Court Martial Of Cocktail Colonel Called To Order
The court martial of Col Alexander Williams opens in San Diego with Brig Gen Smedley Butler presiding. Prosecution witnesses describe his evening at Coronado Hotel after a dinner honoring Butler as Williams faced intoxication charges. Navy officials plan to call officers and civilians including wives and surgeons as expert witnesses.
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Williams
House del Coronado
Smedley
Spr
Cape
Russell
United States Ingring Corps Bereto
R Cgionel
Gute
Yau
Col. Williams
Ate Ng
Coronado
Dawnell
Smed Ae D. Butler
Pubis Safety
Philadelphia
Uis
Ren. Butler
Auiler
Coronado Hotel
Gen. Butler
Butler
Navy
Willams
Stack
Wet-Dry Issue to Emerge From Illinois Primary
A Winds senatorial race discussion centers on a wet versus dry issue as Illinois voters prepare for a primary and a November contest. The split among Republicans and Democrats could shape Brennan’s bid and reflect broader temper in the state.
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Illinois
Wilde & Clear Cut
Tllinois
Ion
Senstey
Hose
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Attorney Tracing Fortune for Widow of Davenport Man
An attorney, hired by Mrs. Lola Murky of Davenport, seeks the estate of Charles Marks who died in a private garage of carbon monoxide poisoning. The body was brought to Kansas City for burial authorities and the attorney arrived to conduct the probate process and locate any fortune for the widow.
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Kansas City
APS
Doe
Marks
Lola Murky
Davenport
Tulsa
Okla
Fit
Ytaithas Friends Siems
Dameson
Rivals Work Together In County Criminal Court Case
County Attorney W A Cook and assistant Bo Edwards, rivals for the June election, joined in the criminal division under Judge Stiles. Edwards offered to resign his statewide post after serving the criminal assignment. The State v Ashby case for larceny of a motor vehicle was delayed due to Dee’s absence. a bench warrant was ordered for Dee’s arrest.
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W. A. Cook
Bo WL Edwards
Criminal Division
District Court
Stiles
Ménards
Westinas
Cook
Edwards
Het
Herbert Ashby
J. J. Powery
Dee
EB. J. Dee
Ashby
Deé
New Hampton
House Passes Naval Plane Building Bill
The House approved an 85 900 000 program to fund naval air service aircraft and dirigibles, aiming to produce 1 000 airplanes and two dirigibles by year five. The measure, a first continuing policy, goes to the Senate with notes of similarity to a parallel army air service plan.
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Washington,d
Naval Air Service
House
Senate
Shenandoah
House - Military Committee
Army Air Service
Woman Driver Hits 3 Year Old Child
Cedar Rapids April 12 AP Jethie Evans three year old son of Mr and Mrs RLOB Evans suffered a skull fracture when he darted from behind a car and ran into Nora Nelsons auto. The mud guard struck him and the child lay seriously injured this morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Jethie Evans
Rlob
Evans
Lonally
Nora Nelson
Miss Nelson
Opening Baseball Season Forecast With Cool Start
The weather forecast predicts cool conditions for the opening of the baseball season. The forecast covers Ohio Pennsylvania New York and New England with temperatures easing later, according to the weather bureau.
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Washington
Wether Bureau
Forent
Ohia
Pennsylvania
New York
New Wngland
District of Colombis
Pei
Temperatures Rise Amid Sitar Notes and Millicorns
A quirky report traces Maya bitin sitar performances at Mawr in Ming month amid Millicorns. Local crowd gathers as temperatures remain mild while music blooms.
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Maya Bitin
Sitar Millicorns
Mawr
Ger Ming
Browning to All for Europe with Year-Old Bride
Wealthy Edward W Browning plans a European trip with his year-old bride Frances Peaches Heenan after a New York elopement in a case tied to guardianship proceedings. Court hearings in Cold Spring will determine custody of her daughter, with officials declining comment.
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Europe
York
W. Browning
Uride
Praucus
Brownings
Todey
Swinmans
Aleges
Gold Spring
Bate
Cold Spring
New York
Oaring
Ag Tudion
West Point
Vincent To
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Children’s Society
Gil Browning
Jess
INSJ
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Oceenbig
Frances
Peaches" Jteenan
Prince Charming
Io Ie
Frances Lis
Nellie
Adele Browning
Cinderella
Frances Peaches
Leaders Open Dry Arguments in Senate for Prohibition Law
In Washington on April 12 a large group of women workers and volunteers testified before the Senate Prohibition committee to urge retention of the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment. Sworn witnesses included Mrs. Toney Peabody and other organizers as well as leaders from various women’s and community groups.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Prohibition Committee
Vic
Hest Wittess
J. J. Robinson
Woo
League of Mi
Cirt Dakota
Verthorne
Welen
Boar Ign
Robert WB. Speer
National York
Niutional Y
U Voters
Saurkee
Martha Hanton
Sulring
New York
Madre Mar IL
B. Wise Smuth
Lows
Old Laundry Roots Tracked From 19th Century Oakland
Oakland recounts the rise of laundry services from the 1850s gold rush era. The piece traces early hand powered washings, crude wringers, and the shift to mechanical machines and steam laundries. It notes family washings entering public laundries, and estimates the sector's national value and growth.
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Oakland
Cal
Hamilton E. Smith
Pittsburgh
St. Charles and
Honga
Sauia
Smith
New England
Busin
Prise
Ann
Obituary notices from Watering area include Mrs Breneisen and Christina Robbenson
Multiple obituaries note Mrs Breneisen aged 64 long resident of Watering and Black Hasek county died Saturday at her niece Mrs Laura Walters Platteville Wisconsin after a stroke. Survived by son Bert Turner Beloit and several nieces nephews. funeral arrangements with O Keefe Towne mortuary. Christina Robbenson aged unknown died Sunday at St Francis Hospital after illness. long time Waterlon resident with ties to Merle and Oklahoma relatives. services pending at local churches.
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Bta Breneisen
Ida Breneisen
Watering
Black Hasek County
Laura Walters
PlatteyHe
Wis
Breneisen
Walters
Bert Turner
Bett
Waterloo
Dark Lirenesson
Etta Robbins
Apple River
Mark
Yater
Beloit
Garriage
Ada
AIS
Christina Rodbenson
Myre
Christine
Cu Hon
St. Praneis
Con
Rohjnsen
Merle
Okla Ane
Waterlon
Sunyivine Westbeshe
Wistuer
Nevel
Waigton Citizen Convicted in Vehicle Theft Case
Claire Waigton was found guilty before a county attorney’s fate of car theft involving vehicles driven without owners consent. Sentenced to a term in the state penitentiary at Port Madison. Early tradition notes the case arose in November with a trial after delays. Leeson Huntre was reported during the period.
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Claire Waigton
Port Madison
Chief Leighton Resigns to Accept Illinios Central Post
Waterloo chief of police A Leighton resigns April 15 to return to police work with Illinois Central Railway at a higher salary. He has 33 years in law enforcement and will supervise special agents along the railway system. His successor will be named.
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Chita
Polica Wy
Leighton
Otha Huis
Ghagy
Hilindy
Council Blais
Omaha
Wigeave
Pension Board
Leithton
Leo Waterloo
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Altha Chicags
Waterloo
Mlingis
Central
Yan
Tol Sematn
Bose of Work
Ilinois Central
City Politics Loom Over Waterloo Police Chief Appointment
City officials debate succession as Leighton resigns and Walker’s name circulates. Mayor Tibbitts signals no firm plans, with potential acting chief as a interim step. History recalls Walker’s 1921 appointment by Mayor Brown and 1922 reappointment under Gnagy, prior to 1924.
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Comet
Waterloo
Gina
CP Cabiuts Walker
Tibbitts
le Wuld
Leng
Walker
Leighton
Iing
Stephen DB. Brown
AL J. Gnagy
United States marshal to transport alleged forger to federal custody
Shenandoah Iowa April 12 AP Ed Nelgon a one armed man arrested on complaint of the post office department for allegedly initiating stone literature. A U S marshal from Creston will take him there for that charge.
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Shenandoah,In
Ed Nelgon
Nost
United States
Creston
Hinson to Occupy Mnother Building
The Hinson manufacturing company plans a new one story tile building 160 by 60 feet at 115 Highth street east costing 6000. Bradley will build and lease to Hinson. permit issued today. Chrde Hinson presides over a firm known for tire covers and automotive fabric accessories supplying major car makers.
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Hingan Manufacturing Company
Highth Street
Sycamore Street
ALL. Bradley
Hinson Company
26 Dead and Two Missing in Texas Tanker Explosion
Port Arthur Texas reports a tanker disaster as two explosions ripped through the Oil Tanker Guilt of Venezuela. Seventy plus crew fought flames while 26 men died and two remain missing, with many injured. Fire crews cooled the blaze as investigators probe faulty tank overflow and steam ignition.
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Port Arthur
Vex
APJ
Guilt
Venezuela
Port Arthur Bay
Iseu
Body of Baby Found Hanging from Rafter
In Newton Iowa April 73 AP report the body of a three year old girl Ole l Messon was found hanging by a rope from a washhouse rafter on the Messon farm north of Newton Sunday night. The child had been playing with her brother Maxix earlier. The parents Glenn and Mrs Hesson are farmers of Newton township.
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Newton, Ja
Olel Messon
Messon Farm
Newton
Maxix
Max
Wale
Hos
Glenn Hesson
Newton Township
Maloney Property Goes to Secondary Heirs Under Wills
Wills of J W Maloney and wife filed in district court outline that due to their deaths within days of each other their jointly owned estate passes directly to their daughters Nellie Powell and Margaret Cropper. Maloney will directs one quarter to his wife. Matoney will allocates 20 to St Joseph Church savings and a trust for the husband with further division between the daughters.
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J. W. Maloney
Sane
District Court
Nellie’ Powell
Margaret. Cropper
Mes
Matoney
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
P. W. Malonas
Cedar Rapids Youth Elected President of Employed Boys
The final session of the fifth annual State Employed Boys conference was held Sunday with a business meeting and officer elections. Harold Shakespeare of Cedar Rapids was elected president, William Truatt of Oelwein View president, Paul Schurr of Burlington secretary, Reynold Jopson of Ottumwa and Bob Pratt of Des Moines named to the executive committee. O. C. Robinson, national Improved Boys leader, noted Iowa as an agricultural state with 71,176 employer boys under 20 years of age.
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Marshalltown
Harold Shakespeare
Cedar Rapids
William Truatt
Oelwein View
Paul Schur
Burtington
Reynold Jopson
Ottumwa
Bob Pratt
Des Moines
O. C2 Robinson
National
Mackie and Co awarded road grading contract
Mackie and Co of Magkin and Co, Vinton, received a contract from the board of supervisors to grade Waterloo, Reymond and Justice roads for 7058 dollars. A drag grader and tractor will be used. No culvert contract was let due to Harry Fifield being out of town.
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Magkin & Co
Vinton
Board of Supervisors
Waterloo
Reymond
Drade
Harry Fifield
Fifield , Construction Company
Fire alarms trip as chimney sparks start blaze in city
Firemen rushed to 218 Fourth Street East at 7 22 today when chimney sparks ignited on the roof above Roxies cigar store. No damage reported. Advertisement for Herman C. Miller with phone 2404.
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Fourth Street
Tago
Roxie
Herman C. Miller
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