Ford Snapped by News Photo Men at Southampton
Henry Ford and Mrs. Ford arrived in Southampton aboard the Majestic and proceeded to London by motor car. In England for the first time in 12 years, Ford was photographed amid a crowd while denying bread line rumors and outlining travel plans to Stratford on Avon Manchester and possibly Ireland. He said his visit aims to serve English people and expressed limited plans.
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Southampton
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U.P
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Stevenson
Continent
Stratford-on-Avany
William Shakespeare
Manchester
Stor
Land
Wales
Ireland
John McCormack
America
Ohio Leaders Readying End to Hoover Fight
Ohio factions cue toward ending the Hoover battle as Lowden and Dawes, leaders of the McNary Haugen farm relief push, prepare to highlight a large congressional vote. The bill, likely to pass Congress, faces a probable Coolidge veto, signaling a test of popular support for the rival candidates.
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Lowden
Dawes
Ffield
Congress
Coolidge
Blizzard Grips Nebraska and Omaha Area
A severe April blizzard cripples western Nebraska and parts of Iowa, causing widespread communication outages. Snow accumulations reach up to six inches in Mason City and three to six inches in several counties, with temperatures dropping below freezing in western areas. Inland lines through Sioux City are down, many telephone lines limited, and radio news dispatches are being relayed to Omaha despite weather disruptions.
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Fage
Sioux City
Des Moines
Alta
Weather Bureau
Inwood
Altes
Omaha
Charles City
Dubuque
Iowa Falls
Albia
Burlington
Cedar
Rapids
Davenport
Lowa City
Keokuk
Fort Dodge
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
INS
Southwestern
South Nebraska
Burlington Railroad
Kansas
Mason City
IN. S
Chicago
International News Service
Staron Kyw
Messenger
Omaha News
West Virginia’s Favorite Son Joins Presidential Race
Washington April 6 Guy D Goff West Virginia junior senator enters West Virginia primary May 29 amid speculation Hoover may join. Delegates must declare binding votes as the race tightens with Lowden possibly entering. The Hoover-Lowden lineup dominates early delegate tallies as observers watch Ohio and Kentucky contests.
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Guy D.goff
West Virginia
Kansas City
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Charleston
Thomas J. Meaney
Congress
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Kansas
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Norris
Nebraska
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Missouri
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Montana
George
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Herbert Hoover
Kentucky
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Tare
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Willis
Michigan
Altho
Commerce
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Carrme
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Strond
Uw Norris
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Lawden
Lawdens
Minnesota
Missourh
South Carolina
Coolidge
Judge G W Wood Enters Republican Run for Congress
Judge G W Wood, longtime Waterloo jurist and conservation advocate, announces a Republican bid for Congress. Born in Kansas, he settled in Eldora and Waterloo, served as municipal and district judge, led Boy Scouts in Waterloo, and led Izaak Walton League chapters nationwide. His 1930 term ends December 21, 1930, and he will resign after the November election if needed.
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Wsterlad
United States Woure of Representatives
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Judge Wood
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Waterville
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Kansas
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America
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Northeast
League
Tir
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Jackson Hole Olk
Missisippi
Outdoor America
Witerine Playground Commonishion
Wih
Social Welfare
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Depew in Gaske Given Worldwide Message Tribute
Chauncey M. Depew 93 died today drawing world tribute as crowds gathered in New York. The New York Central chairman lay in state at his brownstone before a funeral at St Thomas Church and burial in Peekskill. flags in 12 states at half mast. He built wealth from many enterprises.
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U.P
Chauncey M. Depew
White House
New York Central
Iry
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Protestant Episcopal Church of
Hi-Y Area Meet at Cedar Falls Registers 95
Ninety five delegates registered at Cedar Falls for the Hi Y area conference opening with luncheon. Clubs from Dunkerton Hudson La Porte City Orange township Waterloo Teachers Cedar Falls and New Hartford attend. Dr H J Burgstanler of Cornell College will address tonight. Final luncheon tomorrow in La Salle hall.
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Hudson
la Porte City
Orange Township
Waterloo
Teachers
New Hartford
Zion Evangelical Church
Incheon
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Cornell College
la Salle Hall
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Des Moines Police Probe Auto Crash
Des Moines police planned an investigation into an auto crash that seriously injured John C. S. Fleming, superintendent of Fleming Brothers Inc. His car reportedly struck R. L. McLaren’s vehicle before hitting a telephone pole, causing Fleming cuts, a possible skull fracture, and Mrs. McLaren a fractured rib.
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Des Moines
John C. S. Fleming
Fleming Brothers, Inc
Fleming
R. L. McLaren
State Health Department
Iowa Fishing Season Opens May 14 in North Area
The state fish and game department announced two opening dates for Iowa fishing season. Northern section opens May 14 and southern section May 1. Regulations apply north of a Polk County line. black bass and trout have separate dates. Black bass opens June 1 in the south and June 15 in the north. Trout season starts April 15 statewide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Fish and Game Department
Polk County
Norton
Promoter Lewis Given Five Years
Promoter Lewis was found guilty of defrauding investors in a real estate promotion scheme. He received a federal sentence of five years in prison and a fine of 814 600. He may also serve two years from a prior related conviction. The case involved fees linked to a Missouri California venture and a total sum around 1 300 000.
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Los Angeles
Lewis
Missouri
California
Weather halts Bremen transatlantic attempt at Dublin airfield
Weather reports show no improvement in the coming days for a Bremen flight by Capt Koehl and two companions. The Junkers monoplane remains in its Baldonnet hangar with all systems ready for an immediate start if conditions permit.
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Bremen
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Police Seek Three Ergonavicts In Walter Collins Abduction
A California manhunt targets three ex convicts from Folsom penitentiary and eight others as police pursue the abduction of nine year old Walter Collins. The case may involve a prison feud and father Walter Collins Sr. faces ongoing inquiries while a mysterious dead boy sighting prompts further checks. Investigators seek convicts released from Folsom in the past six months, while Mrs Collins maintains hope for her son's safe return.
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Los Angeles
California
Walter Collins
Folsom Penitentiary
Folsom
Collins
Walter J. S. Collins
S& Trusty
San Francisco
Altho
Rainy Waterloo as Snow Envelops Iowa West Part
A fragile storm path began in Council Bluffs and moved east and north across Iowa, bringing rain to Waterloo while snow blanketed the western counties. Temperatures hovered near freezing as alerts about interrupted wire communications appeared, and radio listeners tracked developments between Omaha and Des Moines. The mercury fluctuated slightly as the weather system unsettled the region.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Sodas
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Des Moines
Knowlton Indicted in Framingham Slaying Case
Cambridge April 6 An indictment charging first degree serious case was returned by a Middlesex county grand jury against Pred eri Hinman Knowlton Jr Framingham businessman accused of fatally slaying Marguerite Isabelle Stewart teacher supervisor Bev erly Police Rita Black person. 5 Louis Mo April 6 Police fatally hurt Emmett Winfrey VW Black porter found in an alley after a struggle with a girl he dragged from a car while she talked with an escort. The girl was unharmed.
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Cambridge
Mass
INS
Middlesex County
Prederi Hinman Knowlton, Jr
Framingham
Marguerite Isabelle Stewart
Beverly
Rita Negro
Louis
Emmett Winfrey
Negro Porter
Willy
Fire Alarms Signal Car Blaze on Fiflin Street
Triday at 9 50 a m an automobile in the 200 block of Fiflin street caught fire from a short circuit and caused damage. W & Shepherd, 1031 Chalmers street, advise that battery insurance is prudent.
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Fiflin Street
Ownae
W. & Shepherd
Chalmers Ghcel
Murphy Conviction Stands in Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court denies relief and upholds the 15 year sentence and $1000 fine for Den nis J. Murphy, former Waukon banker, on uttering a forged instrument. The case follows Murphy being ruled insane and later deemed sane, with a second forged instrument charge awaiting the court’s review.
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Des Moines
U.P
Iowa Supreme Court
Dennis J. Murphy
Waukon
Anander
Supreme Court
Murphy
State Psychopathic Hospital
Prussia Honors Centenarians by Official Gifts
Berlin reports Prussia aims to honor centenarians with a official letter and a cup and saucer from the state porcelain factory. The premier sends the gift on the hundredth birthday, and authorities are urged to inform the ministry in time. In 1927, 25 such gifts were distributed.
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Berlin
West High Musicians To Oelwein Saturday
West High plans a training trip to Oelwein for a large music contingent including a girls trio boys and girls glee clubs and a 450 piece orchestra tomorrow morning by train. The school also will enter the boys vocal solo and pine solo. A separate note mentions Ford planning 5000 cars daily by July 1 across 15 plants, up from 2000 today.
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West High
Oelwein
Pred J. Kluss
Pine
FORDS
Detroit
Mich
Temperatures and Rainfall Outlook Expanded
The report lists temperature highs and lows for Thursday and Friday with expected values around 38 to 48 degrees. Rainfall is forecast through 7 a.m. with scattered showers likely and varying hourly conditions.
East High coaches lead music contest advance to Charles City
East High sent a large group of about 150 students to Charles City for the district high school music contest. The delegation includes boys and girls glee clubs two soloists Thomas Hadsell tenor Nathaniel Hackett violinist Betty Young pianist Mary Pitts euphonium Margaret Miller clarinet Verjean Dilger and an orchestra. A special train carrying the group northward and back is arranged with two extra coaches and baggage car. Margaret Miller won the right to represent the school in the violin class at the home meet yesterday under G T Bennett.
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Charles City
Thomas Hadsell
Nathaniel Hackett
Varbone
Ilingis Central
Betty Young
Mary Pitts
Margaret Miller
Verjean Dilger
Earst High
Witness Central
G. T. Bennett
Margaret Moore
Frances Mead
D. E. Peck
Grinnell College
Many Go and Come in Union Service for Good Friday
Downtown business men and women attended a three hour Good Friday union service at First Presbyterian church amid drizzle. Over 100 people gathered during the noon hour as the congregation grew with the passing minutes. Eleven ministers and George Watt of the Salvation Army took part with musical numbers between seven sermons.
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First Presbyterian Church
East Waterloo
George Watt
Salvation Army
Anamosa Democrat to State Board of Control
Gov Hammill names William D Sheean of Anamosa to fill the unexpired term of the late Norman G Clark on the state board for control Clark died at Ft Madison during an official prison visit Sheean a former Democratic state senator previously served on the board in 1917 replacing Col J H McConplogue appointment effective April 6 191?
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Des Moines
Hammill
William D. Sheean
Anamosa
Norman G. Clark
Mason City
State Board For Control
Clark
Ft. Madison
Sheean
State Board of Control
Col. J. H. McConplogue
Cahill to Run Against Cole in Des Moines
Maurice Cahill a Des Moines Democrat announced his candidacy for congress in this district. He has been active in local politics and previously sought county attorney. He will face incumbent Cyrenus Cole. Electricians seek wage boost from 10 to 11 dollars for an eight hour day with May 1 final action.
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Ceder Rapids
INS
Maurice Cahill
Cyrenus Cole
Des Moines
U.R
Union Electricians
Word association test described for mental rating
A description of word stimulus tests used in psychology. Participants match left column prompts with logically associated right column words, ensuring every left word has a valid paired right word. Answers appear on the Society Page.
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Sweden
Norway
Aky Dell
OWA TO GET TWO NEW POST OFFICES
Federal budget bureau report to congress urges 93 new structures nationwide for 1929 projects with an $68 million cap. Chicago postoffice and federal offices priced at 14.25 million, Fairfield Iowa postoffice 110 thousand, Iowa City Ta postoffice 180 thousand.
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OWA
Washington, D. C
Congress
Budget Bureau
District of Columbia
Chicago
Postoffice
Fairfield
Iowa City
Fintt
State Health Head Responsible for Pollution Clean-Up
Des Moines April 6. Responsibility for cleanup of pollution in Lime Creek and Shell Rock River was placed on Dr Henry Alpert state health commissioner and the state executive council by Attorney General John Fletcher in an opinion for Gov Hammill. The AG held that expenditures over 5000 require executive council approval. More than 225000 has been spent by American Beet Sugar Co Mason City to eliminate pollution in the streams.
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Des Moines
U.P
Lime Creeck
Shell Rock River
Henry Alpert
John Fletcher
Hammill
Fletcher
Executive Council
Mason City
Babe Born During Flood While Father Braces Tent
Shawnee Oklahoma reports Clyde Youngblood saved his tent home by bracing the poles with his body as floodwaters surged. His wife and baby daughter endured the sheltering danger, with the infant born during the disaster. Nearby Keokuk Mississippi River rising rapidly adds flood context with recent rainfall totals.
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Ibabe
Shawnee
Okla
U.P
Clyde Youngblood
Doctor Found Women and Children Sick More Often than Men
Monticello Illinois doctor Dr Caldwell found women and children more often sick, mainly minor ailments like colds fevers and headaches. He promoted Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin first produced in 1892, selling widely to households. The ad claims it relieves constipation without griping and offers a free prepaid sample bottle.
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Linois
Gardwell
Caldwell
Rush Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Br. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell
Monticelio
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