Mason Takes Change of Venue in Assault Case
Storm center of county politics surrounds the assault case against Harry Mason. The hearing was postponed as defense sought a change of venue. Mason, a deputy appointed by Sheriff Wagner, faces a contested future on the Cedar Falls road and possible sheriff candidacy.
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HP. Mason
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Tal Youre
Trond
Bryan
Upton B. Raptord
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
Trumbaner
Fatherton
Carleton Sills
Waterson Agtorney
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Posner
Newitt
Nathan Noorthoy
Board of Supervisors
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Testice Court
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Trumbauer
Sherif H.T. Wagner
Theodore Peek
Wagner
Justice Court
Secor Falls
Warner
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Heron
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Jurvsili Jance
Phos
Relked
Sharia
Renilly
Maso
Watertay
Wis
Morthiey
Fragmented Weather Notice Without Clear Details
OCR text shows partial temperature data and a stray phrase about a Saturday event. lacks readable names, places, or concrete figures to summarize a coherent item.
Moeller Named Rural School Specialist at Teachers College
G Moeller superintendent of Black Flint county schools for years is named rural school specialist in the extension department of Teachers College Cedar Falls. He will assume Sept 1 and succeeds Miss Samuel San who resigned to run for state superintendent. Moeller is noted for consolidating rural schools in Buena Vista county and authored Wirse Days in Schant and Rural School Management. Merion J Rausier of Waterloo will succeed Miss Alta Freenstet as piano instructor for the summer term.
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Cedar Falls
Sue
Moeller
Buena Vista County
Superi Intenient
Sehant
Merion J. Rausier
Alta
Freens Teather Af
Czecho Slovakia Topic at Local Arts and Crafts Exhibit
Dr Shimek of Uys University will be principal speaker for the international arts and crafts exhibit hosted by local YWCA chapters. The event runs next Friday to Sunday at the YWCA building with lectures, student performances, and displays from the Mutwinney School.
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Czecho
Slovakia
Shimek
Et. Shimek
Uys University of Town
Young Women's Christian Association
MutWinney School
Brea Oiltank Fire Rages Anew and Obispo Dies
Fire in Brea rekindled as residents report renewed flames near the oil tanks. Meanwhile obituaries note the death of Obispo amid ongoing gridlock and confusion in San Luis Obispo.
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Brea
Obispo
Black Hawk Oil Co Moves Headquarters to McKinley Street
Black Hawk Oil Co relocates its headquarters to McKinley Street. The fragmented OCR text references the move and lists unclear lines about the company, location, and surrounding notes. The readable portion confirms the relocation action and the involved entity.
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Black Hawk Oil CO
Mckinley Street
National Honorary Society For High School Journalists Formed
High school journalism advisers from Minnesota Nebraska North Carolina and Iowa organized Quillant Seroli the first national honorary society for high school journalists this morning. They discussed constitution founding a national student magazine and approved initial officers andmembers.
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Laws Guy
Quillant Seroli
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Carolina
Iowa
Pinenbets
Totak School of Journalism
Advisers Inc
Ruth Melgian
Burlington High Sehgal
Elizabeth White
Central Highschool
Omaha
Neb
Jennieff
Rice
Abraham Kineela
Counee Rights
Hill Fisher
Sioux City
F. G. Gehimell
Albert den
Mita
Tildegard Altolteber
Dubuque
Nina Lolland
Dixon Signs Two Men and Releases Three This Afternoon
Waterloo base ball club manager Cletus Dixon signed two veteran players, John Riese and Joe Willingham, from Marshalltown and Ansons background. He released three others, Joseph Featherston, Glen Gearhart, and Justin Mayes, all from Cascade, as part of a nine-player set of contract actions.
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Wiuthelisers
John Riese
Joe Willingham
Cletus Dixon
Waterloo Baseball Cra
Marshalltown
Millingham
Ansons
Rice
Mae
Dixon
Waterlan
Joseph Featherston
Glen
Gearhart
Justin of
Mayes
Cascade
Towa City Churches Considering Merger
In Iowa City a merger of the local Presbyterian and Congregational churches may occur soon. A committee was appointed this week to open negotiations with the Congregationalists, who have yet to act on the matter.
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Towa City Churches
Iowa City
IUP
Presbyterians Mater Vialine
Eomittees
Missing Gil’s Body Believed in River
Police probe into missing Smith, allegedly last seen November 2, 1912, believes the body of Aline Corlett or Aden N. Smith was found washing down the Connecticut River near Banwater. Authorities keep Banwater under close watch as investigators pursue the fatal incident claim.
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Gil
Corlett
Aden
Ies
Fire alarms respond to daytime fuel incident and smoke
Firemen answered two alarm call at a daytime motor incident on Riley Street. No damage reported. residents evacuated briefly. Include details include a 847 Riley Street address, a neighbor-scene of sparking light, and a possible electrical fault cited by witnesses.
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Mike Thin
Adishacm
Wyte
Riley Street
Srane Residenva
Ana
Crubet
Atari
Srirks
Leonard
Senators Rally Unease Over Steck Otdge Contests
In Washington on April 1, the senate faced doubt over the Ayroakhari-Bterly election contest. A pivotal shift in sentiment questioned whether Danish Steck would be seated over Republican rival Smith W Brookhart, with a late poll showing Brookhart leading 44 to 41 among 70 senators in contested votes, and many senators still uncommitted or absent amid seating debates and possible further shifts.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Danish F
Steck
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
International News Service
Stock
Iowa
Eiver
Desall Vy
Brots Sard
Louisiana
Harrold
Oklahoma
Harrison
Llinois
Underwood
Aubama
Weller
Jrepublican
Maryland
Glow Unseen to Be Shown Thursday at Grace Church
The Glow Unseen a religious drama in three scenes by Verne Jar will be presented at Grace Methodist Episcopal church next Thursday evening. Waterloo author Jay stars as the Wanderer and the old man of the mystic in a dual role with a cast including Miss Dore Johnson and others.
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Graima
Verne Jar
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Arday
Waterloo
Chicago
Chisago Ministerial Asso
Mr. Jay
J Wanderer
Evemas
Miss Dore
Johnson, Jrs
Wooal Kane
Mrs. Mande | Worter
Eugene MrkKoen
Meo Cowfol Ginde Butterfield
Paw Whiteford
Burbank's Condition Considered Grave
In Santa Tosí Calif Agritta reports grave condition as doctors evaluate a patient in a weeks long struggle with exhaustion. The case centers on a resident whose health state prompts concerns about ongoing medical care.
Kentuckians Invite Wales to Ride Over
A garbled report notes Kentuckians extend an invitation to Wales to attend a Weld ball at Dawson Springs in October. The text mentions the prince and a British embassy connection, but the wording is distorted.
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Wales
Ington
Wrtes
Dawsore Springs
Sackheaton
Herrill to Attend World Power Meet
Herrill travels to a world power meet for a federal event. The report mentions Washinglen HABEO and April dates, with names like Sree poeury and Ries S1ota Sean. Details are fragmentary but indicate an official delegation or defense-related participation.
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Herrill
World Power Meet
Washinglen
Habeo
Palasion
Iteerianad
Mrs Sherwood Aldrich Sues Millionaire Husband for Separation
Mrs Sherwood Aldrich testifies in New York that her husband was a generous man before their separation. She says they spent about $150,000 yearly to live and that he gave her $117,000 in jewelry. She seeks $35,900 cash and $75,000 yearly alimony.
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New York
Sherwood Aldrich
Art crime and auctions draw Broadway crowds in night club tableau
New York residents attend a club event featuring a tableau based on George Cruikshank satire and Leverhulme sale remnants. A portrait by Reynolds fetched 3700, while a Rembrandt stood out at 410,000. Titian and Leonardo followers spark renewed interest in old masterpieces as museums report revived attention and new acquisitions abroad.
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Lway
Ccuyredt
Leverhulme
George III
Josiita Reynolds
Kinalls
Cate
George Cruikshank
Levertiulme
Somie
Teason
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Daniel Lambert
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Christ
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Joseph Duveen
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Hi Neer
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Europe
Americas
One Dead in Blast of Ship Ammunition
A crew member died when the sealing steamer Seal Ihat exploded its ammunition magazine in Bay de Verde. Five others suffered serious burns. Survivors were brought to St Johns aboard the steamer Eagic.
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St. Johns
Ndf
Bay de Verde
Two youths admit murder of woman in New York
Two youths, ages 34 and 22, confessed to police that they robbed attacked and murdered Mrs. Jayyise Geheke near Tiley City. The men, Joh Tietuvek and Linke, stated the crime occurred after a April 10 incident in a rural area.
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Joh Tietuvek
Ane Linke
Jayyise Geheke
Tiley City
Phin Wuartert
Masttenwilisth
Youth gang leader faces death in electric chair
Mer bert Koerber an 18 year old leader of the Cake eaters faces the electric chair after a Queens county court found him guilty of first degree murder for the slaying of Angelo Maharis a Jamaica restaurant owner three weeks earlier. Defense appeals for leniency cite his youth and troubled home. Other youths indicted with Koerber await trials.
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New York
Merbert Koerber
Queens County Court
Koerber
Angelo Mahairis
Jamaica
Mahairis
Kaerber
Mahairistate
Annie Witzgibbon
Immigration quota boost bills fail in Senate committee
Nearly a score of ten bills designed to enlarge immigration quotas were rejected today by the Senate immigration committee in Washington D C. The action blocks proposed expansions and leaves existing limits intact as lawmakers consider future measures.
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Washington, D. G2
Senate Immigration Committee
Obituary Notice for Samuel B G Newton and Others in Waterloo
The body of Samuel B G Newton 42 native of Black Hawk county died Tuesday at Corona of Streptococcus infection arrived in Waterloo this afternoon. Funeral services will be from the homes of Mrs Ralph Slippy and from DeRoume assisted by Martin lodge will conduct Masonic services and interment will be in Westview cemetery. Elizabeth Fancher Lounsbury died Sunday in Chicago funeral services held at First Methodist Episcopal Church LaPorte City relative Rev V Williams attended. Charles W Sherman 40 died Thursday at Alen Memorial Hospital funeral set for Kistner chapel with Weselyan rites and Odd Fellows aides, interment in Blawood. Survivors listed include widow Vera Andrelelia S Newton, parents, two brothers Rain A Glendive Mont and Albert La Porte City, along with extended family and community connections.
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Chicago
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Sr. V. Williams
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
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Washington Boulevard Hospital
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Alen Memorial Hospital
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W. Baxter
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Black Hawk
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Sharman
Odd Fellows Lodge
Iowa Alts
Haugen Promises Farm Relief Measure Next Week
In Washington April, Chairman Haugen of the House agricultural committee says hearings will conclude Monday night and a farm relief bill will be reported this week. He notes Secretary Jardine supports workable relief, mentions a fee levy on agriculture products as a surplus fix, while Jardine opposes it. Considered is a revolving credit fund for farmers in emergencies. Edgar Wallace of the American Federation of Libers endorses the corn belt fee plan.
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Edgar Wallace
American Federation of Liboc
Rivals for Office to Continue Prosecution Partnership
A plan to keep joint prosecutors Edwards and Conk in place on the Black Hawk criminal docket is reported. Edwards resigned as assistant county attorney to seek the Republican nomination for county attorney in June. Conk confirms they will continue next week. Also noted is a divorce petition against Marty M. Kildow and a separate divorce filing by Golda R. Uelger against James F. Uelger, with proceedings tied to earlier marital issues.
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W. Edwards
William A. Conk
Edwards
Cook
raWwal
Servics
Board of Si
J. W. Thompson
Gladys K. Kil
Dow
Marty M. Kildow
Kildow
Typlen
Polk County
Jie
James F. Jiellyer
J. W. ‘Thompson
District Court
Golda R. Uelger
Russella
Fire at Raleigh insane asylum drives mass evacuation
Fire engulfed the state hospital for the insane in Raleigh X April 19 AP reporting hundreds forced to flee as city officials seek National Guard assistance. Water supply failed early and authorities could not confirm whether patients or other occupants perished. guards say one patient died trying to escape.
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State Hospital
National Guard
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Dirham
Bellboy Ponzi Gets Seven Years in Prison
Sioux Falls April 16 Frank R Beddow a bellhop from Sioux Falls was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary after confessing to using the mails to defraud in a case tied to the Security Bank failure. Judge Pibiot also fined him 6000 dollars. Beddow had returned from California after a yearlong hunt.
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Sioux Falls
M. D
INS
Frank —R. Beddow
Hare
Beddow
Pibiot
California
Bride From Germany to Iowa Ties Old Romance
Friedolis Foehring and Elizabeth Mitmeyer unite in marriage in Madison Iowa in April 1924 completing a wartime romance begun in Germany. Foehring immigrated to America after the war to marry his sweetheart and they wed after a period of long distance correspondence and renewed plans.
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Wort Madison
Germany
Friedolis Foehring
Elizabeth Mitmeyer
America
Iowa Girl Preacher on KYW Sunday
Miss Pauge Horn a 19-year-old Drake University coed preacher returns to Chicago area towns this weekend. She will speak on The Ideal Girl at KYW radio at 5 o clock Sunday and deliver a morning sermon on The Home with evening sermon The Most Sacred Thing in the World at Western Springs church services. Her friend Nora also appears, with services in Western Springs and nearby areas.
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Chicago
KYW
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Western Springs
Boone Mar Donor of Park Near Death
Des Moines April 14 1AP The co andition of J B L Medrose a Lions club member from Boone county in the thirty first general assembly was described as unchanged in a hospital here hospital surporilies bald slight hope for his recovery Medrose is widely known per Towa and the muddin west Tlewis president of thee Towa Nebraske district o of the Lions club and some time ago donated a 200 acre tract to the city of Boone for a park.
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J. BL. Metrose
Boour County
Lions Club
Boone
Medrose
Tlewis
Thee Towa-Nebraske
Agol
Only One Game Fish Found Dead in Fisher’s Lake
Deputy game warden Thomas Waldron reported few dead fish at Fishers Lake. He found only one dead bass in shallow water while many shiners were frozen. A woman fishing for bullheads pulled a 14 inch catfish from Cedar yesterday, confessed, and was admonished by Waldron. Bill Wagner joined Waldron on the patrol.
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Thomas Waldron
Walton
Waldron
Bill Wagner
Watron
Mussolini Closely Guarded on Journey to Tripoli
A Tunis dispatch reports extraordinary precautions for Prime Minister Mussolini during his Tripoli visit. Italian consulates in nearby countries are denying visas to all, including journalists, amid efforts to keep his arrival time secret.
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London
Tripoli
Tunis
Tialian
Government opposes loans to Russia reds
Washington reports confirm the United States government opposes lending money to Russia in any form. The State Department stated it rejected a plan backed by New York financier Averill Warviman to finance German exports to Russia, aiming to aid Hy key figures in the Allied sphere.
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State Department
Kieh Wo
Averill Warviman
New York
Russia
Tacna Arien Parley Delayed Until Monday
In Washington on April 30 the Tacna Arien talks between Secretary of State Kollags and Chile and Peru ambassadors were postponed to Monday. The delay was to await further instructions from the home governments of Chile and Peru.
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INS
State Kollags
Chio
Perry
Tacna
Got an Argument Against Billboards in Towa City
Mayor J Carrall faces a heated campaign against billboards in Towa City. A disturbance at a petting party behind a large sign led to Edna Smith being fined 14 pounds with costs, while her companion fled the scene.
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Towa City
J. Carrall
Pollew Arte Feers
Edna Smith
Governor and State Officials Plan Refuge Talks in LaCrosse
Gov Tammin and the Iowa executive council will meet with Wisconsin officials in LaCrosse Monday afternoon to discuss ceded Iowa and Wisconsin lands for the upper Mississippi wildlife and game refuge. The delegation includes three members of the state board of conservation.
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Des Moines
Clerk Caught With $30,000 Dies in Cell
New York April 10. George Brennan sixty, a clerk, died in a cell hours after arrest with $10 worth of money orders linked to a Baltimore post office robbery last week. He died in custody at a station here. Evidence suggested he had been carrying stolen postal money orders.
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Lins
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George Brennan
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