Primary battles in four states take sectional color
In Pennsylvania, Reed pursues the Republican senatorial nomination amid sectional fights as the delegation may vote loosely. Mrs Pinchot and McFadden head the domestic contest. In Massachusetts, voters face quiet primaries with Hoover and Fuller crowding sentiment for delegates to Kansas City. In Kansas, Reed is favored to win an instructed delegation as Ayres withdraws amid tense Smith vs Reed lines. In Oklahoma, a Lowden Curtis split threatens an instructed 20 member delegation to Kansas City.
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Marpsburg
U.R
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Sverctar of Commerce
Hoover
Beckers
Alfred E. Smith
Pinchnt
Inge
New York
Fifteenth Congressional District
Ida Bryce Pinchot
Fran. Louis
Ti McFadden
House Banking Committee
William S. Adams
Dauhpin
William Q. Harper
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Boston
Furm
Coolidge
Alyan T. Puller
Secretary of Commerce
Fuller
Puller
Frank O. Lowden
Dawes
Charles Curtis
Kansas
James A. Reed
Missouri
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
George, Georgie
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Hutchinson
Kan
U.S
W. A. Ayres
al Smith
Ayres
Smith
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Senaor Charles Curtis
Oklahoma
Texan Named Attorney General for Porto Rico
President Coolidge nominates James R. Beverly of Texas as attorney general of Porto Rico. In Iowa, J A Nelson of Decorah, 42, files to run for Congress as a Republican against Gilbert Haugen, seeking a sixteenth term. Cincinnati, Thomas Wilkinson, 41, shoots himself at his wife’s grave. he owned a gas station and is survived by his mother, three daughters, and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
James R. Beverly
Texas
Coolidge
Porto Rico
Congre
Wis
Cincinnati
Thomas Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Cee
Ten families removed from the city ring in Waterloo
The Waterloo Retail Merchants Association records show that ten families were removed from the city ring last week. Names include ATR and Mrs Newcomer, Edwards, Schmitz, Gerstenberger, Ash, Butler, Manson, Schlosser, Edler, Parks, Puiler, Pridley, Barron, Reisele, Christiaan, and Kentzelman among others, with addresses listed in the report.
Gentleman Gene Tells How He Got Shakespeare Buy
Gene Tunney spoke to 300 Yale students in Prof William Lyon Phelps English class at Yale about Shakespeare on the 300th anniversary of the poet death He stressed literature over boxing and recalled his first Shakespeare encounter during service in France and a friend who traveled far to see new plays.
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Gentleman Gene
Shakespeare
New Haven
Conn
Gene Tunney
John L. Sullivan
Itis
Yale
William Lyon Phelps
Tunney
Gene
France
Leoa
Stewart's Share of Oil Bond Slush Fund Deal
Senators question Stewart over a $759,500 oil bond slush fund and a $13,903.75 Liberty bond coupon deposit at Continental & Commercial Trust Co Chicago. Treasury expert Myrtle Norton details coupons tied to Continental bonds and December 1922 and 1923 deposits as Walsh probes whether Stewart controlled the bonds or trust. Stewart denies admission and questions linger over the origin of the coupons and the trust terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoo
Continental & Commercial Trust Co
Chicago
Stewart
Liberty
Continental
Walsh
Standard Oil Company
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Myrtle Norton
Treasury
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Continental & Commercial Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Iowa Man to Go to West Virginia for News School
H. J. Metcalf, Iowa State College official in charge of information and publicity, will lead eight to ten lectures at Jacksons Mill near Clarksburg WV for a Volunteer 4-H club leaders training camp in June. The University of West Virginia asked Iowa State to supervise news writing training, with additional school sessions near the camp. Iowa has trained about 11,000 4-H youth and farm women in news writing last year across over 60 counties in cooperation with extension agents and farm bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Jackson's Mill
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Iowa
H. J. Metcal
Towa
State College
University of West Virginia
Inen Farm Bureaus
Barber Missing With Money Reported In Iowa
Authorities in Jewell Iowa seek barber C. S. Helvig who disappeared Saturday night with a substantial sum of money. His wife described him as pleas ant and there is no known motive for voluntary disappearance. Heavy docket features Prohibition violation trials as U S District Judge Scott presides in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewall
Insi
C. S. Helvig
Jun
Voluntaroy
Oubuqur
George C. Scott
United States District Court For
Iowa
Temperatures Forecast for Monday to Tuesday
The report lists maximum Monday and minimum Monday night temperatures followed by Tuesday readings at 7 am 11 am and 3 pm. Readings indicate rising temperatures through Tuesday with specific hour marks and intervals.
Wilkins North Pole Pilot Resting After Thaw at Green Harbor
At Green Harbor Spitzbergen April 24 three days aboard the wireless station thawed Capt. George H. Wilkins and co pilot Lieut. Carl B. Elelson after their harsh expedition from Point Barrow Alaska. They were stranded five days on Dead Man's island while maps proved unreliable. Elelson stays on a sofa smoking as Wilkins explores the area in reindeer skin attire. The steamer Mina was ordered to bring the flyers and their aircraft to Norway, with plans possibly including a London stop en route to New York.
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Wilkins
North Pole
Green Harbor
Spitzbergen
George H. Wilkins
Carl B. Elelson
Point Barrow
Alaska
Dead Man's Island
Spitvbergen
Eielson
Capt
Biclson
London
New York
Filers
Oslo
Mina
Northern Exploration Company
Honningsvaag
Finnmark
Norway
Citcen Harbor
Greorge H. Wilkins
Carl B. Elefson
Icefjord
Miers
Tromsoe
Five High School Youths Fined for Shooting Pheasant
Five high school youths who hunted pheasants after classes were dismissed paid a total of 55 dollars when arraigned before Justice Ackley in Marble Rock. The pheasant was shot on Ed Barth’s Greene farm. the boys fled as Barth surprised them, their auto tearing Barth’s fence line. The youths named were Raymond Schultz Leon March Ray Pringle Howard Carter and Harold Swant. Each faced five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Charles City
Court of Justice
Ackley
Marble Rock
Ed Barth
Greene
Barth
Raymond Schultz
Leon March
Ray Pringle
Howard Carter
Harold Swant
Tenement Blaze Kills Child and Woman in Brooklyn
A four story frame tenement on Stage Street Brooklyn burned early today killing Angelo Barbera age 5 and Anna Statona 22. Seven others were seriously injured and at least three unlikely to survive. Firemen rescued over 20 people as flames spread from the second floor through the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Stage Street
Brooklyn
Angelo Barbera
Anna Statona
Fayette Meeting Seeks Merger of Upper Town University with Cornell
Dr J A Young and Frank Marquis attend a Fayette gathering to defend a special board meeting of Upper Town University trustees. The meeting will decide on merging the school with Cornell College. Also present are Earl A Roadman president of Takota Wesleyan University and Frank W Court formerly of Grace M E and now at St Johns Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Young
First M. EL Ehireh
F. Lb. Marquis
Fayette
Board of Trustees
Upper Town, University
Cornell College
Earl A. Roadman
Grace M. E. Church
Takota Wesleyan University
Frank W. Court
Firet M. E. Church
St. John's Wavenport
Iivetyig
Co-Eds Outshine Men in Iowa University Grades
Iowa City April 24. Coeds of the University of Iowa outscored the men in the 1927 28 first semester grade reports released by the dean of men. The women averaged 2.27 versus 1.87 for men, with fraternities underperforming the all university average and several fraternities lagging behind. Alpha Chi Sigma led the fraternities with 2.4, followed by Phi Kappa Rho, Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha Kappa Psi and Acacia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
I.P
University of Towa
Aluc
Wen
Allesaregic
Woien
Alpha Chi Sigma
Phi Kappa Rho
Delta Sigma Pi
Alpha Kappa Psi
Acacia
Robbers' Loot Found Along Roadside Near Hess Home
Oskaloosa Iowa April 24 Two robbers who raided Mr and Mrs G G Hess near here of about 33600 in cash and securities remain at large. Bank de Post certificates totaling 9010 and 500 in cash are still missing, but about 24000 in personal property found tossed in a ditch near the road. The men fled in an automobile and have not been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
G. G. Hess
Bank de Post
Arguments Close in Habeas Corpus Case Over Child
Judge R W Hasner heard all testimony and arguments in a custody habeas corpus for two year old Oren B Gilbert. Adopted mother Mrs Boletta Gilbert and Mrs Brown contend for custody while paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs W G Benson and other parties support the Benson claim. Mrs Brown, the mother, said she had seen her child that day. Judge Hasner will rule soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hasner
Oren B. Gilbert
Boletta Gilbert
W. G. Benson
Oo Brown
Milton P. Fields
Bensons
George D. Harris
Gilbert
Benson
Marlin
Independence
Hasner
Funeral Rites for Patrick Troy at Independence
Independence Iowa April 24 funeral services were held at St John s Catholic church for Patrick Troy longtime resident of the city. Rev W T Donahue presided with burial in the parish cemetery north of Independence. Also noted is the death of Mrs Samuel C Lindsay formerly of Independence who died in Cleveland Ohio and whose husband survived her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couriers
Independence
Patrick Troy
St. John's Catholic Church
W.T. Donahue
Samuel C. Lindsay
Cleveland
Hudson
Jane
Town State Hospital
France
Buckeye
Fire sparks fire in straw bed under truck at Eleventh and Sycamore
Firemen extinguished a blaze at 2 30 p m today in a straw bed under a load of sicers in a motor truck at Eleventh and Sycamore streets. The cable bound for a packing plant was spared but the driver and Stevenson Eldora were alarmed. cause traced to a cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh
Sycamore
Stevenson
Eldora
Myers Better After Heart Attack Hospital Stay
George S. Myers of Los Angeles will be able to leave Hollywood Hospital this week, per word from his daughters Mrs James S. Parrott and Mrs Harry Parsons. Myers, 84, suffered a heart attack Easter Sunday.
Medley of Death Notices and Funeral Plans
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices are summarized. Infant Beverly Alpine Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. FB Benn, died this morning. Emma Truax funeral details noted. Mr. H. P. Moore, aged 80, and related mourners traveled to Albany after a death in the family. John J. McGarvey Rosary meeting and Sacred Heart Church funeral arrangements detailed with burial at Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verly Alpine Dean
Beverly Alpine Dean
A. FB. Benn
Leis
Waterlon
Logan Avenue
Warren L. Steeves
Walcut Street Baptist Church
Biaval
Pairview
John J. McGarvey
Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Catholi Eurch
Fourth Street West
Sacred Heart Church
Galvary
Strand theatre to have new manager from New York
H M Kirkman of New York will manage the Strand theatre in Waterloo replacing Arthur E Weld. Kirkman comes from the Paramount in New York where he led the service department and has held posts at Starlight Los Angeles Capitol New York and Warner Bros. He plans to feature Vitaphone pictures in the coming weeks as his wife and son visit Kansas. Weld will be released from service after a two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
A. J. Diebold Company
Cedar Rapids
H. M. Kirkman
Waterloo
New York City
Paramount Theatre
Kirkman
Arthur E. Weld
Warner Bros
Kiwanis Special Car to Washington Convention Planned
Plans for a Kiwanis special car to carry Waterloo members to the national convention in Seattle June 17 to 21 are being perfected by traveling agents of three railroads. The car will depart Waterloo the week of June 16 and meet the Mason City car at Manly Iowa to allow two towns' representatives to travel together. Attending railroad men include A E Piers of the Soo Line, J J Brown of the Canadian Pacific, and W D Foster of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Kiwanis
Waterloo
Seatile
Wash
Seattle
Mason City
Manly
E. Piers
St. Paul
Minn
Soo Line
J. J. Brown
Chicago
Canadian Pacific
W. D. Foster
Des Moines
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Republicans Propose Tax Cut Plan Before Senate Panel
Washington April 24 A Republican majority unveiled a 210 million dollar tax reduction program before the senate finance committee. The plan, tied to majority faction goals, may be reported this week. The Democratic minority meets tomorrow to craft a rival proposal seeking 300 million dollars in tax cuts, says Senator Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Zolkoske Welsche Wedding at St Marys Ackley
The marriage of Teresa Frances Welsche and Theodore Zolkoske was solemnized at St. Marys Catholic Church in Ackley Iowa this morning by Rev. J J O Meara. Attending were Mr and Mrs Michael O Neill. The couple will reside at Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Teresa Frances Welsche
Theodore Zolkoske
St. Mary's Catholic Church
J. J. O'Meara
Michael O'Neill
Zolkoske
Robert Son
Waterloo Doctors to Address Conventions at Cedar Rapids
Dr Edward L Rohlf will speak on The Health Regime in the Public Schools at the Iowa Medical Society state convention in Cedar Rapids on May 9. Dr J R Thompson city health physician will lead a Public Health discussion at the Public Health association annual meeting there on May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Rohlf
Iows Medical Society
Cedar Rapids
J. R. Thompson
Public Health Association
Marquis and Lepper wed in Davenport ceremony
J Everett Marquis house man ager of the Riviera theatre married Eleanor Lepper yesterday at the bride’s parents home in Davenport. Rev M Gelzendaner of St Mark’s English Lutheran performed the ceremony. Afterward breakfast was served for relatives and the couple left for Watering to begin their life together. Marquis was formerly assistant manager of the Columbia theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Everett Marquis
Riviera Theatre
Eleanor Lepper
Chris Lepper
Davenport
M . Gelzendaner
St. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Fundamentalists and scientists clash over mutual ignorance
Rev. James C G Creede of St Mark's Episcopal told Conopus club members at Black's theatre today that the rift between fundamentalists and scientists stems from each side's ignorance of the other. The popular meeting highlighted the communication gap between faith and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James CG
Creede
Si. Mark's
Episcopal Church
Mienders
Conopus Club
Black
Jay Mills to Wed Ruth Glanville Next Monday
Jay Mills master of ceremonies at the Riviera theatre will wed Ruth Glanville saxophonist on April 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Althouse in Oakland The couple's plans were learned today and Miss Ginnvie recently performed at the theatre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Mills
Riviera Theatre
Althouse
Oakland
Shyveck
Ruth Glanville
Ginn‘vie
Coolidge to Deliver Memorial Day Address at Gettysburg
President Coolidge has virtually decided to deliver the Memorial Day address at the Gettysburg battlefield rather than Arlington National Cemetery. The White House announced the plan today as part of the president’s schedule. Also named treasurer H Theodore Tate of Tennessee, succeeding Frank White who resigned. Tate now serves as assistant treasurer. Quarantines list several children with chickenpox and diphtheria cases at specific addresses in Washington.
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Washington, D. Cc
Coolidge
Gettysburg Battlefield
Arington National Cemetery
White House
Tate
Washington, D. C
H. Theodore Tate
Tennessee
Coolidge Ans
United States
Frank White
Treasurrer
Small papers lobby against government printing ban
Washington April 24 small daily and weekly newspapers urged support for a bill to restrict government printing of special return addresses on stamped envelopes before the senate post office committee. Herman Roe for the National Editorial association cited threats of boycotts by business houses and bankers. Senator Kendrick noted small papers rely on job printing and that government is a strong competitor in the current field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Post Office Committee
Herman Roe
Northfield Minn. News
National Editorial Association
Businss Houses
Kendrick
Democrat
Wyoming
Utilities Handed Lenroot 320000 in Payments
Washington April 24. The federal trade commission disclosed payments totaling 320000 to former Senator Irvine Lenroot of Wisconsin by the joint committee of National Public Utilities associations. Lenroot served as counsel to the committee and was involved in the Walsh resolution investigations into the utilities industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
U.R
Irvine L. Lenrcot
Wisconsin
Joint Committee of National Public Utilities
Federal Trade Commission
Ulity
Lenroot
Joint Committee
Senate
Walsh
Ira L. Grimshaw
Thomas ©. Healy
The
Trade Commission
Very Light Vote in Ohio Primary
Columbus April 24 The struggle for control of Ohio's eight Republican delegates to the national convention between Secretary Herbert Hoover and former Senator Frank B. Willis drew very light votes overall with Cleveland showing a heavy turnout, Youngstown and Columbus moderating, and Cincinnati Toledo and Dayton remaining light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Frank 8. Wills
Ohio
Cleveland
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Toledo
Dayton
Harry L. Davis
Jurors Selected for Henderson Trial in Hawkeye Bank Case
On April 24 jurors were being chosen for the trial of M. W. Henderson former state superintendent of banking and chief of Fryat National Bank of Hawkeye on fraud charges. Judge H. E. Taylor presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Servicr West Union
Tral
M. W. Henderson
Banking
Inter
Hief
Fryat National Bank of Hawkeye
H. E. Taylor
Tricks of the camera man described for Kiwanis luncheon
Monarch Film superintendent Tiry Miller explained how prehistoric beasts in The Lost World appear 40 feet long though real size was far smaller, achieved by internal balloon effects. Narhat Mckelt and Grace Ullemeyer performed with two student pieces Asleep on the Deep and Velga Boatman at Hotel Russell-Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiry Miller
Monarch Film Company
Kiwanis
Russell-Lamson
Narhat Mckelt
East High School
Velga Boatman
Grace Ullemeyer
Woman breaks arm after tripping down stairs
Mrs Earl J Gould of 232 Sheridan road fractures her left arm in a stair fall at home. Condition listed as good at Presbyterian hospital. Pearl Lane files for divorce from John Lane after more than 30 years of marriage. their son Milton, 18, seeks custody. Marriage dated Independence August 24, 1897. Building permits issued for Frank Stepna, Tim Mulberry home, and for Jack Sutherland and Rev. Warren Steeves chapel. Marriage licenses granted to Atlee Presson and Anna Penrose, Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Gould
Sheridan Road
Presbyterian Hospital
Frank Stepna
Tim Mulberry
Home Park
Jack Sutherland
Warren Steeves
Dearborn
Gus L. Anderson
Fiehl Street
Nature Gets Blame for Human Mistakes Says Caukin
Des Moines reports Dr Esther Caukin of Washington DC told the Iowa division of the American Association of University Women that many blame nature for defects. She urged public opinion shaping to guide Washington lawmakers. The conference in Des Moines continues through today with Leonie Lansdorp of Dutch South Africa commenting on women’s labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Esther Caukin
Washington, D. C
Iqwa
Ameros Association of University Women
Dr. Caukin
Washington
South Africa
Leonie Lansdorp
Association
Berkeley Housewife Proposes Bacteria Essential to Life
Berkeley April 24. A young Berkeley housewife and mother Mrs Helen McDonald Steinfeld, holding degrees from two universities, has finished experiments suggesting life on earth may require bacteria. The UC Berkeley zoology department announced her three year study using 25,060 fruit flies and challenging Pasteur era theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
INS
Helen McDonald Steinfeld
University of California Department of Zoology
Pasteur
Steinfelt
Helen McDonald
University of California
T C Students Go to Wisconsin Speaking Contest
Teachers college entrants from the Interstate League of Teachers Colleges travel to Stevens Point Wisconsin for a speech contest. Leonard Jensen Cedar Falls represents Iowa in the oratorical test with Democracy Triumphant while Lorne Boylan Bristow competes in extemporaneous speaking. Coach Prof W A Brindley and Robert Puller Cedar Falls lead the delegation. Illinois Kansas Missouri join Iowa Wisconsin in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrict
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Interstate League of Teachers Colleges
Stevens Point
Wis
Leonard Jensen
Iowa
Democracy
Lorne Boylan
Bristow
W. A. Brindley
Robert Puller
Forensic Society
Wisconsin
Mllinois
Kansas
Missouri
Reed Will Fire in West Virginia
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri plans to enter the Democratic presidential primary in West Virginia. John Lewis, a Washington attorney and Reed supporter, is en route to Charleston with the petition to place Reed's name on the primary ballot. Reed recently campaigned in West Virginia and the events there influenced his decision to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
James A. Reed
Missouri
West Virginia
John Lewis
Washington
Chartestat
Reed
Bobby Franks Memorial Gift In Will for $100,000
Chicago April 24. The will of Jacob Franks provides a $100,000 memorial in memory of Bobby Franks murdered by Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. Franks died last week after illness attributed to grief over his son’s 1925 death, with much of the estate left to Franks’s widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bobby Franks
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Jacob Franks
Franks
Grick
Brain Tests in Otis Style at Leading Universities
The Evening Post describes self-administering Otis mental tests used at many top universities. It lists sample questions on logic, names in a directory, family relations, number sequences, and explorer discoveries, with five minute limits and multiple choice answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Otis
Otis
James
Smith
Jones
King
Thompson
Madden Reverses Stance on Flood Control Bill
Washington April 24 Madden a key administration ally withdrew opposition to the senate flood control bill amid changes in president Coolidge stance. The House approved amendments shifting cost of acquiring rights of way for the spillway and floodway projects to states and localities, with Madden signaling alignment after Coolidge indicated flexibility on revisions for New Madrid and Bonnet Carre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Coolidge Inday
The
Interstate Bridge Company
Missouri River
Nebraska City
Senate
House
Washington
BD. C
Madden
Cooldge
Coolrdge
Coolidge Dnd
New Madrid
Blingis
Missouri
City of
New Orlens
Boynect Carre
State Examiners Find Black Hawk's Accounts All Right
Des Moines April 24. Black Hawk county accounts for the year ending December 31 1927 were approved in a report filed with the auditor of state. The balance on hand January 1 1928 was 580 292 11 dollars. Total disbursements for the year were 4 006 598 43 and receipts 3 708 597 74, exclusive of cash on hand at the beginning of 1927 which was 878 091 80 dollars. The methods of handling the accounts of county officers were found in accordance with the state department requirements and only a few minor errors were found in the entire check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Black Hawk County
J. W. Low
Hawkeye Hotel Reconstruction Begins Under Miller Supervision
Rebuilding of the Hawkeye Hotel after an April fire started today under James G Miller Construction Company. Insurers back the effort to restore the structure to its pre fire condition. Most tenants will return, except Howland Candy Company whose stock and fixtures were destroyed. The hotel is to reopen once reconditioning is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Hotel
Apris
Jaubn G. Miller Construction Company
T Re
Light People Give Money to Schools
Washington DC April 24. The National Electric Light association will spend nearly 1 million dollars this year on propaganda and educational work. The FTC power trust investigation by auditor George H Francis disclosed donations totaling 80 thousand dollars to schools and colleges for research, lectures at universities, and gifts to national organizations including the National Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
CIS
National Electric Light Association
Federal Trade Commission
Power Trust
George H Francis
Association
National Federatio of Women's Clubs
Francis
Pilot and Passenger Killed in Nosedive at Ford Airport
Detroit April 24. Gordon A. Taylor 25 of Taylor Aircraft Rochester N Y was pilot and Apron Rosenbreett of New York City a passenger were killed when a Taylor demonstration plane nose dived from about 1000 feet and crashed at Ford airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Gordon A. Taylor
Taylor Aircraft Corporation
Rochester
N. Y
Rosenbreett
New York City
Ford Airport
Taylor
Locust Plague Strikes Egypt's Cotton Crops
Locust swarms reported across upper and lower Egypt in April threaten cotton fields. Authorities mobilize energetically to wipe out the invasion as farmers brace for damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
Upper
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Atr. and Mrs. Newcomer
Lieut, Ben Elson
Frank Marquis
Emma Truax
Cult Street
Petersen Bros
J. EH. Shedd
East Park Presbyterian Ciwarel
TP. Moore
Strand
Zolkoske-Welsche
Gettysrud
Loraine Schaak
Laverne Schaak
Fourth East
Margarite
Floy Price
Kern
Francis Price
Jane Price
George Logadon
Mullan Avenue Weal
Omall Job Dept
Utilities
Lenrcot
Henderson
Atlee Presson
Maquoketa
Anna Penrose
I. ci
T. C
State Highway Commission
Town
Montsant
Mon “Comery
Gedar
Harris Lyon
Pottawattane
Wayne Coumies
Evening Post
Thue
U.P
Saa
Illinois
Louisiana
Black Hawk
Miller
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