Michigan and Illinois primaries show low voter interest
AP dispatch reports Michigan voters largely uninspired as candidates campaigned minimally and few cities show local issues driving turnout. In Illinois, sharp issues and a western battle for delegates to the Republican national convention draw attention, with Essington challenging Gov. Small and McAdoo competing for the Democratic nomination.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
United States
Hiram Johnson
California
Calvin Coolidge
Alex A. Groesbeck
William G. Simpson
Ford
Woodbridge X. Perris
Ferris
M's Hime
Coolidge
Len Small
Thurton G. Essington
Essington
Hiram W. Johnson
McCormick
Medill McCormick
Washington
Charles $. Deneen
Newton Jenkins
LaFallette
Johnson
Brookhart
Smeth Agg Essington
Democratic Rubernatoria
Nebrask
Browne
M.q
Omaha
Neb
Hiram
Coolidge Johnson
Charles Brian Themeelveg
Charles Graft
State Board of Agriculture
Nemblray
Adam McMuhen
Bestries
A. Grain
Inet
Aiyt George
Search for drowned man Arthur W White resumes
The search for Arthur W White who disappeared after drowning in the Cedar River will be continued with aid from Fisherman John Stillwater and others to assist in locating the body.
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Vinton
Arthur W. White
White House Race Steady Amid Week's Events
The Democratic race in Michigan mentions Senator Ferris briefly amid McAdoo’s efforts to curb Ford by default in Nebraska. Illinois leans to McAdoo against the Organization, while party lines split into progressive and conservative camps led by Murphy and Smith, with a possible third ticket unlikely for now.
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White House
Michigan
Ferris
Ford
Nebraska
McAdoo
Bryan
State
Tllinois
Democratic Organization
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Germany Must Pay for Private Ships Sunk During War
The German American mixed elatina commission ruled that Germany must compensate for the destruction of one American private vessel sunk during the war, as it was privately owned and not militarily chartered. It also found Germany not liable for two other ships, used by the United States in supporting military operations against Germany.
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Washington, D.C
Elatina Commission
Cver
Germany
United States
Death of Waterloo Manufacturer Unio Bovee at 70
Unio Bovee 70 prominent Waterloo manufacturer founder of Bovee furnace works died Sunday at 8 p m after two weeks illness of rheumatism. He had spent winter at Lake Worth Florida and returned March 5. A church member and civic figure, he helped establish the Brethren church home and most waterloo industries. He leaves a widow and two daughters, with a sister in Lincoln Nebraska. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Waterloo
Bovee Furnace Works
Tigome
Boye
Lake Worth
Fla
Bovee
Tantala
Anna
Ravee
Hovee
Waterlon
Whited Brethren Church
Brethorn
Hame
Calvare Hartiet
Rotary Club
Greater Water‘Toy Association
Bavea
Montans
Ying
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R. Waterloo
Mary Wood
Lincoln
Ming
Condiucind Mos Parte
Anvil
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
Pas- Fae Maevelock Weilnesday Monitor
E.W. Main
IV. F. Cronk
Toon
Eisener
Pody
Pioneer Residents Die in Floyd County
Charles City April 7 Mrs Chartlatta Kober 84 a Floyd County pioneer resident died at her son Dr A F Kober home after a long illness. Survived by four daughters and four sons. Mrs Matilda Kirley another county pioneer died and was buried in Catholic cemetery. Dr Byron Lewis 71 longtime Floyd physician died at home leaving widow and one son.
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Charles City
Tac
Chartlatta Kober
A. F. Kober
Miss Edna Sellman Struck by Auto in Nevada Incident
Edna Sellman a 27 year old Nevada resident was slightly hurt when struck by a track driven by Ek Dean on her way to work at a spa. She was taken to her home in 3 notice par.
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Edna Seliman
Nevada
Ek Dean
Fremont
Spa
Hunter Pies or Hurts Cedar Rauids Ta
A garbled report describes an incident on April 7 involving J. T Burgess, age 14, and Mare 25. It mentions a sunshot wound and a hunter crawling a fence, with a charge entering Burgess's hip amid an unclear sequence of events.
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J. T Burgeas
Defeated Candidate Files Contest Notice in Burlington
Ja April 7. 11 Ge Marquardt candidate for mayor in the recent election filed a contest against Mayor T J Brute who won by 124 votes. The notice cites irregularities alleged with electronic spindles that allegedly defeated Marquardt.
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Burlington
Ge Marquardt
T J Brute
Inday
Electron Pni- Clats
City Administration Inauguration Tonight In Municipal Court
The city administration installation for the next two years occurs tonight in City Hall. The old council meets to finish minor business before A E Gnagy is sworn in for a second term as mayor by John W Gwynne. The new council then convenes with no major items announced yet.
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A. E. Gnagy
John W. Gwynne
Feof
Memorial trees plan by Woman's Club for soldiers
The Woman's Club executive board approved planting memorial trees honoring American World War soldiers, both fallen and returning. Civic department to manage landscaping this spring as part of grounds beautification. May 10 luncheon and inauguration meeting postponed to next week to avoid conflicts with state con ventions. Top new members admitted. gratitude resolution for helpers at last Tuesday vaudeville show passed.
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Rusin 1
Free Methodists Finish Revival With Large Accessions
Three weeks of revival services at the Free Methodist church closed with record crowds. Thirty persons attributed their conversions to the efforts of Miss Bula May Fleming and Miss May Lee Henderson, young women evangelists. New members will be received next Sunday. Rev J W Whiteside, pastor of the Des Moines church, will lead the quarterly meeting starting Tuesday April 15 through the following Sunday.
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Free Methodist Church
Bula
May Fleming
May Lee Hender Lits
New Amrembera
J. W. Whiteside
Des Moines
Thirty five to Take Pharmacy Exams in Des Moines
Examinations for state certificates will be given by the state Pharmacy board at Des Moines University here on Wednesday and Thursday. George Mehor Professor of Materia Medica at Ows Will Haire State college at Ames Fort Dodge druggist and J W Sloc in Indianola will conduct the exams. About 25 applicants will take the tests including written work on Wednesday and laboratory work on Thursday.
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Es Moines
Con State Pharmacy Board
Ides Moines University
Geoce Me Hrofissor
Materia Messica
Ows
Will Haire
State College At
Ames
Fort Dodge Druggist
J. W. Slocin
Indianola
Pharmacy
Navy Recruits Two and Army Signs a Trio
Navy adds two new enlistees Ralph E. Klein 24 an ex sailor and Herman J.E. Sell 17 of Way erly La enlist at the local office. Army signs three: Donald Travis 18 Roger Barnas 18 Waterloo and Ray Smith 16 Manchester join for one year. Procter & Gamble distributor JT Edwards removed to hospital with diphtheria care requested for local grocers riders and detention hospital. Mrs. Alice Selensky returns to Beloit after visit with Mil ler family. Dor tha to Milwaukee Dowoy College.
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Ralph EB. Klein
Herman JE. Sell
Wayerly
United States Service
Klein
Soay Man
JT. Edwards
Proctor & Gamble Co
Doen Yon Hospital
Mr. Edwards
Focal Grocers
Blof
Alice Selensky
Beloit
Wlattnra
Alt. Milier
Dortha
Milwaukee-Dow Oy College
Funeral rites for Civil War veteran Jacob Reinhart
Jacob Reinhart, Civil War veteran, died this morning at St Fra hospital from paralysis. Services set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Kistner chapel with burial at a mausoleum in Newview. Members of the Robert Anderson port and Womans Relief corps to hold church services. Rev Clinton F. Sonith in charge. Miss Tia Wilson, former Waterloo resident, died Monday in Los Angeles after heart disease. she was sister of Mrs. WooOM Thampsmn, last living here about 25 years ago.
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Jacob ¥. Reinhart
Jacoh Fy Reinhart
St. Fra Hospital
Kistner Chapel
Kirse
Evangelion Church
Clinton F. Sonith
Robert Anderson Port
GAL RL
Wiv Watrean
Relief Corps
Mausalewin
Fatr
View
Tda Wilakon
Tia Wilson
Waterloo
Fagin Rock
Sihuri
Los Angeles
Wooom
Cornerstone Laid for St. John's Church and School
The cornerstone was laid yesterday for the St. John’s parish building to serve as church and school. The ceremony, led by Dean Slattery, featured Rev. N J Lentz and Rev. Dr M Molloy. Faulk Otley delivered a sermon emphasizing Catholic education and the role of religion alongside public schools.
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Str. John's
Dean Talware Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
N. J. Lentz
St. John’s
M. Molloy
Sacred Heart Church
Faulk Otley
Peter
Hell
America
Evangelical Pastors Assigned at Sumner Meeting Saturday
Two pastors receive yearlong appointments after a Sumner conference led by Bishop Breyfogel. Rev. I. L. Taumgartner of Calvary and Ray Clinton F. Smith of First Evangelical were reassigned to Waterloo and other districts.
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Calvary
Last
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Ray
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Waterloo
8. C. Breyfogel
Cedar Falls Disorder
Cedar Falls
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Waust
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Keon Mountain
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Hartley
Tr OW. Wienands
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Pippert
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J. A. Haehien
Fing Elder
Das Maines
Fa. Anduhon
A. Derdrieiz
Wigttstown
Thos. Koch. Voxholm
R L. Putter
Vouneil Binks
Des Moines
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Wendel
Aonersville
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Aller Creek
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Smith
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Wenn Wittone
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Urerea
AIT
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Tauernfeind
Ollrecht
Jane
Witten
Wirth
Diubuunog
Crippan
Child returns to Chicago from Cincinnati trip
Arthur Whiteford a 13 year old of Chicago was shipped by his grandmother from Cincinnati in a crate labeled glass. The boy appeared pale thin and weakened by the journey and looked worse for his adventure as he arrived in the Windy City.
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Arthur Whiteford
Chicago
New
Windy City
Cincinnati
Asie
Drunk Man Found Asleep With Horse Tied to Bedpost
A habitual drunkard was found asleep with his horse tied to a bedpost when police answered a call last night. He was fined $10 and costs by Judge J W Gwynne. A FOMA man faced speeding fines of $5.50 in costs. F. Moffett asked for time on false checks case with hearing set for April 16. James L Page waived preliminary hearing on cheating by indorsing a check and was held for district court.
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J. W. Gwynne
FOMA
F. Moffett
James L. Page
Ahswer
Preacher Must Be Teacher Too Says Prof Walters
Prof G W Walters of Iowa State Teachers college argues in Waterloo that a teacher should be half preacher and a preacher half teacher. He says Christ was both, science and church grow closer, and both seek to aid mankind. Rev E B Mounsey previews Abbott's What Christianity Means to Me.
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G. W. Walters
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo Ministerial ‘Association
Welters
Christ
Prof
Watters
E. B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
Abbott
Fire Damages Claim at Magee Residence Baby Safe
Sparks from a chimney set a baby carriage afire on the rear porch of Dr. EB B Magee at 328 Prospect Avenue. Fire crews from Central Station fought the blaze, causing $50 damage to the unit and its blankets. Earlier alarmsu led to other small incidents with minor losses.
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EB. B. Magee
Prospect Arene
Wes
Iglea
Ida F. Mitchell
Fifth West
M.A. Nelly
Oak Avenue
Sixth
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
An old advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil tablets as the best flesh producer, claiming rapid weight gain with 60 tablets costing 60 cents. It promises 10 pounds in 30 days and a money-back if expected results aren’t met, urging readers to buy from local druggists.
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Atider, Schuneman Drug Co
Erin
Senate Bill Bars City Managers From Election Activity
Des Moines reports a senate bill bars city managers from active election involvement in council contests, allowing only voting if qualified. The measure aims to curb undue influence by managers and sets a misdemeanor for soliciting or influencing electors. The bill was backed by Senators Herchem and Shinn during a morning session.
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Associated Press
State Capitol
Des Moines
Iowa
Herchem
Dubuque
Shinn
Harrison County
Hammill
Towa
House of Representatives
Representative Long
Jefferson County
Spirit Lake
Long J
State Teachers’ Association
Miller Receives History Fellowship at State University
F A Miller history civics and economics instructor at East High is awarded a history fellowship at the University of Iowa. The 15 month program begins June 2 with free tuition and a monthly stipend. He has resigned from East High to pursue the honor and will earn a Ph D after completing Iowa work.
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F. A. Miller
East High
University of Iowa
Iowa
Miller
Tle
Mount Morris College
Mount Morris
Ingrown Toe Nail Remedies Advertised in 1940s Clip
A scanned ad touts Outgro as a harmless antiseptic for ingrown toenails. It claims a few drops reduce inflammation and toughen tender skin, allowing the nail to grow outward within days. The product is marketed to chiropractors but sold in drug stores with simple directions.
New Train to Feature Showers and Mah Jongg Rooms
In Chicago to the North Pacific coast service the Oriental Limited will debut with shower baths for men and women a women smoking room and mah jongg sets. Great Northern president Ralph Budd announced the $31 000 00 expenditure for the deluxe train and ten all steel cars to be in service June 1 replacing the current Oriental Limited.
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St. Pal
Mion
Chicago
North Pacific Coast
Ralph Budd
Great Northern
Oriental Lmited
April Weather Shows Warm Sun and Cool Breezes
The second week of April began with fair skies and a warm sun, followed by cool breezes. The state weather bureau forecast lower temperatures to persist into tonight and tomorrow. Motorists and golfers enjoyed the pleasant conditions, while country roads remained rough in spots but expected to improve with more good weather. Yesterday reached a high of 59 and a low around 45, with Saturday ranging from 60 to 34.
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State Weather Bureau
Sunnyside
Byrnes Inks
Gideons Plan for State Convention in Waterloo June 2022
Gideons appointed finance program and pulpit committees at a Westminster church meeting to organize the state convention to be held in Waterloo in June 2022. Committee members include EB EK Gray H Ray mond 8 B Newkirk for Finance F Willis Jenks ¢ Stotts W R Sheples for Program and O O Wolfe G ¢ Stotts BE B Gray Frank Bagwell for Pulpit.
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Gideons
Waterloo
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Eb, Ek, Gray
Native-born Chinese Man Loses Appeal in Detention Case
Chung Fook of San Francisco, a native-born Chinese American, fails in the Supreme Court with his challenge to the detention of his wife Lee Shee by Immigration Commissioner Edward White of San Francisco.
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Washington, D. C
Chung Fook
San Francisco
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Lee Shee
Edward White
Injunction Curbs TaIats Poultry Price-Fixing in NY
A federal judge granted a temporary injunction against TaIats Poultry Price-Fixing alleging the Dive Poultry Dealers Association conspired to fix prices and boycott dealers outside the group. The action restrains price fixing and related anti-competitive practices affecting the market.
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New York
Tudge Winslow Telay
Dive Poultry Dealers Association
Gunmen Fire On Gov Small Headquarters in Chicago
Six workers at Governor Len Small's west side campaign headquarters were narrowly uninjured when gunmen opened fire with revolver bullets. The attackers escaped in a car, as officials condemned the incident during election activity kicks off in Chicago.
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Chicago
West Side
Len Small
Fire cross lit at new Waterloo location
A fiery cross was burned Saturday evening by a group at a new site along Fourth Street East, replacing the west end of Mullan Avenue bridge. The blaze appeared between 8 and 9 pm but was quickly extinguished and those responsible fled before witnesses could identify them.
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Hiery Gross Burns
Waterloo
Knights of the Ha
Klu Kian
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Fourth Street
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