Iowa Evangelical Conference Set Riverview Camp August
The Iowa Conference of Evangelical Church delegates vote to hold Riverview camp August 14 to 24. The fundraising fund totals rise to over 1.06 million dollars aiding 107 ministers and 58 widows. Camp improvements include new buildings and lighting. 52 cottages exist with five built since last year. Conference plans move the Charles City church to Cresco, with supervision assigned to three pastors.
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United States
Tawa
GL. Bergenman
Cedar Falls
Riverview Park
Riverview
Charles City
Cresco
L OW. Bock
Nev
W. C. Lang
H. J. Faust
Cr. Kwuser
Cleveland
Cleve- Jana
Harrisburg
Iowa
Cleveland Institution
C. A. Mock
West_ern Union colleges
LeMuars
Western Union
Hawlacks
Evangelical League of Chican Endeavor
W Tet Hutton
Teyresing Inna
Cion
Eo Milier
Erma Reintari
Nynerville
Will Tuelude
Bitte Seheart
Clarence HL Faust
Von
Harold Smith
Grville
Minisey c
Women Evangelsists to Lead Services at East Fire Station
Firemen at the east Fifth Street station are invited to attend Sunday religious services led by Misses Amy Lae Henie and Eula May Fiing from Fres Methodist. The program features mostly songs, with off duty and active firemen plus friends urged to participate at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
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Fifth Street
Amy Lae
Henie
Eula May Fiing
Mortuary services for Mrs Ida Pickering announced
Mrs Ida Pickering will be laid to rest with services at 4 30 p m today in Petersen Bros chapel, Rev Rollo Nurthurt of First ME church officiating. The body will be taken to her former home in Le Mars, Iowa, tomorrow morning.
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Ida Mickering
Serviers
Ida Pickering
Petersen Bros
Rollo
Nurthurt
First ME. Church
le Mars
Nansen Plans Pole Flight With Russ Pilot
The report states Norwegian explorer Nansen aims for a North Pole flight with a Russian co pilot. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate preparations under a named airman and Russian involvement.
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Nansen
North Pole
Russ
Moscote
Demos in Caucus Mention Murtagh for Governorship
The Iowa Democratic state convention delegates favored McAdoo and Underwood, with Herring named national committeeman and plans for a complete statewide ticket in coming elections. Delegates discussed reorganization, support for McAdoo, and opposition to certain resolutions.
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Murtagh
Scott
Ku K Klux K Klan
McAdoo
Pallura
Resolutions Committee
Underwood
Ue Gbranenses
Herring
Democratic Party
Iowa
Ting
Congressional Akand
Las Vieht
Des Moines
Maritiae
Taj
Pal State Pier
Democrats of
New York
Hyde le Herring
Pes Moines
Aetoy
Teneriire
Williwoh
Ted Bie
Hellef
York
Altlay
Psi
Waterlo o Citizen Idea Aids Soldiers
The Waterloo Citizen reports a practical idea to aid soldiers. The note references a plan, proposals, and a writer named Mack at 6 108 Sycamore Street proposing support or procurement for troops. The text mentions prices and tradeoffs, with frustration about execution.
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Waterloo
Woo. Mack
Senatorial inquiry reels through Ohio bank papers
A Washington inquiry into bank records and prison corruption spills into Ohio as Senator Wheeler and committee members press secrecy on documents. Witnesses discuss narcotics trafficking, prison guards implicated, and a push to purge records amid ongoing prosecutions.
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Ohio
Senator Wheeler
We Unger
Tland i Oyebe
Olla- Hans Cin
Abe Aqanta Yvlentiary
Justing Uapariaeny
Sani
Lariding
Sdircraft
Feminling
Tots
F. Lane
Air Servicw
Air Servicw Chit Weber Refusing To Stay Inway’ From Lie, Involm Balin
Weeks
Duneherty
Lee Woos
Ghia
Midland National
Washington
Benuilted
Comn
Waters
Bieta
Aydhe
Oil Committee
Atlanta
Wotan
WJ. Burns
Charles Voncentt
Tadtimore
Mortimer
Afortenter
Wis
Vitreoni
Smary Daneherry
Wheeler Eantie
Dines
Langley Pleads Not Guilty to Charges
A court in Washington hears Langley enter a not guilty plea to multiple charges. The proceeding touches on representation and procedural matters as the case advances.
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Langley
Warsital Town Fai En Ieangs KelM In Fog House
Marsha titawa, Walter Prank, two dollars paid. Lanted and Gh Wi in a morning. Mes. Paw cut down before fe 4 Unt Pan div before aon the Tari, iy tote ill Neath. Pal is sared by his widow and one con. MAE LOT 1, ie: NAR. Colin Pal siles Cedar Balls mn step Williams, Shety Rock. Ruby Philo, Wateriog o. 2.200)
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Marsha Titawa
Walter
Pal
Mae Lot
Colin Pal Siles
Cedar Balls
Step Williams
Shety
Farm Aid at Coolidge Breakfast discussed by senators
Washington April 4 The White House hosted a breakfast conference with eight Republican senators to discuss the Senate legislative program and aimed at expediting business before June 1. Participants included McNary, Couzens, and Powell amid talks on a farm relief measure and the McNary langen farm export corporation bill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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White House
Congress
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Ghairhia Simodot
Finance Committee
Warren
One Propriivions Committee
Kausis
McNary
Oregon
Maryhind
Edge
New Jersey
Couzens
Michigan
Powell
Ebraska
McNarylangen Farm Export Corporation
Thug Tar
Department of Agrealtura
Farm Bloc
Playground Drive Honored by Waterloo Commission
The Waterloo playground commission thanks supporters from clubs churches city officials and local organizations for the successful vote on municipally controlled recreation centers. The statement credits the city council media committees and diverse groups including Schuneman Deve company the Waterloo federation of Women's organizations Central Labor Union Rotary Kiwanis Lions Ys Men's clubs churches business leaders Strand Plaza theatres and Metropolitan Life Insurance for aiding the campaign.
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Galion
Playground Commission
Watersloo
Daxy Sage
Schuneman Deve Company
Waterloo Federation of Women's Organizations
Central Labor Union
Rotary Ub
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Y's Men's Club
Business Men
Strand Theatre
Plaza Theatre
Colored People's Organizations
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
National Recreation Association
Bankers Plan Loan to Germany On Dawes Report
American bankers move to back a German international credit bank ahead of the Dawes committee report. They plan to finance the institution with broad American and international participation to stabilize exchange, expand markets, and export American goods. The effort ties to a large international loan and uses gold reserves to support franc and dollar liquidity.
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Bankers Plan Loan
Germany
DAWES
Associated Presse
New York
Hnandat Assistancs
Inter National Loan
America
France
Bank of
Belgium
United States
Prayer for Success of Evangelistic Meetings Begins Sunday
The piece reports on prayer for the success of upcoming evangelistic meetings led by Dr. W. Beachler, with events at First Brethren diary and cottage services. Music arranged by R. Clara Steald and a choir will meet at a roaststock supper. Mentions past meetings and assistant Arthur Lyon. Also notes a speaker uncertainty for Waterloo Salesmen’s Club meeting tomorrow noon. Nennelta Bish files for divorce from Harold Rohiah, alleging cruel treatment and separation since 1922.
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First Brethren
W. WT. Beachter
Wiliam FL
Dr. Beackler
Arthur Lyon
Waterloo Salesmen's Club
Grester
Waterloo Association
St Paulan praises ambulance service and recalls escapes
A St Paul resident named Hook celebrates improved ambulance and hospital service after enduring his eighth near death incident from automobile traffic. He recounts past transports by horse-drawn wagons and notes progress to modern hospital on wheels. The piece also mentions Oxford and Cambridge boat crews preparing for a big race attracting huge crowds.
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St. Paul Mina
S. 7
Hook
Wook
St. Paul
Tie
Neter
Ule Hospital
Radio Programs Drift Through Airwaves on April 3
A dense register of radio program times and stations lists schedules from major markets. Entries include Ames, Chicago, Buffalo, Detroit, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and more with concert, talk, dance, and literary segments noted alongside times and station IDs.
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Ames
WSS
Atlanta
Journal
ESPLZ
Atlante
IL P. m. Orchestra
WGR
Buffalo
Qeom
Resital
WMA
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Kyw
Wpaa Dailys
Pill
Davenport
Boetroit
Detroit News
Bei
Was
Blein
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Kanes City
Kansasity
Calay
Kansas City
Jamisvilla Trournni Chody
Reading
KFI
Los Angeles
Sos
Inet Strumental
Kai
Latte Ue
Wrah
Minneapolis
Awlag
Minneapolis-St. Patty
WSC
Memphis
Pres Hardeman College
CRAG
Montreal
Arnee
Bee Oh
Newark
Gia
New York
Bila
Mark Twain
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
WAAW
Pittsburgh
Arlep
Concer
O. Tals
Tory
Philadelphia
Clara Smith Hamon Declines Talk on Hamon Case
Clara Smith Hamon wife of John W. Gorman and former figure in Jake Mamon affairs refuses to discuss testimony before the senate investigating committee. She lives quietly in Beverly Hills and a Van Nuys ranch, saying she will talk only if necessary and that little is known. She notes she is happily married and plans to forget past unpleasantness while awaiting committee calls.
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International News
Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Gorman
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake Mamon
Republican National
Gorman
Beverly Hills
Vannuys
Sam
International News Service Today
Siegel Auto Wrecking Company Sold and Rebranded
A. Reinstein and Dave Nathanson have purchased the Siegal Auto Wrecking company at 1-2 Commercial and will operate it under the name Black Hawk Auto Parts. They will wreck cars and sell parts with J. Reinstein, formerly manager of the Commercial Auto Wrecking Company, to manage the new establishment.
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A. Reinstein
Dave Nathanson
Siegal Auto Wrecking Company
Black Hawk Auto Parts Company
J. Reinstein
Commercial Auto Wrecking Company
George Sheplee Wins Extemperaneous Speaking Contest
George Sheplee won the extemporaneous speaking contest at West High School last night under the Iowa Patriotic League and the Iowa Extemporaneous Speaking League. He will represent West High at a district meeting April 23, with the district winner advancing to state honors in Iowa City May 2. Other speakers included Fred Button Joan McCartis and Robert Tabor.
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George Sheplee
West
Fire damage hits two homes on Hammond and Sycamore avenues
An overheated stove pipe started a attic fire at the T R McCarty House, 208 Hammond Avenue, at 11 30 a m. A roof fire followed at 1220 Sycamore Street, Mrs Sarah Burch residence, by 11 40 a m. Damages are estimated at 15 each. Firemen used hand pumps. Advertisement notes Jay Sate Insure with Bronson Insurance Agency, phone 1374.
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T R. McCarty
Hammond Avenue
Sarah Burch
Sycamore
Mulberry and Vinton Parish School Cornerstone Ceremony
Very Rev Edward Slattery to lay the cornerstone of the Mulberry and Vinton street school building for St John s Catholic church. The combined church and school will serve Lindon district residents with a 500 seat chapel and four classrooms. Sermon by Rev J M Molloy and public ceremony with Rev N J Lentz as rector announces. Construction moved rapidly, site purchased with future expansion planned and school to open in September.
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Mulberry
Vinton Streets
St. John’s Catholic Church
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph’s Church
Dubuque
N. J. Lentz
J. M. Molloy
Sacred Heart Church
Fornten
Father Lantz
Lindon
Entertainment Tonight at Salvation Army Hall
The Young People’s Legion of the Salvation Army presents an entertainment at 513 Water Street at 8 p.m. today. Nations will be represented in costume and song, with a small admission charge for a missionary fund.
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Young People’s Legion
Salvation Army
Man Kills Himself While Hastily Hunting Rabbit
Geri Meyer and Tate were involved in a rural accident in Rockwell Iowa. April 4. A man rushing to shoot a rabbit tripped on a carpet edge while descending stairs with a loaded shotgun. The firearm discharged striking him in the face and head.
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Rabbit
Rockwell
Geri Meyer
Tate
Bark Yard
White
Denver High School Will Cost Forty Thousand Dollars
Denver voters approved bonds for a new high school to replace the burned building. Bartley and Pedicord of Waterloo are hired to draft plans. cost estimated at 40,000 dollars. The two story brick structure 70 by 100 feet will include four grade rooms, two high school rooms, an assembly hall for 100, physics and chemistry labs, and domestic science and wood shop. An auditorium for 500 and a gymnasium behind the stage will allow viewing athletic events from the auditorium.
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Bartley & Pedicord
Waterloo l
Denver
Phe
Bennington Township Drainage Hearing Draws Crowd
A large turnout from Bennington Township and the neighboring Bremer County area attended a hearing on the proposed joint drainage district. Officials planned to hear objections after a long delay and postponed formal action, with more than 100 residents present as interested spectators.
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Bennington
Bremer County
Tiwo Boards of Supervisors
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