Ku Klux Klan Denies Involvement in Covington Case
Immortal wizard Col William Joseph Simmons releases statement denying Klan involvement in the Covington murder case. He says no member or the organization planned or fomented race clashes, affirming law abiding conduct and readiness to aid law enforcement.
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Atlanta
Skextus Blan
Covington
Col
William Joseph Simmons
The
Knights of the K
Col. Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
John S. Williams
Thora
John 8. Williams
Knights of Ku Klux Klan
State of
Georgia
Superior Court
Fulton County
Knights of the Ku Kinux Hmlan
Morris Motor Car Company Workers Luncheon
The Morris Motor Car Company at Waterloo hosted 46 or more workers, their wives, and guests for an eleventh anniversary luncheon at the tearoom. Four original members attended, with 18-year pins. toastmaster C. A Morris noted the event focused on fellowship rather than shop talk. Dr. W. H. Ross, prompted by a tuberculosis death among an employee, spoke on prevention and healthy living, urging proper meals and rest as vital to fight infection.
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Morris Motor Car Company
Waterloo
Charles M. Dumont
UF Erepek
C. A Morris
Jolly Fellowship Guantr
Peavey
WH Ross
Dr. Ross
Reson
Bathing Beach Plan Under City Council Deliberation
Discussion stalls on new angles for improving the municipal bathing beach as officials weigh possible improvements. No concrete proposals emerged at the parley, leaving the plan in a preliminary, undecided stage amid ongoing deliberations.
River front project financing discussion set
Tomorrow morning the municipality representatives Mayor N. W. Frisbie A. E. Gragy clerk and W. E. Ogle councilman will confer with river front commission members to discuss financing the project A Pat s pond improvement committee meeting is held in Lafayette school this evening A park commission member will explain the board s handicap in starting reclamation work due to funding shortfalls
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N. W. Frisbie
A. E. Gragy
W.E. Ogle
River Front Commission
Pat's Pond Improvement Committee
Lafayette School
Park Commission
Retail Secretaries to Confer in Algona
Russell DeGon of the Waterloo Retail Merchants Association will attend the Interstate Association of Retail Secretaries meeting in Algona Iowa April 27 and 28. The group includes 25 northern Iowa and southern Minnesota towns. Sessions focus on business conditions with talks and a banquet planned for April 27. Cities represented include Ottumwa Fort Dodge Waterloo Des Moines Spencer Humboldt Eagle Grove Mason City and Algona.
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Russell DeGon
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Interstate Association of Retail Secretaries
Algona
Mr. DeGon
Towa
Minnesota
Ottumwa
Fort Dodgie
Waterloo
Des Moines
Iowa
Spencer
Humboldt
Eagle Crove
Mason City
Woods Muinery Daily Adverts Mention New Ifsas In Stock
Local Woods Muinery displays daily notices about new ifsas arriving and advertised items. Shoppers are urged to visit the shop for latest offerings and prices.
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Woods Muinery
OVEN HEAT REGULATOR DEMONSTRATION AT LEATHS
Demonstration of the Reliable Anglican gas ranges and Lorain oven heat regulator at Leath's 312-14 Fourth street east showed the device can cook an entire dinner in one bake. A complete meal was prepared starting at 11:30 p.m. the door sealed set for 250 degrees then left until 3:30 p.m. when served. Menu included salmon eggs loaf baked potatoes carrots peas stewed apricots and rice pudding. The regulator promises even heat and efficient gas use.
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Leath’s
Fourth Street East
Tail Young Giantess In There From Mails
Hartford Conn Helen Burdick of Colchester aged 20 six feet tall weight 875 pounds and married to a man 401 years her senior is in county jail after a federal grand jury indicted her for theft from United States mails The package deposited in a rural mail box on Nov 6 was mailed by Alex Dazazen Beckley for Mrs Dazazen and contained apparel condensed milk candy and gloves Burdick admitted taking the package saying she did not know it was not addressed to her due to illiteracy
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Hartford
Conn
Helen Burdick
Colchester
United States
Alex Dazazen
Beckley
Twenty seven Waterloo Scouts pass merit badge tests
Twenty seven Waterloo Boy Scouts completed second class first class and merit badge exams at the Waterloo court of honor held at scout headquarters. It was the largest class before the court with judges Judge George W Won Inhn Pike H G Northey Ree ad Dr J Reed Thompson. Scouts tested included Ray Lingelbach Howard Hollister Harold Akin Robert Stoylea Harold Johnson Eugene Wildey Francis Thompson Clyde Artus Ernest Raber Jisnn Sentt Monroe House Paul Ehrig Kenneth Garman Gust Johnson Vernon Junger Earl Staley Harry Ralston diverd Workenthien Harry Hesser Roger Schenk Lester Davis Saxton Pettit Bernard Larsen Edward Northey Blair Wood Harold Weilein Wendell Webb. There are now 12 merit badge scouts in Waterloo with approximately 100 merit badges.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Court of Honor
Scout Headquarters
George W. Won
Inhn
Pike H. G.northey
J. Reed Thompson
Ray Lingelbach
Howard Hollister
Harold Akin
Robert Stoylea
Harold Johnson
Eugene Wildey
Francis Thompson
Clyde Artus
Ernest Raber
Jisnn Sentt
Monroe House
Paul Ehrig
Kenneth Garman
Gust Johnson
Vernon Junger
Earl Staley
Harry Ralston
Divwerd Workenthien
Harry Hesser
Roger Schenk
Lester Davis
Saxton Pettit
Bernard Larsen
Edward Northey
Blair Wood
Harold Weilein
Wendell Webb
Revival to be held by McCombe and Clase at Greene
Rev F W Court predicts 40 miles of path between here and Greene for a tabernacle campaign this summer. Dr J H McCombe and Harold Clase, who led a four week revival here in February and March, will return for the Greene meetings, drawing hundreds of local supporters.
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Here
Greene
F. W. Court
First Methodist Church
J. H. McCombe
Harold C. Clase
Bear terror prompts hunt by Freeland sportsmen
Mazl e ton VA John Slasko a Foster township farmer sought help from hunters after a large black bear raided his farm for a week. The bear stole four pigs including a 100 pound animal and carried off poultry. Slasko feared pursuing the bear alone, so locals joined a night vigil ready to trail the beast.
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Mazleton
John Slasko
Foster
Freeland
Slasko
Brain
Utah professor reports near perfect vacuum achievement
Prof Orin Tugman of the University of Utah physics department announced the closest approach to a perfect vacuum recorded. He said a vacuum of 0.00000002 psi was produced using two pumps an oil pump and an aspirator with mercury boiling to suck out air molecules funded by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Orin Tugman
Physics Department
University of Utah
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Tugman
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Ony
New York
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William Birch Rankine
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C. S&s
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Denver Steel Company
Boulder Canyon
Eldorado Springs
Ivy Baldwin
Castle Rock
Colorado Bridge
Firth of Forth
Queensferry
Crumlin Railway
South Wales
London
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Brooklyn
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IEE
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Utton
Eans
4Yo Tb
Monarch Telephone
Eureka
Graham
Sterling
Victor
B. C
Boenecke
Cee
Sycamore Surert
Waterloo, Iowa
North Waterloo Meat Co
East Fourth St
Hamburg
Independent Fruit CO
Red River
Florida
Waterloo Ice Cream CO
Sycamore Street
Mr. J. T
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J. T. Tucker
W. 2Nd Street
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