Rebels Evacuate Juarez By Train To Join Escobar
Rebels led by Gen Marcelo Caraveo evacuate Juarez by train with 2000 fighters and a kidnapped American airplane mechanic, heading toward the Sierra Madre to join Escobar's rebels. US officials warned American lives would not be risked in street fighting.
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Juarez
Escobar
Chihuahua
Mexico
Marcelo Caraveo
Sierra Madre Mountains
Anny
United States Army
Fort Bliss
United States
Liekens
el Paso
U. S
Caraveo
Chihuahua City
Jose Gonzales
el Route
Sonora
Das Grandes
al Coenen
Los Angeles
Standard Air Lines
al Paso
Tex
Robert H. Polk
Phil, Mohun
Pete Stanley
Air- Parce
Federal Army
Manuel Pristo
Atetack
Mejor
Surles
Coraved
Augustin de la Vega
Rio Grande River
Fort Bills
International Boundary Line
Henry F. Miller Pioneer Dies in Butler County
Henry F. Miller a 43 year old pioneer resident of Butler county died Tuesday afternoon shortly after being stricken Funeral services are set in Allison with Fred J Miller East High principal to attend Miller was born in Lehr Germany immigrated to the United States in 1871 lived in Freeport Illinois before moving to Butler county Surviving are two brothers John F Miller Bristow and O F Miller Freeport Ill four daughters and one son, with his farm north of Allison noted.
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Fred’ J. Miller
East High
Allison
Henry F Miller
Butler County
Mr. Miller
Lehr
Germany
United States
Freeport
Ill
John F. Miller
Bristow
O. F. Miller
Broadcaster Henry Field to Wed Longtime Employee
KFNF owner Henry Field planned a wedding this afternoon with Bertha Mitchell, a longtime employee for over 20 years. The ceremony was to be held at the bride’s cottage on Honeymoon Row with Rev James Pearson officiating. Field, a widower twice before, has 11 children, five living at home.
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Shenendoah
KFWF
Henry Field
Bertha Mitchell
Firle
James Pearson
KFNF
Field
Call Witnesses in Probe of Election
Webster county grand jury in Fort Dodge investigates campaign expenditures in the recent city election. Nine persons were subpoenaed yesterday as Special Prosecutor D. M. Kelleher and County Attorney Jol Mulroney declined to reveal names. Mulroney said additional witnesses will be summoned as needed.
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Fort Dodge
INS
Webster County
Grand Jury
D. M. Kelleher
Jol Mulroney
Mulroney
Too Long Time Between Crime and Punishment Ex-Pen Chaplain Says
A state talk by Rev Dean P Philbrook, former Wyoming penitentiary chaplain, argues reform should begin before prison terms. He and other speakers discuss crime punishment delays and the impact of leniency on lawlessness at a St Mark's Episcopal church event.
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Dean
Rowland” P. Philbrook
Trinity Cathedral
Davenport
Dean Philbrook
State Penitentiary of
Wyoming
State Institution
William A. Reed
James Leonard
Rescue Mother and Twin Babes as Home Burns
Fredericksburg Illinois April 10. The home of Henry McFadden near town was nearly destroyed by fire at about 8 o'clock this morning. The mother and her infant twins were saved to the Sherman home nearby, while two older deaf and dumb daughters were also at the house. Neighbors fought the blaze as no fire department was available. The fire was believed caused by a faulty chimney and there was no insurance on the house.
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Chaurise
Inj
Finchford Farmer Dies Plowing Garden
A Finches ford area resident, 72 year old Dorman, collapsed and died while plowing his garden near Finches ford. A neighbor, Bale Townsend, discovered the body. Surviving family members include a son and other relatives. Local authorities were notified and attended the scene.
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Finchford
Dorman
Finchesford
Bale ‘Townsend
Denny
Council Bluffs Considers Adding 20 Firemen
Council Bluffs officials mull expanding the fire department by 20 men and forming two new companies. Fire Chief Oliver urged the move despite a budget cut that reduced funding to the department for the year.
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Council Bluffs
Apriia
the Fire
Consid
Ore iInday
Oliver
Temperatures and forecasts for the coming days
Weather brief lists maximums and minimums for Tuesday and Wednesday with unclear data. Notable figures include a reading near 45 and a 3 pm reference, but OCR limits prevent full interpretation of locations and times.
Cleland Rausch Wins District Oratorical Title at Cedar Rapids
Cleland Rausch a West High senior won first in the district oratorical contest in Cedar Rapids earning a 200 scholarship at Drake University Des Moines. His speech The Constitution is the Daily Life of the Individual argued for constitutional principles as central to personal life.
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Cleland Rausch
West High School
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Drake Univerasity
Des Maines
Rausch
C. L. Rausen
Second Street
Rex Gullek
Hampton
Avery Austin
Spencer
Robert Buell
Webster City
Robert Brown
Sioux City
Elsie Johnson
Shannon Chrys
Donald Ward
Unionvile
Keith Parson
Davenport
Ork Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Irwin
Linncematy
Elmer Woods
Dubuque County
Foberp
Men’s Shoes to Break Color Norms Says Retail Leader
A convention talk by Er nest Burrill of Kastan predicts men's shoes will depart from black and tan, embracing bold colors to match every suit. Daughters of Isabella plan an evening rosary at Mrs. Bridget Colin’s home, 315 Adams Street, at 7 45.
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Ernest Burrill
Burrill
Mars
Calors
Isabella
Bridget
Colin
Adams Street
Ex-Gov Catts Faces Arrest in Counterfeiting Probe
Former Florida governor and Baptist minister Sidney J. Catts faced arrest on aiding a million dollar counterfeiting ring. Indictments name Julian Diaz of Tampa and others. Diaz reportedly supplied the prints while Catts allegedly financed part of the operation and would receive 25000 in counterfeit money. Bond set for Diaz at 35000 and 17500 for others. Diaz claimed notes came from a Tampa bank.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sidney J. Catts, Sr
Florida
Julian Diaz
Tampa
Miami
Mateo Mir
Armando Dominguez
Madeline Leah Burwell
Diaz
Catts
Stirwell
Dina
Calis
Jackson Leads Ikes in Securing 60 New Members
Frank Jackson, secretary of the Waterloo Izaak Walton League chapter, led members in securing 60 new memberships this past week. He reported 27 new con signed in the municipal clerk’s office last night, outpacing other members in the drive.
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Frank Jackson
Waterloo
Izaak Walton League
Jackson
Foster urges Iowa firms to seek New Zealand markets
Julian Barringer Foster, American trade commissioner at Wellington, urges Iowa manufacturers to cultivate New Zealand markets. He notes New Zealand per capita wealth around 4 500 dollars as he speaks in Des Moines in April. CONSTABLE INDICTED. Sidney, Ta. April 10—William Reed, Hamburg constable, indicted for first degree murder in the February 16 killing of Douglas Taylor after ordering him home due to alleged intoxication.
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Des Moines
Julian Barringer Foster
Wellington
N. Z
Iowa
New Zealand
Foster Sald
Sidney
William Reed
Hamburg
Douglas Taylor
Taylor
Fremont County
Mortality Notices from Castile Hill and Des Moines
Mrs. Ralph E. Cronk 47 of Castile Hill dies of carcinoma. Funeral 1:30 p m Friday at Petersen Bros chapel with Rev J A Laurie. buried Memorial Park. Grace Reed born 1881 in Kankakee Illinois later Aurora Iowa married Feb 4 1903 at Waterloo. Survives include husband three sons three sisters one brother and her father Rex Reed. Hattie Likes 78 dies after influenza and pneumonia. Funeral in Des Moines with body at Petersen Bros mortuary. burial at an early date. N Wilma Truman 9910 Wellington dies in local hospital. funeral Thursday 2 p m at Petersen Bros chapel with Rev J G Creede. O E S members to assist at grave. Sherman G Freeman 21 of 1398 Sixth St West dies in Fort Lyons Colorado sanitarium. remains to Petersen Bros mortuary. service 4 p m Friday at St Phil's M E Church. James Benson Palmer 64 dies at home 1812 River Street. services 10:30 p m Thursday at Petersen Bros chapel. burial Elmwood. Marcus Lindner 54 Reinbeck dies at 1:42 p m following operation. dies at medical hospital.
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Ralph F
Everett
Herman Kendall
Sunset Road
Ethel Gerard
de Witt
Bessie Fatrenild
Aitles City
Mont
Rex Reed
Kingsley Avenue
Ather
BE. Reed
Petersen Bros
Petersen Bros.’ Chapel
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bmiss Hattie Likes
Miss Hattie Likes
W. A. Hay
Home Park Boulevard
Miss Likes
Ohio
Des Moines
Dr. BE
P. RB
O. D. Hikes
N. Wilma Truman
N.wilma Truman
Wellington Street
Peterson Bros
J. G. Creede
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Becker Chapter
Elmwood
Sherman G. Freeman
Sixth Street West
Fort Lyons
Coro
Great Western
St. Phil's M. E
James Benson Palmer
James
Ben
Son Palmer
River Street
Petersen Bree
Chapel
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Question Box column tips and personal guidance notes
A miscellany of reader inquiries and advice from Norman Frescott and Bebe Stanton. Advice covers selling a home, career changes, staying in current jobs, health, travel to California, publishing, and personal relationships with emphasis on practical decisions and timing.
Senate program outlined for first week of special session
Washington April 10. The senate's Legislative program for the first week of the special session was presented to President Hoover by Senator Watson. Congress will organize on Monday with the house to prepare for operations. The president will send his message Tuesday and the senate will start work on the farm bill already in committee.
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Washington
BD. G
U.P
Senate
Hloover
Watson
Indiana
Congress
House
William Kober Named Alternate Delegate to Yeomen Meeting
Des Moines April 10 officers of the Iowa division of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen were re elected at the state convention. Earl D. Frank is president with Dr B Motuntain as vice president and Mrs A E Hoffman as secretary all of Des Moines. A Hess of Sioux City is treasurer and Kate Hillman of Marble Rock is chaplain. Delegates to the national convention June 3 include Earl Frink R T Beary Ida Michener L G Fleming Pearl Russell GL A Walker and Emily Wilde. Alternates include William Babet Waterloo Mrs Hoffman A C Hess Sibley and Ida Stephenson Fairfield Mattie Varney Seymour and J A Prech Algona.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Earl D. Frank
B. Motuntain
A. E H. Hoffman
A. ©. Hess
Sioux City
Angers
Kate Hillman
Marble Rack
Earl Frink
R. T. Beary
Fort Dodge
Ida Michener
Council Bluffs
L. LG. Fleming
Davenport
Pearl Russell
Cedar Rapids
GL. A. Walker
Otturrwa
Emily Wilde
Zagle
Grove
William Babet
Waterloo
AH. Hoffman
A. C. Hess
FR. Harlan
Missouri
Valley
Ida J. Stephenson
Palrfield
Mattie Varney Seymour
J. A. Prech
Algona
Fire destroys Kirkwood hotel. six lives lost in Des Moines
A Des Moines committee inquiry found the Kirkwood hotel fire started in the rear and killed six people who either jumped or suffocated. Witnesses Capt. W S Britton, John Alders, and Earl Palmer testified behind closed doors as the investigation yielded no new developments.
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Bes Moines
Kirkwood
W. 5S. Britton
John Alders
Earl Palmer
Rock Island
Bandits Rob Bank in Lemont Heist
Three young bandits armed with shotguns entered the First National bank in Lemont and held three officials and three customers at bay while robbing the cashier of more than 10000 dollars in small bills and silver.
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Lemont
First National Bank
Hold up man with knife robs pedestrian on rail tracks
F P Redis, 62 Fowler sheet, was robbed of a brown bill fold containing 26 dollars after a scuffle with a tall man in a light coat and cap near the Illinois Central tracks between Sycamore and Muberry streets. Redis said the assailant cut his left chest with a knife before taking the money. Police searched the area but found no trace of the robber.
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F. FP
Redis
Illinois .Central Railroad
Sycamore
Muberry Streets
Poice
Polity
Welfare League Abandons Waterloo Christmas Seals Sale
The Waterloo Social Welfare league votes to stop future Christmas seal campaigns in Waterloo. The second nurse's salary will be included in the Community Chest budget instead of relying on seal sale proceeds. 1928 results show $2,289.12 gross, $683.52 expenses, $644.73 to Town Tuberculosis association, leaving $956.97 to the league.
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Waterloo Social Welfare League
Waterloo
Social Welfare League
Community Chest Fund
Town Tubercuosts Association
I . the Woman's Club
Jane Thompson
Building Permits Reported for Homes and a Church
The list records multiple building permits including remodels and new work. Notable entries show Ned Wyant remodeling a garage for 75 dollars, a residence and garage for Carl A Schumann at 327 Sherman for 4200, and a church parsonage at 602 California for 3000, among others.
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Ned Wyant
Vine
A. L. McKinnery
Fourteenth J West
T. H. Graham
Beech
Carl A. Schumann
Gable
Sherman
St. John's Catholic Church
Parsonage
California
John Schwab
Wallgate
Barage
As R. Rogers
Forest
Werner
L. Benedict
Highland
H. Kaplan
Eleventh Wrest
Peaches Pears and Cherries Bloom Statewide in April
Dés Moines April 10 warm weather in the first nine days of April sped up Iowa fruit and crop growth. Early oats are green as far north as Marshall county. Cherries in bloom are reported with some winter kill in Decatur county and rabbits damaging young fruit trees in southern counties.
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Dés
Moines
Iowa
U. S. Department ‘of Culture
Marshall
Decatur
Rokr
Lee
Four typhoid cases reported from flood damaged wells
Waterloo reports five new typhoid fever cases from recent floods. Henry Helser, 37, at Allen Memorial Hospital. Robert Carpenter, 6, at home. Harriet Hurd, 14, Marcella Onrt, 14, George Ohrt, 8, all at home or Presbyterian hospital. City officials urge full reporting and note wells drained by surface drains and boiled prior use.
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Waterloo
Henry Helser
Olert
Hurd
Presbyterian Hospital
Women Students Brighter Than Men at Boston University
Boston April 10. A survey of 109 fraternities and sororities at Boston University shows women leading in scholastic standing. Delta Beta Psi and Sigma Phi Delta, both local sororities, take first and second. men place third and fourteenth, with non frat reps noted as the top men and medical fraternity members excluded.
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Boston
Mass
Boston University
Delta Beta Psi
Sigma Phi Delta
Frank A. Haffa Appointed Receiver for Gordon's Store
Judge H B Bales appoints Frank A Haffa as receiver for Gordon's woman’s ready-to-wear store at 220 Fourth Street East IL. On Burr C Towne’s claim of 1290.12 for advertising, Gordon's operated by Jerome Suit & Clone Co. allegedly cannot pay debts. Receiver bonds $8000. Advertising charges cover December January February.
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Waterloo
Gordon's
Scout District Board Discusses Camp Plans
Waterloo district board of the Boy Scouts of America met at Black's tearoom to review the 1929 camping season starting June 17. The session focused on schedule, sites, and activities for Scouts.
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Scout District Board
Waterloo
Iowa Co-Ed Debate Ends With Hawkeye Victory
The University of Iowa co ed debate team defeated the Wisconsin co eds in Iowa City after last night’s event. The Hawkeye team upheld the affirmative that the principle of dealorship in the United States should be abolished.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Isa
U.P
University of Iowa
Gain
University of Wisconsin
Hawkeye Girls
United States
West Pointers Special Car To Pass Waterloo En Route Drake Relays
A special car carrying about 25 cadets from the United States Military Academy at West Point will travel via the Great Western lines through Waterloo on Friday morning April 26 en route to Des Moines for the Drake Relays on Saturday April 27. The squad will pass through Waterloo on its way to Drake University and the event in Des Moines.
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United States Military, Academy
West Point
Navay
Waterloo
Des Moines
Bearn Iwill
Drake
Great Western Lines
Shicage
Mind Reader Miss Stanton Draws Crowd at Riviera
Bebe Stanton dazzles New York crowds by claiming telepathic powers to answer personal questions about a condemned man once thought innocent. The Riviera theatre hosts a question box with daily answers, and The Courier offers Riviera stickers for successfully challenging her.
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Stanley Klavicas
Sing Sing
Elavicas
Miss’ Stanton
Riviera Theatre
Examiners finds witness in McPherson case
The Examiner reports it located Mrs Lorraine Wiseman-Stelaff in Seattle as an important witness in Judge Carlos S Hardy impeachment proceedings. She plans to go to Sacramento to testify for the prosecution and swore an affidavit that he asked her to produce a woman known as Miss X in the McPherson case.
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San Francisco
Cal
The
Examiner J
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff
Aimee Semple -McPherson
Seattle
Wiseman-Stelaff
Carlos S. Hardy
Los Angeles
Wasta
Sacramento
Wiseman- Stelaff
Des Moines paving plans extend to Chicago area
Ames Iowa April 10 Des Moines residents will be able to ride to Chicago by paving the Jefferson highway to the Polk county line and the Lincoln highway from Ames east to the Marshall county line. Contracts for paving will be awarded April 40 with completion by November 1. Projects are part of 48.85 miles of parkway from a $1 200 000 county road bond issue approved by Story county voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Des Moines
Chicago
Tama
State Highway Commission
Polk County
Marshall County
Story County
Stops Booze Raids on Private Homes
Chicago April 10. Police Commissioner William Russell orders strict limits on liquor raids and forbids entry into private homes, emphasizing no police should raid private residences. In a separate matter, receivership fees for Insurance Loan & Investment Co. are approved in district court with receiver George N Garettson and attorneys Edwards Longley Ransier Harris authorized for substantial fees.
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Chicago
William Russell
Police Department
Insurance Loan &Investment Co
Fr. B. Boies
George N. Garrettson
Edwards
Longley
Ransier & Harris
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