and a life fight.
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Cedar, Rapids
Lyle’" Messner
Cedar Rapids
Atherton
B. Clarke
Lyle ‘Messner
Kathleen
Forrest
Linn
Walter’ Barngrover
Rock Island
Demand Towa City Repair Air Field
Iowa City faces pressure to improve the air field to preserve its role as a transcontinental air mail stop. Boeing Air Transport cited dangerous mud holes from poor drainage and urged drainage improvements to avoid jeopardizing landings.
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Towa City
Iowa City
Boeing Air Transport. Company
Chamber of Commerce
Transport Company
Convict’s Former Cellmate Sought After Murder Near Luxembourg
Police seek a former cellmate of James Chance, 25, after the body of Chance was found in weeds near a road house at Luxembourg, Missouri. He had been released a month earlier from the state penitentiary at Jefferson City and had paid $16 at the road house the previous night, with reports he planned to meet his former convict after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
INS
James Chance
Chance
Nea
Luxembourg
Jefferson City
Lindbergh Flies 12 Passenger Ford Plane Toward Los Angeles
Charles Lindbergh piloted a 12 passenger Ford monoplane from Mahoney Field at 8:50 this morning for Los Angeles. Officials of the B F Mahoney Aircraft Company expect the plane to land at an LA field not yet decided upon, with the full passenger load aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ay Lindbergh
Mahoney
Los Angeles
Lindbergh
B. F. Mahoney Aircraft. Company
Student Seriously Injured In Washington Auto Crash
September 22. A Washington junior college student from Crawfordsville is in serious condition at the county hospital after an auto accident last night. He failed to regain consciousness following a collision with a machine driven by Henry Theilen of Thornton, Is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carsonacker
Crawfordsville
Wisconsin Pioneer Peter Stoffell Dies After Stroke
Peter R. Stoffell, 75, longtime Lancaster resident and pioneer, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a stroke suffered during the night. He was on an automobile trip with B. Dodson of Lancaster when the illness occurred. The body will be taken to Lancaster tonight for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Peter R. Stoffell
Lancaster
Wis
Stoffell
B. Dodson
Dutch Ship Aground East of Porto Rico
The Dutch steamer Amersfoot lies aground off Barbuda Island, about 350 miles east of Porto Rico. The wreck tug Warbler has departed Key West to assist, and it is estimated the tug will take about 80 hours to reach the stranded vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Amersfoot
Island of
Barbuda
Porto Rico
Warbler
Wanted to See Big Fight Stole Auto
Laverne Olmstead and William McAllen stole a car to fund a Chicago fight outing. The youths were arrested in Rockford Illinois and returned today. The motive cited was a desire to see the Dempsey Tunney fight in Chicago tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
INS
Chicago
Laverne Olmstead
William McAllen
Rockford
Ill
Des Moines Girl Killed in Arizona Car Crash
Barbara June Harter five year old daughter of J L Harter of Des Moines died when the Harter automobile overturned near Holbrook Arizona last night. Harter and five other children were slightly injured while Mrs Harter escaped harm.
English Educator Sir Arthur Shipley Dies at 66
Cambridge England Sept 22 Sir Arthur Shipley master of Christ's College Cambridge died today at the age of 66. He was one of England's foremost educators and a prominent figure in academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
England
Sir Arthur Shipley
Christ’s College, Cambridge
Sir Arthur
Use Spyglass Evidence Convicts Walters for Unlabeled Liquor
Des Moines report states evidence gathered by field glasses from a nearby office building was used to convict Guy T Walters on a charge of possessing liquor not labelled. The trial details and outcomes are summarized from the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Guy T. Walterson
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