Debt settlement linked to French war debt funding plan
Washington reports a debt settlement signed with France and the United States to fund postwar loans. France agrees to pay about 6.85 billion dollars with phased interest relief, while Italy’s debt is noted. French cabinet endorses the Washington agreement amid likely parliamentary fights.
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Coolidge
Congress
Simone
Mean
Utah
American Debt Commission
Jugo' P Slayla
Secretars
France
Senate
Paris
Washington
Renger
Peret
Bey
Weare
Chamber of Deputies
Storm Delays Polar Dirigible Departure from Leningrad
Norge dirigible preparations to depart Leningrad for a King’s Day flight were delayed by a severe storm that swept Spitzbergen Wednesday, delaying reception plans. Sheriff W. H. Wagner addressed Fast High students during the noon auditorium period.
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Oslo
Rhe Amundsen-Ellsworth-Nohite Dirigible Nore
Leningrad
Sprec
Norge
al Ftorm O
Spitzhercen
Wagner Spears
Sherif
T. Wagner
Jar
Death of Lottie Adams Lewis Aged 19
Lottie Adams Lewis of 530 Mobile Street, daughter of Rev and Mrs Po Lewis, died yesterday at 4 PM after a long illness. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 30 PM at the African Methodist Episcopal Church Cedar Rapids with burial at Pair Leithe. The deceased, born in Sta, was a student and sailor class member, with her parents and pastor of the African Episcopal Church in attendance.
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Tattie Adams Lewis
Lottie Adams Lewis
Iowen
Amid
Po OM. Lewis
Mobile Street
African Methodist Episcopal
Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Rey Pastor
Sailor Clas
Wade Nelson Re-elected Leader of Iowa Drygoods Association
Wade Nelson, manager of the Sterling store, was re elected president of the Iowa State Drygoods and Apparel Association for the third consecutive year. The convention, described as the most successful, heard Nelson review the past year’s activities. Others elected included G. Hughes Cedar Falls president of Hughes Drygoods Co. and 4 13 Hughes. J. Kingaman. Henry Adams Des Moines. R. L. WatU Davenport vice president. Leon Britnall Marshalltown second vice president. A. E. Fletcher Des Moines treasurer. N. H. Son Des Moines secretary.
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Waite JE Nelson
Sterling
Dud General
Geroffle Shinney
Hnd
Iowa State Drygoods and
Anparel Association
Elson
Talalsa
Hughes
Cedar
Hughes Drygoods Company
GO. Kingaman
Henry Adams
Des Moines
Ro U L. Watu
Davenport
Leon Britnall
Marshaltown
A. E. Fletcher
Bes Moines
N. H. Son
Storm delays oil tank fire fight near Bakersfield
A lightning struck tank at the Standard Oil storage farm five miles northwest of Bakersfield, California, igniting a crude oil fire. Stormy weather hindered crews as embankments washed out and highway passages flooded. the storage center holds about 6 million barrels across underground tanks, many not full.
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Bakersfield
Cal
West Kern River
Oi! Commancy
California
Here
Corn Usage in Commercial Field Declines
Washington D C Apoplana notes that 226 006 000 bushels of corn are used commercially annually. glucose and starch use fell to 70 000 000 from 75 006 000. Distillers and fermented liquors produced 625 000 bushels in 1992, down from 7 908 000 in 1818, including industrial alcohol and cereal beverages.
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Washington
LD. C
Department of Agriculture
Department
Police Reveal Theft of $100000 in Mail Sacks in Indiana
Police investigators in Indiana reveal a $100000 mail robbery kept under cover. Two sacks were seized at the Hig Four rotters while a shipment moved through Indianapolis. Sacks contained $584000 in rigetiable xeetriRins consigned by Indianapolis pants and about $n cash. Authorities pursue suspects as a weeklong search continues.
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Indiana
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Infanapolis
Postal
Rept &Etrem
Waterloo Rotary Mapped New Headquarters and Leadership
Des Moines April 3 Special report details the eleventh district conference with plans to establish a permanent Waterloo headquarters for the GWA Rotary with a full time secretary. Bruce Gules elected district governor from Waterloo, delegates and visitors incur farm relief and price stability debate, two thousand attendees at the Waterloo banquet, six Waterloo delegates attending.
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Dacey
Waterloo
Aroso
leWe
Marin Letiel
Cornan
Fort New Main
Seven Injured When Engine Strikes Auto at Crossing
Alfred and Rosie Chase nine year old near death after Rock Island switch engine backs into a car driven by Totin Richards at a railroad crossing in Newton Iowa. Mrs Ida Collins and five children were among injured as they were pinned beneath wreckage and rescued. Other victims include two more seriously hurt and a boy named Alfred near death.
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Alfred
Rosie Chase
Rock Island
Totin Richards
Ida Collins
Rosie Chise
Alfred Youghe Fig
Immigrant Girl Divorced From Heir to Lock Co Wealth
Dorothy Kevin Towne born in Kiev Russia won a divorce from J Meredith Towne heir to Yale Towne Lock Co wealth. Court heard extreme cruelty and a $35000 property settlement. The couple married in Toledo Ohio on March 1 1949 when both were 18. Mrs Towne described threats with a pistol and beatings over refusal to travel to Mexico for a divorce.
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Yale &Towne! Lock Co
Dorothy Kevin Towne
Kiev
Russia
J. Meredith Towne
Toledo
Towne
Far
Towney
Mexico
Advises Parents to Cultivate Children on Radio
Mrs. G Branen urged Iowa radio listeners to nurture children and imagination during a WSUT University of Iowa night program. She emphasized guiding interests and respect as essential to a child's development.
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Iava City
Ser
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Radio Eracion
Officers of Defunct Co Sued for Fraud
Defunct company officers face fraud lawsuits in Des Moines dated April. Names include Payton and Goodwin among others alleged to have engaged in improper dealings. Court actions seek restitution and legal remedy for implicated executives.
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Moines
B. Taylor
Cunte
Fee
Fatty Goodwin Giln
eRriey
Yale
Payton
Pekingese Best In Show At Cedar Valley Kennel Club
Miss Reilly of Des Moines won best in show in the Cedar Valley Kennel Club event with her Pekingese over eight pounds, taking top honors in both novice and unit dog classes. The dog also earned a first premium at the Greater Des Moines Kennel Club show.
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Cedar Valley
Disabled veterans meet in Waterloo discuss growth and events
The fifth annual Iowa DBVA convention in Waterloo reports 14 local chapters with 3472 disabled veterans and rising membership. Delegates plan 1927 convention in Clinton and host a banquet with music and performances by Maddigan students, celebrating auxiliary roles and veterans affairs.
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American Legion
United States Veterans Bureau
Mullen
Clinton
Gwests
Waterloo
Memorial Hall
Vummins Headquarters to Open at Sogn
Local headquarters for the Cummins campaign will be established at 51 Commercial Street within the next day. H. C. Herinbrock, chairman of the homity committee, announced the plan for June primary operations in Cedar Falls and surrounding areas.
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wWaek Plank County
Suubrdus Ue
Cadidgey
Albersne Cummins
Sih
Vrew
H. C. Hernbrock
Homity
Sehl Gaudy
Ay Anager
Amor Lomarreau
Local dog show draws crowds as couples seek divorce
Rough OCR lists a dog show at Valley Kennels Forum with breeds including Dachshunds and Shepherds. Willis Roland Glockner faces divorce and child custody battles with Charlotte Glockner. Attendance runs into hundreds. exhibitors and traders named among winners. police and fire notes accompany final column.
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Charlotte Glocker
Bert
Waterloo
Doberaesma
Kean
Torrth
Viehty
I. A. Cobb
King Berl
Ned Brown
Dam
O'Neil
Ja F. Bason
Cedar Batts
Jack Rawlins
Cedar Weighs
Primary 8 Into Traer Routed for Radio Tonight
Traer Iowa notes routing of Primary 8 traffic to suit Traer radio programs tonight Saturday and Sunday. County highway decision ends long dispute with engineers and farmers over Route No. 68 and Second Street access to city, affecting Salisfactary route costs and city mileage.
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Afsuene
KPRC
WEW
WsAq
Wey
Wie
Sien
State I Highways Commission
Praer Nad
County Board of Supervisors
Aigtoway
Comission
Blac
Salisfactary Co Ce
Highway Commission
Sunibout
Mnilis
Veteran 86 Rebels at Col Robbins in Cummins row
Des Moines April 30 UP Col John Mills Redfield former Iowa American Legion state commander and Cummins campaign committee vice chairman criticized Col C B Robbins slogan Cummins or Communis as ridiculous he challenged Robbins to show one thing Cummins did to improve prosperity over seven years Mills noted Iowa faced delution and questioned Cummins record and declared Robbins failed to deliver his opportunity
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John Mills
Redfield
G Today
C.B. Robbins
The
American Legion
Cummins Campaign
Col. Robbins
Cummins
Col. Mills
Iowa
Republican Party
Cumimninshig
Cuiminshag
Qo. Mils
Siarep Tuenl
Toward
Clark
Fugitive in Des Moines Falls to Death From Train
Pittsburg drug firm treasurer Park W Gould, 43, wanted for a $25 theft, was arrested in Des Moines Pa. He waived extradition and was being returned on the Chicago Express when, on near Enon Pa, he broke a washroom window and jumped from the train.
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Pittsberra
Park W. Gould
McCullosh Drug Co
Pittsburgh
Enon
Worker Hurt by Machinery at Dawson Street Plant
An employee of the Naunian company at 8132 Dawson Street was badly injured at 2 p.m. today when caught in machinery at work. He was rushed by ambulance to St. Francis hospital. The extent of his injuries could not be determined on first examination.
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Naunian Company
Ile
St. Francis Hospital
Mae
New Hampton Woman Loses Shopping Money Tied in Handkerchief
A New Hampton woman left her small shopping cash tied in a handkerchief and later found it missing at a local store. In a panic she notified her husband, who redistributed Wills printed material about the incident as town gossip. Meanwhile the handkerchief money was recovered by J W Catter and Mrs Drewelow noted the event.
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Tuingwan
Sao
J. WW
Catter I
Mrz
Drewelow
Panik
Sidraru
April 1926 Traffic Violations Rise While Drunk Driving Cases Increase
In April 1926 traffic ordinances were enforced more strictly than a year earlier. Convictions for intoxication rose to 82, with 39 new traffic violations, resisting an officer, and careless driving adding to totals. The Municipal Court shows fewer overall cases than last year but an uptick in drunken driving charges and related offenses.
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Apri
Elow
Koepke
Munich
Eughes
Captain Farrell Slightly Improves After Operation
Police Captain John Farrell remains in serious condition at St Francis hospital after an operation yesterday morning. Also listed in serious condition is Mrs Ila Simons of Randolph Street, undergoing treatment for internal injuries. June Kelley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kelley of Barelay Street, is recovering from a pedestrian accident at St Francis hospital. Miss Theresa Ferervisen announces a puppet play The Tet tn o the Foreate at 2 90 pm tomorrow in west I.
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Tohn TL Farerell
St. Francis
Farrell
Chira Brita
Cleveland Street
Presbyterian Hospital
June Kelles
End
Kelley
Barelay Street South
al St. Prancis Hospital
Ila Simons
Randolph Street
St. Francis Hospital
T Lebrary
Theresa Ferervisen
West I. Heavy
Crate I-A
John Fiske Seboot
Tilkey
Rite Lyne
Ron Elude
Surite
Sabirday
April Weather Record Shows Snowdrifts Then Warmth
The report notes a late winter start with snowdrifts, followed by increasing warmth. Waterloo enjoyed 21 clear days and nine cloudy ones in April with rising temperatures and tropical breezes. Temperatures reached a high of 4 yesterday and 18 on the first and fifteenth. A 1 inch Shaw layer appeared on Pools day, and two frosts covered the ground on the sixth. Rain fell on four days during the spring period.
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Dame Nature
Waterloo
Shaw
Ts Manutr
Max
Roviy Saawe
Body found of missing man in Missouri slough
The body of Louis Young, 44, of Grandview, reported missing since early January, was recovered yesterday from a slough near Lorisarete after his car ran out of gas. Two companions escaped, two others drowned, and investigators search for cause.
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Grandview
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Lorisarete
Yona
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