Hindenburg Seen as Symbol of German Conservatism
Washington observers interpret Hindenburg’s election as a clear signal of German conservatism. The result is viewed as a return to order over upheaval, with fears of militarism and Versailles treaty revision tempered by expectations of economic stability and a cautious, nonmilitaristic path.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Hindenburg
Washington
Ludendorf
Ani
Theople
Hindenbure
Reichstat
Ashi Gton
Germany
Espely
France
Hinienburg
East
Robert
Lee
Hollow tile industry explained to Kiwanis meeting
A Rockford Brick & Tile official presented a film to the Kiwanis Club detailing hollow tile production from earth digging to mixing and forming the tile, firing, and finishing. The presentation illustrated the industry’s steps and emphasized the process as shown by J. H. McGalgin.
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J. H. McGalgin
Rockford
Rockford! Brick & Tile
Kiwanis ! Hei
Sion
Samson
Ringsted Man Dies at Cedar Falls Hospital
Gus Thesfield of Ringsted died at Sartori Memorial Hospital at 1:31 a m from a cerebral hemorrhage after two weeks of treatment. He was 65, survived by his widow and seven children.
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Ringsted Man
Cedar Falls Hospital
Cellar Falla
Gus Thesfield
Ringsted, Jr
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Theesfield
Day's News: International Law Talk and Baseball Scandal
Charles Evans Hughes presided at an American Society of International Law meeting in Washington where Princeton professor Marshal Brown criticized current news. Babe Ruth's wife Mrs Ruth suffered a nervous breakdown during her vigil beside her husband recovering from surgery. Garry Herrmann, Reds president, was arrested during raids on hotel rooms of fans in St. Louis. Gen. Gerardo Machado praised U S altruism in a New York speech amid Cuba politics.
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Charles Evans ‘Hughes
American Society of International Law
Washington
Pirate Marshal Brown
Princeton
George Herman
Babe
Ruth
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
Dru
Red Rooters
St. Louis
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
United States
New York
Laborers Lie Down on Tracks as Protest
London's Tokio Dispatch reports 50 starving Korean railroad laborers, angered by suspected contractor swindles, walked onto a main line and lay on the tracks to await death. They were not run over but were arrested.
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London
A _Tokio Dispatch
London Daily Mail
Farm Outlook Brighter in Iowa Despite Losses
Iowa farmers report mixed fortunes with crop prices improving yet losses from cross state grain movement and high costs. Local bankers note rising loan repayments and deposits, while poultry and dairy prices show some recovery. farmers hope better incomes and stable markets in the next year.
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Dysart
Kansas
Gunn
Iowa
Eagle Township
Guon
Brown
Orange Township
M. Lichty
Black Hawk County
Lichty
W._ N. Hostrop
Cititsens Savings Bank
Cetar
Falls
Brent
Hostrop
F. B. Miller
Cedar Falls National Bank
R. Ford
Horth
Cedar Falls
Ihé
Calls on farmer organizations plan for profits
Des Moines April 28 United Press reports an imminent meeting May 12 to unite middle western farm groups in a common plan to insure profit on farm products. Milo Reno invites Iowa Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Farm Bureau federations Iowa State Grange Indiana Agricultural Association Oklahoma and Washington Wheat Growers Oregon Co operative Grain Growers Corn Belt Meat Producers and others to coordinate under cost of production plus a profit principle.
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ByUnited Press
Des Moines
Milo Reno
Iowa Farmers’ Union
Farm ‘Co-operative and Educational Union of America
Kansas City
Uozen
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Berlin Reds Strike On Hindy Inauguration Day
Reported by the Associated Press from Mason on April 28 describes Germany’s election of Field Marshal von Hindenburg as president. Soviet Russia reacts with astonishment fearing a shift from Bolshevism, while some leaders see a plan to restore the German crown via the former crown prince.
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Susninus
iBy
Associated Press
Mason
von Hinfienburg
Germany
Soviet Russia
Yen Hindenturgs
Tegent
Leeper Returns From California to Visit Waterloo Kin
I. E. Leeper former mayor of Waterloo arrived from California where he had been living for some time. He is visiting his son Clark during the return trip and is back in town.
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California
I. E. Leeper
Masor
Waterloo
Clark
Prohibition Chief Rules Out Hardboiled Methods
Washington April 28 General L C Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury rejects hardboiled tactics for reorganizing federal prohibition enforcement. He urges scientific, self respecting judgment and leadership to improve enforcement, while Haynes remains prohibition commissioner and cooperates in the new approach.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Melton
Mellon Haynes
Haynes
Andrews
Baynes
Prohibition
State Briefs Keokuk Police Hold One-Armed Suspect
Keokuk police detain a one-armed Black man arrested last week on vagrancy and identify him as a suspect in Columbia Tennessee for jail breach. Fingerprints were sent to Columbia after a wire. Des Moines men caught attempting a home break-in led to a running gun battle. J E Moore fired. the men fled.
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Keokuk
Columbia
Tenn
Taunder
Des Moines
J. E. Moore
Moore
New York
Fox
Sioux City
Estherville
Manila
Spencer
Creston
Jusnge Williams
Kenyon
Fort. Dodge
Congregational Church Conference
Clyde C. Harris
Nevada
Iowa Synod
United Lutheran Church of America
Ottumwa
Claude E. Warren
Wanella
Milwaukee Railway
Increase power of boulevard lights at Cedar Falls
City councilmen at Cedar Falls approved increasing boulevard lighting on Main Street Sixth from 6 to 75 watts during last nights session. Construction of the sixteenth house this season began in Cedar Falls as C. C. Wristcard started site work on Third Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Main Street
Cedar, Falls
Mothers Object as New School Hours Cause Extra Meals
In Wilmington Delaware on April 28 a referendum will survey 20 000 public school parents about continuing daylight saving time. The board of education action follows protests by many mothers that setting clocks ahead creates extra breakfasts needed for children and then for fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Board of Education
Wholesale Trade for First Quarter Holds Steady
United Press report from Chicago says first quarter 1925 wholesale trade across the United States was nearly the same as 1924. Gains in meat and March sales offset declines in groceries dry goods and shoes with March ahead of February and 1924, while stocks in most lines rose from February.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Dallas
Churchill Returns England to Gold Standard and Pound Surges
News from New York on April 28 reports Great Britain resuming the gold standard, sending the pound higher to around 4.83 dollars in early trading. The move is seen as a step toward European economic stabilization, with Morgan & Co awaiting direct advice from Britain’s treasury before comment. Other currencies already trading on gold parity include Swiss francs, Swedish kroner, Dutch guilders, with the German mark and Polish zloty effectively pegged.
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New York
Great Britain
Financial
Europe
Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Vsa
Memory of Nicea Council Observed by Iowa Pastors
Ministers from Episcopal parishes in northeastern Iowa gathered at Christ Church in Waterloo for an all day session marking the 1600th anniversary of the Nicean council. Dr. Edward E. Rudd led a holy family union service, with Rev. E. B. Mounsey assisting, as Rev. Allen Russell lectured on liturgies. A union service at Christ and St. Mark's preceded the gathering, with Dr. Rudd delivering a sermon on Nicea in A D 325. The council aimed to preserve true belief by documenting witnesses to the creeds rather than debating doctrine, emphasizing the foundation of the universal church.
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Iowa
Christchurch
Nicea Council
Edward E. Rudd
Town Fails
E. B. Mounsey
Waterloo
Allen Russell
Oelwein
Iumeneva
Ladies Guild
Doane Up- John
Independence
Thomas Horton
Clinton
Harry S. Longley
Iowa City
Longley
Christ
St. Mark's
Earth
Jesus Christ
God
Council
Universal Christian Church
LEO KARN OPERATES UNDER HERTZ SYSTEM OF RENTING MOTORS
Leon Karn, proprietor of Drive Yourself Auto Livery, returns from Chicago with news the local firm will operate under Hertz Driver self system. New and larger autos will join the fleet, which Karn owns with his brother Charles B. The pair run four stables in Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, La Crosse, and here.
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Leon Karn
Drive Yourself Auto
Chicago
H- Senses
Hertz
Leg Karn
Charles B. Dubuque
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
la Crosse
Wis
Heads of Russian Reds Seek Plan to Appease Peasants
Moscow reports the fourteenth Communist Party congress opened with over 460 delegates amid speculation on Trotsky’s role. Discussions focus on cooperative movement, tax relief, and peasant productivity. Zinoviev to urge world revolution and affiliation of international unions.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Communist Party
Kremlin
Trotsky
Suk Tum
Comintern
Zinovelt
Red
Deice
London
International Federation of Trade’ ‘Unions
Amsterdam
Zinover
United States
Germany
Dempsey Battles Wills as Commission Stands Firm
Jack Dempsey faced the New York state athletic commission amid suspense over a potential Dempsey Wills title fight. The champion delayed answering if he would meet Larry Wills, and the panel announced no interference with the planned contest in the state.
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Dempsey
Harry Wills
Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commisssion
Ilarry Wills
Jack Kearnes
Leeds Civic Theatre to present intelligent drama free
Leeds will run the Leeds Civic Theatre with no admission charges. Led by prominent citizens, expenses will be met by per performance collections. Five productions are planned for winter with a target of 5,000 attendees each. The aim is to keep theatre accessible and nonexclusive. In Washington mail sacks await ballots and pollbooks for Steck-Brookhart senatorial race canvass.
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Leeds
Eag
Civic Theatre
Wasiington
T. S
Washington, D. C
Steck-Brookhart
BEY BROKEN ARM IN BIKE COLLISION
Wayne Bishop a 15 year old, son of Mr and Mrs D Bishop of 409 Conger street, suffered a fractured arm this morning after being knocked from his bicycle in a collision with a car driven by H L Nedderman of 1323 Randolph street. He was taken to St Francis hospital.
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Bey
Wayne Bishop
D. Bishop
Conger Street
H. L. Nedderman
Randolph Street
St. Francis Hospital
Cabinet Considers Nation Business Outlook in Day’s Meeting
President Coolidge and advisers pressed a bright business outlook at today's cabinet session. Secretary Davis noted active demand for building trades nationwide. Bank clearings and railroad car loadings rose, reinforcing the belief that prosperity prospects are very good.
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Washington,d. C
Coolidge
Davis
Sister Dies as Des Moines Girl Runs Away from Home
Des Moines reports a 17 year old, Mrs. Virgil McLarin, died, while her daughter Lois, 15, remains missing after leaving home yesterday with three friends Velma Burns 15 Dorothy Van Maler 16 and Grace Wagle 16 who authorities suspect joined a circus show in Des Moines last night. The family awaits detectives and sheriff's force search developments.
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Des Moines
Virgil McLarin
Hira. C. &. Staton
Sheriff's Force
Lois
Velma Burns
Dorothy
van Maler
Grace Wagle
Loig
Four Girls Missing After Des Moines Circus Show
Four Des Moines high school girls Dorothy Vail Mater 14 Yeima Burns 15 Grace Wagle 16 and Lois Staten 15 disappeared after attending a circus in Des Moines. Sheriff Findley sent five deputies to Ames where the circus performed today to locate the missing youths.
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Des Moines
Dorothy Vail Mater
Yelima Burns
Grace Wagle
Lois Staten
Police Hunt Killer of Unidentified Girl
Gary Indiana April 28 Police hunt for killer or killers of an unidentified girl about 20 whose bullet riddled dismembered and charred remains were found near Chesterton Indiana. Police theorize the victim was a wife or sweetheart of a criminal and was killed for knowing too much.
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Gary
Ind
Chicago
Chesterton
Kaiser Waltz Featured as Berlin Band Concerts Return
In Berlin on April 28 bands resumed public square concerts after the nationalist victory in the presidential election. Selections included Strauss The Kaiser Waltz Frederickus Rex march Black White and Red imperial flag song and Deutschland Uber Alles highlighting the monarchist era nostalgia.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Strausse
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