Hiram B Hoxie Former Sheriff Dies at Home
Hiram B Hoxie Civil War veteran former county sheriff died at his home 1126 Sycamore Street Waterloo after a long illness aged nearly 90. Funeral services from his home at 2 pm with Dr Earl A L Reeders of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Burial in family plot at Fairview Cemetery. Survived by sons Wirt P and Ralph. daughter Mrs Nellie Kel. Born November 25, 1830 in Cayuga County NY, he joined Union Army 755th New Infantry later served in 14th New Jersey Colored Infantry. Moved to Mercy Township in 1868, settled Willerlag in 1888, elected sheriff 1890s, active in Waterloo Printing Co. and Waterloo Commercial Club. Preceded in death by wife Ruth A Pierce Hoxie.
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Hiram B. Moxie
Civi
Sien Tses
Earl AL Readares
Grace Methedist
O'Keefe & Towne
Wirt P
Watters Screei
Ralph Wo
Nellie Kel
Ales Keli
Dexie
Hirsm Brown Hexie
Cayuga County
N.Y
Jonathan Dchesun
Lydian
Brown) Hoxie
Un.i
Ca. BS
Colored Infantry
FRGA
Monte
Merciey Township
Willerlag
Waterloo
Hoxie
Waterloo Lodge No
Royal Arch
Waterloo Commercial Etuh
Cadman Song Cycle Presented by Four at Grace Church
Uniformly enjoyable program of Cadman’s The Morning of the Year at Grace Methodist Tri Episcopal church under Epworth League auspices. Soprano Marcha McCar kick contralto Dorothy Wie Tur tenor John Wells and bass Max Noah performed quartets duets recitatives and solos with Harold Smith on piano. The set of tone pictures conveyed the spirit of spring with wistful, haunting music.
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Grace Methodist Triiiscopal Church
Epworth
League
Charles Wakerfield Cadman
Alys
Harold Smith
Piays
Police Trap and Jal Bandits Captured in Cedar Rapids
Story recounts the capture of two bandits in Cedar Rapids after an incident at a grocery store. Charles Pochobra, shot by a bandit after knocking down Bunman's, died at 4 am after lapsing into unconsciousness two and a half hours earlier. Chief Benesh questioned the injured suspect at the hospital. Boras is noted to have involvement in the incident.
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Cedar Rapids
Prom Taney Sbuins
Chief Benesh
Boras Wdevdy
Parhouradsky
Charles Pochobra Wis
Bunman’s
Schools Receive Near Two Billion in Gifts
A torn article notes April 2 education institutions receiving almost 22,000,040 in gifts. Details mention McCormisz and McCormic Northweeseryi among benefactors, with funds allocated for a hospital and capital improvements.
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Uhiecasu
Unclear OCR shows a violent death at residence
Fragmentary report states a man named Jokor Fan, son of Feufroherisan, was killed at his home after a confrontation near the Robertson residence. The text mentions Ames and April, with references to a child and a window incident, but key details are garbled.
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Spiga
Jokor Fan
Employment of Veterans Is Big Problem of U S
Veterans organizations gathered to discuss veterans' issues, with Zook presenting a gift to the suite department for disabled veterans and a $33 per capita contribution for the chapter memberships. Notable speakers included John Goeller and Anna Vals as representatives from various veteran groups. The Valence post of the Disabled American Veterans hosts the state convention with officers listed and a banquet planned for tonight.
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Mimbottle
Tomlinson
Keokuk
Henry Gitters
Dubuque
Lawis Zope
Iowa
Bach
Ay Moo
Ty Mayer Tibbitts
Grand Army
John Goeller
Waterloo
Nist Des Aarment
United Spanish Wir
Carl FP. Rietz
Richwn Chapman
George Postal
J. L. Griffith
U. Swain
Tl. G. Erlensiefer
C. Witt
Ofders
State
Vander Beke
Visterian
Memorial Hall
Allerlings
Witer- Too
D. A
Legion
Senator Watson Favored in Indiana Primary
Indiana primary analysis predicts Senator Watson strong in the Republican race against Adams Robingen. Watson's organization and anti-Watson sentiment among some voters foreshadow tough general election dynamics with Democrats, while Robingen competes as an appointed incumbent seeking to disrupt Watson's path.
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Watson
Adams
Watson von
Indiana
Honiday
Ute
Robingen
Ralson
Special Grand Jury Probe Of Chicago Gangland
Chicago April 29 Ins Suite's Attorney Robert E Crewe will take no charge of the state's interests at the inquest into the shooting. A special grand jury is urged to probe the gangland killings as Chicago reels from a wave of crime. Ralph Capone and wife Pepsy Pole arrested in a raid. firearms and a Thompson machinegun found, linked to the murders. Public figures call for an independent prosecutor to expose political machinery tied to crime, while Coolidge expresses grief over rising violence.
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Chicago
INS
Robert E. Crewe
Aternoon
Chinegun
Jy Gleero
Hiswitter Geddes
Vy McSwigein
James 2
Doherty
Dainty
Hineshey
Crowe
Ct Y
Mares Eugene Welly
Unilion
Chicago Prinke Commission
Ralph Capone
Scartee Pace
Pepsy Pole
Civero
Polies
Thompson
Vamour
Ag Euretain
Capone
Charles Bachetti
Thave
Sear Face AL
John Tarrio
Ciciero
Eller
G. O. Karecek
Harry E. Kelly
Union League Club
Wolff
Kelly
Cormier Walt
Advertising Club Meeting Postponed
Advertising club session scheduled for tomorrow in Watel Baery Lamson area has been postponed to next Monday due to a diary issue. The event was organized by Mr S W Qtete Draydoe, daughter of Ken Urvydon, in her capacity as president.
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Innehoon
Eaily Ward
Baery Lamson
Milday Bereuse
Tiny
Dearah
Draydoe
Kenath Urvydon
Ap Sheelt
Dr Beysen Leal to Speak at Public School Board Event
Dr Beysen Leal, president of the east district public school board, is expected to speak at a city event this week. He will travel to Des Moines for a state convention and address topics on education and community outreach while a local Parent-Teacher Association gathering plans an evening program.
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A. Heysen
Presidene
East Distric
Imblic School Board
Pyiday
Enn
Herthen
Thors
Norrow
Beyset
Moines
Etrenid
Iowa
Vanderbilt heir seeks $300,000 loan to save papers
New York publisher Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. seeks a $300,000 loan pledging a $1.5 million patrimony to avert a financial crisis facing the Vanderbilt Newspapers chain. Adviser Nadtes Field Malone says without $860,000 more the San Francisco Los Angeles and Miami papers face disaster within six months.
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New York
Cornelus Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Nadtes
Field Malone
Clarence Darrow
Vanderbilt Newspapers, Inc
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Malone
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Fiction Tastes Shift in Libaries Here Amid Serious Reading
City librarian Miss Callie Wieder notes Watertoo readers favor serious works like history biography and opera while popular fiction remains a minority. The trend shows a steady rise in demand for more substantial titles as libraries adjust offerings.
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Callie Wieder
Wieder
Tingse Yaipe
Drewatuyre
GMMONS WHET 01 OFETICARS SATURIBAY
Glhwons amd heir wives will Meaitat a p.m. Saturday in Tae VOW ot A. dhiinaynens tar alianer fallewnd by on papram. reports a meetion of elligrys. yt. Ro Mab for secretary, annninced bad ay that che Ssilvons are teeing te Jes Th dist vitnativa waat oy Thuryet Wa Wittes by Tine 1.
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Temperatures and Names in Murky Local Note
A fragmentary OCR note lists several personal names and scattered temperature references. The readable items include Joan, VAVTY INS, and a sequence of unclear terms. The piece reads like a broken local record or notice with mixed identifiers but no coherent events or dates.
Clark outlines Prohibition stand and Federal Reserve views
Des Moines headline notes Howard J. Clark, Republican Senate candidate, urging continued liquor suppression and opposing reestablishment of the saloon. He spoke at Drake University, calling for firm law enforcement. He also pressed federal reserve reform, tariff changes, and farm market stabilization, linking monetary policy to American farmers. He warned senators must support measures benefiting farm and national markets.
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Des Moines
Howard J. Clark
United States
Clark
Oiralty
Drake University
Fordecal Reserve Chater
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Senate
Sai Chavk
Federal Reserve
Neads
Cone
Des Moines Police Seek Missing Girl
Des Moines authorities conducted a search for Dorothy Leonard a 15 year old girl who vanished from home Tuesday and has not been seen. A broadcast description was released by station W410 and no progress was reported early today. Also two fires were blamed on cigarets one damaging a Marsh Place awning and the other minor floor damage at a Fourth Street West residence.
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Des Moines
Opy
Dorothy Leonard
Marsh Place
Fifth Street
Fourth Itreet West
L. W. Fleming
G. Ls “Scott
Parker Street
Mrs Anna Kunkle Dies in Oelwein Home
Mrs Anna Kunkle died at 9 am today at the home of her daughter Mrs dT Ridler in Oelwein. She was mother to Mrs Blane Risles widow of Fed Risley and grandmother to Mrs J P von Lackum of 220 Home Park housevard.
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Anna Kunkle
Dt. Ridler
Oelwein
Blane Risles
Fed Risley
J. P. von Lackum
Indigestion remedy claims praised in old ad text
An advertisement extols Pepsin as the best relief for indigestion and related stomach issues. It touts quick relief from symptoms like breathlessness, dizziness, and belching, claiming one tablespoonful of Eyres Meontha-Pepety dissolves discomfort in minutes. The text also mentions a medical case and funeral notices among scattered personal items.
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Robert Ding
Evan
Dare
MenUni-Pepsin
Wey
Storm Comfort
iMedia
Tiger’s Kin Happy Deported to Shanghai Not France
Georges-Verdinand Gatineau, grandson of a French premier, awaits deportation from Spokane after seeking Shanghai as destination over France. He says Labor Secretary Davis approved the move, claiming legal entry via Canada and reentry to the U.S. was improper. He touts a Shanghai wage in gold and remarks about life in France and wine.
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China
France
Spokane
Wash
Seattle
Georges - Verdinand Gatineau
Georges Clohieteeau
Shanghani
Davis
Shanghai
United States
Mexico
Gatineau
Canada
Thern
Shanguai
Nine Balloons Compete In Elimination Race At Tabla
Nine balloons race today at Tabla stock Arkansas in an elimination to select three to represent the United States in Belgium May 24. Wind is forecast favorable from the southwest. Balloons include US Army and Goodyear tied to teams Detroit Akron Southern California and more, all with radio receivers. Messages will be sent via telegrams from the air port to the Associated Press in Little Rock and dropped during the race to maintain contact with finishers.
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Tabla Stock
Ark
United States
Belgium
U. S. Army. d
Goodwar
California
Mrs Spars Seeks Injunction in Divorce Alimony Case
Elizabeth Spars asks the district court for an injunction to restrain William Spars from disposing of property while divorce and $10,000 alimony suit proceed. An amendment accuses him of concealing assets, citing a transfer to his nephew at Saxo Street. Spars fights the divorce and pursues $350,000 damages for alimony-related affair.
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Elizabeth Spars
District Court
William £. Spars
Arbuckle
Atrs
Spars
Ser Saxo Street
William Juergens
Alefred Schroeder
Hos Wijta
Hold Speeder When Two Persons Hurl
Des Moines April 29. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Murphy were seriously injured when the automobile in which they rode collided with another vehicle driven by C. A. Hedlund at a street intersection last night. Murphy suffered a fractured left shoulder and his wife severe lacerations. Hedlund is held for investigation. Witnesses said he was speeding.
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Des Moines
Marcus Murphy
C. A. Hedlund
Nee Dent
Murphy
Hedlund
Permits Issued for New Homes and Remodeling
Commissioner Charles Dawson issues a residence permit to Mrs Mars McNally at 1013 Steely Street with a detached garage for 35100 dollars. Adelbert Bartlett receives a remodeling permit for 126 Linenin Street at one dollar. Charles Bell gets a permit to build an ice cream stand in the Lafayette Street 4 H0 block.
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Charles Wasson
Mars McNally
Independence Avenue
Steely Street
Adelbert Bartlett
Linenin Street
Charles Bell
Lafayette Street
Man Who Went Over Niagara Killed by Slip on Orange Peel
London reports Bobby Leach, famed Niagara Falls daredevil who in 1911 survived going over the falls in a wooden barrel, has died from injuries after slipping on an orange peel in the street and breaking a leg. The Canadian earned global notoriety for his falls feat.
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Niagara
London
Muelling News
Chiristelusten
New
Zea. Kut
Bobby" Leach
Uosteel Hatrel
Leach
Niagara Falls
Anne Eteson
Taylor
Niagary Mulls
County Sues for Jury Fees in Friendly Clash
Black Hawk county filed a suit yesterday against Waterloo seeking 702 dollars in jury fees taxed as costs. City officials call the action a formality tied to a recent settlement ending an eight year dispute. The county expects to win by default as the suit aims to clear remaining legal tangles.
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Black Hawk County
City of
Waterloo
W. P. Jensen
Alg. Reid
Church Conference Urges Midweek Services Growth
Ungten April 29 report on the fifty-eighth annual convention of the Iowa Antheran conference of the Augustana synod. T. A. Lundholm Gowrie warned that the church’s main weakness is not recognizing its need for midweek services to synchronize with the broader church. Rev Kendall Glinton officiated at the State Baptist league meeting. Nurses candidate listings were announced by the statehouse Town board with broad county representation.
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Kendall
Glinton
State Batthersan League
Ie Statehouge
Farm Bloc Seeks Early Action On Co-Operative Market Bill
Washington reports April 23 and 29 note farm bloc pressure for swift passage of the co operative marketing measure. A $250 million surplus was sneaked into the bill by Iowa committee members, giving partisans an advantage as leaders push for action. Chester Gray PR Bower John Wallace and Charles Hearst met officials at the White House to discuss farm relief legislation.
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Washington, DC
UPJ
Yale
Congress
Corn Bell
de Iowa Comiitree
Hesonnkee Agricultural Committee
Coolidge
Jowans
Washington, D.C
Chester Gray
PR. Bower
American Farm Bureau Federation
John Wallace
Des Moines
Wallace
Charles Hearst
Iowa State Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Officers to Get Girl Held for 8600 Debt
Armed deputies prepared to penetrate Summers county to take by force a girl held over debt. The 14-year-old Edna Smith Burrell has lived with guardians for three years and is claimed by her mother Mrs. Mary Norville Burrell to be held in virtual captivity to recover the debt.
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Charleston
W. Va
Summers County
Mary Norville Burrell
Edna Smith Burrell
Police Captain Farrell Undergoes Major Surgery
Police Captain Farrell remains in serious condition at St Francis Hospital after an operation for stomach trouble. He was taken from his home at 210 Sumer Street last night as doctors deemed surgery necessary. Patrolman J. J. Thornberry serves as acting second shift captain in Captain Farrell's absence.
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St. Praneis Hospital
Tie
Sumer Street
J. J. Thornberry
Polices Department
Parrel
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