Three States Debate Delegates In Preconvention Fight
States in Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma Hawaii Rhode Island and Manila weighed in on delegate support for Hoover Smith and Walsh as party conventions and primaries shaped the path to Kansas City and Houston. Utah upset Smith by backing a mixed delegation while Montana’s Walsh gained tribute from McAdoo. Illinois Lowden looked to regain lead, with Nebraska and Oklahoma forming major tests ahead of California on May 1.
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Smith
Walsh
Tinois
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Oklahoma
Kansas City
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Islands
Moover
Rhode Island
Commerce
Territorial
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Manila
Coolidge
Utah
Montana
William G. McAdoo
California
Ohio
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Willis. Lowden
Ilinois
Illinois
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Hitchcock
Norris
Lowden
Reed
Missouri
Waterloos Makers sketches start tomorrow in Mason's pages
Mason's Sketches of Waterloos Makers begins tomorrow as a feature in the Courier. The series profiles local notables and their career paths, highlighting development ahead and the era of opportunity for readers. The piece notes engaging anecdotes about W Scott Wilhy Hams H Maine Graham and others.
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Tv Eight
H. A.maine
Pop Warner
James Graham
Nating
Miller Intec
Temperatures Jump With Unclear Readout
Fragmented OCR text mentions temperatures and days but lacks clear data or context. All readable items are garbled. no identifiable names, places, dates, or numbers to anchor a factual card.
Frank White resigns as U S Treasurer in April
Washington April 10. Frank White named treasurer of the United States for seven years announces his resignation effective May 1. He will become president of the Southern Mortgage Guaranty corporation in Chattanooga, after leaving government service that began in North Dakota banking.
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Washington, D.C
Frank White
United States
Mary 1
White
Southern Mortgage Guaranty Corporation
Chattanooga
North Dakota
Sinclair's 293000 Payments Revealed to Jury
The article reports on Senator Fall presenting findings about 1920 oil leasing laws and the transfer of oil reserve authority. Fall asserts that Secretary Payne leased 6400 acres of the Teapot Dome reserve before him, as testimony to the jury in a high profile case.
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Fall
United States Senate
Sage
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Cotton Senators Block Farm Bill Challenge
Washington April 10 Southern Democratic senators demand changes to the McNary Lang farm bill to protect cotton producers. They propose raising the equalization fund to aid cotton and giving supplementary farm councils veto power over the governing board. A final Senate vote hinges on McNary’s response with a potential vote tomorrow.
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USP
Simmons
North Carolina
Smith
South Carolina
Senate
McNary
Thirteen Examined For Police Force And Fire Exams
Thirteen men appeared before the city hall related service commission for police eligibility. eight fire applicants were told to return next Monday for examinations as numbers exceeded capacity. The session, led by chairman William L. Beecher with members Bruce Gates and Dr J E Brinking, noted that no applicant names would be certified to the city council until all examinations are complete.
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Thei Waterloo Police
Fire Department
William L. Beecher
Bruce Gates
J. EB. Brinking
Beecher
Cedar Rapids Denies Air Mail Station Change Bid
Cedar Rapids officials deny plans for a delegation to Washington to press a change of the transcontinental air route from Town City to Cedar Rapids. No new actions have been taken since an earlier unfavorable ruling, says C. D. Manson of the chamber of commerce. The report remains unverified.
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Glover
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Town City
C. D. Manson
Chamber of Commerce
Brain Tests Logic Puzzles From Society Page
Reader challenge on logical relations among sets A B BB and A cousin links. Questions explore when one statement implies another and use rules about greater than and perpendicular relationships. Answers follow on Society Page.
Farm group attacks Hoover over farmers' views
Washington April 70 UP Herbert Hoover faced a renewed onslaught from farm leaders who accuse him of misrepresentation as a farmer friend. The pamphlet titled report of farmers' committee on the farm record of Herbert Hoover lists six representatives and asserts Hoover is not a farmer ally and should seek farm relief clarity from the commerce secretary.
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Herbert Hoover
Commerce Secretary
Usreluvin
Charles S. Weller
South Dakota Agricultural Committee
J .H. Kimble
Enmeres’ National Congress
Robert M. Crowder
South Dakota Manin Bureau
C. E. Huff
Kansas Farmers’ Union
Ratt Snyder
Kansas Farm Bureau
W. B. Donk
Ties
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Amperica
Hoover
Hoover Jo
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Ble
Idaho Delegates May Indorse Borah At Convention
Idaho Republican delegates gathered in Pocatello number about 360 and move to endorse Senator William Borah as Idaho’s choice for president. Idaho will send Ll delegates to the national convention in Kansas City.
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William K. Borah
Idaho Republican
Idaho
Kansas City
Businessman urged to adopt Boy Scout code
Arthur Jury scout executive told Water loo Canopus club members at Black's tearoom luncheon that the business man of today should use Boy Scout principles his son learns. He said the creed includes physically fit, mentally alert and morally straight and outlined the movement's aims and history.
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Darrow Greatest Menace Says Frank Darrow
Clarence Darrow argues that criminal blame should rest on subnormal individuals treated as patients, a position he labels the greatest menace to peace in America. Pressey H. Frank of Pike Sias Zimmerman Frank discusses crime spread at Kiwanis luncheon in Hotel Russell.
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America
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Sali
Evhet Brinkmills
Tibbitts and Coolidge Scout Books Presented
Mayor Cie A. Tibbitts of Water and President Galvin Coolidge receive copies of the Bay Sea handbook from Eagle scouts Arde Shannon and Robert Lowe. The event, led by Waterlan Carnell, recalls long-standing practice of promoting civic service and government.
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Water
Galvin Coolidge
United States
Iim
Recelerd Cupiek
New Bay Sea
Tibbitts
Pad
Four Post Easter Sermons Planned at First Baptist
Rev Thomas Anderson pastor of First Baptist Cedar Falke will preach a set of four post Easter sermons starting tonight and concluding Friday night at First Baptist church here announced today by Rev G L Kenagy.
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First Baptist Church
Cedar Falke
G L. Kenagy
Dawes Named as Ohio Delegate Contingent in Primaries
Cleveland Ohio April 10 The name of Charles G Dawes is thrust into the Ohio delegate fight after Ralph D Cole of Findlay announced that he and 33 Willis precinct delegates would vote for Dawes if the opportunity arises Cole and the 33 delegates are pledged to former Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois for first choice but would switch to Dawes if Lowden lacks nominating chances
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Charles G. Dawes
Ohio
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Dawes
Cole
Frank Lowtien
Illinois
Motorist Arrested for Wrecking Mayor in Ashton
Henry Pomerenke of Ashton was held on $2,000 bond after being charged with striking and injuring Mayor Herman Roben. Roben, who was signaling the speeding motorist, said Pomerenke drove into him, fracturing his leg as he stepped into the road.
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U.R
Henry Pomerenke
Herman Roben
Robven
Pomerenke
Raven
Pomerenko
Distillery Blows Up in Manila Fire
A blast at the La Tondena distillery in Manila injures five people and causes about 7 million dollars in damage. Fire followed the explosion and was brought under control later today.
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P. L
U.P
Waterloo Bank & Trust assets and totals report
The thirteenth report of the Waterloo Bank & Trust Co. filed by receiver J. Ja. Andrew and examiner Paul Wilson covers Jan 1 to Mar 31 1928. It shows cash collections of 96 337.17, cash on hand 130 567.60, stock assessments 133 286.80, dividends paid to deposit creditors 40 percent totaling 347 593.55, preferred claims 47 010.29, total claims allowed 868 742.61, general creditors 18 583.29, pending adjudication 113 689.44. Remaining assets are mainly commercial and real estate loans totaling 520 981.05 and other real estate investment 179 135.60. GAMES POSTPONED. Weather means Southern League season openers in Nashville Chattanooga Little Rock and Mobile may be postponed due to cold unsuitable conditions.
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JL. Ja. Andrew
Paul Wilson
Mother Schumann Gives 230000 to Disabled Veterans
Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink known as Mother Schumann donated her 230000 estate at Gross Mont near San Diego to aid disabled World War veterans and their families. She presented the deed to Mayor George E. Leach during a Minnesota tribute dinner, saying she loves the veterans for honoring her deceased sons who served on both sides in the war. The crowd observed taps for the two sons after the announcement.
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Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Schumann-Heink
Gross Mont
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Cal
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George E. Leach
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America
Steel orders drop signals March unfilled tonnage decline
Unfilled orders of United States Steel fell 62,983 tons in March to 4,335,206 tons. Compare with 4,972,874 tons on Dec 31, 1927 and 4,275,947 Jan 31 and 4,398,189 Feb 29. Scarlet fever quarantine notices list Virginia Owens 3 and Melvin Owens 7 at 1149 Columbia street and June Dunford 7 at 125 Center street.
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U.A
United States Steel Corporation
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Melvin Owens
Columbia Street
June Dunford
Center Street
Pneumonia Develops in Woman Struck by Street Car
Mrs. Adelaide Gilchrist of Lichty Apartments, injured Friday night when hit by a street car, has been in Allen Memorial hospital. Her condition, initially not serious, worsened as pneumonia developed, with fractures of several ribs and facial lacerations noted.
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Broadway
Allen Memorial Hospital
Adelaide’ Gilchrist
Lichty
Dr. Leo Louis Near Death After Secret Illness
Dr. Leo Louis a 72 year old Grundy Center physician is near death at St Francis hospital from diabetes with infection in his left foot and complications from an old injury. He reportedly kept his illness secret from his family for two years fearing they would urge retirement. He collapsed Tuesday and his condition worsened daily. Eva Haley alias Mrs Bessie Anderson to be extradited to Marshalltown Iowa after completing two year term for forgery. Grinnell College beat Washington University in tennis five matches to one. Easter Ball and carnival planned for Sacred Heart school hall tomorrow night.
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Grundy Cernter
St. Francis Hospital
Louis
Cellin
St. Paul
Minn
Eva Haley
Bessie Anderson
Marshalltown
Shakopee Reformatory For
Gov. Christianson
Grinnell
WASH
St. Louis
Grinnell College
Washington University
Fire damages apartment at 328 Park Avenue West
Fire alarms report a second floor apartment fire at 328 Park Avenue West. Occupant Mrs Florence Seguin and owner H D Farrall listed. Cause kerosene stove overturned. Building and contents damaged estimated at 100 dollars. Advertisement for Herman C Miller phone 3404.
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Park Avenue West
Florence Seguin
H. D. Farrall
Lux Toilet Soap Official Soap for Studio Dressing Rooms
All the great film companies have made Lux the official soap provided for dressing rooms. Enjoy the instant caressing lather and delightful fragrance once loved in French soaps, now available for 10c a cake instead of 50c or a dollar. Lever Bros. Co. Cambridge Mass.
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Lever Bros. Co
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Mass
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