Man Kidnapped by Strikers Tarred and Beaten Near Kenosha
Harold Henderson, a nonstriking worker at the Allen a Mill, was abducted by strikers while driving with sisters Marie and Olga on Green Bay road. He was tarred, stripped, bound, gagged, and left near an abandoned farm after a 15 mile trek to a farmhouse. Henderson cannot identify his attackers. the strike has led to bombings and beatings, and federal injunctions curb picketing with multiple arrests.
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Kenosha
Wis
Harold Henderson
Warkman
Aren A
Nofce
Henderson
Enmil Clausen
Marie
Olgas
Green Bay Road
Olga
Antioch
Emil Steinbeck
F. A. Geiger
Milwaukee
Woman Granted Divorce on Third Try Tells of Cruelty
Susie Bickley wins a divorce from Arthur H. Bickley by Judge R. W. Hasner on grounds of cruel treatment. Custody of two children awarded to Bickley with financial support and access terms. Other divorces granted include Fern RK Johnson from Martin C. Johnson with custody to grandmother and child support, Edna Weeks from Theodore Weeks awarded after long absence.
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Pface One
Fern
Johnson
Martin C.johnson
R. W. Hasner
Everett
Ruth
Erma
Rose Rankin
Oneida Street
Edna Weeks
G. W. Wood
Theodore Weeks
James C. Murtagh
E. H. McCoy
Altho
W. L. Beecher
Life on the Road Strenuous for Cows and Their Husbands
Described are showing cattle and handlers at a midwest fair. Notes cover Meredith farm of Des Moines with champion bulls, Brown Swiss entries from New York and Massachusetts, and notable cows such as Silver Bell, high priced in Osborn herd dispersal. Mentions big weights and undefeated status of Ayrshire entries.
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Page
Meredith Farma
Des Moines
Middle- West
Bpring- Neld
Mass
Iowa
Willeinsny
Nave
Red Network to Carry Smith Speech from St Paul
New York reports Gov Alfred E Smith will address St Paul tonight at 5 pm GST with Red network coverage via 28 stations including KPO KEO KOMO KGW KHQ and KP I. The Red network will air no Republican broadcast two hours earlier featuring Speaker Nicholas Longworth as the principal address.
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New York
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
St. Paul
Red
National Broadcasting Company
Pacifi Coast
KPO
KEO
KOMO
KGW
KHQ
KPI
Republican National Committee
Nicholas Longworth
Cattle Congress Fair Told of Herds and Machinery On Grounds
G Fage of Fairfield farms on tour with six weeks on the road listing Holstein and Guernsey entries from Illinois Minnesota and South Dakota. W M Lentz oversees feed tent stock totals and eight milk feeds available. Walter Anderson displays New Idea spreader and corn picker equipment as deputy sheriffs patrol the grounds for night security.
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G. Fage
Fairfield Farms
T'o- Peka
Kan
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Portland
Ore
Congress
W. T. Rawleigh
Freeport
Redfield
Aurora
Springfield
Milwaukee
Wks
South Dakota
Huron
Minnesota
Hamline
Guernsey
Walter Anderson
Streck West
New
Idea Spreader Company
Coldwater, Co
Coldwater Company
Hugh Crumaine
John Coolidge in Automobile Crash In Connecticut
Mrs. Coolidge reports John Coolidge left Trumbull for New Haven at 7 a m. Two people in the other car were hurt. The president's party included Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Hill with John Fitzgerald, a Secret Service man. The Coolidges were en route when the collision occurred in New Haven.
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Tage
Trumbull
New Haven
Goolidge
Hoover Declares Party Stands for Country at Large
In a campaign speech, Hoover frames the contest as law and order versus Tammany Hall and allied influences, stressing the fight is not between parties but between constitutional government and corrupt political power. He emphasizes anti Tammany forces as essential to national integrity.
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Hoover
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
BrOibnoy
Republican Party
Law and Order
Twin Cities Welcome Al Smith Rally Tour
Senator Joseph T. Robinson urged Protestant clergy to avoid letting religious prejudice enter politics during a Sept. 27 speech in Hoxie Arkansas. The Democratic vice presidential candidate outlined the campaign schedule across multiple western and midwest cities and urged clergy to focus on duties rather than political mobilization.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Reno
Nev
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Ogden
Utah
Casper
Wyo
Cheyenne
Mastings
Neb
Lincoln
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
S. D
Fargo
N. BD
al Smith
Accuses Brother of Plot to Steal Estate of Widow
In Chicago a suit to set aside the will of widow Ida B Hambrook alleges forgery and conspiracy to seize control of a 500000 dollar estate. G Kenneth Hall and his wife Marta Hall are named defendants, with Adele Templeton as filer and sister to Hall.
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Chitags
Ida B. Hambrosk
G. Kenneth Hall
Chicago
Marta T. Hall
Adele B Templeton
Bul
Hall
Weather Report Fragments for Wednesday and Thursday
Fragmentary temperatures show a high around 55 and a low near 37 on Thursday at 7 am. Additional figures include 55 for Wednesday and 30 unknown readings, with garbled notes suggesting varying temperatures across the same period.
Cedar Falls Lawsuit Challenges City Power Line Extension
A Cedar Falls taxpayer sues to block a municipal power plan from extending transmission lines outside city limits. The suit seeks a temporary injunction while the plaintiff argues the city, its council and engineer lack legal right to operate outside municipal borders and warns of higher taxes and legal risks. Cedar Falls recently secured a Grundy county franchise for 30 miles of lines to serve former patrons.
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Sullivan & Sullivan
Louis J. Zack
Cedar Falls
J. F P. Grose
G. W. Wood
Cedar Palls
Grundy County
Iowa Railway & Light Co
Cedar Rapids
State Legislaure
Towa
Widow Kidnapped on Chicago Street in Jewel Robbery
Mrs Esther Coleman a wealthy jeweler's widow was abducted from a large theater crowd in Chicago last night. She was forced into a car and robbed of jewels valued at $5 000 and more than $100 in cash before being dumped. Police pursue the underworld following a days long trail.
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Chicago
INS
Bureau
Esther Coleman
Drys Shoot Girl After Police Commands Ignored
In Lorain on September 27 a 22 year old Betty Haywood was wounded in the head by a bullet during a gunfire incident that left three liquor squad members in jail. Richard Haywood said his daughter was struck when his car failed to stop for commanders of the Standen administration. The detained officers are Frank Kady Louis Cleco and Walter Knitter with Police Lieut. George Carsocald leading the inquiry.
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Lorain
U.P
Betty Haywood
J. C. Standen
Richard Haywood
Dity
Frank Kady
Louis Cleco
Walter Knitter
George Carso Cald
Haywood
Walt
Massingham rites set for Waterloo native in Albert Lea
James B. Massingham 77 former Waterloo resident died yesterday in Albert Lea Michigan where he had lived the last year with his daughter Mrs Lilian Cloukey paralysis caused death body to be brought to Waterloo services Friday at 1 30 p m in the O Keefe Towne chapel Rev Joseph J Yates Linden Methodist Episcopal church will officiate burial at Rowley Ia beside his wife who died Nov 18 1926 Born Jan 22 1851 in Virginia he moved to Ohio then Iowa 1865 farm near Rowley later Waterloo 18 years married Nancy Preharas in 1878 Surviving daughters Mrs W M Cloukey Albert Lea and Mrs H R Snyder Los Angeles Cal. Mary Schroeder burial services set for Miss Schroeder died at local hospital Tuesday night to be at 8 30 am Friday at Immaculate Conception Catholic church Gilbertville burial Eagle township cemetery. Body moved from O Keefe Towne mortuary to family home in Eagle township.
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James BR. Massingham
James B. Massingham
Waterloo
Albert Lea
Miani
Lilian Cloukey
O'Keefe &Towne
Joseph J. Yates
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
H. R. Snyder
Los Angeles
Cal
HSS
Mary Schroeder
Miss Mary
Schroeder
Priday
The
Immaculate. Conception Catholic
Gilbertville
Buriat
Eagle Township
O'Keefe& Towns
Missing Man Terrill Found Dead Near Hartshorn
Cecil Welsh, 29, was held by police in University City Missouri on Sept. 27 in connection with the death of A Besford Terrill. Terrill’s badly decomposed body was found in brush outside Hartshorn after two months missing. Police say Terrill was last seen with Welsh who claimed to have left Terrill at 7 pm Aug 12 and visited friends in St. Louis.
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University City
Cecil Welsh
A. Besford
Terrill
Hartshorn
Welsh
Eft ‘Perri
St. Louis
Car Collision Kills Des Moines Man Riding With Ex Wife
An inquest opened today into the Des Moines area accident that killed Mark Vitich 36 of Melcher Iowa and seriously hurt his divorced wife aged 24. The two had been shopping and were returning home when their car struck a trolley near Des Moines. Vitich died en route to hospital. his wife is in fair condition. He was known in southern Iowa as Chicago Mike and police note he was a gambler carrying nearly $2000 in cash.
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Des Moines
Mark Vitich
Melcher
Vieich
Victch
Vieleoh
Viele
Iowa
Chicago
Mike
Chariton
Mellon to Speak on Radio in October Campaign
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will make two radio campaign speeches for the Hoover Curtis ticket. The broadcasts are scheduled for October 11 and October 29, with Washington, D. C. as the announcement date.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Three American Women Ordered to Turkish Trial Reopens
In Constantinople three American teachers Miss Jennie Jilson Miss Edith Sanderson and Miss Lucile Day were resentenced to three days in prison and a three lira fine for disseminating religious propaganda. Jilson stays free while appeal decides. Sanderson has returned to the United States and Day teaches elsewhere. In a separate note a grocer Michael Davidson was robbed of 140 dollars by two men who bound and abducted him as he closed his store.
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Constantinople
Jennie Jilson
Broussa
Edith Sanderson
Berkeley
Cal
Lucile Day
Nizameddine
Court of Appeals
Miss Jilson
Miss Sanderson
United States
Miss Day
Jilson
Council Bluffs
Michael Davidson
Davidson
Hab
Brain Tests to NM FF Evening Post
Intelligence tests are being given at leading universities to gauge mental rating. Participants must begin each word with the ending letters of the previous word, crossing incorrectly started words but continuing with correct endings.
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Evening Post
Akron
Athens
Ensign
GNAT
Miss Dollmire to resign county probation post
Miss Myrtle Dollmire, 15 years in Black Hawk county probation, resigns to take a responsible Chicago position. Her resignation will be presented to George J. Sager and J. C. Beem tonight. Mrs. Mary M. Law, 305 Prospect avenue, to fill the vacancy forthcoming, after University of Iowa ties and teaching stint. Dollmire was recently reappointed for a fifth term by juvenile court judges.
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Chicago
Myrtle
Dollmire
Black Hawk County
George J. Sager
J. C. Beem
Mary M. Law
Prospect Avenue
Body of Man Found in Nicaragua May Be American Mine Manager
A pale, bullet-punctured body found at Waspuk on the Covo River is suspected to be George B. Marshall of New York, assistant manager of the La Luz mine in eastern Nicaragua. Three rings on the fingers offered a possible clue, but identity could not be established. Marshall was reportedly captured last April by Sandino followers when the La Luz mine was looted and destroyed.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Waspuk
Covo River
George B. Marshall
New York
la Luzy
Los Angeles
Sandino
la Luz
May Fly Across Sea in Tiny Moth Plane
Commander H G C McDonald of London plans a trans Atlantic flight from Newfoundland to England in a single seat 85 horsepower Moth aircraft. The plane arrived aboard the U S Nova Scotia and was moved to Harbor Grace for a trial flight before attempting the long crossing.
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St. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
England
H. GC. McDonald
London
McDonald
U. S
Nova Scotia
Harbor Grace
Ex Station Agent Faces Prison Term
Harold A. Butts, 35, former Rock Island lines station agent at Walker, Iowa, is under an indeterminate sentence not to exceed five years in Fort Madison penitentiary for embezzling railroad funds. Prosecution said the sum involved was 1,758 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iGedar Rapids
Harold A. Butts
Walker
Fort Madison
Red Cross Seeks 5 Million Relief for Florida Porto Rico
Washington officials said the American Red Cross will maintain its request for 5 006 000 to aid the injured and homeless and to support rehabilitation work in hurricane struck Florida and Puerto Rico.
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Washington, D. C
J.R
American Red Cross
Florida
Porto Rico
Tulip Time in Waterloo Bulbs From Holland Arrive
Three thousand tulip bulbs plus 200 crocus and 100 hyacinth bulbs arrived from Tegelaar Bros. Ltd for A. C. Willford Feed Store at 600 Lafayette Street. The shipment, shipped Aug. 23, carries a N. Van Pedteren export order from the Phytopathological Service of Holland.
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Tegelaar Bros., Ltd
Holland
A. C. Willford Feed Store
Lafayette Street
N. van Pedteren
Phytopathological Service of
Y M C A Plans Drive For Boys Department Campaign
Preliminary plans for a membership drive were outlined by the boys' work committee of the Y M C A for the week of October 22. The meeting reviewed the boys' secretary Verne emy report and summer camping activities as well as a donation to build a drainage system at camp to remove refuse from the mess hall and kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verneemy
Waterloo Firemen Save Fine House in Castle Hill
Firefighters from Waterloo station No.4 and Chief Ray Tillers responded to an alarm at 11:50 a.m. today and saved a two story residence owned by C. F. Fish at Castle Hill. The blaze started from a defective fireplace with wooden supports catching fire and spreading to the basement. Firemen ripped up tiling and used chemicals to extinguish. Damage estimated at $25.
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Castle All
C. 4
George Conway
Waterloo Fire Department
Ray ‘Tiller
Wagner in title role in W. A Spectator play
James Wagner will portray the title character Richard Winslow in The Youngest a Phillip Barry comedy to be staged Friday night Nov 2 at West High auditorium Miss Agnes Thames reports seniors earned the rights by selling the most Spectator subscriptions The play features nine roles five girls and four boys with a family setting in a small New York town and several foils for Richard’s writing ambitions.
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James Wagner
Spectator
West High School
Agnes Thames
Rojas
Nancy Blake
Muff Winston
Marx
Ine’ Harned
Maxine Mead
Phillip Barry
Richard
Richard Winslow
Vseo James Wagner
Mull ‘Winslow
Winslow
Olver Winslow
Mark Winslow
Nathan Unger
Alan Martin Everett Schinldt
Wideley Marlin
Wfe
Seeee
Edna Carney
Pauline Moothart
Fort Clark
Russelliure Kalle
the Maid
Sleepwalking Alibi Fails in Manslaughter Verdict
Chester Kutzlub, 48, was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of his wife while sleepwalking. The jury recommended mercy, but the judge instructed that if sleepwalking was believed, a not guilty verdict should stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mick
Chester Kutzlub
Alfred J. Murphy
Kutelub
Hold Farmer for Stabbing Neighbor in Hog Dispute
Cedar Rapids reporter notes Toddville farmer Fred Hilson was held on charges of stabbing neighbor Wes Minor during an argument over hogs entering a cornfield. Minor's wounds were not serious. Elson allegedly sold Minor's hogs and destroyed part of his corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fred Hilson
Toddville
Wes Minor
Millinor
Elson
Appendicitis Forces Bud Rose Out For Season
Waterloo report notes Lionel Bud Rose a sophomore at the university underwent appendicitis surgery at University Hospital Iowa City. He had been training with the varsity this fall after playing backfield for the freshmen last year. Known in Hast High football circles, Rose's season ends due to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lionel
Bud) Rose
Dawson Street
University
University Hospital
Iowa City
Rose
Bud
Hast High
Mrs. William Tesmer Dies in Mt. Clemens Michigan
Mrs. William Tesmer dies at her Mt. Clemens home at 66 after a sudden illness. Surviving are husband four sons and four daughters including Tim in Waterloo. Funeral set for Sunday in Traer Iowa at daughter Mrs. L. L. Gawger’s home. family long resident in Traer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Tesmer
Fred W.tesmer
Williston Avenue
Vance 'Thompson
Reber Avenue
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Winterloo
Tim
Waterloo
Traer
L. L. Gawger
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Bud Rose
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J. M. Mangen
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George Potters
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A. G. Mason
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West
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Reber
J. M. Foil
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H. J. Parks
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Co. W. Schmidt
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