Wheeler Cleared by Jury May Push Perjury Charges
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana, cleared by a jury of misusing office, says he may push perjury charges against key witnesses. He urges an early Washington trial on the new indictment alleging conspiracy to fraudulently govern land and mineral lands through the interior department.
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Royal Couple Back From Cruise in London Return
King George and Queen Mary arrived in London to crowds estimated around 30 000 surrounding St Margaret's church for the funeral of Gen Lord Rawlinson and to protect officials amid fears of a red plot. Police and guards maintained order as notables attended. The royal party traveled from Victoria Station to Buckingham Palace amid cheers.
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Housekeeper Seeks Employer Estate After Death
A district judge handed down a petition revealing a housekeeper for Peter Smith seeks recovery of an estate valued at about two thousand dollars. She claimed Smith promised posthumous rank for her in his affairs in exchange for her loyalty, with the bank holding the asset in question.
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Runaway Wife Death Mystery Tied To Sewer Find
Chicago police probe a casem linked to a missing wife as a butcher knife a worm’s slipper rag of clothing and bone fragments are recovered from a catchbasin sewer near Budlong Field. Investigators believe the items may identify the woman found in the sewer and connect to the missing wife of Amg Korurek who vanished months ago
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Pronk Keerrek
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Betrothal Announcement in Minneapolis Ceremony
An announcement from Rev. somber occasion at the home of Miss Martha Bliss and Tein Nasopantes in Traer notes the betrothal ceremonies held last evening. The event featured Miss Bliss wearing a attire, with Mike Bliss present and Cather as proprietor of an Olympie canis kitchen in Traer.
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Tener
Tein Nasopantes
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Cather
Proprie Soref
Traer
Men Enter Housework as Menace to Maids in City
In Sioux City on April 24 women face reflect on male competition in house cleaning. Employment bureaus report jobless men turning to cleaning for sustenance. Their ability for heavy work makes them desirable for spring cleaning and demand rises, according to labor officials.
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Inbor
Germany on Eve of Election Faces Ballot Clash
Fighting erupts in western Berlin as republicans clash with nationalists. Mary and Hindenburg urge voters via radio in last appeals. Police report injuries in Koenigsberg Dortmund outbreaks with fascists attacking Republicans. One man killed and two wounded when fascists fire on Reichsbanner riders.
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Cornerstone of Masonic Homes Highlighted Amid Growth
Waterloo Masons push a major temple project as a symbol of loyalty and unity. The piece notes early members and commands, outlines nationwide Masonry expansion, and cites a snowstorm tragedy in Korea as context for communal resilience.
Balkan Situation Signals Risk of Wider Balkan War
AP dispatches from Sofia and elsewhere report tensions in Bulgaria with fears neighboring states will be drawn in. alleged communist plots blamed for church bombing and killings. executions, arrests, and refugee movements add to regional instability amid international scrutiny.
Millionaire Thanks Juvenile Court for Jury Job at $3 a Day
Chicago April 25 Harold F McCormick millionaire harvester manufacturer said thank you for being allowed to work for 3 a day He received 360 for two weeks service as a juror in the juvenile court and was voted a regular fellow by the other jurors He praised the court as one of Chicago s most helpful institutions
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Farmer Fatally Wounded in Rural Blast
Perry Arthur, a farmer near Lynnville, was injured when a blast while blasting stumps on his farm exploded. He was taken to a local hospital with severe injuries including blinded eyes and facial damage.
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Tramps Barred From Water Free Beer Supplied Nearby
London reports a water shortage forcing Ashfordby villagers to offer free beer to tramps passing through yesterday. Locals described the scene as unusual with aid provided amid the thirst.
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Ashfordby
WHT to Broadcast All Night Program Honoring Marconi
Chicago prepares an all night program to honor Guglielmo Marconi as WHT opens in the Wrigley Building on 238 meters. Major H S Brian will direct an aerial drill of 30 planes and a 24 gun salute will start the event at 8 30 PM CST. The project cost about 200000 dollars with William Hale Thompson among Chicago leaders backing the station.
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Guglielmo Marconi
Wireless and Radio
WHT
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George 8. Carlson
William Hale Thompson
Son Born in Auto as Cedar Falls Couple Races Toward Home
Cedar Falls April 25 John Rohrssen and his wife started by car at 4:30 a m from Denver Iowa moving toward Cedar Falls. En route the stork arrived and the couple stopped at St Francis hospital where mother and baby son were cared for after birth in transit.
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Chicago Considers Shorter Daylight Saving Plan
Chicagoans will move clocks ahead tonight under a daylight saving ordinance. Aldermen favor shortening daylight saving to July and August only, with the amendment now referred to the judiciary committee and no vote taken.
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Baby Buggy Fire Causes Major Home Loss
A baby buggy stored near a gas plate in the basement of 1002 Lincoln Street, occupied by Charles Burke, caught fire at 1 16 p m today. The blaze burned the basement, caused about 390 dollars in loss, and sent smoke through the interior of the house. Firefighters arrived to find the basement in flames but confined the fire.
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Charles Burke
Fremen
Patching Pants Costs St. Louis Policeman Fifty Dollars
Patrolman Philip Duff left his beat to have trousers mended and the police board fined him 50 dollars. While at a tailor shop last March 3, the Mound City Trust Company was robbed of 35000 dollars. alarms sounded but the burglars escaped before Duff could return.
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Man jailed for not displaying auto registration and plates
Justice George Lightner in Cedar Rapids this morning jailed Ward Mathews of Marengo for 30 days and fined him 100 dollars plus costs for failing to carry and display his auto registration and license plates, establishing precedent under motor laws.
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Ward Mathews
Marengo
Miller Denies Insanity as Jury to Rule on Sanity
Mrs. Nina C. Miller, 61, deemed insane by an insanity commission and ordered committed to Independence Hospital. An appeal to the district court will suspend removal. a 12‑person jury will decide her sanity. Miller sought $20,000 alimony after a 40‑year marriage to G. Miller and divorce for cruelty.
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J. W. Thompson
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Grand Champion 0G 70 Be Chosen At Chow Tonight
Judges select best dog from each breed class at Cedar Valley Series beach show in Waterloo. Attendance and entry list exceed expectations with 200 plus dogs and 28 breeds, as Frank E. Henry notes the event's success.
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Contesse and many dogs win at bulldog show
The page lists dozens of dogs across breeds winning prizes at a show. Contesse owned by Dr. C R Huber takes top bulldog honors. other winners include Sunny Jim and Schnurr's King in Chesapeake Bay dogs. various classes of collies, Kerry Blue Terriers, Pekingese, and cocker spaniels with owners and locations such as Mason City Waterloo and Chicago noted.
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Waterloo
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Tazewell
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Washington
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Chicago
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Indict Real Estate Trader for Swindle in Iowa
Fairfield Iowa April 25 Jefferson county grand jury returns a true bill against Playd Hixson Richland for cheating by false pretenses The action follows Roy Gray Galesburg sentenced to Fort Madison for swindling B A Simgleton Pleasant Plain out of a general store in a land scheme Gray and Hixson previously named in an indictment charging conspiracy to defraud in connection with the case
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Sidewalk Fall Yields $3700 Verdict for Belle Plaine Woman
After five days of trial in district court, Mrs. Martha Ann Greenlee, 62, of Belle Plaine, wins a $3,700 damages verdict against the city for injuries from a September sidewalk fall. She claimed the walk was in poor condition and caused her injury.
Recruiting Station Opens Here After Temporary Closure
TH. S. Hatton, the focal naval recruiting officer, returned from Des Moines where he met with state officers. He announced the local recruiting station is now open and accepting enlistments after a several week closure.
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Death notices and obituaries from Waterloo area
Martha Valonia Simpson 74 died at home on Jefferson Street after moving from Town Falls where she lived 40 years. Surviving children listed. funeral at Kistner's home. Clara J Bowerman wife of Harry Bowerman died at St. Francis Hospital. four children and extended relatives named. services Monday at Central Christian Church. Frank Scheel funeral by Rev. Mueller, with services at O Keefe & Fownes chapel and First Evangelical Lutheran church. born 1871 in Germany, died at his home on Poplar Avenue.
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Julius M. Kiebs
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Elmwood
Frank Scheel
Prank Scheel
Henry W. Mueller
O'Keefe & Fowner
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Miners Brave Fire Rescue at Burke Hecla Lead Mine
Fourteen miners trapped by smoke and flame at the Hecla Lead mine in Burke were saved after hours of effort. Rescue crews fought heat and gas while three acts of valor emerged with Van Vaerhes Sparks and Griges playing key roles in guiding others to safety. Water filled the 2000 foot level as testing for gas continued, delaying operations until Monday.
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Babies Emulating Older Auto Thieves In Pueblo
Police report a group of youngsters under 10 forming a toy auto theft ring in Pueblo Colorado. The children took toy antas Kiddie cars and coaster wagons from peers, altering their appearances by interchanging parts to avoid recognition.
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Baker and Drain to Broadcast Speeches Tonight
New York April 25 Newton D. Baker former secretary of war and National Commander Drain of the American Legion will broadcast speeches at a legion meeting tonight. The radiocast will be carried by WEAF and WIZ. General John J. Pershing may also speak.
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Sheriff Undertakes Long Trip for Escaped Prisoner
Sheriff Charles Denison left for New Brighton Pennsylvania to fetch Martin Fisher who escaped ten days ago from a county jail gang on roads. Fisher was found yesterday at his mother's home while serving a term for breaking and entering.
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Charles Denison
New Brighton
Martin Fisher
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