Slap on Kerensky at Chicago Banquet Sparks Protest
A former Russian army officer publicly slapped Alexander Kerensky at the Palmer House in Chicago. Dr Boris Telesnitsky said the blow was to honor Russia and protest Kerensky’s actions in the United States. Serge Busch aided the assailant and both were ejected as a detective intervened. Kerensky did not press charges.
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Chicago
Alexander Kerensky
Kerensky
Palmer House
Russia
Boris Gregory Telesiitsky
Serge Busch
Dr. Telesnitsky
Kerenaky
Busch
Dr.Telesnitsky
United States
New York
Flood relief appeal grows as Mississippi floods deepen
Hoover officials warn ten million dollars are needed for flood relief as thousands are marooned across northern Louisiana and Arkansas. Airplanes boats and trains rush food and medical supplies to isolated towns while vaccination and boil-water rules are enforced. New Orleans braces for rising waters with levee revetments and guards ready to deter sabotage as Ark city evacuations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Arkansas
Louisiana
Walt
Mississippi
Natchez
Gulfport
Miss
Leland
Arcola
Hollandau
New Orleans
INS
Lutcher
Convent
Luling
Witl
Junior Plantation
Lake Pontchartrain
Gulf
Ouachita
Red
Camden
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas City
High Court Ends Bread Trust Probe
The Supreme Court refused to review an adverse decision, effectively halting the federal trade commission’s bread trust investigation. The probe, begun under senatorial authority at Senator La Follette’s initiative, faced a deadly setback as the high court declined further action in Washington D C.
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Washington, D.C
INS
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Comminision
Bread Trust
la Follette
Wisconsin
Fireman's Wife Pursues Blaze To Station Car
Clinton Lindsey fireman at central station came off duty at 8 am and found smoke in his car parked in front of the station. Mrs Lindsay had driven to fetch him and stopped the car as smoke rolled up inside. Lindsey opened the door and beat out the fire with his coat caused by a short circuit in the horn wire.
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C\linton Lindsey
Central Station
Lindsay
Lindsey
Auto Stripper Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison
Virgil Leege pleaded guilty to automobile theft and was sentenced by Judge EE. B. Stiles in district court to ten years in the reformatory at Anamosa. The stolen sedan, owned by Dr. A. J. Joynt, was taken March 24 from Park Avenue East, stripped at 921 Forest Avenue, and later federal plans to charge him with driving a stolen car from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, were dropped.
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Virgil
Leege
EE. B. Stiles
Anamosa
A. J. Joynt
Lafayette Street
Park Avenue East
Forest Avenue
Sioux Falls
S. D
Iowa
Davenport Boy Killed On Highway
Billy Edward Garstang an 11 year old boy was killed Sunday afternoon while walking on the paved highway east of Davenport He and a companion who had been hiking jumped to the roadside as an automobile followed them Garstang was said to have crossed back into the road and leapt into the path of the car driver T W Trimble Moline UL posted bond of 2000 pending a coroner s inquest to be held tonight
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Davenport
Billy Edward Garstang
Edgewater Park
Garstang
T. W
Trimble
Moline
Smith Not Likely to Withdraw His Name from Race
The New York Herald Tribune discusses the potential withdrawal of Smith from the presidential race. It notes Smith’s followers would oppose any compromise candidate and might vote Republican if he retires unwillingly. A proposal to change nominating rules to a majority vote and eliminate favorites is considered as a path to a McAdoo versus Smith showdown.
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Smith
New York
George
England
Hick
South
East
McAdoo
New York Herald-Tribune
Funeral of Mrs Camille Cole Robinson in Waterloo
Rev Effie McCullom Jones of Webster City assisted by Rev W C Bodell conducted the funeral at the home on Third Street East. Mrs Jones had been Robinsons pastor in Waterloo. Pallbearers were C D Cass D V Ramage H B Plumb J B Parrott C Wy Stilson and A B Chambers. Twenty relatives accompanied the body to Vinton for interment. Mary Humphrey Ramage, a St Katherine's Davenport student, attended from Davenport.
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Effie McCullom Jones
Webster City
W. C. Bodell
Anniversalist Church of Waterloo
Camille Cole Robinson
Third Street East
Waterloo
Jones
Robinson
C. D. Cass
D. Vs. Ramage
H. B. Plumb
J. 8. Parrott
C. Wy. Stilson
A. B. Chambers
Vinton
Mary Humphrey Ramage
St. Katherine's
Davenport
Funeral Rites for Chicago Alderman Frank McCarthy
Funeral services were held for Frank McCarthy former Chicago alderman and Cedar Heights resident at his home 4212 Washington Boulevard followed by a requiem high mass at St Mel's and burial in Mount Carmel cemetery. He had lived in Chicago 43 years and worked in the canl business 38 years. Survived by three sons Walter Frank and win vv and two daughters Neb Tie Gu McCwiitiy and Mrs Brown.
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Frank McCarthy
Chicago
George ¢. Brown
Washington Boulevard
St. Mel's Church
Mount Carmel
Brown
Canl
Walter Th
Frank J
Win Vv
Mettarths
Neb Tie Gu. McCwiitiy
Mrs. Brown
Sheriff closes Polk barbecue drinking stands in raids
Des Moines April 25. Barbecue lunches, the successor to the roadhouse, are banned in Polk county after raids by Sheriff Park A. Findley and deputies. Undercover officers found liquor in several stands and ten girls were sent home Saturday night. The sheriff said most proprietors sell no liquor but permit drinking, and raids will continue until stands are closed or operated differently.
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Des Moines
Polk County
Park A. Findley
Findley
Indiana Miners and Operators to Hold Wage Parley
Terre Haute Indiana April 25 An agreement has been reached for a joint state conference of Indiana miners and operators Harvey Cartwright president of district No 11 of the United Mine Workers of America announced here today This will be the first joint state conference in the central competitive field since the Miami conference The recent successful meeting of Indiana strip coal miners and operators at which a wage agreement for two years patterned after the Jacksonville scale was reached was the deciding factor in influencing the Indiana deep vein operators to accept our proposal for a state conference.
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Terre Haute
Ind
INS
Indiana
Harvey Cartwright
United Mine Workers of America
Miami
Jacksonville
Cartwright
Gov Hammill On Speaking Tour Across Des Moines Area
Governor Hammill heads a speaking tour with stops at Humboldt Estherville and Storm Lake to address church, teachers, and civic groups. He anticipates a joint July discussion with Governor Trumbull of Connecticut at Mackinac Island focusing on The Farm Situation, presenting middle western and agricultural perspectives.
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Des Moines
Hammill
Humboldt
Brotherhood
Estherville
Storm Lake
Gov
Trumbull
Connecticut
Mackinack Island
Middlewest
Answers to current events questions in Courier
Answers to Saturday Courier current events Qs: 1 mistrial in the Pho Ford libel suit. 2 Mussolini issues thirty rules for capital and labor. 3 Senator James A Reed entered Henry Ford hospital after sudden illness. 4 Henry Moran of Canopus clubs, Minneapolis, visits Waterloo as president of an international group. 5 Tragedy in Mexico, killing and burning nearly 100 on a railroad train by bandits. 6 Mrs von Stresen’s Doberman Pinscher, owned by E J Robinson, wins Cedar Valley Kennel show. 7 Added gasoline tax will raise about 2 1/2 million yearly for roads. 8 Clifford Niles misses Waterloo speech due to impassable highway. 9 Poln Neer sails to marry a prince in Paris. 10 Floods along the lower Mississippi engage Red Cross and government.
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Courier
Mussolini
United States
Henry Ford
Detroit
Mich
James A. Reed
Waterloo
Henry Moran
Minneapolis
Canopus Clubs
Mexico
Bandita
Cedar Valley Kennel Club
Forum
Red Cross
Misala Aippi
Food trivia and regional dietary questions from old paper
The page poses a set of culinary questions: acid in citrus fruits, breadfruit as a staple, pate de foie gras, origin of limburger, definition of caviar, two best known legumes, regional breakfast pies, fried chicken, terrapin prep, origin of chile con carne and tamales, maple syrup revenue in an eastern state, and puzzle pairings with Ham Ang a Laver and Crenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chile
Plane crash blamed on woman’s foot clogging rudder
The nose dive near Vancouver Washington on April 26 killed passengers Harriet Franklin and Zola Schau and seriously injured pilot Danny Greco. The crash was blamed on the dainty foot of a woman passenger catching in the rudder, leading to the fatal accident.
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Vancouver
Wash
INS
Harriet Franklin
Zola Schau
Danny Greco
Indictments Seek Arrests in Raymond Death Case
Los Angeles April 26 The district attorney announced indictments and warrants for the arrest of Dorothy Mackaye and Dr Walter Sullivan in the Raymond death case The grand jury will investigate alleged cover up of facts surrounding the death of Ray Raymond husband of Miss Mackaye The move centers on charges the pair conspired to withhold information from authorities
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Los Angeles
Cal
District Attorney
Dorothy Mackaye
Walter *. Sullivan
Hollywood
Ray Raymond
Raymond
Miss Mackaye
Oh Men Beware of Flapper Fair Ride Item
Des Moines police warn men to resist flapper advances as two women Betty Miller and Maxine Williams are arrested for picking up men and whisking them away The incident illustrates a new jazz age pattern seen when women in cars offer rides to men and lead them to unknown places
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Des Moines
Chamberlain
Betty Miller
Maxine’Williams
Save Girl Unconscious After 63 Day Fast
Denver April 25 Miss Irene Gimbel 26 a Colorado Chiropractic university student lies in a coma after fasting 63 days. Desperate efforts to nourish her since day 59 have failed. Neal D. Bishop, a recent graduate, has tended her for 11 days after undergoing a similar fast with reported satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Irene Gimbel
Colorado Chiropractic University
Neal D. Bishop
Sorority House Robbed in Iowa City
A sneak thief targeted fraternity and sorority houses in Iowa City. The Kappa Delta sorority home was entered Saturday night and about $75 stolen before the theft was found Sunday. Police vigilance remains high as the hunt continues.
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Town City
INS
Kappa Delta
Hamburg Seeks Local Fund for Hospital Bequest
Hamburg Ga April 25 Citizens here seek ways to raise 40000 to meet a will condition granting a like sum for a city hospital The bequest becomes money for missionary societies if the goal is not met The plan calls for local donations to match Mrs T W Shoults gift prompting civic efforts and fund drives.
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Hamburg
INS
T. W. Shoults
Family plans coast to coast Panama trip
Mrs S K Meyers formerly of Waterloo now in Long Beach Cal will sail May 2 with Mr Meyers for a voyage through the Panama Canal and up the coast to New York. They will return by rail stopping in Waterloo Vern Ward convalescing will accompany them to California from Waterloo.
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Panama
S.K. Meyers
Waterloo
Long Beach
Cal
Vern Ward
Mr. Meyers
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
New York
California
Supreme Court Dismisses Dale Contempt Appeal
Washington April 25 The appeal of George R. Dale Muncie editor from his contempt conviction was dismissed by the Supreme Court on motion of Dale's counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Washington, D. C
George R. Dale
Muncie
Ind
Supreme Court
Building Permits Reported for Local Properties
W K Hostetler files for a heating plant at 440 Upton and 8 Grace builds a residence at 1131 Eighth West totaling 4000 dollars in permit value.
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W. K. Hostetler
Upton
Grace
Eighth West
Quarantines List Includes Several Residents
A fragmented notice lists individuals associated with quarantine, naming Bernard Brown at 712 Mobile, Maneata Graser at 418 Rector, Anna Marie Helple at 279 Parker, and George Diestelmeies at 618 Logan, among others suspected of chicken pox exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menatea
Bernard Brown
Mobile
Romane Graser
Rector
Anna Marie Helple
Parker
George Diestelmeies
Logan
Temperature notes amid garbled OCR data
Weather data for the weekend is incomplete with mixed characters. The readable parts show temperatures labeled as maximum and minimum for Saturday and Sunday and a partial reference to Monday, but most values are unreadable. No clear daily highs or lows can be established.
County road from Finchford turned down
Black Hawk county board of supervisors rejected a proposal to co operate with Bremer and Butler counties in grading and graveling four and one half miles of road from Finchford north and west. The plan would have taken township roads into county systems, but would end in a dirt section, not part of an improved network. Bremer Butler officials were present. all three counties appeared likely to reject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Bremer-Butler
Black Hawk
Bremer
Butler
Black Hawk Board
Hammill to head trip for Lowden talks in Chicago
Des Moines reports Gov. Hammill will lead a Iowa delegation to Chicago on Thursday to confer with Frank O Lowden about the Lowden for President movement. The group, including A C Gustafson Judge Rankins and Representative Saunders, will also discuss farm relief legislation for the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Saunders
Palo Alto
Pullman unveils palatial private train for Calles trip
Chicago dispatch reports the Pullman Company debuts its most lavish train, costing 375000 dollars, reserved for President Calles and his family on a trip to Mexico. Arturo Elias, consul general in New York, his wife and seven year old son also to ride.
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Chicago
Calles
Arturo Elias
New York
Ites
Mexico
Mystery Man Dies Alone in His Cabin
In Ardon, a 75 year old man living alone in a cabin a mile and a half west of the village was found dead in bed yesterday afternoon. He used the name Frank Dowman and no details of his origin or past could be learned. Death was due to natural causes.
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Muscatine
Ija
Ardon
Frank Dowman
Nore
Noyes Speaks at AP Luncheon on Cooperative News Roots
Frank B. Noyes president of the Associated Press was the principal speaker at the AP members luncheon in New York. He traced the history of efforts to create a nationwide cooperative news gathering organization, its struggles, triumph, and the ideals that guide it today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
Two Men Rescued from Pike's Peak Summit
Axel Simonson and James Ames were rescued from Pike's Peak by a cog road crew after being marooned on the summit for two weeks due to heavy snowfall. They had traveled to Cloudland and faced dwindling provisions after air drops nearly exhausted supplies.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
INS
Axel Simonson
James Ames
Pike's Peak
Cloudland
Two Iowa Professors Resign to Join Chicago Faculty
Iowa City April 25. University of Iowa economics professors Frank H. Knight and Henry C. Simons have resigned and will join the faculty of the University of Chicago.
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Iowa City
Insh
Frank H. Knight
Henry C. Simons
University of Iowa
University of Chicago
Clean Up WesK achievement cards due dates set
Boy Scouts collecting Clean Up WesK achievement cards must turn them in at Frank Brothers and Palace Clothiers stores no later than Wednesday.
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Wesk
Frank Brothers
Palace Clothiers
Fire alarms report scattered property damage
Monday morning sparks on a roof at 539 Center street caused damage estimated at 5 dollars. Sunday an awning at 184 Bridge street was damaged by a cigarette thrown from a window, totaling 2 dollars. Also Sunday a fire at 551 Bramahers street caused roof sparks and 50 dollars in damage. Advertisement for Herman Miller.
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J. F. Albrecht
Center Street
H. F. Greten
Bridge Street
R. C. Barber
Bramahers Street
Ex Gov Rees for Catholic President as Republic Proof
Nellie Tayloe Ross former Wyoming governor declared she would like to see a Catholic elected president to prove the republic is more than name. Speaking to the National Women’s Democratic Club she denounced intolerance and urged Democratic women to back her stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Altho
National Women's Democratic Club
Rose
Democratic Party
Elks Send $10,000 to Flood Victims in Valley
Philadelphia April 25 More than $10,000 was dispatched today to flood stricken Mississippi valley areas by local Elks. Grand Exalted Ruler Charlies H. Grakelow telegraphed 1,500 lodges urging contributions to flood sufferers. Mrs Arthur H Kea vice chairwoman of the southeastern Pennsylvania Red Cross chapter asked 1,200 churches to issue calls for assistance. The quota for this section is $365,000.
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Philadelphia
Mississippi Valley
Elks
Charlies H. Grakelow
The
Arthur H. Kea
Southeastern Pennsylvania
American Red Cross
County Approves 225000 Bonds for County Debts
Black Hawk County supervisors authorize J B Graham to prepare $225,000 in bonds to refund maturing obligations. Of the total, $125,000 covers bridge bonds for bridges outside Waterloo and Cedar Falls, and $100,000 refunds general county bonds. Bonds carry 4 1/4 percent interest in $1,000 units. Graham’s bid for preparation was $495.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black ‘Hawk
J. B. Graham
Graham & Co
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Graham
Auto Registrations March 1 rise in Iowa totals
Des Moines reports the Iowa motor vehicle department shows 544 111 passenger cars registered as of March 1, up from 518 870 a year earlier. Trucks reach 44 532, motorcycles 1 147, and 133 trailers. Polk County leads with 88 316 passenger cars. Clarke County is lowest with 2 386.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Motor Vehicle Department of
Iowa
A. Calladay
Polk County
Clarke County
Girls Duel Over Hat Tip Sparks Hospital Wound
In Lemberg Poland on April 25 two Polish girls dueled over which one of a youth they met tipped his hat. A revolver clash left one girl wounded in the head and in a hospital as doctors work to save her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemberg
Poland
Burglar Escapes from Prison Farm
Des Moines April 25 The bureau of criminal investigation today received word of the escape of P. J. Feehan from state prison farm No 5 Feehan was sentenced to 10 years at Fort Madison for breaking and entering at Melrose Ia He had been paroled once but was returned for violation of his parole.
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Des Moines
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
P. J. Feehan
State Prison Farm No. 5
Feehan
Fort Madison
Melrose
Iowa Girl Teacher Returns From Shanghai
Miss Lulu Street, daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Street, home in Atlantic Iowa, after teaching English in Shanghai. She left when the school was requisitioned for barracks by the English and chose to return to the United States.
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Atlantic, Ia
INS
Lulu Street
J. P. Street
Shanghai
United States
Sioux City Hosts Rotary District Convention Crowd
Sioux City, In. hosts more than 1,000 Rotarians and Rotary Anns from South Dakota Nebraska and western Iowa for a two day district convention. The event gathers members from the nineteenth district of Rotary International in Sioux City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Rotary
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Rotary International
Remodeling of fronts at Diamond Bros and Tony Gentle stores
A remodeling contract for 626 and 628 Sycamore street will be let Thursday afternoon in the office of architect Howard Burr. The fronts will be moved to the center, with a modern arcade display window design for the Diamond Bros grocery and Tony Gentle fruit store on the Mike Gasser estate property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Diamond Bros. Grocery
Tony Gentle
Mike Gasser
Howard Burr
Denies Retirement Reports By Chase Bank Leader
John McHugh, president of the Chase National bank, denied reports of his retirement circulating in newspapers amid his recent purchase of a California land tract. The denial was issued in New York on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John McHugh
Chase National Bank
California
GM Earns $5.80 a Share in Q1 1927 Report
General Motors Corporation reports first quarter 1927 earnings of 5.80 dollars per common share. Net earnings total 52,557,408 dollars, up 7,439,790 dollars from the previous year’s first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors Corporation
Lithuania declares siege over communist agitation
London April 25. Declaration of a state of siege in Lithuania due to communist agitation is reported by the exchange telegraph correspondent in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lithuania
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Atlantic Not So Dry Town Faces Liquor Arrests
Atlantic Ta April 26 INS reports during a year 127 arrests were recorded here with 2 for drunkenness showing the town’s limited liquor tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Uquor
Grunkennesa
Teacher 1 Fined For Whipping In Plymouth
Plymouth Indiana April 25 a young Hoosier schoolmaster named Kirk whipped more than 20 pupils including girls at Washington School for not memorizing The Village Blacksmith He was fined $5 and costs on an assault and battery charge by Justice Monroe Stiner He is 21 and said the punishment was his method as a boy Additional charges from other parents have been filed and venue was moved to Argos Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
Kirk
Delph McKesson
Argos
Protest Veto of Municipal Levies in Iowa
Representatives from 12 Iowa counties met Gov. Hammill in Des Moines to protest his veto of a bill allowing municipalities to levy an emergency and deficiency tax. The deadline to approve or reject bills nears at midnight with no sign of recalling the veto. Muscatine auditor C. H. Pitchforth spoke for the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisia
Muscatine
Lucas
C. H. Pitchforth
Muscatine County
Testimony opens in Snyder Gray murder trial
Long Island City, April 25. The Snyder Gray murder case opened with District Attorney Newcombe alleging Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray conspired to kill Albert Snyder for the woman's freedom. Dr. Howard Neail testified, corroborating death by strangulation, with a piece of picture wire presented as evidence.
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Long Island City
N. Y
Snyder-Gray
Newcombe
Ruth
Brown Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Howard Neail
Warren Snyder
Snyder
Pratt Child to Be Sent to Des Moines
Roberta Jane Pratt six year old foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett S Pratt Des Moines was paroled into the custody of Louis Hall and his wife to be taken to Des Moines and delivered to the juvenile court There Mrs Pratt was acquitted of third degree assault in the burning and beating claim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roberta Jane Pratt
Everett S. Pratt
Des Moines
Louis Hall
Musical Numbers Please Rotarians at Noonday Luncheon
Rotarians enjoyed a noonday program at Hotel Russell Lawson featuring local high school students. West High’s Jean Rohlf played Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffmann and Beautiful Memories on harp, East High’s Frances Stotts offered a dramatic reading The Lane That Had No Turning, East High’s Mary Pitts performed Euphonium solos Happy Be Thy Dreams and Lassie O Mine, and West High’s Marjorie Harker closed with Audience or Optience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell- Lawson
Jean Rohlf
West High
Barcarolle
Marjorie Harker
Match in gasoline burns 3 automobiles
A match dropped in gasoline started by Ralph Kearney at 1019 Beech street caused $350 damage to three autos in Rialto parking grounds at 610 Commercial street at 1 55 a m Sunday. Cars belonged to Kearney George H Deits and Arthur Jensen. Kearney was taken into custody and later released on $50 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kearney
Beech Street
Rialto
Commercial Street
Kearney
George H. Deits
Evergreen Avenue
Arthur Jensen
Pioneer National Bank
Many Guests Attend Young Judea Dance at Armory
A large crowd attended the Young Judea dance last evening at the Armory with many out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Judea Dance
Armory
Arrest of Deserter Ehwood L Mote Near Denver Army Post
Ehwood Leroy Mote of 228 Conger Street was arrested at noon today by Detective Ralph Davis on a deserter charge. The medical corps member is alleged to have fled from Fitzsimons Hospital in Denver, Colorado, earlier in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehwood Leroy Mote
Conger Street
Ralph Davis
United States Army
Mote
Fitzsimons Hospital
Denver
Cola
District Results in Music Contests in Iowa
First place winners in district high school music contests include Abraham Lincoln high Council Bluffs girls gle clubs and boys gle club. Emmetsburg area leads with multiple event wins. Pocahontas Laurens Kolfe Fonda top trio at county contest with Laurens finishing first in Pocahontas county contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Abraham Lincoln High
Council Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Pocahontas, Ia
Ilaurens
Pocahontag County
Kolfe Wee
Fonda
Landslide blocks main line near Clinton Iowa
Landslide near Riggs Iowa blocks the Milwaukee main line and detours trains via Cedar Rapids Clinton this afternoon. Earlier slide on April 17 caused a passenger wreck with deaths and injuries to crew. Later reports say the slide is minor and the line should clear early this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Riggs
Milwaukee Railway
Northwestern
Cedar Rapids
Hold Kazlas to Grand Jury on Liquor Charge
Michael Kazlas of Waterloo was held to the grand jury on illegal transportation after his car containing several gallons of alcohol was found in Cedar Falls Saturday night. He posted a $150 bond this afternoon under order of Justice R B Murray. The car had been reported stolen to Waterloo police and was found about 20 minutes after the theft was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar. Falls
Michael Kazlas
Third Avenue West
Waterloo
R. B. Murray
Grand
Kazlas
Cedar Falls
Gates lecturers to attend central commercial teachers convention
Bruce Gates president of Gates college will attend the twenty second annual convention of the Central Commercial Teachers association in Minneapolis with five faculty members Miss Mary S Horner R H Gillespie Miss Charity Craig Mrs Phaye Thompson and Miss Irene Kessler. Gates will address Friday on how the commercial school product meets the employer's need. The late A F Gates helped organize the association in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gates
Gates College
Mary S. Horner
R.H. Gillespie
Charity Craig
Phaye Thompson
Irene Kessler
Central Commercial Teachers Association
Minneapolis
Gates
A. F. Gates
Liquor Charges Filed Against Two Men
A IL McBroom of 1113 Fourth Street East and Ruy Keefe of the Hummel Hotel are charged with illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. McBroom, arrested Sunday morning, was fined $15 and costs on a second charge of disturbing the peace in municipal court today. Keefe was arrested early today. Officer Warren Buckley made both arrests.
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A. IL
McBroom
Fourth Street
Ruy
Keefe
Hummel
Keefa
Warren Buckley
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Pike’s Peak
Herman. Miller
Rees
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Pratt
Emmetsburg
E— Manson
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Ruthven
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