Dickinson New Ire Head Listed For Speech Here
Jacob M. Dekinson was unanimously elected national president of the Isaak Walton League of America at the Chicago convention. He will be brought to Waterloo to address Waltonians in this state, with acceptance cabled from Europe where he is currently. Hendry, president of the local chapter, said the meeting was the best yet and emphasized constructive conservation work and pollution elimination discussions in the waterway debates.
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Jacob MM. Dekinson
Imaak- Walton League of America
Chicago
Waterloo
Stark Walton League
Hendry
Europe
Isaak Walton League
De‘elared
Joo
Lowa
Ddepates
Synthetic Boom for Smith Stirs Democratic Heads
A quotation from the Herald-Patttbune discusses Southern Democratic leaders split on Gov. Smith’s nomination. Some favor backing him to appear fair while others doubt broad support. The piece notes regional hesitancy and the potential for primaries to shift who backs Smith as the nomination debate continues.
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Smith
Virginia
Smiths
Souther
Smith 'Jeaning
Toledo
Georgia
Reverege
Herald-Pitbune
Five Powers Join in Protest Note on Nanking Riots
Reported tensions amid Sino foreign relations as five powers join in a protest note over Nanking riots. Soviet authorities frame the issue around embassy and consulate actions, denying ruptures while recalling the charge d or. The scene shifts to Hankow where Americans plan to live on a chartered steamer as regional evacuations continue and Japanese and French withdraw from districts above Hankow.
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Nanking
Shanghai
Hankow
Frank Lockhart
Tehang
Changsha
Wohu
Tleechow
Grand Canal
Shenghai
Icon
Counterfeit Postal Money Orders Found at McAlester Penitentiary
Officials report counterfeit postal money order blanks printed in Oklahoma State Penitentiary at McAlester during a joint Treasury and Post Office inspection. The forged orders, numbered 286, were prepared for Nowata post office. None had been cashed.
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Washington, D.C
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McAlester
Post Office Department
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Postoffice
Nowata
Okla
Naval power and battlefield shifts amid Yangtze crisis
Across Chinese waters naval concentrations by major powers including the United States and Britain confronts amid Yangtze river operations. Deserters return to northern forces as Cantonese lines falter, while Japanese at Suzhou vow evacuation amid labor unrest and hostile demonstrations around Soochow consulate.
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Orient
United States
Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Netherlands
Yangtze River
Yangtze ’River
Sun ‘Chuan
Fang
Shiherhwei
Nanking
Tungcho
Heshas
Nangtze
Tanyang
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang Tsung Chang
Pukow
Sun
Kianesu
Soochaw
Court Upholds Evangelical Merger Among Churches
The Pennsylvania supreme court ruled that the merger of United Evangelical Church and the Evangelical Association is valid, reversing a Lebanon county ruling that the merger was invalid. The case centered on control of Albright College at Myerstown, PA, and could influence church governance statewide.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
United Evangelical Church
The
Evangelical Association
Isgal
Lebanon County Court
Pennsylvania
Albright College
Myerstown
Experts in Girls Gym Work Meet in Town Convention
One hundred experts in physical education were expected today for the opening of the convention of the Association of Directors of Physical Education for Women in Colleges and Universities. The convention, which will close Wednesday, will feature talks by national authorities in physical education.
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4Te
Association of Directors of Physical Education
Waonaen
wWhiteh
Answers to last week's Courier questions Q&A
Answers to current events quiz from Courier readers cover topics from a maple sugar train in Vermont to a Chicago mayoral election. Notable items include a wet and dry debate in Boston with Nicholas Murray Butler and Senator Borah, a joint note to China protesting mistreatment of nationals, and references to a returning sick king in Roumania. The survey mentions Mississippi flooding, Emma Johnson's death in Black Hawk County, Swift & Co shipping eggs to Argentina, and Cantonesse lecturer Tien-Lai Huang attributing war to youth study movements.
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Courier
Tollows
Vermonty
Boston
Mass
Nicholas
Murray Butler
Columbia University
William KK. Borah
Idaho
China
Senate
Frante
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Japan
Chicago
William Hale Thompson Shich
States Senate
Congress
Geeav
Norris
Nebraska
Roumania
Siollen
Mississippi
Emma Johnson
Black
Hawk County
Waterloo
Argentina
Swift & Co
Tien -Lai Huang
Cantonesse
Drunk Driver Arrested After Southeast Chase
Alleged speeding at 45 mph on Rainbow drive and Westfield avenue led to arrest of Rex tarps Weillsboro by road patrolman Harry Mason on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Passenger Thomas Nissen charged with intoxication. Bonds set at 450 and 55 dollars, trials scheduled for 10 a.m. April 13.
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Westfield Avenue
Rex Tarps
Weillsboro
Harry Mason
Thomas Nissen
Murphy
Nissen
Unclear prompts point to varied historic items
Fragmentary questions mix places people and events from multiple eras and regions. The garbled text asks about a city election an industrial cure healing from an accident a royal illness a Chinese city a presidential order revoked a Republican chair a Detroit trial a U S organization convention in Paris a figure named WWianeesca de Pinedo and an event in Weepah Nevada.
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Viarding
Covlidg
Republican National Committee
Detroit
Paris
Geddes Defends Ashford Address Against U8 Attack
Sir Auckland Geddes former British ambassador to the United States defended his Ashford speech amid Westminster Gazette criticism calling it callous and mischievous. He said his words were misread and that he did not attack America, only noting two anti British propaganda streams into China Moscow inspired and from American mission centers.
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London
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Ashford
Westminster Gazette Today
Daily Sketch
America
China
Westminster Gazette
Sir Auckland
Moscow
Residents Petition for Linden Avenue Paving
Residents sign a petition seeking one block paving on Linden Avenue from Independence to Glenwood. The petition, filed with City Clerk Charles C. MacKay, will be presented to the council at the evening meeting. Owners Fred B. and Earl J. Unthrop object to a store building at Fifth and Baltimore streets, for which a permit was granted previously.
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Linden Avenue
Independence, Avenue
Glenwood Street
Charles C. MacKay
Fred . B
Fred . B. and ‘Earl “J. “Unthrop
Fifth
Baltimore Street
Baltimore Streets
George McGuire
Italian air pioneer de Pinedo honored in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles April 11 Commander Francesco de Pinedo, famed flying fascist, was lionized by the Italian colony. He plans to depart for New York via San Francisco to receive a replacement plane sent from Italy for the Santa Maria, destroyed by fire at Roosevelt Lake, Ariz. He will seek official permission from Rome to return toward Phoenix and resume his flights near the burned site.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Francesco de Pinedo
Los
Angeles
New York
San
Francisco
de Pinedo
Italy
Santa Maria
Roosevelt Lake
Ariz
Rome
Phoenix
Two Killed When Fire Sweeps Flats
A West Sixty-fifth street apartment blaze in New York today left two dead, a man and a woman, and several injured. Rescue crews searched the ruins and feared more victims as Mrs. Smirilian, who fell from a fire escape, lay in critical condition.
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New York
INS
West Sixty-fifth Street
Joseph Smirlian
Poor Farm Hungry Since Cook Eloped
Inmates of the Lake county poor farm in Waukegan complain to Supervisor B C Thompson that the service is "all shot to pieces" since the hired man and cook eloped. The romance blossomed while he peeled onions and she made soup, according to the inmates.
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Waukegan
Lake County
B.C. Thompson
Three Die When Farmhouse Burns Near Mapie Plain Minn
A farmhouse fire near Mapie Plain Minnesota killed three people early today. Victims are George Thayer age 65, Mrs. Thayer age 50, and David Roberts age 45. The bodies have not been recovered.
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Mapie Plain
Minn
George Thayer
Thayer
David Roberts
Death notices in Charles City household
Mortuary notices report Mrs. W. F. Clark 78 of 110 Linden Avenue died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs. C. F. Dinkel in Charles City. Survived by son S. P. Clark and another son Clarence Clark of St. Paul. Husband died last year. Funeral services and burial set for Tuesday afternoon in Charles City.
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W. F. Clark
S. PD
Mary Porter Funeral Services Set for Tuesday
Miss Mary Porter, who died Thursday in the county hospital, will have funeral services at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Hileman & Gindt chapel with Rev. Edwin Boardman Jr. of the First Brethren Church officiating. Burial will follow in Green-Wood cemetery at Cedar Falls.
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Mary
Mary Porter
County Hospital
Hileman & Gindt
Edwin Boardman, Jr
The Redemption Oratorio Shines at 1st Presbyterian
The Redemption by Gounod was sung yesterday afternoon at First Presbyterian Church by a 60 voice choir. Performers Norma Gaifer George Faust tenor J Roy G hulpan baritone C Li Tarbell basso Martha McCormick praised. director Jesse Mathias led a balanced program with Mrs Oliver Stevenson on organ. Many attendees hoped for a repeat performance for those unable to attend.
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Charles Gounodd
First Presbyterian
Gounod
Waterloo
Norma I. Gaifer
Martha . McCormick
George Faust
Roy Gilfillan
C. Li
Tarbell
Jesse Mathias
Church
Oliver Stevenson
Maestic
Rotary Election Retains Secretary Geo. E. Shoemaker
Water loo waterworks secretary and general manager George E. Shoemaker was reelected secretary of the Waterloo Rotary club at the annual election held in East High school cafeteria. A. E. Glenny was chosen sergeant at arms and Roger Crowell park commissioner for a three year term. Delegates to the district convention May 10 and 11 at Mason City include D. Allan James M. Graham, D. Adams, Shoemaker, W. H. Beverstock, and C. A. Morris. Directors for one year are Cis Altstadt Carleton Sias J. Hartman Harry Norther Fred Adams and court D Clark and A. G. Reid. James M. Graham was elected president earlier. C. D. Allan becomes vice president upon installation. East High orchestra entertained Rotarians after dinner.
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George E. Shoemaker
Waterloo Waterworks
Waterloo Rotary Club
East High School
A. E. Glenny
Roger Crowell
Park
C.'D.allan
James M. Graham
Eres D. Adams
W.H. Beverstock
C. A. Morris
Mason
City
J. C.'Hartman
Harry G. Norther
Fred D. “Adams
Court D. . Clark
A. G. Reid
Cis
Altstadt
Carleton
Sias
James.m
Graham
C. D. Allan
Hartema Funeral to Be Held in Ackley
Richard Hartema 37 died after ruptured appendix at Ellsworth hospital. Funeral Wednesday at Evangelical church Ackley with Rev H M Raecker officiating following 1 p.m. home service. Survived by widow Flora Miller, two sons, five daughters, mother Mrs Tena Heitland, two brothers, four sisters. Born in Germany, came to US at 13, settled Grundy county. Married Aug 12 1938, lived on a farm near Ackley.
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Courier Special Service
Ackley
Richard Hartema
Evangelical Church
H. M. Raecker
Sheffield
Hartema
Eljora Hospital
Tena
Nice Brakie Pushes Auto Off Crossing
Mrs Eva Miller's stalled car blocked a rail crossing in Fremont Nebraska. brakeman Jack Hill ran to assist and pushed the auto off the track allowing the train to proceed. The incident occurred April 11 as the engineer halted the train to avoid a collision.
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Fremont. Neb
Eva Miller
Jack Hill
Special Trainload of Candy En Route to Easter South
Chicago on April 11 reports a special trainload of 1 898 280 candy bars moving from Chicago via the Illinois Central to southern points for Easter. Officials say it is the largest confectionery shipment ever handled by the line, comprising 10 full train cars weighing over 300 000 pounds. If joined end to end the candy would form a 91 mile long bar.
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Chicago
Minois Central Railroad
Ilinois Central
Sherman Vet Dies in Atlantic Home
John Hoffman aged 81 died at his Atlantic home after serving in Sherman’s army during the march to the sea. He joined as a member of Company FE, Sixteenth Iowa volunteers. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Sherman
Atlantic
John Hoffman
Iowa
Newcomers Arrive in Waterloo Amid Local Listing
Thirteen new residents and their families moved into Waterloo last week, per the Waterloo Retail Merchants association. Five families left. Read as a city notice listing new names and street addresses including L. J. Harkness at 1192 Leavitt and M. G. Jensen at 460 Park road, with others such as W. A. Esken at 314 Tenth cast and Carl Oshein at 23 Sycamore.
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Waterloo
Waterloo’ Retail Merchants Association
L. J. Harkness
Leavitt
M. G. Jensen
Park Road
Flfe. Gant
Marsh
W. A. Esken
Carl Oshein
Sycamore
Edith Starbuck
Joseph Stocks
BR. Ee. Fauver
J. T. Bann
Walnut Court
Edward Pequignat
Fr. S. Marr
Arthur Tideman
Adame
Benard
Forest
Regulars Join With Progressives in Lowden Boom
Des Moines April 11 regular and progressive Republicans formed an alliance around Frank O Lowden of Illinois as leader. A. C Gustafsen, Iowa House chief clerk, called for a Lowden for president campaign adjourning the legislative session. Major Frank J Lord authorized to name district committee men who will appoint county chairmen. Brookhart ally Brookhart's Smith W was excluded from talks, favoring Norris instead.
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Des Moines
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
A. _C. Gustafsen
Iowa House of Representatives
Frank J. Lord
Lowden-for
Lewis
Lowdon
Federation of “Labor
Joe’ “Allen
Pocahontas
Brookhart
Norvis
Lowden
Smith W. Brookhart
Jis
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Weepah's Future Up to Horton's Decision
Weepah Nevada grows from a badger hole to a town of 1200 to 2000 residents in a month. The camp's tumult has quieted as it takes stock. Frank Horton, head of the land company, will decide this week how far the discovery mine will be developed and the town's gold camp future.
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Tonopah
Wev
Frank Horton
Bandits Take $40,000 From Portland Department Store
Seven bandits raided the Olds Wortman King Co. department store in Portland, seizing about 40,000 dollars. One robber forced the night watchman to run his call box while the others breached two small safes and drilled a large vault, police reports indicate.
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Portland
Ore
Hins
Olds, Wortman & King Co
Theother
Bray Pays Fine For Illegal Possession Of Liquor
William Bray of Sycamore Street pleaded guilty in municipal court before Judge J. C. Beem to charges of illegal possession and improper transportation of intoxicating liquor. He was fined $100 plus costs or a jail sentence. Bray paid the fine.
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William
Bray
Sycamore Street
J. C. Beem
Aoa
Music Convention Heads North for Teachers Gathering
Miss Grace Davis, high school music teacher, leaves for Springfield Illinois to attend the annual convention of music teachers from ten North Central states. The gathering runs Tuesday through Saturday. Prof Charles A Fullerton of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will lead the rural school section at a separate meeting this afternoon.
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Grace
Nenean ‘Davis
West
Springfield
North Central States
Charles. A
Mrs. Timmerman and Roeding Travel for Ill Relative
Mrs. Paul Timmerman of Peek street and Mrs. Dora Roeding of La Porte road left Saturday evening for Edwardsville Illinois due to the serious illness of Mrs. William Wunder, a former Waterloo resident and mother of Mrs. Timmerman.
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Illinois
Paul Timmerman
Peek Street
Dora Roeding
la Porte Road
Edwardsville
Ill
William Wunder
Convict Returned To End Sentence In Keokuk
Walter Whalen, a paroled convict from the state reformatory at Anamosa, was returned to complete his original six year sentence after being caught operating an automobile without the owner s consent in Keokuk Iowa on April 11 1931 insiders note.
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Keokuk
Walter Whalen
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Whalen
Voids Marconi Marriage in Rome Tribunal Ruling
The sacred tribunal of the Rota nullified the 1904 marriage of Senator Guglielmo Marconi, wireless inventor, to former Beatrice O'Brien. Civil action had dissolved the union in 1924, reversing the status of the union.
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Rome
INS
Sacred Tribunal of the Rota
Guglelmo Marconi
Beatrice O’brien
Monohan Post Band To Broadcast Concert From Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa April 11 national champions Monohan post band of the American Legion will broadcast a concert from station KSCJ tonight at 9:30 PM CST.
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POST
Sioux City
Monohan Post Band
The
American Legion
KSCJ
Rob Jewelry Store Heist in Detroit Sees $11,300 Stolen
Two armed bandits entered Blutstein Jewelry in Detroit on April 11, bound watchmaker Rubin Alzofon, and escaped with $1,300 in cash and jewelry valued at $10,000. Detective work begins as police search for suspects.
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ROB Jewelry
Detroit
Blutstein Jewelry Company
Rubin Alzofon
Ship Jelling Reports Fire Out At Cape Cod
A three masted schooner was afire ninety miles off Cape Cod Massachusetts as of today. The steamer Jelling reported the blaze and coast guard cutters were dispatched to assist.
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Washington, D. C
Jelling
Cape Cod
Mass
Coast Guard
Wrongly Located Home Plan Reported for Saunders
The Courier recently announced Ernest Saunders planned a permanent home in Caseheer Heights, but the correct location is Caseheer Heights. The error concerns the intended site and location naming in local notices.
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the Courier
Ernest Saunders
Ceday Heights
Caseheer Heights
Entertain Visitors at Kerr Home in Sioux City
Dr. and Mrs. I. N. Ervig and daughter of Sioux City Ja visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr on Home Park boulevard J18 to entertain visitors.
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I. N. Ervig
Sioux City
Thomas Kerr
Home Park Boulevard
Marriage License Filed in Charles City for Drake and Hurst
Newer Drake and Tenetta Hurst of Charles City have filed for a marriage license in Charles City. The couple, both residents of the area, seek to unite in marriage per local records.
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Drake
Charles City
Tenetta Hurst
Auxiliary Has Election and Officers Installed
USC auxiliary installs officers and reelected leaders at a Knights of Pythias hall meeting. Mrs Scott reelected senior counselor and Mrs Johnson past senior counselor. New officers include Mrs Green junior counselor, Mrs Allan chaplain, Mrs Schoen conductor, Mrs Gibba page, Mrs Hamiston sentinel, Mrs Kohl secretary, and Mrs Northrup treasurer. Will Rose chairs executive board. Miss Huntington led installation. An initiation occurred and Mrs Glockner received a jeweled pendant.
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T. E. Scott
United Commercial Travelers
Knights of Pythias Hall
Mra. A. By Johnson
Scott
Mre. Johnson
C. P. Green
D. “A. Allan
We EB. Schoen
Conductrees
Bert. Gibba
Page
Hamiston
Sentinel
Jack Kohl
Northrup
Will. Rose
FH. VanDriel
J. F. Dougherty
Lillian Huntington
Grand Lodge
J.A. Whitman
F. Glockner
Krand
Gubanka
George Buchan
Willis Glockner
L. $. Pint
J. A. Knobe
Floyd B. Hays
Clinton, Ia
Arrest at Waterloo dance for intoxication
Constable Harry P. Mason arrested a young girl at a Waterloo dance pavilion on intoxication after an argument. She posted a $15 bond, was released to continue dancing, and two nearby youths were fined $25 each in municipal court with most fines remitted. the girl's trial was continued.
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Waterloo
Harry P. Mason
J. C.beem
Loot Worth $15,000: Rob Theatreman Burglary
Minneapolis police sought two burglars who raided tonight the apartment of J H Ruben wealthy moving picture theater owner. They escaped with jewelry and loot valued at 15000 dollars including diamond rings valued at 10000 dollars plus oriental rugs silverware and cut glass. The ruben couple surprised the thieves on their return from a theater performance.
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Minneapolis
Minn
INS
J. UH. Ruben
Moving ‘Picture Theatre
Ruben
Illinois Coal Mine Agrees to Pay Scale
Illinois coal mine near Centrali a, Marion County, agreed to pay the Jacksonville scale after a wage dispute. Some 400 miners are employed by the Marion company at the center of the first break in the United Mine Workers driven standoff with the Cig Operators Association.
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Chicago
Céil
Illinois
United
Clcato
Marion
Centralia
Jacksonville
Babe Killed by Fall Into Boiling Water
Wilton Junction April 11. Margaret Long three year old daughter of Ralph Long died today from burns after stumbling and falling into an uncovered bucket of boiling water on the kitchen floor. A previous child of the family was burned to death near a bonfire three years ago.
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Wilton. Junction
Jane
INS
Margaret Long
Ralph
Sapiro 8 Days On 2 Potato Co-ops
Aaron Sapiro testified in his $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford that he spent five days organizing the Colorado Potato Growers into a cooperative selling enterprise and three days on similar work in Idaho. He admitted addressing the Colorado legislature at Gov. Sweet's request but denied receiving 1000 for the speech from the Colorado Farm Bureau. Senator James A. Reed, Ford counsel, sought to copy Sapiro's account with Weyl & Zukerman into the record.
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Detroit
Mich
Aaron Sapiro
Colorado
Idaho
Henry Ford
Coeques Sapiro
Gov. Sweet
Colorado Farm Bureau
James A. Reed
Ford
Sapiro
Weyl & Zukerman
Tros Angeles Commission
Office Journal and Ledger
Senator Reed
Local Guests Attend Boone Weekend at Hostetlers
Mrs FE N Swanson along with Misses Mildred and Lillian Peterson and Frances Peterson visited the Boone area home of Mr and Mrs E R Hostetler. Swanson and Hostetler are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. N. Swanson
Mildred
Lillian Peterson
Frances Peterson
Alof Boone
E. R. Hostetler
Swanson
Mrs. Hostetler
Morse returns to William Jewell College after weekend visit
Fred E Morse returns to William Jewell college in Liberty Missouri after spending the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs E L Morse at 225 Vine street.
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Fred E. Morse
William Jewell College
Liberty
Mra. E. la. Morse
Vine Street
OpenAir Fight on TV Targets Interstate Bids
New York reports a potential trend toward broadcasting a large night fight without attendance. Open-air telecasts promise fewer obstacles for commercialization of a new television demonstration. Authorities likely will assess possible violations of federal law restricting interstate transport of field films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asx
Field Ilins
Churchill outlines British treasury strains and deficits
Churchill warned that Britain faces a shrinking revenue and rising expenditure for 1927-28 with a deficit of about 183 million dollars. He cited a worsening balance of trade, planned retrenchment across ministries, and proposed tax changes including a 33 1 2 percent levy on imported tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Churchill
Plan Essay Contest on Farm Home Fire Prevention
Des Moines April 11 plan to engage rural school children and 4‑H club members in a statewide essay contest on farm fire prevention. Iowa agricultural committee officials note U S farm property losses average 150 million dollars and about 12 000 lives lost annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des ‘Moines
Iowa
Agricultural Committee
United States
Ackley Pastor Ill After Abdominal Operation
Rev. D. M. Kraft, pastor of First Evangelical Church in Ackley, is seriously ill at Hampton hospital after an abdominal operation performed Sunday afternoon.
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Courier
Ackley
D. M. Kraft
First Evangelical Church
Hampton Hospital
Township to Gravel Roads From Gas Tax Cedar Falls
Trustees this afternoon receive bids for graveling five miles of road south of Cedar Falls on Main Street and two miles west of Twenty-seventh Street. Each mile will take 1,000 cubic yards of gravel. Work to be paid from gasoline tax funds.
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Cedar’ Falls
Cedar Falls
Main Street
Twenty-seventh Street
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