Iowa Coal Strike Narrows as Heaps Delays Action
Des Moines Sept 30 Negotiations between Iowa union miners and coal mine operators stalled while operators await President George Heaps Jr in Chicago to discuss wages. Operators threaten to reopen mines with nonunion labor if talks fail. Union rejects basis but would meet using Jacksonville wage scale. Authorities report quietness with some protests near Mystic mines and possible warrants for disruptive women. Deputy sheriffs to be replaced to curb local sympathy for either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
George Heaps, Jr
Heaps
Iowa Coal Operators’ Association
Chicago
Illinois Coal Operators’ S Association
Illinois Miners’ Union
Jacksonville
Appanoose County
Earl Gaugenbaugh
Centerville
Mystic
Gaughenbaush
Rainy Week Totals 2.42 Inches Plaguing Attendance
Cloudy skies linger over the city as the week ends with a rain total of 2.42 inches. The steady downpour from Monday mornings to today threatens the Daily Congress event and dampens turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Congress
Mearly
Brock and Schlee Fly to Los Angeles
William Brock and Ed Schlee left San Francisco in their plane, the Pride of Detroit, heading to Los Angeles on a last moment change in plans. They will return home to Detroit via the southern route after previously intending to follow the air mail path from San Francisco to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San “Francisco
Cali
Sea vBlans
William Brock
Ed Schlee
San ‘Francisco
See Air Today
Detroit
Los Angeles
Los “Angeles
Tome
San Francisco
Chicago
Steel Arrives for New Black Hawk Jail Cell
A carload of jail equipment from the Van Dorn Works in Cleveland Ohio was unloaded today at the site of Black Hawk county's new jail. Completion has been delayed by lack of interior steel. Installation work will be performed under contract by the Van Dorn company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Stolen blue serge suit report at 147 Barclay Street North
Thomas Prince reported to police shortly after noon today that a blue serge suit was stolen from his home by an unknown man. Prince said neighbors described the suspect as a 33 year old negro about five feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Prince
Barclay Street North
Prince
Prisoner Seeks Death in Perry Jail Attempt
Adel Ta September 30. Carl Frantin is recovering at a hospital after an attempted suicide in the Perry city jail while jailed on a charge of issuing a worthless check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
cCari Frantin
Perry
Mortuary Obituary for Roy L. Walls in Minneapolis
Roy L Walls 31 son in law Mrs John T Rock 218 street died last night from complications after surgery in Minneapolis He was a graduate of Grin college and earned a master at University of Chicago He was a certified public accountant with Rus Ailler company until illness His burial planned in Rochester with Mrs Walls left today for Rochester address and family relations listed including parents and sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Walls
Walls
John T. Rock
W Walls
Rochester
Minn
Rock
Grincollese
University of Chige
Rus- Ailler Company
Minneapolis
Mrs Marie Brovack 85 Dies After Stroke At Home
Mrs Marie Brovack 85 died at her daughter Mrs August Peters 1302 Newell Street at 6 30 p m yesterday after a week long stroke. Born in Saxony Germany 1842 she came to the United States as a young girl. Her husband and two sons preceded her in death. Surviving are three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body at Hileman Gindt mortuary to be sent to LeMars Kan for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Brovack
August Peters
Newell Street
Saxony
Germany
United States
Hileman & Gindt Mortuary
LeMars
Kan
End of Old Glory Flight Claims Long Ocean Toll
The Red Cross liner Nerissa brought wreckage of the mono plane Old Glory from Newfound land to Brooklyn after it disappeared en route from Old Orchard Maine to Rome. Only 34 feet of wing and attached fuselage were recovered. Three crew members were lost: pilots Lloyd Bertaud and James D Hill and Philip Payne, managing editor of the New York Daily Mirror and flight backer for William Randolph Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Cross
Brooklyn
Newfoundland
Old Orchard
Rome
Kyle
St. John’s
N. F
Lloyd Bertaud
James D. Hill
Philip Payne
New York Daily Mirror
William Randolph Hearst
Overcast Skies to Last Two Days in Iowa Weather
Des Moines reports Iowa's gloom to continue for at least two days with probable showers tonight and Saturday. Temperature to change little. Yesterday's statewide showers were widespread though light. Decorah recorded the heaviest with 1.43 inches, Charles City 1.3 inches, Estherville the low at 39 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Decorah
Charles City
Estherville
The Girl in Red Back in Jail again in Waterloo
Dorothy Acken known as The Girl in Red is back in custody in Waterloo after her bondsman Raymond Moulton posted a $700 property bond to secure her appearance for district court on shoplifting and immoral conduct charges. She was lodged in the county home pending bond. The saga includes prior arrests for dress theft at Lauerman's and a conviction tied to an accused forger who vanished with two diamonds after Dorothy trusted him to secure new bonds. Smothers, jailed earlier, helped secure a bondsman but Dorothy risks another escape as her bondsman fears she may leave and looks for fresh footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Acken
Girl In Red
Raymond Moulton
Dorothy
HB. T. Wagner
Waterloo
Lauerman
Fort Dodge
Smothers
Local Weather Note With Sparse Readable Data
Readable weather snippet shows temperatures for Thursday and Friday with a forecast for Thursday night and Friday midpoints. Rainfall appears at 0.54 inches. Content is incomplete with garbled placeholders and missing units for several items.
Hammer Throwing Wife Divorced But Gets $40 Alimony
Centerville Louisiana report says Roscoe Willett sued Irma Willett for divorce citing extreme cruelty with weapons like shovels hammers and rolling pins used on him. The court granted a divorce and awarded Mrs Willett alimony of $40 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Roscoe Willett
Irma Willett
Willett
Fayette Leads In Women's Work At Dairy Cattle Congress
Fayette county won first in home project displays in the woman's building at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds. Black Hawk, Buchanan, Flord, Butler follow in the rankings with Miss Hazel Bown of Ames judging. Awards also go to Tris S. club Orange township first Cedar Falls second Ver non third Braden Fiddle Victor. In the old fiddlers contest for entrants 50 and older J. Braden Waterloo won first with E. L. Goss and William Dusk also placing in the top seven. H. Baskins and others share subsequent spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Flord
Butler
Hazel Bown
Ames
Iowa State College
Bown
Tris S. Club
Orange Township
Cedar Falls
Mr. Vernon
Braden
J. ¥. Braden
Waterloo
E. L. Goss
William Dusk
J. K. Baskins
Waverly
W. A. Renn
Tornado Toll Rising as Missouri Destruction Unfolds
A devastating tornado swept through Missouri and Illinois causing extensive damage and dozens of deaths. In St Louis the storm prompted martial displays by National Guard as rescuers battled fires and debris. Joseph Barry, a Cedar Falls native and Procter Gamble salesman, died near Forest Park, age 28, leaving a widow and mother in Washington state.
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Baker
Missouri National Guard
St. Louis
Joseph Barry
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Margaret Barry
Barry
Forest Park
Masonville
Teachers College
Procter-Gamble Company
Washington
Margaret
Ed Kelley
Prescott
Wash
France
Morningside College Bans Hazing After Campus Incident
In Sioux City Iow a the student council at Morningside College voted to abolish hazing following a Tuesday incident where about 100 freshmen were manhandled by upperclassmen. The move recalls a fatal hazing death on the campus about ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Sioux City
Morningside College
Rainfall in September 1927 Trails 1926 Highs
The Dairy Cattle Congress preparations were dampened as September 1927 received only 3.97 inches of rain, far below 1926’s 8.33 inches. The warmest day reached 100 on Sept 15, while Sept 22 dropped to 33. Readings show daily temps from 100 to 33 with variable precipitation.
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Altho
Dairy Cattle Congress
Ralph B. Slippy
Mercury
Boomerang play leads cast at West High School
Miss Laila Shauger and Mr Lyle Harvey will headline the Spectator production of Boomerang at West High School late October or early November. The senior class presents with Agnes Thomason directing and public speaking supervisor. The cast includes Virginia Kelva Dorothy Holmes Budd Woodbridge Martha Graham Gertrude Ludlow Isma Cole Boles Wallace Henderson Hartley William Robinson and John Glas with Ed Rohlf George Vartey as business managers Ray Williams stage manager Keith Love Marion Hollis Ruth Rodamer and Bob Huntoon Merton Salisbury handling lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laila Shauger
Eas Marion Sumner
Lyle Harvey
Gerald Sumner
West High School
Agnes. Thomas
Virginia Kelva
Dorothy Holmes Budd Woodbridge
Cevdey Sues
Tom Payne
Grece Trier
Emnorere Lawson
Preston DeWitt
Bob -Ehel We
Tate Alate
Gals
Pmattha
Grahem
Gertrude Ludlow
Isma Cole Boles
Cgi Ee
Wallace Henderson
Hartley
William Robinson
Stone
Ccceeseesleeleaes
John Glas
George Vartey
Ed Rohlf
Ray Williams
Keith Love
Marion Hollis
Ruth Rodamer
Bob Huntoon
Merton Salisbury
Meredith for Dry Candidate Who Is Friendly to Farmer
Des Moines reports Edwin T. Meredith after returning from the east declares the Democratic party has an opportunity to win the next presidential election with a dry candidate who understands farming needs. He offers support by aiding in selecting an Iowa delegation to pledge votes for an agricultural champion and challenge the wets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Edwin T. Meredith
Democratic Party
Iowa
Keokuk Pastor Elected Iowa Unitarians President
Keokuk pastor Clyde E. Ehringer was elected president of the Iowa Unitarians association at the close of the fiftieth annual conference in Davenport. Rev. Ralph E. Bailey of Omaha named vice president while Rev. Charles E. Snyder of Sioux City and Henry H. Griffith of Des Moines were reelected secretary and treasurer. Mrs. H. L. Huebotter of Davenport and Mrs. laud Horack of Iowa City were chosen trustees for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Dpr
Clyde E. Ehringer
Keokuk
Iowa Unitarian Association
Ralph E. Bailey
Omaha
Charles E. Snyder
Sioux City
Henry H. Griffith
Des Moines
H. L. Huebotter
Laud Horack
Iowa City
Trustees
The
Association
Red Cross Ready to Aid at St. Louis
The National Red Cross announces it stands ready to assist storm victims in St. Louis if requested. Headquarters awaits further guidance from St. Louis before dispatching aid. Henry M. Baker, national director of disaster relief, may travel to St. Louis to oversee rehabilitation efforts.
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Red Cross
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
INS
National Red Cross
Henry M. Baker
Red Cross Disaster Relief
Wife Says She Got Liquor for Party, Husband Convicted
Ruby Johnson of 1001-2 Fourth Street was found guilty of contempt of court for violating a liquor injunction. Judge G W Wood set sentence for Monday. Johnson had claimed the liquor was hers and paid a $100 fine last fall. Detective Ralph Davis halted an alcohol dump during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Ruby Johnson
Fourth Street
G. W. Wood
Johnson
Ralph Davis
Tragedy Stalks In Basement Corridor Of St Louis Morgue
A storm and tornado wrecked a St Louis hospital area leaving many dead. reporters describe crowds at the morgue along Fourteenth Street as grieving relatives search for loved ones among bodies on the floor and in corridors. Police screen visitors amid scenes of sorrow and shock. Becky, a wife, is mentioned among mourners as families await news.
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St. Louis Morgue
St. Louis
City Hospital
Becky
Dairy Cattle Congress Highlights Holstein and Ayrshire Shows
The Cattle Congress drew large crowds as Holsteins dominated with senior champion Colantha Hark Delaphene owned by Elmwood Farm, Deerfield, and Long Hollow Mercedes Butterboy from Grundy county breeder H. O. Larsen. Ayrshire entries led by Graincroft Primrose from Fairfield Farm Topeka and Cacopon Lass also claimed top classes as judges wrapped ongoing judging across cattle and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Claire Chapman
Vernon Schoeman
Black Hawk
Harold Kline
Patl Miller
Humboldt County
Richard Coffin
Elmer Mehnspaun
Hancock
Richard Jensen
Richard Reed
Champ
Colantha Hark Delaphene
Elmwood Farm
Deerfield
Dairy Cattle Congress
H. H. Hildee
H. O. Larsen
Dike
Grundy County
Long Hollow Mercedes
Asylum Cow
Johanna Pietertje Artis Creamelle
Jefferson County
Asylum Farm
Jefferson
Wis
J. D. McDonald
West Salem
Aggie Segis Pontiac
Educators to Meet at Iowa City Oct 6
Iowa City will host the fourteenth annual conference for administrators and superintendents of Iowa schools starting October 6 at the University of Iowa. Speakers include educators from four states. Dean Paul C. Packer will oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Towa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Paul C. Packer
College’ of Education
Youth shoots self at farm home near Grenwood
Grenwood Sept 30 A 16 year old youth Myron Wilson son of Lewis Wilson shot himself at his farm home near here last night His father found him dead after being awakened by the shot He left a note to a girl schoolmate.
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Grenwood
Myron Wilson
Lewis Wilson
Here
Marriage Licenses of Waterloo and Winnebago Names
Waterloo and Winnebago entries list Paul White and Ella Clark of Waterloo alongside Frank S Wilbur of Winnebago and Cora Parsons and Elizas Watters of Waterloo and Bertha Viola Walter of Independence. Dates appear as scattered numbers, with unclear entries due to OCR garble. The fragment indicates a public notice of licenses without full dates or terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul White
Waterloo
Ella Clark
Frank S. Wilbur
Winnebago
Judge Grants Divorce and Alimony to Roletta Gilbert
Judge R W Hasner orders divorce between Roletta Gilbert and Ray Gilbert this afternoon and grants alimony at five dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hasner
Roletta Gilbert
Ray Gilbert
Explosion Blows Ax from Handle Into Farmer's Face
Wilton Junction Iowa Sept 30 John Sindt a farmer near Wilton Junction was seriously injured in a stump blasting accident. He struck a match on an ax blade to light the fuse the powder ignited instantly blowing the blade from the handle into his face breaking his jaw and cutting his face.
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Wilton Junction
INS
John Sindt
Sindt
Judge Rules Coal Trike Hit Interstate Mart
Pittsburgh tale: Judge F P Schoonmaker grants Pittsburgh terminal coal corporation a preliminary injunction against United Mine Workers. The ruling cites a conspiracy to interfere with interstate coal markets and orders evictions from company houses except where housing suits exist in state courts. Case brought under Sherman antitrust act and Clayton act for nonunion coal interests.
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Pittsburgh
F. P. Schoonmaker
United States District Court
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
United Mine Workers
Schoonmaker
Terminal Corporation
U C T Dinner Initiation and Dance Oct 8
Waterloo council United Commercial Travelers opens its fall and winter season with a social event Saturday night October 8 in K of P hall. Dinner at 6 30, then initiation of new members and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
United Commercial Travelers
K. of P. Hall
Farm Union backs garage strike in open letter
Des Moines September 30 Farmers union officials signed an open letter by Milo Reno state president and H E Roe secretary declaring sympathy with union automobile mechanics in the dispute with two local dealers. The letter condemned the dealers attitudes as unjust antisocial and un American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Farmers’ Union
Milo Reno
H. E. Roe
Nip Plot to Kill Jerusalem Mayor
Five people were arrested in Jerusalem on September 30 charged with complicity in a plot to assassinate Mayor Na shashibi and two of his friends. One suspect is an official of the Moslem supreme council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
INS
Nashashibi
Supreme Council
Drum Corps To Perform At Dairy Cattle Congress
The American Legion drum corps will be an added musical attraction on the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds tonight. The event promises lively entertainment for attendees at the fairground show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Dairy Cattie Congress Grounds
Toledo Wins First Junior World Series Game 5-2
Toledo defeated Buffalo 5 to 2 at Swayne field to take the opener of the junior world series. Bobby Veach, veteran Madden left fielder, went 4 for 4 with a triple, home run and a single, driving in two runs and scoring twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Buffalo
Swayne Field
Bobby Veach
Madden
Lowden Campaign Set To Open In Iowa District
Des Moines reports the Lowden campaign will open in the eighth Iowa district tomorrow in Creston with Frank Lund state manager of the Lowden for president effort and H. O. Weaver 1920 campaign manager as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lowden
Iowa
Creston
Frank Lund
H. O. Weaver
Fifteen Chickens Stolen From Byrnes Park Area
Mrs. K. A. Taylor reported to police today that fifteen yellow chickens were stolen from her chicken house near Byrnes park sometime last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Taylor
Byrnes Park
Republicans name Hoover Hughes Lowden as 1928 front runners
Washington, Sept. 30—A United Press survey of political leaders shows Herbert Hoover Charles E Hughes and Frank O Lowden as the three most discussed Republican nominees for 1928 with California New York Illinois leading the field. Al Smith heads the Democratic contenders with Reed emerging in Missouri and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Herbert Hoover
California
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
United Press
al Smith
United Press Bureaus
West
Coolidge
Altho
Hughes
Central States
Smith
Reed
Missouri
Charles G. Dawes
Nicholas Longworth
Curtiss
Kansas
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Evans Woolen
Indiana
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
E. T. Meredith
Iowa
Newton Baker
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Willis Funeral to Be Conducted Monday at Waverly
Albert Willis 79 died from a stroke in Waverly Iowa after a prior attack. Funeral set for Monday at 2 30 p m in the Congregational church with Rev A R Rice of Eldora officiating. Survived by widow and brother Frank of Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Waverly
Albert Willis
A. R. Rice
Eldora
Fifth Indianapolis Official Indicted
Virgil Vandagrifft, president of the Indianapolis board of public works, was indicted by the Marion county grand jury on violating the state securities law through sale of stock in an electric oil well rejuvenator company. He is the fifth official facing charges in Mayor John L. Duvall’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Virgil Vandagrifft
Indianapolis Board of Public Works
Marion County Grand Jury
Vandagriffi
John L. Duvall
Pint of Gin Brings Man Life Sentence
Lansing, Michigan. Fred Palm, 29, was to start a life term after being convicted on felony charges. A new criminal code mandates life imprisonment on the fourth felony conviction, with Judge Leland W. Carr imposing the sentence due to Palm's record. The case centers on Palm possessing a pint of gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
INS
Fred Palm
Leland W. Carr
Palm
Pioneer Iowa woman dies at 85 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. J. G. Cherry, age 85, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died suddenly at her home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
J. G. Cherry
Ruth Elder postpones Europe nonstop flight due to Atlantic weather
Curtiss Field New York reports adverse weather conditions over the Atlantic force Ruth Elder to delay her planned nonstop flight to Europe. The postponement comes as careful weather assessments influence early aviation milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss Field
N. Y
Atlantic
Ruth Elder
Europe
Gasoline Prices Dip In Ames After Des Moines War
Gasoline prices fell two cents at most Ames filling stations following a Des Moines driven gas war. Local stations reported the cut after the market shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Des Moines
Drake Coach G Ebert Dies in Des Moines
Des Moines reports Drake University track coach Harold G. Ebert of Ashville Ohio died in a hospital from complications of diseases. He was a long time athletics figure and guided Drake track teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harold G. Ebert
Ashville
Drake University
Divorce Granted to Harry and Nina Harkness
Judge Ralph W. Hasner granted a divorce to Harry L. Harkness from Nina Harkness on grounds of desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Harkness
Nina Harkness
Ralph W. Hasner
Missionaries Speak at Evangelical Board Meeting
Miss Cora F Hoein of Yuhse Hunan China spoke at the Evangelical church Woman's Missionary Society meeting, detailing 13 years of hospital work. Miss Laura Mauk of Tokio described her work at the Tokyo Bible school, noting inquirers driven by need and curiosity. A memorial service led by Mrs J S Stamm paid tributes to late board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora.f. Hoein
Yuhse
Hunan
China
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
Laura Mauk
Tokio
Japan
B. C
A. D
Christ
J. S Stamm
Mrs. Chas Tyrrell Dies at Waverly Funeral Sunday
Waverly Sept 30 Mrs Charles Tyrrell wife of Waverly postmaster died this morning from blood poisoning after tonsillitis An illness began about a month ago at the Waterloo postal district picnic She had been a Mercy hospital patient The Episcopal church service will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m Rev E Brandt to officiate Survivors include her husband a daughter Mrs Joseph Lynch Elkader and a sister Mrs W W Clark en route from California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly
Charles Tyrrell
Joseph Lynch
Elkader
W. W. Clark
California
Thieves Loot Two Fraternity Houses at Simpson College
Burglars robbed two Simpson College fraternity houses in Indianola last night, stealing money, clothing and watches totaling about 8400. At Kappa Theta Psi, clothes were left on the second floor and sleepers on the third. Paul Riley of Kirksville lost four suits and 75 dollars. Donald McCammond of Sidney and Ray Hall of Winterset also lost suits. Other members lost money and clothing. Alpha Tau Omega also entered, with Lou McMillan of Des Moines reporting a stolen pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Simpson College
Kappa Theta Psi
Paul Riley
Kirksville
Donald McCammond
Sidney
Ray Hall
Winterset
Alpha Tau Omega House
Lou McMillan
Des Moines
Wagner Warehouse Replenished With 150 Gallons Liquor
Sheriff BH. T. Wagner's liquor warehouse received 150 gallons of alcohol at noon. Delivered for safekeeping by George E. Gillespie and H. P. Mason. Cargo included 100 gallons seized from James Serina and companion near Cedar Falls and 50 gallons from two women booze runners named Mrs. Mebel Nelson and Josie Mueller Mitchell S. D. Gillespie Mason and Marshal. Nathan Enlow transported the liquor from Cedar Falls in a motor truck. Cargo was guarded against hijackers, with 100 bottles and several jugs of homebrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. T. Wagner
George E. Gillespie
H. P. Mason
James Serina
Cedar Falls
Mebel Nelson
Josie Mueller
Mitchell
S. D. Gillespie
Mason
Marshal
Nathan Enlow
Plans for 1000 Mile Iowa Air Race Proposed
Des Moines announces a 1000 mile air race to touch 12 cities in Iowa for registered Iowa pilots and plane manufacturers. Two classes for 4 and B planes are planned with a hoped prize of 5000 dollars. Governor George Yates disclosed the plan on September 30. The Des Moines chapter of the National Aeronautic Association backs the event to boost statewide aviation interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
National Aeronautic Association
George Yates
Yates
Bittner Sentenced to Prison for Life
Fort Dodge Iowa September 30 Frank Bittner denied a new trial by Judge Sherwood A Clock and sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of George McIntire on May 1. A jury had fixed the penalty at life. Austin Navin of Manning received a 40 year sentence after pleading guilty to second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Frank Bittner
Sherwood A. Clock
George McIntire
Austin
Casey) Navin
Manning
Retaliatory arrest accusation against Dawson in city case
Joe Drain filed a like information against Eddie Dawson alleging a beating at Dawson s home after Drain claimed Dawson s car splashed mud on him. Dawson had been arrested by Deputy Bailiff George Kreiman on an information charging assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Dawson
Salisbury Street
Joe Drain
Barclay Street
Dawson
George Kreiman
Drain
Classifieds of Local Properties and Businesses
Multiple entries list heating plants garages remodels and a church with addresses. Values include $200 for a garage, $1,000 for remodeling, and $35,000 for a church property. Other items note billboards at Cedar and Mullan and various street locations such as 1412 Commercial, 129 Block, 39 Casca den, 225 Sixth west, 721 Wellington, 117 Center, 1310 Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandberg
Commercial
W. R. Jamison
Theodore Lucas
Cascaden
Busby Poster Adv. Co
Cedar and Mullan
Colin Bros
Sixth West
W. H. Howrey
Wellington
A V. Riggens
Center
First Church of Christ Scientist
Second West
Sagt. L. Erickson
Logan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brock
Schlee
Steel
New
B.H. Jail
J. D. Hill
Fayette
Meredith
Iowa Unitarians
Boy
Bere
Cattle Congress
Fairfield Farm
Topeka
Graincroft Primrose
Ayrshire
Cavalier
William Wangen
Madelra
Adam Seitz & Sons
Waukesha
Self
Judge Rules
Farm Union
Nip
DEMOS
Ruth
DRAKE
Evangelical
Chas. Tyrrell
Wagner Warehouse
Bittner
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