Kid Ray Held to Grand Jury on Shooting Charge
James Kid Ray, colored, bound over to a grand jury under a 5800 bond after a preliminary hearing that extended into yesterday afternoon. Witnesses testified Watts was shot at 2068 Manson Street following a quarrel, Ray drawing and firing a gun then pursuing Watts into a neighboring house. Detective Steffen and Chief Walker identified the weapon as Exhibit A, Watts survived with two bullet wounds. Ray remains jailed until September grand jury.
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Ray
GRAND
James
Kid Ray
Frank
Doc) Watts
Wolindad
Ruth Lee
Manson Street
4. C. Neilson
Manson Anderson Walker
Sid Ray
Watts
Sam Hawkins
Hawkins
Steffen
P. ©. Walker
Waterloo to donate books to American Library in Paris
Waterloo launches a campaign to supply books for the American Library in Paris. Miss Waria C. Brace leads the effort with strong local support and aims to fill Waterloo’s quota before the campaign ends.
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Waterloo
Paris
Europe
Recrnary
Ansam
W. N. Carlton
Esti
Matea
United States
China quits sending students to Japan
The Chinese government will discontinue the system of sending students to Japan. Payment irregularities by contributing provinces prompted the move. In Tokyo, 127 Chinese students attend Imperial University, 153 the Tokyo Higher Normal School, 176 Tokyo University of Commerce, 1,179 in other government schools, and 1,071 in public and private schools. The students are described as generally diligent and capable.
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Tokio
Japan
Tokio Imperial University
Tokio Higher
A Four Room Community Cottage Design Illustrated
A compact 26 by 26 foot frame cottage for a narrow lot with shingle siding and white trim. The plan features a combined living dining area, two bedrooms, a bath between them, and closets in the hall. Full basement with kitchen access, attic storage, and a screened front porch. estimated cost 2000 to 2500 dollars not including heating or plumbing.
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Eleara
Memorial services honor Evangelical church leaders in Waterloo
The district conference held a solemn memorial at the morning session for Bishop Thomas Bowman Bishop G Heinmiiler and Rev. B. O. Heck. Bishop P Spreng presided praising the active ministry and noting Rev Beck spent 41 years in service. Appointments for the coming year were to be read later as the session closed.
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Evangelical Church
Gerrica
Thomas Bowman
G Heinmiiler
B. O. Heck
P. Spreng
Back
George Knoche
Beck
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Spreng
Uncle Joe Day for 88th Birthday Celebrated in Danville
Danville on April 7 reports that Monday May 7 marks the eighty eighth birthday anniversary of Uncle Joe Cannon. The celebration was voted by the committee in charge to invite President Herding. Marriage licenses list Samuel F. Monroe and Seraldine Olmstead both of Waterloo. Clarence S. Milroy and Mary L. Nieman of Hopkinton. Theodore J. Levine and Arild A. Wolff of Cedar Falls.
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Danville
Joe Cannon
Statesman
Herding
Samuel F. Monroe
Waterloo
Seraldine Olmstead
Clarence S. Milroy
Hopkinton
Mary L. Nieman
Pheodore J. Levine
Cedar Falls
As‘rid A. Wolff
Birds Deserve Protection and Care in Iowa Communities
Citizens of Waterloo and surrounding areas urged to protect native birds by offering nesting sites water and shelter. Farmers, city dwellers, and businesses urged to recognize birds as allies against pests, supporting habitat, guarding nests, and reducing threats from cats and habitat loss. Noted examples include birds’ role in controlling mosquitoes and crop pests, with calls to plant shrubs, install water sources, and establish sanctuaries.
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Aia Ang Buperyls
Iowa
Waterloo
Jazz Music Social Disease Professor in California Asserts
In Santa Ana California April 7 Professor J V Brettwiezer affiliated with Berkeley declares jazz a social disease. He cites experiments with 809 students at the state university showing mental and spiritual deterioration under the influence of jazz. He states people must balance emotion with intellect before jazz will disappear.
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Santa Ana
Cal
State Federation of Music Clubs
J. V. Brettwiezer
A. AL
Department of Education
Berkeley
United States
Brettwiezer
State University
x Cashier Indicted for Large Bank Theft
Augustus H. Penfield, former cashier of Springfield National Bank, was indicted by a federal fraud jury on 12 counts in Cincinnati Ohio. One count accuses him of embezzling 977233.48 dollars of bank funds. He reportedly confessed to losing the money in stock and grain speculation.
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Cincionati
Springfield
Augustus H. Penfield
Springfield National Bank
Penfield
James Register Belter Returns After Illness
James Register councilman from the Fourth ward visited his Marsh Place office briefly today after a serious illness that kept him at home for 16 days. He is improved but will be unable to resume his duties for several days.
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James Register Belter
James Register
Fourth Ward
Marsh Place
Disguised As Wedding Guests Steal Valuables in Seattle
A Seattle couple were robbed by two men in evening clothes masquerading as wedding guests. The bandits relieved them of valuables as they returned from a wedding, highlighting the risk of highway robbery during travel.
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Seattle
Vincent Richards Wins Indoor Tennis Title
New York, April 7 Vincent Richards of Yonkers today won the national indoor singles tennis championship defeating F. Geneaten the 1922 champion 6 1 in the final match.
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Vincent Richards
New York
Yonkers
F. Qeneaten
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