Three aviators attend Bennett funeral in Washington
In Arlington and New York crowds gathered as three aviators honored Floyd Bennett who helped Byrd reach the polar skies. The funeral in Washington marked a nation paying tribute to the air pioneer.
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Atlantic
Lake Ste. Agnes
Washington
Floyd Bennett
Irish Free State Aviation Corps
Bennett
Byrd
Arlington
Broad Potomac
Peary
New York
Reot
Senate Tax Cut Battle Looms In Congress
Senate finance committee completes revision of the house tax bill. Leaders plan to bring a 203 million dollar measure to a vote next Thursday as Democrats push for steeper cuts and Coolidge threatens a veto if the total hits 300 million. An insurgent Republican alliance with administration forces is rumored amid fights over inheritance taxes and various rate changes.
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Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Senate
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Treasury
Goolidge
Congress
Coolidge
Senate Finance
House
Republicans
Democrats
Senate Republcans
Senate Republicans
Senate Democrats
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Inn
White House
Banker-Turned Manufacturer Leads Galloway Cream Separator Boom
The Waterloo Wy firm Galloway, led by Clifford E. Butler, expands fast as new cream separators, spreaders and engines boost orders and employ about 300. Butler, once a Nebraska banker who reorganized banks and guided financial groups, now drives engineering advances and national visibility for the company. Continued on page two, column two.
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Wy Bruckle
Griggs
Tits Manufacturing Concern
Nne
C Omianufactuver
Clifford E. Butler
Galloway Company
Winterloo
Midwest
Butler
Nebraska
Martin Madden Dies of Heart Attack in Washington Office
Washington April 27 veteran Illinois congressman Martin Madden collapsed at his desk from an acute heart attack and died within minutes despite first aid. As chairman of the Appropriations Committee he shaped house policy on river flood control and district funds. The House adjourned in respect. Madden to be buried in Hinsdale Illinois.
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D. C
Martin Madden
Membeer
Congress
Illinois
Madden
Sirovich
New York
Summers
Appropriations Committee
House
Coolidge
Sproul
Ilinois
District of Columbia
Senate
Treasury
Williams
Ifins
Dale
Wheelchair bound man in custody for murder in Florida
Bert Campbell a 57 year old wheelchair bound man is jailed in Miami on murder charges after claiming he shot his wife who cared for him for 14 years because he learned he could not divorce her. Neighbors say no quarrel, but police note Campbell was a wealthy property owner and father of two.
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Miami
Fla
Bert Campbell
Youth Faces Life Term for Bank Robbery
Cedar Rapids, April 27. Ed Nemecek, 18, pleaded guilty to participating in a Palo State bank robbery on March 25. He faces life imprisonment at Fort Madison penitentiary, with sentence due June 4 by Judge W O Ellison. He and two others allegedly held up the bank and escaped with 2344 dollars. Nemecek was captured when their car became stuck, while his companions fled. Police know the identities of the others.
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Cedar Rapids
Palo State Bank
Here
Ed Nemecek
Fort Madison
WO. Ellison
Young Nemecek
Ellison
Nemecek
Polish towns terrorized by rain of mud in stormy winds
Warsaw reports a brutal rain of mud that slicked streets from ankle to thigh height, sending terror through Lent herm and Cernowitz. Scientists identified the mud's main ingredient as clay carried by strong winds, likely from an earthquake region in the Balkans.
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Warsaw
Lentherm
Cernowitz
Bal- Kans
Ten Years Ago in the Service Ten Men and Gas Attack
Ten Waterloo boys including Thomas Larsen died in a gas attack on the Lorraine front. John Joyce, 72 Parker Street, recalls serving in Company G, 106th Infantry, Rainbow Division, noting phosgene gas struck their dugout entry before masks could be worn. He recalls two masks per person and mixups when masks were misplaced. what seems funny now were deadly moments then.
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ABC
Waterloo
Thomas Larrsen
Lorraine
John Joyce
Parker Sirec
Joyce
Larsen
Briand Perilous Illness Delays Return to Duties
Paris April 27 Foreign Minister Aristide Briand may relinquish his portfolio temporarily as diplomatic circles note a gradual improvement from illness. Despite signs of progress in his grippe related complications, recovery is slow and a long convalescence is expected before he resumes duties at the Quai dOrsay.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Briand
Quai D'Orsay
Courier Delivery Promise and Phone Communication Notice
The notice states home delivery before 5:90 o'clock and asks customers to call SHOW for replacement if missed due to carrier error. It instructs that phone calls reach the office before 1 p.m. for a copy of the paper to be sent.
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Lal Dime
Dale Opens Pats for Rail Merger
New York April 27 The field is open for amalgamation of the Big Four eastern railroads. The remaining obstacle, L F Loree's ownership of the Lehigh and Wabash systems, was removed when the Delaware & Hudson sold the obstacle to the Pennsylvania railroad for 63 000 000. The Big Four consists of the Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio New York Central and the Nickel Plate lines. Plans for four regional groups have been ready since 1924.
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New York
Tinsi
L. F. Loree
Lehigh and
Wabash
Delaware & Hudson
Loree
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Nickel Plate
East
Compston Leads Hagen by Four After 26 Holes in Open Rivals Match
Moor Park England April 27 Archie Compston the famous English pro led Walter Hagen the American star by four holes after 26 holes of the 72 hole match. The full 36 holes will be played tomorrow with the tie winner receiving a purse of about 83756.
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Walter
England
Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
Hagen
Compston
Moor Park
Saidy Herd
Democrats Pledged to Smith by Hawaiian Delegation
Hawaiian island delegates to the National Democratic convention in Houston pledge undivided support to Gov. Alfred Smith of New York. Voters are urged to vote for Smith when he is authorized by him or his representatives, as instructed at territorial conventions held yesterday.
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Honolulu
T. H
D.A
Alfred Smith
New York
Hawaiian Islands
National Democratic Convestion
Houston
Vena
Smith
Prep Teams Begin Assault on Marks in Drake U Meet
Des Moines April 27. Clarinda and Carroll high school runners posted fast times in Drake relay carnival prelims. Clarinda won the quarter mile in 475-10 with Webster City second. Other heat winners included Orient Fairfield Centerville Jefferson. Carrott teams led the half mile in 1 36 8-10. Newton East High Sioux City placed third in heats. Waterlon’s Drake relays entries, West High, compete Saturday with 440, half mile and two mile events scheduled for morning prelims and afternoon finals.
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Des Moines
Clarinda
Carroll High School
Webster City
Orient
Fairfield
Centervilie
Jefferson
Carrott
Waterlon
West High
Antil
Chicago Judges Aids for Criminals
The Chicago Crime Commission urges three Chicago criminal court judges to resign claiming they contribute to a breakdown in law enforcement. In a statement by president Frank J. Loesch, judges Emanuel Eller Stanley Khorkowski and Otto Kerner are attacked as being appointed by politicians against the Chicago Bar Association.
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Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Chicago Criminal Court
Commission
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago Bar Association
Emanuel Eller
Stanley Khorkowski
Otto Kerner
Career Ended Representative Madden Dies in Washington
Representative Martin B. Madden, who collapsed and died in Washington today, served 22 years in Congress as the Republican member for Illinois First District. He was 73 and well known for his white head and long tenure in the House.
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Martin B. Madden
Washington
Congress
Illinois
Chicago
Short Interviews With Home Folks
Watertown Savings Bank teller Spalding Miller notes children own many of the 4500 saving globes. Besides coins they stash buttons pins safety pins car checks pictures money beans and occasional jewelry. One globe contained money cemented into a solid mass by liquid glue.
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Spalding Miller
Watertow Savings Bank
Fliers Honored in Arlington Burial for Navy Aviator
The Bremen trans Atlantic fliers arrive in Washington as Floyd Bennett receives final honors in Arlington. Navy officials and military guards plan national tribute with Byrd, Admiral Moffett, and war aviation leaders in attendance. Bennett’s death prompts quiet incognito acknowledgment from Germany and a worldwide homage in New York and Chicago.
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Bremen
Ford
Greenly Island
New York
Long Island Field
Mitchel Field
Washington
Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Byrd
Antarctic
Admiral Peary
Canada
Arlington
Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Davison
Aviation
Vicinis
Wilbur
Warner
Naval Aviation
Bennett
Quebec
INS
United States
State Department
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Inday
Fiord
Chicago
TNS
Mis i
Mary Elizabeth Lannan
Tocayy
Arlington A
Germany
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Ask Davis Aid in Iowa’s Labor Row
Iowa City April 27. James J. Davis secretary of labor will be asked to intervene in a labor dispute at the University of Town over charges that Iowa City crafts unionists face employment discrimination. A strike was narrowly averted after a meeting where Fred Canfield Cedar Rapids member of the United States board of conciliation argued for further talks.
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Iowa City
James J. Davis
Associated Arts Craft of
University of Town
Davis
All Crafta
Althe
Fred Canfield
Cedar Rapids
States Board of Conciliation
Hasten Bill to Award Cross to Bremen Crew
The House Military Affairs Committee recommended passage of a bill awarding the distinguished flying cross to the crew of the Bremen. Introduced yesterday by Rep. James of Michigan, the measure has backing from Secretary Kellogg, Secretary of War Davis, and Secretary of the Navy Wickersham.
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Washington, D. C
INS
House
House Military Affairs Committee
James
Michigan
Kellogg
Way Davis
Secretary of the
Navy
Wicbar
Weathered roadway notes and detours near highway junctions
Reported road conditions list routes 20 east and 59 north as passable with speeds beyond towns. No. 318 requires a detour via Horton and Plainfield toward Charles City. Southeast line near Cesar Rapids appears open. other segments offer mixed or unclear status.
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Fast Beyord Winathrop
Goold
Horton and
Plainfield
Charles City
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