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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1928

Page

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Nun Said to Have Indirect Influence on Obregon Killing

In Mexico City Aug 1 a nun Concepcion Acebeda de la Sara is named by Jose de Leon Toral as having indirectly influenced him in the assassination of President-elect Als vara Obregon. Toral, calmly questioned, cited Mother Superior Concepcion Acebeda as intervening and claiming religious persecution required the death of Obregon Calles and Perez. The nun denied fostering the belief and Toral said no one knew of his plan.

Mexico City PRA Concepcion Acebedo de la Sara Jose de Leon Toral Alsvara Obregon Total el Obregon Mendosa Toral Mother Conchita Tobotr Concepcion Acebeda Obregon Calles Perez Rome Tien Tara Poureson

Smith and Cox Compete Westward for Electoral Advantage

The piece discusses Democrats evaluating Smiths chances to win with a western push. It notes possible Nebraska support, Smiths planned western speeches such as in St. Louis, and pressure to visit Omaha and other western cities. It compares to Cox in 1920 who toured the west and still won only one electoral vote.

Nebraska Smith Everal Cox Mississippi Nec New York Herald-Tribune

Three Men Hurt in Crash Near Barkersburg Te

Fritz Knox Carl Iblings and Mgr Clark were seriously injured in a headon collision of two cars six miles east of Barkersburg Te at 11:30 p m yesterday All cars wrecked Iblings suffer a skull eye injuries Knox a fractured ankle two broken ribs and a severe arm cut Clark severe wounds and bruises They were treated at Mooney hospital and later released Auto injuries fatal Sioux City Ia Aug 1 Wilcert James 18 died at St Dec hospital from injuries after his car struck a telephone pole Three others were injured

Gerber Special Services Barkersburg Fritz ‘Knox Carl Iblings Mgr Clark Rockwell Ity Here Thlings Stroy Knox Ibings Mooney Hospital Sioux City Wil‘cert James South Sioux City Neb

Quarantines and Marriage Licenses Reported

Quarantine notes list Scarlet fever and whooping cough cases including John Backus at an adult detention hospital and children Joe age five and Kenneth May age three at 315 Rock Island. Marriage licenses issued to Edythe Joyner and W A Smith of Waterloo and several other names including Ines M Abbey Albion and Alice J Peterson Waterloo.

John Backus Joe Kenneth May Rock Island W. A. Smith Waterloo Edythe Joyner Adelber L. Hilsabeck Ferguson Ines M. Abbey Albion HB. Doyle Frame Ainsworth Alice J. Peterson Louie H. Knittle Lennie Ide Michaelsin Watering

Boy on Pony Seeks Stable Travel to Coolidge Welcome

Des Moines reports 14 year old W A Boyd Jones of Gallup New Mexico resumes a 54 day trek to the Brule Wisconsin summer White House. He plans to attend the Indian intertribal celebration in Gallup on August 29 for an audience with President Coolidge and notes frequent stable shortages along the route averaging about 33 miles daily.

Des Moines W.A Boyd Jones Gallup N. M New Mexico White House Brule Wis Boyd Coolidge

Smith Invites Peek to Discuss Farm Votes in New York

Governor Smith invites farm leader George N. Peek to breakfast in New York to discuss agricultural policy as Peek, a Republican ally of La​on, critiques the Republican farm plank. Peek travels amid campaigns and meetings with the Democratic committee while Smith plans to unveil farm relief ideas for his acceptance speech in Albany.

Hampton Bay S. N.Y Smith George N. Peek Corn Belt New York Peek Canoy Place Inn Frank QC Lowdon Democratic Executive Herbert Hoovey Peek Lves Moline Ill Committee of 22 McNary-Haugen Albany W. H. Settle Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Congress Nis Southampton GovriAl Smith Long Cae Eheen Kesger

Held for Alleged Dyer Act Violation in Cook County

Raymond Gerfield and Melvin Farrmett of Chicago were arrested in Elgin six weeks ago with a stolen auto. Freed on state charges, they face federal indictment for alleged Dyer Act violations. extradition efforts and a search for a federal filing are noted by officials.

Cook County Raymond Gerfield Melvin Farmett Chicago Elgin Illinois Sherif H. T. Wagner M. F. Blackmon Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Blackmon United States Wagner Cedar Rapids Pol Monar

Temperatures Reported For Tuesday Through Wednesday

Readable fragments show temperature data for Tuesday and Wednesday with maximum around 82 degrees and minimum values noted for Tuesday night. Little legible detail on exact times or other days.

Jesse E Meesee Yeeeween

Spanish flyers head for Azores on world flight

Commander Ramon Franco pilots the four engine Dornier Numancia from Cadiz toward the Azores on the first leg of a planned around the world flight. The crew includes Capt Balaz de Alda and Capt Gallarzo with mechanic Pablo Rada as they seek Halifax or Placentia after Azores.

Cadiz Spain U.A Ramon Franco Atlantic North America Azores Halifax Placentia N. F Franco Balaz de Alda Gallarzo Pablo Rada Aeronautics Kindelan Gallarvo Numancia France Cra Axores New York Havana Vera Cruz la Paz Bolivia California San Francisco Rupert Unalaska Paramusair Tokio Kagoshima Mila Port Victoria Colomta Bam Bas Bushire Alexandretti Palermo Alcazares United States Dornier Brazil Palos de Moguer Canary Islands Bay de Guado Porte Prayo Riblera de Inferno Fernando de Norotba Fnally Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Buenos Aires Ruiz de Alda Dur Tan Galiazzo

Demos Call Judicial Convention Aug in Des Moines

Richard F. Mitchell chairman of the Democratic state central committee issued a call for a State Democratic Judicial convention to be held in Des Moines on Thursday Aug 9 at 1 a.m. The call lists 1,504 delegates entitled to attend. Mitchell said he would name the chairman of the convention tomorrow.

Fort Dodge Inn Richard F. Mitchell Democratic State Central Committee Des Moines Mitchell

Lincoln Highway Near Woodbine Opens All Weather Road

Missouri Valley Ia Aug 1 The Lincoln Highway reaches all weather status with the final pavement laid near Woodbine. The last dirt cap along the Gottnelly Bluffs to Clinton stretch is closed as other sections remain partly paved and eroded. County residents aided progress by addressing local road issues.

Missouri Valley Woodbine Gottnelly Bluffs Clinton

Cherokee to Have Now Daily Paper September 1

Cherokee Iowa will launch a daily newspaper after consolidating the Cherokee Chief and Cherokee Times. editors Paul Caswell Carl Caswell and Justin Barry will run the new paper. MAD DOG SHOT A brown mad dog snapped at children on Fifth Street West and Washington. George Carpenter the city dog catcher answered the call and shot the animal after it was taken to a distant part of the city.

Cherokee Chief Cherokee Times Paul and Carl Caswell Justin Barry Times Fifth Street Washington George Carpenter Etty

Timets Central official heads to Davenport for Tri City meet

W Scott Williams general superintendent of the western lines of Timets Central railroad will depart tonight for Davenport to attend the annual Tri City Traffic club meeting and social gathering.

Davenport W. Scott Williams Western Lines Timets Central Railroad Tri

MRS IDA BELL TAKES OWN LIFE IN WATERTOWN AREA

Ida M Bell widow of A W Bell died by suicide after a stroke and nervous breakdown. Born 1869 near Denver Iowa she married A W Bell in 1896. survived by son Floyd, daughter Mrs N F Trunkey, granddaughter Maxine Trunkey, sister and brother. Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal church with burial at East Janesville cemetery.

Ida M. Bell Vermont Street A. W. Bell Ida Besh Denver Waterloo Mount Vernon Township Bell First M. E. Church Floyd Bell N. F. Trunkey Kingsley Avenue Maxine Trunkey F.E. Hutton Janesville George Besh

Waterloo records steady building with 117 permits in July

Waterloo issued 117 building permits in July as city building commissioner Toenjes reported. Estimates total about $92,900 in new work with 14 house permits valued at $49,300 and 19 house permits valued at $43,900 for other projects. Private garages numbered 24 costing $5,450, plus 18 remodeling permits for houses and nine for business buildings. A $12,000 warehouse from July 1927 and 42 heating plant permits indicate forethought for winter. Fees collected totaled $346.50.

Waterloo David Teenjes Toenjes Toenies

Hoover to Lead Personal Campaign Tour Across Regions

Republican nominee Herbert Hoover will conduct a personal speaking campaign not relying solely on radio. He plans frequent weekend trips from Washington to key eastern, border, midwestern, and western cities including Buffalo, Boston, Chicago, New York, Louisville or Nashville, Kansas City, St. Louis, Minneapolis or St Paul, with visits returning to Palo Alto near election day.

Shasta Springs Cal U.P Herbert Hoover East Middlewest Washington Hoover Buffalo Boston Chicago New York Louisville Nashville Tenn Kansas City St. Louis Minneapolis St. Pau Palo Alto West H Springs Brown McCloud Pit Dever , Lreek

Smith Endorsement Fight Falls in Labor Council

Advocates for Governor Alfred E. Smith abandon the push for AFL endorsement in the 1928 campaign as Detroit convention actions and labor policies of General Motors loom. Executive council members favor Hoover, delaying reaffirmation of nonpartisan policy while seeking a Smith endorsement. Five day week programs and navy yard experiments factor into the debate.

Atlantic City N. J INS Alfred E. Smith American Federation of Labor Federation Detroit General Motors John J. Raskoh Democratic Innasional Committee Smith New York State Federation Polley Althe Executive Council Hoover Executive Courc James O'Connell Metal Trades Division J. M. O'Hanlon International Pavers Union Resolutions Committee Matthew Woll Los Angeles Navy Yards Eastern Seaboard Navy Yards

Corn crops show good progress despite storm damage

Iowa crop report notes corn tasseled and silking in many areas with cool, dry weather aiding harvest. Central counties suffered wind and hail damage with about 25,000 dollars in Marshall and Franklin counties affected. overall yields remain good for barley and oats, sweet corn for table use, and haying proceeding well. West High teams beat Edison 37 to 0 and 10 to 3, with a pet show planned at the playground.

Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed United States Weather Bureau Reed Gorn Liscomb Township Marshall County Grant Township Franklin County

Brennan May Get Well but May Not Resume Leadership

Chicago August 1 George Brennan was given a good chance for recovery but Democratic leaders doubted he could again lead Illinois politics after Roger Sullivan's death. No natural successor emerged as Brennan fights for life at John B Murphy hospital following infections. Physicians reported he rested well and improvement from a difficult night.

Chicago George Brennan Illnois Roger’ Sullivan Brennap John B. Murphy

Explosion at Indian Refining injures seventy-five workers

A steel pressure still exploded at the Indian Refining plant in Lawrenceville Illinois during an early fire. About 40 workers were hospitalized including two severely burned volunteers Robert Shields and Gene Burback. Several died or were feared fatally injured as hot oil sprayed over the crew.

Lawrenceville Indian, Refining Company Vincennes Ind Wabash River Robert Shields Gene Burbank

Woman Hurt in Train-Chasing Cab in Cedar Rapids

Bertha B. Reid of this city suffered slight injuries when the taxi she rode went over an embankment while attempting to overtake a passenger train she had missed at the local depot. Reid had arrived late to catch a train to Mexico Missouri and urged the driver to overtake the train at Fairfield. She was taken to a local hospital by taxi. Visiting in Ohio Mr and Mrs H Bernbrook 700 Third Avenue West are visiting in St Clairsville Ohio.

Cedar Rapids Mgi Bertha B. Reid Miss Reid Mexico Fairfex Walford Tah Ohio H. ©. Bernbrook Third Avenue St. Clairsville, O

Widow Demands Inquiry Into Husband's Death by Rider Shot

Des Moines August 1 An Iowa widow urges a formal probe into the fatal shooting of N A Nick Brown by Deputy Sheriff Taylor Huston during a raid on his home. Authorities say Brown ran and was shot as he fled, the bullet ricocheting. his widow questions liquor allegations and deputies claims. The coroner and county attorney will continue inquiries while Huston remains on duty.

Des Moines INS N. A Nick Brown Huston Broadlawns’ General Hospital Brown Boston Park Pindley H. J. Wright

Yankee Yacht Azara Still Is Missing

In Santander Spain Aug 1 the American sailing yacht Azara, entrant in the New York Santander race, remains missing after 24 hours with no radio response. Wireless stations planes and ships including two Spanish warcraft and the US cruiser Detroit search the coast for any trace of the vessel.

Santander Spain Detroit

Brookhart Refused Mapleton Speech Date

Mapleton Iowa August 1 Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa has been refused a speaking date here by the Monza County Farmers Educational and Cooperation union due to his support for President Hoover.

Mapleton, Fa U. Ss Smith W. Brookhart Towa Monza County

Wrights Divorcing as Alleged Cruelty Sues

Mrs. Alta Wright files for divorce from Hugh Wright alleging cruel treatment. The couple wed in this city on December 7 1927.

Alta Wright Hugh Wright

Brains Tests Series Legal Cognitive Challenge

A vintage brain teaser instructs readers to study number series and deduce the governing rule. It asks to write the next two numbers for each sequence within three minutes, listing several chaotic sequences and urging reference to a career answer if unsure.

Almost all pupils at Atlantic churchgoers study

A survey of 265 students in the summer extension school at Iowa State Teachers College shows only two students unaffiliated with any church. Denominations include Methodists 124, Church of Christ 34, Catholics 32, Presbyterians 22, plus Lutherans Baptists Congregationalists Evangelical Latter Day Saints Community United Brethren Brethren Swedish Mission and Christian Science.

Atlantic Iowa State Teachers College Methodist Episcopal Church Church of Christ Lutheral Evangelical Latter Day Saints Community United Brethren, Church The Brethren Swedish Mission Christian Sci+ ence

Auto Crash Victim Dies in Hospital

Mrs. Faye Sunberg a 72 year old Des Moines resident died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a car crash near Springville Friday. Her son Sam A Sunberg remains hospitalized with a severe scalp wound. The Sunbergs were en route to Dubuque when their car overturned striking rose gravel.

Cedar Rapids Faye Sunberg Des Moines Springville Sam A. Sunberg Sunberg Dubuque

Sipe Led In Traffic Arrests During July

In July there were 173 traffic ordinance arrests. Officer Walter Sipe led with 43 arrests, followed by W. H. Wilson with 25 and Damon Cheney with 16. Remainder of the 17 patrolling Waterson’s streets included Michaels and Thornberry with 14, Lammert and Wray with 12, plus several others with 5 or fewer. several officers had none.

Walter Sipe W. H. Wilson Damon Cheney Waterson RB. A. Michaels C. E. Thornberry J. Hy Lammert Earl. Wray Lloyd. Cox Mmj. Turney Rock B. E. Johnson Lee Smith Max Guyer J. O. Humphrey J. C. Jensen B. Douglass Lewis Lines W. ©. Farley Oscar Hauserman F. Denniston

Blacksmith Robbed on First Rapids Visit

Paul Drien, a blacksmith from Clutier, Iowa, reported to police that two Black men robbed him of $173 on his first visit to Detour Rapids, Ta, Saturday night. The incident occurred on August 1 according to INS dispatches.

Detisr Rapids Paul Drien Cglutier

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