THREE BIG STATE DELEGATIONS AID TO HOOVER SMITH
Ohio and Massachusetts delegations rally to Hoover and Smith as New York Governor Smith seeks support across key states. Pennsylvania and Ohio show strong backing, while Massachusetts shows heavy Smith votes. Oklahoma allocates 20 votes to Curtis then Lowden under state instruction. Kansas Democrats back Ayres for president as Reed loses influence.
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Hoover Smith
Washington, D.C
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Sear Hoover
Gay Smith
New York
Hoover
Ft Kaniass
Mellon
Smith
Houston
New ‘York
Oho
Hine Us
Atlee Pomerenc
Tor Smith
Columbus
Pomerehe
Gov
Donahey
Reed
Missouri
Coolidge
Willis
Dawes
Lowden
Curtis
Oklahoma City
Oklas
INS
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Senator Curtis
W. Co. Skelly
Tulsa
R. D. Rood
Beartlesville
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kan
Housiton
William A. Ayres
Big Oil Testimony Details Unauthorized Funds and Divorces
Testimony states a fourth share from Continental Trading Company was turned over to a minor official for the benefit of the company, not for personal use, with later disclosure to directors after five years. Sinclair allegedly spent portions on private purposes including payments to Secretary Fall and to Will Hays. Washington expects full explanation next week about Sinclair's role. Five divorce actions filed seeking separation and custody. Also a bill to award the Distinguished Flying Cross to Bremen crew members was introduced.
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Sinclair
Wready
Varios
Secretary Fall
Amaller
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Washington
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
New York Werald-Tribune
Baron Wrangel Dies in Brussels Former White Army Leader
Baron Peter Wrangel, last formidable foe of the Bolsheviks, dies in his Brussels exile home. A former noncommissioned officer and World War I hero, he led the White forces after the Russian Revolution and spent years resisting the Red Army before his death from intestinal illness. His passing ends a long, controversial chapter in Russian civil war history.
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Baron Wrangel
Brussels
Belgium
Peter Wrangel
Black Sea
Here
Witch Trevelized
Jugoslavia
Russia
Wrangel
Iis
Trowe
Peter Nienolatevich Wrangel
Vane
Ritesar
Ae Russie
Ieret
Can. Wraataek
Hann
Germany
Rica
Temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday
Readable chart shows maximum Tuesday and minimum Tuesday night through Wednesday morning with a 7 am to 11 pm window. Details include time stamps for Wednesday values and late afternoon readings across Pacific Time zones.
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Riocanannel A
Cops Embarrassed By Tear Gas Returns In Shootout
Washington reports an incident where police used tear gas bombs to dislodge James W. Kinsley 48 from his home. The bombs were reportedly returned toward officers, preventing an explosion. Kinsley surrendered after being overwhelmed and was held for observation. The confrontation began with gunfire from front and rear windows of the house.
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Washington
Uri
Fpolice
Shotetin
James W. Kinsley
Kinsley
Unclear OCR refers to South Russia tale with Polish treaty aim
Fragmentary text mentions de facto government of South Russia and a peace treaty aim with Poland and the Bolsheviks. Details are obscured by garbled phrases and missing context, making specifics about events, dates, or persons unreliable.
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Rusia
Poland
Dolsheviks
London file for legislature candidate entries
J Zimmerman listed as a partner at Red Cross Pharmacy and Charles Fo London, along with others, as part of a state election filing. The document notes addresses at Lafayette Street and Ninth Street West and references Democratic party alignment and campaign activity in the county.
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J. Zammerhibs
Lafayette Street
Lrone Red Gross Pharmacy
Ghaties Fo London
Ninth Street West
Unely Aan Nalians
Rbathcare
Unions Call Strike Threat At Town University
A strike of union crafts at Town University looms as state education board rejects arbitration. Unions accuse Superintendent Fisk of discriminating against nonunion workers. the board cites no action. Leaders Conway and Canfield express disappointment and may push an Iowa City meeting to decide on a strike.
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State Board of Education
Iowa City
Towa City
Dlri
Town University
Stage Board
Educaton
Des Moines
State Board
J. C. Lewis
Town Federation of Labor
Fred Canfield
Federal Department of Labor
Lewis
J. M. Fisk
Fisk
Board of Education
Hannimill
John Fletcher
U.R
United States Department of Labor
Canfield
Bennett North Pole Flier and Relief Pilot Dies of Pneumonia
North Pole aviator Bennett, a Byrd relief pilot, died of pneumonia after a long illness. Lindbergh spearheaded an American serum bid from New York to aid his fight, while Byrd and Balchen pursued missions amid hazardous conditions in Quebec and Lake St. Lawrence.
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Bennett
North Pole
Musilar Bennett
Byrd
America
France
New York City
Bremen
Balchen
Detroit
Byrds Soauth Pole
Ford Hospital
Ford
Murray Bay
Quebec
Bennetts
Lindy
Que
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aft
Fhra
Blizaned
Tatu
Lloyd Bennett
Ameries
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Lindbergh
Chateau Prontenac
A. L. Barach
William A. Delaney
Ben- Welus Yehdang
Wait
Eschairman
Hisbald
Quevre
Hudson
Albany
Lake Champlain
St Lawrence
Waterloos Rising Banker John Johnson’s Long Road
J E Johnson, long associated with Waterloo institutions, shaped the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co from infancy to its 1918 sale to Deere & Co. He later led Town Life Insurance, taught at Boston University, and returned to Waterloo as bank president in 1921. A Nebraska-born son of a farmer, he endured early hardships, pursued education, and built a notable career through ministry, real estate, and finance. He is active in Masons Rotary and golf.
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Johnson
Waterloo
Deere & Co
Town Life Insurance Company
Boston University
School of Theology
Omaha
Neb
Pat
Nebraska
J. E
Hemingford
Business College
Gornell College
Mt. Vernon
Boston
Brockton
Yong
Harvard University
East
First Methodist Church
Sir. Paul's
M. E. Church
Iowa Insurance Organization
Bank
Masonic Order
Rotary Club
Country Club
Divorces Film Star as Total Failure
Madge Bellamy, the film star, was divorced from Logan F. Metcalf, a Los Angeles broker, in Los Angeles on April 25. They wed at Tijuana on January 24 and separated four days later. The decree was granted after Metcalf called the marriage “a total failure.”
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Los Angeles
Cal
Madge Bellamy
Logan F. Metcalf
Tijuana
Mexico
Metcalf
Court hears guardianship bid for 73 year old financier
Mrs. Kannah Gushard, 73, testified she handles family finances, drawing on a bank balance and a $1,300 amount from her late husband. Her son sought guardianship, claiming unsound mind and spendthrift behavior, while she defended her memory and control over funds. She plans a will benefiting her crippled son Samuel and said she aims to secure assets for him before death.
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Henry Gushard
Hannah Gushard
William, & Son
Samuel
Senate probes Continental Bond Slush Fund Case
Senate Public Lands Committee nears the end of its inquiry into the Continental Trading bond fund. About 2.877 million of the 3.08 million in Illinois or Indiana tied bonds are located, with Robert W. Stewart tied to 759,500 in bonds held in trust. Harry F. Sinclair subpoenaed to testify. the probe may reveal profit divisions. Building permits listed include Ivan Wilde dwelling, James Bruce garage, R H Mote shed move, and E J Holst garage.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Senate
Continental Trading Company
Liberty
Senate Public Lands
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Art of Indiana
Continental
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Ivan Wilde
Western
James Bruce
Baltimore
R. H. Mote
Columbia
Fourth Street
Bramober Street
E. J. Holst
Tenth West
Binet tests and early intelligence questions featured
A historical Evening Post fragment outlines Binet type IQ tasks and three sample questions. It discusses how these tests, despite revisions, laid groundwork for modern assessments. It presents physics and logic puzzles about gun aim, water weight, and dropping a second bullet to illustrate reasoning.
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Omer
Daggett Named Skelly Manager for Waterloo District
Newcomer L L Daggett is appointed manager for the Waterloo district of Skelly Oil in Tulsa Oklahoma after Skelly purchased Inland Oil from George D Miller. Daggett comes from Cedar Rapids where he worked with Skelly and assumed Waterloo management Monday. He plans to move his family to Waterloo this week.
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L. L. Daggett
Waterloo
Skelly Oi Company
Tulsa
Okla
Inland Oil Company
George D. Miller
Dagett
Cedar Rapids
Skelly Company
Skelly
Allen Hospital to graduate ten nurses May 24
Allen Memorial hospital marks its first nursing graduate class since its 1925 establishment. Ten trainee nurses will receive diplomas at ceremonies May 24 in First Evangelical church with Reverend Clinton F. Smith delivering the sermon. Additional events include a senior class banquet and class day exercises at the hospital followed by a commencement address by Bishop Samuel P. Spreng.
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Bishop Spreng
Allen Memorial Hospital
First Evangelical Church
Clinton F. Smith
Mr. Smith
Samuel P. Spreng
Naperville
J.H. Bau
Erniend
Chicago
General Superin Dentent
Deaconess Society
The
Evangelical Hospital Association
Smith
Allen Memorial Nurses’ Training School
Birth control issue blocked by women voters group
A National League of Women Voters committee at its Chicago convention voted 15 to 3 to bar a push for birth central legislation by a million members. The panel barred study of the eighteenth amendment as part of the council program, after private discussion behind locked doors.
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Chicago
JINS
National League of Women Voters
Theody
General Council
Farmer Run Over by Tractor Near Death of Hurts Farmer
Matt I. Frost an East Waterloo Township farmer is in critical condition at St. Francis hospital after being run over by his tractor. He suffered skull fracture chest and abdominal injuries and a leg fracture. Frost, 69, was working alone with a gang plow when he fell between the tractor and plow as it moved in reverse. Family found him unconscious and injured. officers and ambulance aided his transport.
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Bennett
Byrd
Capt
George H. Wilkins
North Pole
Wilkins
South Pole
Matt I. Frost
Frost
Warren Buckley
Lloyd Cox
Mortuary Services for Mrs Catherine Card Held in Fort Dodge
Funeral services are planned Friday in Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Fort Dodge, for Mrs Catherine Card who died at 9:25 p m yesterday at her daughter's home. Born in France she moved to America young and lived 35 years in Fort Dodge before Waterloo. Survived by daughters Mrs Hartnett and Mrs Richard Cox of Fort Dodge and son A W Card of Council Bluffs. Body at O Keefe Towne funeral home then moved to Fort Dodge tomorrow.
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Catherine Card
John F. Hartnett
Webster Street
Corpus Christic Catholic Church
Fort Dodge
France
America
Waterloo
Hartnett
Richard Cox
A. W. Card
Council Bluffs
O'Keefe& Towne
Fear for safety of Americans in Sandino hands
In Managua on April 25 74 a U S mine executive slain by rebels sparked grave fears for other foreigners. Gen Augustino Sandino’s followers seized four mines in the Pis Pis region including Bonanza Neptune Lone Star, while Lone Star and Neptune escaped to Puerto Cabezas. Sandino vowed to kill all Americans amid Marine presence. other nationals spared.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
Pis Pis
Clifford D. Ham
W. J. Crampton
Puerto Cabezas
George B. Marshall
New York
la Luza Y
Los Angeles
kiInd
Crampton
Neptune
Lone Star
Sandino
Pis Pigs
Matagalpa
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Ben Herman
Donald ‘Trumnell
Lycial ‘Trumnell
Elmer Babbitt
Rane Gabbitt
Doreie Bearbower
Brotha’ Bearbower
Nellie Joranka
AN Hanis Joranka
Lermay
Martha
Alher Jas
Fresidens Coolidge
Hermann | Keoeh
James Finzmaurice
Baron Gunther von Hillerefeid
Benator Reed
Republican
Matedin
Alexie
Hentkin
Mrs. Bennett
Floyd Bennett
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clarence ‘ GnanBetin
Hartford
Conn
Lake Ste. Agnes
Bremer Crey
Greenly
Iria
Meholas Drilling
Sy Pal Street
J. Zimmerman
London
Seex
Black Hawk
War Department
United States Army
Air Corps
F. Trubee Davison
Air Secretary
ALUGH
Evening Post
Photo By
Flint L. L. Daggett
Ios
Floyd Atkins
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Stanhope
R. W. Hasner
Wiimar Bray
Women Voters League
Matt Frost
Frederic Ellis
Muskegon
Mich
Kearns
Silas
Miss
Minnie Mitchell
Tehulr
Atss
Jannie Unger
Jackson Street
William DO
Lemme Ellis
Antioch Baptist Bhurely
G. W. Day
Pairview
Martha Webb
Mae
Swomans ‘Rever Corps
Qo'keefe & Towne Chapel
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
MBS A. Lodge
Oandind
Hagerman
Bayard St
Lester W. Miller
Piper
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