Missing Actress Flies Out Of Death Valley Hole
Hollywood Sept 27. Film actress Marion Mack and pilot Capt Frank Tomick, stranded five days in Death Valley, flew into Yermo yesterday and were rescued. After engine trouble two hours after takeoff they crawled from their disabled plane The Spirit of Hollywood. They endured hunger and thirst before repairing enough to escape the desert and reach a desert station. Mack's husband Louis Lewyn flew to her rescue and was expected to return with them today.
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Hollywood
Cal
INS
Death Valley
Marion Mack
Frank Tomick
Cloverfield
Chicago
Yermo
Husband
Little Desert
Louis Lewyn
Aviatrix
Miss Mack
Jack Dempsey
Guernsey and Brown Swiss Champs Chosen at Congress
Franklin county wins 4-H dairy cattle judging team title at the eighteenth annual Dairy Cattle Congress with Ralph Thompson, Robert Mallory, and A. J. Marken on the champion squad. Individual leaders include Clarence Thompson, Ralph Thompson, and Erwin Oldfather. Hudson high school tops 22 Iowa towns ahead of Dunkerton and others in junior judging.
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Clarence
Thompson
Wood Turk
Howard Vernon
Harold
E. Myers
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
South
Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Purdue
Iowa Agein
South Dakota
Minais
Ted Besh
Clarence Thompson
Monahan
Franklin County
Ralph Thompson
Robert Mallory
A. J. Marken
Fayette
Erwin Oldfather
Fayette County
Erwin
Robert Ward
Webster County
Rex Pieplow
Harley
Hanson
Butler
Aaron Tieden
Clayton
Archie Schroeder
Big Four
Postville
Carroll White
Greene
Donald Hamer
Black Hawk
Webster
Allamakee
Adair
Chickasaw
Hancock
Boone
Cerro Gordo
W. B. Hamilton
Hamilton
Hudson
Hudson Consolidated School
Black Hawk County
Myron
Marion Minish
Richard Pearson
A. H. Evans
Evans
Dunkerton Consolidated School
W. D. Jefferson
Dunkerton
Bruce Childs
Neil Mauer
Glenn Clubine
Safety Council at Chicago Stresses Work With Children
The Chicago Safety Council urged ongoing child centered safety training from early schooling to reduce accidents. Hayes called for steady, practical prevention and closer motor pedestrian cooperation. Remarks praised school boy traffic patrols and proper operator selection by taxi and truck fleets.
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Safety Council At
Chicago
Hayes
M. T. Hanrahan
American Railway Express Company
Hanrahan
Safety Congress
EB. H
Gary
Frank W. Smith
United Electric Light & Power Co
New York
Smith
William O. Hinckley
Peoples’ Gas, Light & Coke Co
Hinckley
Three youths take flogging instead of prison sentence
Linton Indiana September 27 Three local youths were flogged after being arrested for a disturbance in a local theatre. Henry Skaggs Michael Irish and Peter Journey each received 10 lashes. Journey was whipped by his father while Mayor E V Bull and Police Officer Arthur Pinkston administered the punishment to the other two.
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Linton
Ind
Henry Skaggs
Michael Irish
Peter Journey
Young Journey
E. V. Bull
Arthur Pinkston
Judges Crowns In School Contests At Hippodrome Event
Judges listed include Richard Pearson 483 Bruce Childs 480 Oran Bolin 470 Richard Schultz 466 Norbert Daman 458 Neil Mauer 450 Myron Minish 448 Jacob Keller 447 Joe Kress 445 Marion Minish 443. Children enjoyed a free gate to the hippodrome grounds with a full afternoon program. Dozens of clowns and twelve circus acts drew roaring applause as World Amusement company presented the show under Samuel Levy with his wife.
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Richard Pearson
Bruce Childs
Oran Bolin
Tipton
Richard Schultz
Postville
Norbert Daman
Cresco
Neil Mauer
Myron Minish
Jacob Keller
Waukee
Joe Kress
Glenn Hess
Liberty Center
Marion Minish
World Amusement Company
Chicago
Samuel Levy
Married Couple Jailed for Auto Kiss Awarded $3,675
In Cleveland on September 27 a common pleas court jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mack 3675 dollars against Police Sergeant Frank L. Rolf. The couple had sued for 15000 after being arrested for kissing in their automobile and jailed six hours. Rolf testified a car occupant sang and caused him to stop the vehicle, and he doubted the couple's marriage due to their affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Mack
Frank L. Rolf
Rolfs
Macks
Rolf
Italians Rejoice at Birth of Mussolini's Third Son
Rome reports Pi Donne Rachele Mussolini gave birth to a son at Villa Carpena near Forli. The infant will be baptised Romano at Carpena church. Mussolini arrived in anticipation. the birth prompts widespread rejoicing across Italy. King Victor Emmanuel and Pope Pius sent congratulations.
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Rome
Pi— Donne
Rachele Mussolini
Villa Carpena
Forli
Romano
Carpena
Mussolini
Car Pena
Altho
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Pope Pius
Cardinal Gasparri
Alpine floods ravage Liechtenstein and surrounding regions
London reports that immense Alpine floods have inundated Liechtenstein and parts of eastern Switzerland and the upper Trentino. Scores of lives are believed lost, hundreds of villages submerged, a 5,000 foot dam collapsed, and millions in property damage. Communities mobilize relief as rail service is disrupted and aid pours in.
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London
Principality
Liechtenstein
Switzerland
Trentino
Italy
Rhine
Lake Constance
Upper Rhine
Upper
Engadine
St. Moritz
Pontresina
Innsbruck
Froth and Feed at Dairy Cattle Congress Highlights
Miss June Bloom and Jesup rodeos and mounts from Bruce Robinson as spectators marveled at a miniature mechanical cow in exhibition hall No 2. May Walker Ollie Homestead, a top Holstein from Femco farms, yielded 1 523 pounds of butter in one year and enough milk for 22 years at two quarts daily. Herdsmen and grooms vie for prizes including gold watches at a Saturday banquet.
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Miss
June Bloom
Jesup
Dairy Cattle Congress
Bruce Robinson
Des Moines
Funeral Services for Mrs. Arthur E. Snyder
Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur E. Snyder, 52, who died yesterday at her home 319 Jefferson street will be at 2 p m Wednesday in the Kearns chapel with Rev J Arthur Young of First Methodist Episcopal church officiating Burial will be at Elmwood Temple of Rebekah will meet at the chapel at 1 30 p m and will have charge of graveside services W E A officers and members will attend in a group Ray Parker Charles City died at 5 a m today at St Francis hospital after an operation for goitre body at Kearns mortuary pending funeral arrangements
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Arthur E. Snyder
Jefferson Street
Kearns
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmwood
Temple of Rebekah
Ray Parker
Charles City
St. Francis Hospital
Goitre
Kearns Mortuary
Lawn City Pastor to Begin Duties at First M E Church
Rev. W. Glenn Rowley, assigned to the pulpit of First M E Church in Cedar Falls, will begin duties Sunday after joining Upper Iowa conference in 1914. He comes from Vinton where he served in 1923, previously pastored Hopkinton and Mason City. He and his wife are Cornell College graduates and he holds a Drew Theological Seminary degree. They have two children, Robert and Betty.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
W. Glenn Rowley
First M. E
Upper Iowa
M. E
Vinton
Hopkinton
Mason City
Mr. Rowley
Cornell College
Rowley
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison, N. J
Robert
Betty
Soybean Show Highlights At Dairy Cattle Congress
Four states display soybeans at Dairy Cattle Congress grounds in exhibition hall No 2 with Z R Mills as superintendent and F S Wilkins as judge The exhibits feature threshed beans and pods with impressive stalk sizes Farmers adapt to soybeans as a growing farming staple Fire protection at the grounds is provided by a mobile hose and chemical truck under Capt Lou Armstrong The policing of the grounds is led by City Detective Hugh R Crumrine whose recovery from a shoulder wound allows continued duty First soybean judging favors T A Chantland Badger Iowa and B M Mitchell Sons Reinbeck with other seed varieties winning in separate classes Mandarin beans win in the other varieties class with Peking and Dunfield beans also noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Z. R. Mills
F. S. Wilkins
Mills
Lou Armstrong
Frank Andrews
Seymour Poyner
Amos Filieder
Congress
Hugh R. Crumrine
Crumline
H. T. Wagner
Fred Scheufele
T. A. Chantland
Badger
B. M. Mitchell & Sons
Reinbeck
Fred Wilson
Russell S. Davis
Clayton
Peking
R. W. Jones
Black River Falls
Wis
Northey Predicts Record Competition Ahead
Fred L. Northey, president of Northey Manufacturing, told the Conopus club at Black’s Tea Room that American industries will face the keenest competitive era in 18 months. He noted foreign countries are buying the finest American machinery to boost their own efficiency.
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Fred L. Northey
Northey Manufacturing Company
Conopus Club
Black
America
Coolidge to See Quezon Delegation
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge will receive Manuel Quezon president of the Philippine senate and other Filipinos via Resident Commissioner Guevara for a conference at the White House to discuss insular matters.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Coolidge
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
Guevara
Sheriff deputy wounded in gun battle with farmer police
Deputy Sheriff W F Dilworth was seriously wounded in a gun battle with Fred Scheufele, an alleged insane farmer. After nearly two weeks of recovery he was moved from Allen Memorial Hospital to his home at 402 Rebel Avenue.
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W. F. Dilworth
Fred Scheufele
Rebel Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Messner faces life trial after not guilty plea
Lyle Messner, 15, Cedar Rapids high school student and confessed killer of six year old Kathleen Forrest, will stand trial for first degree murder at 9 a m Monday. County Attorney Barngrover seeks the death penalty. defense hints at insanity. A second indictment for criminal assault will not be pressed now.
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Cedar Rapids
Lyle Messner
Kathleen Forrest
John T. Moffitt
Walter Barngrover
Iowa
May
Sid Milner
Barngrover
Rock Island
Young Messner
R. A. Vorphal
Transit Company Would Abandon Edwards Street Track
The W C FL and N Railway Co petitioned to discontinue the Edwards street car line on the loop. The city council received the petition last night without action. The company says the four block Edwards street track from Broad way to Logan avenue runs parallel to Center street and can be abandoned without affecting service, eliminating a railroad crossing.
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W. C. FL & N. Railway Co
Edwards Street
Traction Company
Glenn A. Tibbitts
CG. M. Cheney
Broadway
Logan Avenue
Center Street
Electric Park
Chautauqua Park
Cheney
Business leaders urge agriculture boost from industry
L. H. Robbins of the Wisconsin Agriculturist told Kiwanis at Hotel Russell Lamson that agriculture needs business leadership, warning that legislative aid will not lift farming soon. Ellis McFarlane of the Percheron Breeders says the top Belgian horse show is at Waterloo, notes rising horse registrations and Iowa leads in horse ownership. Miss Lillian Lohner sang two numbers with Miss Louise Hagerman on the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.H. Robbins
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Kiwanis Club
Club
Russell Lamson
Ellis McFarlane
Sheriff Hunts Four Thousand Pounds of Stolen Hogs
Cedar Rapids reports Sheriff Harry Manchester sought a drove of 20 hogs weighing about 200 pounds each totaling 4,000 pounds stolen from Henry Heiterman’s farm near Walker. The sheriff suspects a truck was used, as the theft could not have been done on foot without notice.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry Manchester
Henry Heiterman
Walker
Reiterman
Wood block paving on Sycamore street lifts in rain
Reminiscent of war days, creosote blocks on Sycamore street between Fourth and Fifth streets east surged skyward last evening. Cold wet weather blamed for the heaving causing long strips to explode. The street was repaired by morning and traffic resumed.
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Sycamore Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Temperatures and Rainfall From Monday to Tuesday
Readable data shows maximum Monday 42 C and minimum Monday night 39 C. Tuesday records 40 and 42 C with rainfall totaling .26 inch from 7 am Monday to 7 am Tuesday.
Spinning Booth Echoes a Family Past in Courier
In a Courier excerpt from Booth, a family memory centers on a German-born mother who learned to spin after settling in Switzerland then America. The narrator recalls his mother spinning during storms, her fear of the night winds, and how she carded wool, spun thread, and knitted stockings before dying within months of his grandmother.
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Germany
Switzerland
America
Heating plants and dwellings listed for remodels
A list of individuals and properties including Mrs. June Gordon at 1425 Hawthorne and others at 717 Colorado 309 Arlington 902 Newton 134 Emil Kluss 1114 Highthwest 1001 Commercial 909 Fourth west 408 Fourth east 421 David Ballie 519 Independence and 324 Oak Lawn shows multiple heating plant assignments and two remodel/addition projects with estimated costs totaling $500.
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June Gordon
Hawthorne. Co
A. Butts
Colorado
Emil Kluss
Highthwest
Anna Lamb
Commercial
Jease M. Lyon
FL. M. Speaker
R. Jamison
David Ballie
Independence
E. L. Rice
Oaklawn
Sheriff R. H. Windorden Dies in Pocahontas
Pocahontas Iowa September 27 Sheriff R. H. Windorden aged 49 who has led Pocahontas County for eleven years died today after a brief illness. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Lph
R. H. Winodarden
Pocahontas County
Cold Wave Heads East As Midwest Feels Frosts
Chicago reports the season's first cold wave moving in from the west as unseasonably low temperatures grip five states. Minnesota and Iowa face frosts while Texas and North Texas cities switch on building steam. several towns report light snow and freezing conditions.
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Chicago
INS
Henry J. Cox
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Sioux City
Denver
Minnesota
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley
Corn “Belt
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Divorce Target for Butcher Knives in Des Moines
Sept 27. Dorothy Jones was freed from marital bonds as she claimed her husband Frank Jones made her the target for butcher knives. A divorce was granted on grounds of cruelty.
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Des. Moines
Dorothy Jones
Frank Jones
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Grant Highway
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Glenn Rowley
Crumrine
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Quezon
Dilworth
Messner
Edwards St
H. R. Lapole
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James Traft
Newton
A. B. Curran
Des’ Moines
Carl D. Reed
Estherville
Arnold's
Park and Hawarden
Port Dodge
Inwood
Target
Entz Cafe
Basement First National Bank
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Omaha, Neb
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