Evang Churches Propose Building POA Capitol Hill
Des Moines reports a plan to erect a church building on Capitol Hill for three evangelical societies formed from mergers. Cost estimated between 60 060 and 375 000 with Des Moines conference invited to joint ministerial and Christian Endeavor conventions next August in Cedar Falls.
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Sumer
Des Moines
Ili
Wi. E. Youtz
The
Evangelical Association
United Evangelical Disciplins
Cedar Falls
G. L. Bergaman
Charles Johnson
Story City
Otto Conrad
Dusbuque
C. H. Faust
H. J. Faust
Cedar Fallg
Hilder
A. W. Schlessaiman
FE. J. Brunemeier
Iowa
Christ
God
Jesus
Wis
Clinton F. Smith
Waterloo
J. H. Eneel
G M. Fares
Blairstown
J. A. Haehlen
Inez
Harhian
Moines
Faust
State Briefs From Bioux City And Sioux City
Miss Agnes Ferguson, longtime head of the Gear man department at Marningsida College, died yesterday. Oscar A. Roferty of Sioux Falls is in the running for district governorship of the nineteenth Rotarian district, with three states represented at their annual convention.
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Bioux City
Agnes Ferguson
Gearman
Marningsida College
Aled
Sioux City
Oscar A. Roferty
Sioux Falla
Rotatiana Ul
Herring and Marsh clash over committeeman race in Iowa
The political fight over the committeeman post continues as Herring and Marsh factions mobilize delegates. National and district delegates are named with instructs for Herring in several districts. The convention opens with a rally at Eagles hall as resolutions and proxy rules are debated.
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Marsh
Herring
Gov Davis Kansas Indorsed for White House
Gov. Davis of Kansas is favored for the Democratic nomination with about 200 on the first ballot, Madison Square Garden plans for June, and potential support from New York and Wisconsin delegates. Friends expect stray delegates from New England and other eastern states to push his strength toward 200 on the first ballot.
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Madison Square Garden
Gov. Smith
New York
Wisconsin
Altho
New England
Defeated by Five Votes on Recount for Police Judge
Souta Sioux City Nebraska April 3. D Smiley declared elected by 17 votes after a recount in a close three way race. T Plant again defeated E B Wilbur by five holes in a separate contest noted in the same report.
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Souta
Sioux City
Neb
D. Smiley
T. Plantagin
E. B. Wilbur
Tales
Sound Lions City
BR. Wilbur
T. C. Flanagale
Deaths and funeral notices in local area
Ida Pickering of 636 Maten avenue West died this morning after a two year illness of pernicious anemia. She was born July 7, 1870 in Ferreston, H Miss Pickering married John K Adams and later unknown spouse. Survived by two sons J K Adams of Charles City and F L Adams of Waterloo. Body at Petersen Hier chapel. Lois Loren Windolf funeral at 2 PM Friday from parents home on Gable street with service at Calvary church and burial at View Wirview.
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Ida Pickering
Maten Avenue West
Sle
Ferreston
Nip Tryg
John Adsize
John EK
Pickering
Atta Fa
Low Torven Windale
Lois Loren Windolf
Gable Street
Stilla
Calvary Ever
F. Ts
Wirview
Japan accused of securing U S aircraft secrets
Former State Senator Thomas Lane testified that Japan possessed complete U S aircraft designs and patterns after the armistice. He said Standard Aircraft Corp handed over prints and machinery patterns to Japan, enabling near identical American planes and rapid production within 30 days. Lane tied Mitsui & Co to Standard and alleged large postwar payments and mismanagement by the War Department.
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International News
Washington, D. C
Japan
United States
Thomas Fpano
Missouri
Abstry-F Jee Claims Board
Lane Faily
H. L. Scaife
department.Of Justice
Standard Aircrarey Corporation
Japeneass
Lane
Harry B. Mingle
Standard Aircraft Corporation
2 Lane
Mitsui Company
Iee
Standard Firm
Wheeler Committee
Shosfbate Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Mitsut Cass
Woneke
U. S
Standard Company
Harry &, Mingle
Fulio
Alreraft
War Department
Ae World
Lang
Japsent
Mitsui & Co
Standard Corporation
Mitgai & Co
Mingle
Tamness
Umea
Columbia Students Face Klan Cross On Campus
The Ku Klux Klan burned a fiery cross opposite Furnald Hall at Columbia University late at night. Negro law student Frederick W. Wells kept his room locked as masked riders shouted threats. Dean Hawkes later refused to act on a request to dismiss Wells from the dormitory.
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New York
Columbia University
Furnard Hall
Prederick W. Wells
Itm
Wells
Dean Hawkes
Zarifis Trio Sued After Auto Mishap
FP H Lynch files in municipal court against William Eva and Michael Zarifis for 3250 damages from a collision near Fourth and Argyle on a December day in 1922. Plaintiff alleges the Zarifis car, driven by William, struck a standing vehicle.
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Lynch
Safe
William
Eva
Michael Zarifia
Dafendante
Argyle
William Zarifis
Ings Tt
Word Power Like Dynamite Clears Sins at Walnut Street
Rev. Harry Anderson preached on Dynamite at Walnut Street Baptist Church drawing near 100 forward to renew faith. He urged the Bible as God’s plan of salvation and Jesus as the only way, noting Christ began his ministry penniless and that his word remains alive today. He will continue with a sermon on Selling Wy.
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A. Srowded
Harry ©. Anderson
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Jesus
Calvary’s Cross
Christ
Mr. Anderson
Thompson Elected President of Black Hawk Medical Society
Dr J R Thompson was elected president of the Black Hawk County Medical Society for the year at the annual banquet last night at the Greater Waterloo association. Officers named include Dr B C G McMillan as vice president Dr A J Joynt secretary Dr C Saga treasurer Dr C W Bilis censor and Dr W te Hearnt Cedar Falls delegate to the state convention at Des Moines in May with Dr T A McManus as alternate. Dr D B Fairchild of Clinton addressed the gathering on the medical defense work.
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J. R. Thompson
Black Hawk County Medical Society
Greater Waterloo Association
B. CG. McMillan
A. J. Joynt
C. Saga
CW. Bilis
W. Te Hearnt
Cedar Falls
Nes Moines
T. A. McManus
D. B. Fairchild
Clinton
Society
Elmer Glaw to Open Retail Shoe Store on Fourth Street
Elmer Glaw with 16 years in the shoe business will open a retail store on Alabama Fourth Street around April 15. The shop will feature women’s misses’ and children’s footwear at popular prices with extensive remodeling underway and fixtures due in a few days.
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Elmer Glaw
Fourth Street
Ala
Forrester Funeral to Be Held in Independence
Edward V. Forrester dies after a long illness at age from Buchanan county. Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow at the family home in Independence. He married Mary Jardee in 1880 and she survives with one child. Mrs. Forrester is hospitalized after a serious operation. In other notices, County Supt. A B Jewett is re-elected, and Peter Sand funeral held at St Josephs church. Sand was born in Luxemburg November 20, 1821 and came to Independence 21 years ago.
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Independence
Soerylees
Edward V. Forrester
Forrester
Buchanan County
Mary Jardee
Hazleton
A. WB. Jewett
Mr. Sand
Luxemburg
Germany
United States
Dubuque
Rontoan County
Song
Burvire
Friendship Campaign Extended Two Days in Waterloo Area
The Friendship campaign extends two more days in Waterloo area schools to give all juniors and seniors a chance for interviews. City events include West High talks by Des Moines Y.M.C.A. official George Weber and Minnesota official Bruce Tallman. Noted interviewees include Judge Gwynne and several community leaders. Entertainment by First Baptist players postponed due to a relative’s death. new date set for April.
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Waterloo
VY. RM. CG. A
Hfa
West High
George W. Webber
Des Moines ¥. M. C. A
First Baptist Church Business Meeting Set After Supper
Church reports from officers and committees will cover the first quarter of the year at a Thursday evening session following supper at 6 15 in connection with the Institute. The event is presented as a quarterly business meeting with attendance and insights from church leaders.
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First Baptist Church
Back to Honesty urged at Democratic convention
Resolutions at the Iowa Democratic state convention in Davenport advocate labor rights and cooperation, praise Woodrow Wilson, denounce Coolidge prosperity claims for farmers, and call for a return to honesty in public affairs amid party unity and reform pledges.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Democratic Party
Cool J ‘Dge
Woodrow Wilson
Labor Resolution
Iowa
Washington
Lincoln
Earth
Malik
United States
Europe
World Finance and Industry
Imbor
Horesty
Axbber
Welsh
Montara
Farmer Aid Bill Sparks Debate On Relief Path
Debates over farmer aid focus on direct relief versus large loans. cites foreclosure maps in Montana and bank failures in western farming counties. Proponents push fixed grants with no repayment terms while noting Germany Japan and Russia relief precedents to aid distressed farm districts.
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Wieh
Washington
Montana
West
Congress
Germany
New Terk Tribunes
Boil Water from Wells Warned by Health Officer
Water users in Waterloo are told to boil all well water before use this season. Health officer W. Sigsworth warns spring seepage and winter deposits contaminate shallow wells and may spark a panic if typhoid risk rises. City hydrant water is considered safe when boiled but wells require boiling and daily sample testing by the water company.
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Tr. It
Sigworth
Guy
Waterloo
Water Company
Underwriters Back Plan to Reinstate Vets War Insurance
Waterloo Life Underwriters endorse a government veterans insurance reinstatement drive led by Cedar Rapids officials. The executive committee pledges support and will issue a letter of recommendation to aid the campaign. Local businessmen and bankers fund educational advertising to back the effort.
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Cedar Rapids
US 5
Veterans Bureau
Waterloo Life Underwriters
Life Underwriters
Government Insurance
Origanimation
Waterloo Life
Sleur Insurance Pthcics
FG Appalquist
Fl. I
Baird
J. BE
Bungnon
M., Brown
J. Bunyan
H.C. Bush
A. G. Carper
J. T. Dahlstrom
W. &. Dawson
RS. Dix
W.T. Edwards
E. B. Gray
PLC
A. H. Peterson
I. E. Ray
Dan Rogers
A. B. Rumsey
B. B. Schnoges
L. Shaver
A. CG. Smith
Iner
H. Lo Hansen
R. H. Paterson
R. H. Fun
Army to Accept One Year Enlistments at Waterloo Station
Waterloo recruiting officer J. G. Greenup announces new ruling allowing one year term enlistments in the United States Army, a return to prewar practice used in 1919 and 1920, with three year terms reinstated as ranks filled. Navy enlistments remain four years, with Major Hatton predicting future reduction to two years and noting optional renewal terms.
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J. G. Greenup
Waterloo Station
United States Army
Sergt. Grrenup
Navy
TH. S. Hatton
Army
Nave
West Hi-Y Club Hosts Friendship Club Luncheon
Members of the West Hi-Y club hosted the Friendship club of West High at a luncheon today in Pitst Baptist church. James Switzer president of the Hi-Y welcomed attendees and Miss Lucian Albee president of the Friendship club responded. Walter Graham spoke on the HY organization goals and Miss Wilma Hey gave a similar talk for the Friendship club.
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Friendship Club of
West High
James Switzer
Lucian Albee
Friendship Club
Walter Graham
HY Organisa- Hienan
Wilma Hey
Friendshn Club
Spring Cleaning Advice From Waterloo Street Commissioner
A. O. Tabor urges Waterloo residents to cooperate with the street department for a clean and sanitary city. Do not rake debris into gutters. report violations to the city, and request permits to cut curbs for driveways. Street workers will remove improper planks and rubbish, aiming to make Waterloo streets the cleanest in town.
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A. O. Tabor
Waterloo
Seven East High boys enter extemp meet for district bid
Seven East High students Frank Anderson Austin Marlowe William Mann Frederick Morse Sidney Mazovetsky John Casey and George Weath will compete in an extemporaneous speaking contest after classes in the assembly room. Topics drawn from January February and March Literary Digest issues will be revealed one hour before. district winners meet in Iowa City May 2 for state title. 1924 event under Iowa Patriotic League and Iowa Extemporaneous Speaking League.
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East High
Frank Anderson
Austin Marlowe
William Mann
Frederick Morse
Sidney Mazovetsky
John Casey
George Weath
Literary Digest
Iowa
Windsor Cavaliers beat Sioux City in NIT basketball tourney
Windsor Cavaliers defeated Sioux City 26 to 18 in Chicago. McGlyn and Law each scored three field goals with McGlyn adding three free throws for the victors. Sioux City’s McBride led with four baskets. Coan added three.
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Chicago
Windsor Cabo
Sioux City
McGlyn
Windsor
Law
Canter
MecGlyn
McBride
Coan
Panguiteh
Utah
University of Chicago
Fargo
N. D
Rock Springs
Wyo
Council Bits
Diay
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Goen
Manchester
Jack D_ Wryer
Faycette
Merle Potter
Mason City
Floming Piltth
O. Reif Cadar
Aman
William Lada
Woodward
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Winterset
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Delecates
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Osceola
Thomas W. Keenan
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Adams County
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Decatur
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Council Titans
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Harrison County
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