German Warships Held For Experimental Use In US Waters
Fourteen German warships allocated to the United States for experiments are in the Atlantic, expected to arrive from Brest to New York this week. The group includes the light cruiser Frankfurt and the 22,000 ton dreadnought Ostfriesland, both damaged in battles, plus two destroyers. They are to be opened to public inspection after docking, with Ostfriesland possibly moving under her own power. The destroyers G-102, V-43 and G-122 are slated for Norfolk, while the others may be exhibited at a U.S. port per potential law changes. Captain Julius F. Hellweg will oversee transit.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Hulaid
New York
Brestance
Frankfurt
Ostfriesland
Munander
Admiral Sheer
eTman
Scapa Flow
Jutland
Fisgehip
Tulsk
Fleg
Brodicker
Wil- Imshaven
Stroyer
Otilla
Erman
Navy
Norfolk
Julius F. Hellweg
United States Navy
City in Brief Features and Travels of Local Residents
A collage of brief notes lists Mrs G M Nesbit visiting a relation in St Louis, Ruby Anderson on a business trip, Dr and Mrs Frank Hartman returning from Colorado, and Harold Miller touring Chicago and Milwaukee. Local court Augrat assignment slated for 10 am tomorrow. Suburban visitors include M J Tierney Fort Dodge guests at 627 Nevada, and Dr G H Stafford visiting Mines. Several locals travel for business, leisure, or care, with multiple municipal court updates, traffic notes, and holiday travel details.
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Ruby Anderson
Woods Tall- Finery
Chris 9
Frank ‘T. Hartman
Colorado
Harold Miller
Chicago
Milwaukee
H.W. Riggs
Cedar Rapids
Jil
Alfred Winder
Floyd Stoyles
al Pitzen
City Golf Tourney Opens With Morning Matches At Yrnes Park
Sunday morning rounds begin in the City Championship at Yrnes Park. McClain beat Miller 5 and 4, Lamgon and Bragdon not yet played, Hopper beat Cowan 2 and 1, J Unkelberg beat Mucha 1 up. Langley defeated Lier 2 up, Joebel beat Lewis 5, Howd defeated Wiederhold 2 and 2, Lich beat Schultz 7 and 6.
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Yrnes Park
McClain
Miller
Lamgon
Bragdon
Hopper
Cowan
Junkelberg
Mucha
Langley
Lier
Joebel
Lewis
How 'd
Wiederhold
Lich
Schultz
Lewis Miller
Dame
Ferguson
Fenng
Johnson
Banks
Robinson
Colcord
Walker
Burt
Arrott
Jones
Lamson
Wray
Lucas
Tibbdtts
Buck
Caward
Elminating Buck
Edwards judged insane and sent to hospital
W. M. Edwards, jailed for trial on a criminal charge involving his two daughters, was adjudged insane and moved to Independence Hospital after an attempted suicide by cutting his throat. He and David Anderson had recently attempted to break jail, and Anderson found blood in the other inmate’s cage after Edwards made the attempt.
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W. M. Edwards
Hne
Independence Ospital
Edwards
David Anerson
Breaak
Anderson
Miss Amy Boggs Dies. Noted Educator of Iowa Rural Districts
Miss Amy Boggs, a Delaware County native and daughter of J B Boggs, died July 28 near Jacksonville Florida. She taught at Kingsley Le Mars Waterloo and Manchester high schools and served as Manchester superintendent of schools. Her family connections and public service marked a long career in Iowa education.
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Amy Boggs
Manchester
Delaware County
J. B. Boggs
Jacksonvie
Boggs
Deathi
Delft
Mgr. Boggs
Amy
Cornell College
Kingsley
le Mars
Waterloo
Highlands Park College
Des Moines
Lakeside Park
Jacksonville
Fla
Ennis Boggs
Ellueen Brackney
Hileen Brackney
Glendale
Cal
Miss Brackney
Bert Archer
Seday Falls
Long Beach
Comfort in Theatre Boosted by New Ventilation Plan
The Garden theatre gains a cyclone ventilation system as part of Adams theatres chain. A rear motor driven fan sends 36,000 cubic feet of cooled perfumed air per minute, supplying a complete air change every two minutes. The system costs nearly $2,000, per manager R. A. Howard.
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Garden Theatre
Adams Theatres
Iowa
R. A. Howard
Harding Will Speak at Iowa State Fair
Plans practically completed for an address by Senator Warren G. Harding here August 30 at the Iowa state fair. That date will be farm bureau day.
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Harding
Associated Press
Tes Moines
Warren G. Yarding
Farm Bureau
Whisky Heist Seizure In Chicago Totals 4.5 Million
Prohibition officers report a Chicago incident involving the seizure and theft of whisky valued at 4.5 million dollars. The alleged theft affects liquor stock records and enforcement actions, with details unclear due to damaged OCR. Authorities indicate a broader enforcement operation linked to a named period and surrounding shipments.
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Ciloago
Aug. S
Prohibition
Woman seeks sister in Waterloo police search
A Indianapolis woman mails Chief H. H. Young asking Waterloo Police to aid in finding her sister Clara Vansickle who has not been heard from for weeks. She speculates the missing woman may be the one found in a Detroit trunk, describing her as 24, 160 pounds, brown hair and eyes, who corresponded with a Charles Forbes in Waterloo. Latest dispatches identify the trunk victim as Mrs. LeRoy.
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Waterloo
Detroit
H. H. Young
Indianapolis
Ind
Clara Vansickle
Charles A. Forbes
Clinton
New York
LeRoy
Priest Eucharistic League Opens Meet in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia today more than 100 bishops, monsignors and priests attend the Priest Eucharistic League’s thirty-fourth annual convention. Clergy hail from dioceses east of the Mississippi, promoting devotion to Jesus Christ and the Holy Eucharist.
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The
Associates Press
Philadelphia
Priest Euchariatic League
For a Drill of Red Rum On Erie Street
A dustman emptied a public waste box on Erie street and pulled out two dozen clean linen collars. A passerby asked how they got there. The dustman replied they belong to fellows whose necks have shrunk since prohibition. Also listed are marriage licenses for Mel B Howe and Dorothy F Selis and others from Waterloo and Mason City. A sale act is referenced in court.
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Toledo
Erie Street
Mel B. Howe
Mason City
Dorothy F. Selis
New Hartford
James Kiriasis
Waterloo
Elfroline Hajiziantkis
Lee A. York
Margaret Nissen
Negro shot in row refuses information on assailant
A colored man wounded by a bullet at a home on Commercial Avenue refused to identify his attacker. Police took him to the hospital. he later disappeared. Witnesses and officers searched for Morgan, while delegates from New York prepared for a convention opening tomorrow.
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Morgan
Mob
Ike
Palla Miller
KOC
Arklving
New York
Delagatis
Cotunbus
Obregon to Lead Mexican Forces Against Cantu
Obregon, head of Mexico's military, will personally supervise the dispatch of a 3,600 strong force to oppose Gov. Cantu. A Mexico City telegram reported the plan for Saturday. Also noted, July fires totaled 0 incidents with modest losses, including rubbish fires and a stove mishap, with a few fire alarms due to smoke.
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Lon Angeles
Cal
AUK
Zor Obregon
Furcon
Mexico
Gov. Cantu
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