IKE WALTONS 70 FORM PERMANENT ORDER TOMORROW
Judge George Wood will preside at the Waterloo Izaak Walton League local meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Waterloo. About 230 members expected with 25 joining so far as applications rush in. Wood, elected Iowa chapter president, will share news from the Chicago convention and officers for the first year will be elected.
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George YY. Wood
Dro Tem
Waterloo
Izaak Walton League of America
Chicago
Greater Waterloo Association
Wood
Nimrods
League
United States
Judge Wood
Iowa
Chiicago
Izaac Walton Jore
Trend Toward Modified Nation's League Grows
The column argues the League of Nations is expanding and functioning, with 53 nations currently non members and Ireland's potential entry seen as influential. It suggests Ireland’s entry could affect American voters and positions the League as arbiter of the Ruhr issue, possibly shaping Germany’s future membership.
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League
Ireland
Friends of the League
Reéepublican
America
Ruhr
Germany
Hi Copyright
Son of U S Attorney General Daugherty Placed in Asylum
Stamford Conn April 26 Draper Daugherty son of the attorney general is suffering from gas and shell shock from his world war experiences. He was confined to a hospital after commitment papers were filed in the probate report. Dr F W Robertson superintendent says relatives other than the father accompanied Daugherty who was linked to the Dorothy King case through a friendship with the slain model.
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Stamford
Conn
iDraper Daugherty
Atttorney
Daugherty
F. W. Robertson
Dausherty
Bdaurkerpty
New York
Dorothy King
Cedar Rapids Ax Man Given 5 Years
Abadee, a 26 year old Cedar Rapids man, was convicted by a jury of assault with intent to commit manslaughter against his wife. Judge Ellison sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary at Fort Madison. He remains jailed while related charges against Samuel Kazeere are unresolved.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellison
Fort Madison
Samuel Kazeere
Root to Discuss U. S. Jurisdiction at Sea
Ellbu Root, president of the American Society of International Law, will open its annual meeting in Washington tonight with a discussion on whether U S jurisdiction extends beyond the three mile limit at sea for legal purposes.
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Washington, D. C
Wrestling Instructor at Eureka College Suffers Neck Injury
Lamont Webb, 22, instructor of wrestling at Eureka College in Peoria Utah, was in critical condition after his neck broke during a mixed bout with a student. Little hope is held for recovery as of today. Separate item notes a lumber ship tie up in San Francisco as mill workers are laid off amid a strike.
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Eureka College
Peoria
Lamont Webb
Pureka Ei
Tege
San Francisco
Cal
Marriage in Fayette County Stirs Local Interest
Announcement of the marriage between Arthur Cahoe and Mrs. Mife Ashbaugh at Jesup on Tuesday arouses great interest in Fayette county. The couple reside on the J.J. Melagh farm in Smithfield township near West Union. Cahoe and Ashbaugh were co-defendants in a 1921 case linked to the death of Mrs. Ashbaugh’s husband and faced earlier trials and acquittals. Mrs. Ashbaugh, formerly of Harlan township, has lived in Fayette since 1921 and recently sold her farm north of Maynard.
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Fayette County
Arthur Cohoe
Ifie Ashbourn
Jesup
Mrs. Cahve
J.J. Melagh
Smithiald Township
Carl Evans
C. WoodsRrit O
West Union
Cahoe
Maret
Arthur Cahoe
Ashbaugh
Hinshaw Declares State Gave O. K. for Sale of Fish
Des Moines reports R R Bovey from the state board of control testified in Spirit Lake in the Hinshaw case. Hinshaw former fish and game warden stands accused of accounting for about 35000 dollars from fish sales to state institutions. The defense claims prior consent and that funds were held in trust for fishermen.
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Des Moines
R. R.bovey
State Board of Control
Hinshaw
Havey
Thirty Eighth General Assembly
Sats
State Fish
Ifrom
B. J. Powers
Dick Hinson County
State Council of Defense
Jtha
McClenahan Sues Schoolbook Sales Agent for $50,000
P EB McClenahan former state superintendent sues J B Dorman a schoolbook salesman for 50000 alleging he harmed McClenahan by testifying before a state committee in 1921 accusing him of illegal fees and improper appointments. The suit seeks compensation for defeat in the election and asserts malicious intent due to supposed past privileges.
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McClenahan
Des Moines
Dorman
Muscatine to Build a City Light Plant
Muscatine will own and operate its electric light and power system after the electric plant board awarded a 375000 dollar contract to Merkle Machinery & Construction Co. of Kansas City Missouri. Construction starts in about two weeks with operation planned for early next year.
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Muscatine
Electric Plant Board of Trasters
Merkle Machinery & Construction Co
Kansan_ ty
J. Denman
Daenport
Publc Afficei
Muscatine Lighting Cam Na
Nevada Man Heads Phone Independents
Des Moines April 24 A Boardman Nevada la was elected President of the Independent Telephone Association at yesterday afternoon's session. Farwell Manchester Ta was named 5th vice president, Deering Des Moines elected secretary-treasurer. A cooperative buying plan was voted down. Radicalism and blocs were attacked by M B Pitt former state senator in an address.
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Des Moines
F. A. Boardman
Nevada
Laws Independent Telephone Association
Farwell
Manchester
Sth
Deering
M. B. Pitt
Des Moines Honors Spanish American War Volunteers
Des Moines marks 20 years since Iowa troops left for the Spanish American war. Mayor Carl Garver proclaims display of the national colors and pays tribute to 360 towns that furnished the Forty second Fifty fifth and Fifty second volunteers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Carl Garver
Educators Gather for 50th Anniversary of Education Dept
Four hundred educators from 50 universities gathered in Iowa City for a three day celebration marking the fiftieth anniversary of the first permanent education department at an American university founded in 1873 at Iowa State University. A conference on school supervision opened with remarks by I. B. Lewis Tr J Kirby J H Beveridge and Zan Knight.
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Iowa City
Allarts
Permament Department of Education
Tr. J. Kirby
University of Iowa
J. H. Beveridge
Omaha
Zan Knight
Lows State University
Iowa Sash and Door Mills Win Rate Fight
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a readjustment of rail rates on sash, doors, and milled lumber items. The move targets undue prejudice against Wisconsin Iowa and Illinois mills while reducing favoritism toward Pacific coast mills.
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Iowa
Sash and Door Mills
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin
Pacific Coast
Ottumwa Hotel Manager Dies of Pneumonia
Ottumwa Iowa April 26 Charles Mitchell manager of the Hotel Ottumwa leased by the Warden Hotel company died this morning after a long illness of pneumonia. He had seemed to recover briefly yesterday before a relapse. He formerly lived at Terre Haute Indiana.
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Ottumwa, Ta
Charles Ys Mitchell
Ottumwa
Warden, Hotel Company
Iste
Terre Hato
Des Moines Briefs Highlight Damages and Investigations
Des Moines jury awarded J H Keeran 450 dollars for false arrest after charges of drunken driving were pressed then dropped by A J Clark. The Randolph hotel elevator probe heads to Polk county grand jury May 9 with coroner's jurors volunteering to assist.
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Des Moines
J. H. Keeran
A. J. Clark
Clark
Keeran
Randolph Hotel
Polkounty Grand Jury
Russell J. Cockburn
Methodise
Cockburn
Cedar Rapids
Winnifred Little
Grace Cisco
Muscatine
Frank Leeds
Carrmalt
Plains
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Fort Madison
Tom the Peeper
Arrest of Chicago cashier who embezzled $75,000
Ernest B. Schwab, a Chicago model cashier, reportedly embezzled $75,000 from four firms and was arrested in Fresno, California. Authorities say he led a double life as a trusted daytime employee and a nightlife habitué.
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Chicago
Ernest B. Schwab
Fresnop
Cal
Pillars of House of David Colony Halting in Flight
Right of top officials of the House of David cult was interrupted by sheriffs deputies at Strevensville station. Benjamin F M and a virgin member were taken to St Joseph while three other high officials reportedly escaped overnight. An investigation led by Judge Harry Dingeman included a jailing and a threatened clash between Harry Dewhirst and the judge.
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United Press
St. Joseph
Mich
House of David
Benjamin FM
Strevensville Railroad Station
Here
Sherif George Bridgeman
Chicago
Hill
Benjamin Uriell
Nillar
Harry Dingeman
Andrew
Dougherty
Phoebe Robertson
Harry Dewhirst
Colony
Dingeman
Bridgeman
Royal Wedding Ride Through London Draws Crowds
Thousands lined Whitehall to witness the duke and bride pass by sites including the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Piccadilly as police kept order for a grand royal ceremony. The couple’s composure contrasted with the bored Prince of Wales while tourists and locals filled the city for a historic celebration.
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Ace
Air Service
Palace
Whitehall
Mall
St. James Street
Prince of Wales’ House
Piccadilly
Hyde Park
Prince of Wales
Kent
Heavenly Father
Mary
London
England at Holiday While Duke of York Weds Scotch Lassie
The royal wedding at Westminster Abbey unites Duke of York and a Scottish bride in a ceremonial pageant. King George and Queen Mary, with Prince George, attend as carriages parade along the Mall. The archbishop of York presides, promising happiness and urging focus on achievement over enjoyment.
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England
Duke of York
Prince George
Mary
Prince of Wales
Tarriages
Horse Guards
Whitehall
Parliament Square
Abbey
Elizabeth
Earl of Strathmore
Bruton Street
George
Youwll
Edmond Crouchbank
Aretine of Lancaster
Navy to delay elevating U S battleship guns
Secretary Denby said 6.6 million dollars set by Congress for elevating gun turrets on 13 battleships will not be used. He cited erroneous British-Department of Navy statements and said a new plan will go before Congress to keep records straight.
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Associated Press
Washington, D G
Congress
Denby
Navy
Harding
Navy Department
United States
Great Britain
Department
Annual Meeting of Woman's Club Friday in Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's club holds its annual business meeting at the new clubhouse Friday at 3 P M with Mrs H W Grout presiding. Officer elections under the new constitution will be by secret ballot from 9 to 12 in the morning and 1 to 3 in the afternoon with no votes after the time.
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J. W. Wray
Florida
Jacksonville
New York City
New York
Waterloo
Mission Fields
Alaska
Walnut Street Baptist Church
R. N. MacDonald
Philippians
Dunlap
M. P. Brace
Maria C. Brace
Miss Brace
Dimlon
Waterloo Woman's Club
H.W. Grout
J. E. Bragdon
Raymond Folk
J. Trumbauer
H.W. Sigworth
Leland Clark Leeper
FL. Chamberlain
Co. W. Ellyson
B. Bh. Corton
Maud Dudley
A. T. Petersen
Pred J. Miller
Jacob Levingston
P. A. Bassett
C. W. Chapman
H. M. Reed
Aiuditor
Matt Parrott
Wisconsin Senators Seek Home Brew in Volstead Reform
Madison Wisconsin April 26 The Wisconsin Senate approved a resolution by 18 to 13 urging Congress to amend the Volstead law to permit manufacture and sale of beer for home use.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Wisconsin
Congress
Gould Relapses. Physicians Recalled Afresh
Cap Martin France April 25 George J Gould American financier with improving condition has suffered a relapse. His physicians have been recalled.
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Goult
Cap Martin
France
George J. Gould
Radio broadcasters prepare to fight for music rights
Sixty radio broadcasters from 12 states organize to gain privilege of broadcasting copyrighted music without paying fees to copyright holders. A Soviet representative denies torture of Most Rev. Dr. Tikhon in Moscow prison. Al Lichtman testifies before the Federal Trade Commission that Mary Pickford earned 6000 dollars a week from Adolph Zukor as early as 1947. Draper M. Dougherty, son of the attorney general, enters Stamford Hall Sanitarium on a voluntary commitment.
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Chicago
Mdon
Tikhon
Moscow
New York
Federal Trade Commission
al Lichtman
Mary Pickford
Adolph Zukor
Stamford
Conn
Draper M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Stamford Hall Sanitarium
Arney Named Head State Banking Dept
Gov Kendall announced the resignation of W J Murray state superintendent of banking and the appointment of Wallace H Arney of Marshalltown as his successor to take effect May 1 Murray resigns to become vice president of Des Moines National Bank Arney is president of the Iowa Savings Bank in Marshalltown and is unnamed to decide on accepting the post until after his return home
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Associated Press
Moines
Gov. Kendall
W. J. Murray
State
Wallace H. Arey
Marshalltown
Murray
Des Moines National Bank
Vic
Bardin County
Arney
Wallace H. Arney
Iowa Savings Bank
Gary
Kendall
Sunnyside Women Bridge Party Planned for May Sixteenth
Sunnyside Country Club announces a women’s bridge party on May 16 to open the season. Mrs. Frea McClain Miss Mae Wangler and Mrs. Albert Greeley lead arrangements with a season trophy this year. The clubhouse opens socially May 12 with a dancing party at 9 PM featuring an orchestra and undisclosed special attractions.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Frea -McClain
Mae Wangler
Albert Greeley
H.C. Wurster
Class Distinctions Eliminated in Italy
Princess Santa Borghese, Italian nobility, told an Italian-American Society gathering in Chicago that class distinctions are largely erased in Italy except for noble wealth. She hailed Mussolini as the country’s “oral reader” and said Fascism represents Italy’s greatest hope for future progress.
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Chicago
Italy
Santa Borghese
Mussolini
Linden M. E. Church Pastor Is Honored
Rev. and Mrs. Harrop mark their seventeenth wedding anniversary at Linden M. E. church. Since September 1920 Harrop has led the Linden church as pastor. An event followed aVolunteer Sunday school meeting with a young married couples group receiving a purse of money in their honor. A program featured a Clayton piece How a Woman Keeps a Secret, performed by ten young women, plus string selections and piano by Lenora Wail, with J. Jones and Harriet Pinkerton contributing.
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C. W. Farron
Harrop
Linden M. E. Church
Linden Church
Hich
Lenora Wail
J. Jones
Misa Harriett Pinkerton
Value of coal tar great substitute for industry
Dr. George Conn of Sona-Miller Products spoke to the Lions Club in Black's Tea Room about coal tar derived from soft coal. He noted the U S shifted from importer to exporter of dyes, now using coal tar products for artificial rubber, flavors, perfumes, medicines, and explosives, with high valued substitutes like vanilla extract and violet perfume.
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George HH. Conn
Sona-Miller Products Company
Lions Club
Dr. Genn
Funeral services for H M Campbell set for tomorrow
Funeral services for H M Campbell will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m from the O Keefe and Towne chapel. Members of the G A R and the Woman's Relief corps will share charge. Burial in Fairview with Rev R B Williamson officiating.
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H. C. Campbell
Campbell
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Woman's Belief Corps
Fairview
R. B. Wiliamson
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Salt Lake City
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Ilinois Central Railway
F. W. Dahl
Minnesota
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Lafayetta
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