Walton leads Howard in Oklahoma primary race
Oklahoma City dispatch notes J Walon leads U S Senator hopefuls in Democratic primary with about 8,000 vote edge over E R Howard and C J Wrightsman also contesting. Recounts show Walton ahead as returns from limited precincts come in while Ku Klux Klan endorsements influence others in Missouri Kansas Tennessee races and a broader national picture unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laulen Presa
Oklahoma City
Vhio
Ficiack Walton
Kuo Klux Klan
II Okbiahanuw
U. K
U.S
7. P. Gove
Washinton
D.C
Associated Frese
Okla
E.R. Howard
J. Wallon
Oklahoma
United States
Robert L. Qwens
Walton
Howard
C.J. Wrights
Nan
Kian
Ku Klux Kian
Wrightsman
Moralas
W. B. Pine
Okmulgee
Pine
Paulen
Tessens
Kansas City
Tahwialion
Kansas
Teay
Arthur Capper
Jonathan M.davis
B. 5
Fredonia Danker
M. E. Reed
Parsons
W. R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Democratc
James Malone
Topeka
Edward T. Hackney
Missouri
St. Louis
Arthur Nelson
Bunceton
Sem A. Baker
Jefferson City
Nelson
Baker
Kate S. Morrow
James T. O'Brien
Alice Curtiss Mover-Wing
Thirteenth
Tennessee
Nashville
Tann
John Shieins
Nathan Ll. Bachman
Laurence D. Tyson
Court May Review Dyersville Bank's Conversion of Funds
Dubuque Iowa reports that Farmers' State Bank of Dyersville officers disclosed a conversion of about 274,006 dollars in Dubuque district court. State bank examiner Wednesd ay afternoon will consider possible actions by the county attorney's office, though no decision is known yet. County Attorney Kane is examining the facts and will act if findings justify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville Bank
Dubuque, Ie
Honduras Starts New Revolution
Tegucigalpa Aug 7 War Minister Gen Gregorio Ferrera fled the capital with troops and arms in open rebellion against the government. Revolutionary activities spread toward the Nicaragua border as hostilities threaten to erupt at any moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegucizalpa
Honduras
Gregorio Ferrera
Nicsraguan
28 Lonesome Mamas Don't Go Where Papa Goes
Des Moines records show the song Mama Goes Where Papa Goes failing to match town mood as Papa travels widely. C. M. Young filed 28 appeals from Jonesoma mamas seeking Papa's return, while authorities arrest him for summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Papa
Mame
C. M. Young
Public tour of Thompson drive to Waterloo service stations
Thompson visits Waterloo Laundry and several Hawk Eye service stations to showcase Parco petrol products. He will stop at Cedar Falls offices, Fourth and Walnut, Fourth and Kingsley, and Washington and Fifth streets, with police protection and movie press coverage. A change from Maxwell to Chrysler is planned in congested downtown. Dr. George Wachtler notes no serious conditions besides nervous energy. Thompson’s next appearance includes Havenport and inspection of Davenport Palmer School of Chiropractic. Philco battery inspection will occur at Central Battery and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPN
Thompson
Waterloo Laundry, Cleaning & Dyeing Co
Cedar Falls
Hawkeye Ol Company
First Street
Hawkeye
Waterloo
Fourth Land Walnut
Kingsley
Washington Street
Fifth
Washington
Maxwell
Startling
George A. Wachtler
D.C
Mr. Thompson
Duriong
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Javenport
J. Palmer
Ph.c
Hayward Thompson
Philco
Cen ‘Tral Battery & Electric Co
Remy
Central Battery & Electric Co
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
Gideons to Meet at Cedar Heights Park
Waterloo Gideons and families plan a 3 p m Saturday picnic and business meeting at Cedar Heights. Officers to be elected and reports from the recent national convention will be shared. In rain the event moves to Cedar Heights Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideons
Waterloo Gideons
Cedar Heights
Republicans Will Wait Watchfully for Coolidge Nomination Plans
Washington August 7 Associated Press Republicans delay final campaign plans until next week with all leaders to gather for formal notification of President Coolidge on August 14. Slemp predicts the party will bide its time and let the opposition move first as surveys show growing support for the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Republican Party
Coolidgs
President Coolidge
Hhis
Coolidge
Slemp
Walt
C. Bascom Slemp
Man in Pajamas Interrupts Holdup in Chicago
Chicago tale of Oppenheimer a 27 year old produce merchant shot on his porch while discovering two bandits holding up his sister in law and her escort. Anna Law 20 and Arthur Goldblatt were with the couple. $80 stolen from Goldblatt. ring valued at $600 taken. Oppenheimer dies as bandits flee in car after ordering Goldblatt away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mayer Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Anna Law
Arthur Goldblatt
Goldblatt
Goldblatt Goldblatt
Business College Quarterly Honors Successful Pupils
The September issue of Success, a Gates college pamphlet issued quarterly, features Waterloo residents who benefited from business education. Included are A. A. Sohner of Traveler's Insurance, Coralie Green of Cornell College, Russell Lamson, Elizabeth Forrester at the State University, James Forrester of First National Bank, Tone Miller of Stewart Manufacturing, Maria Drew touring Europe, Ada E. Smith of Paul Davis Company, and Bertha Campbell who joined Washingtons veterans department. Short stories and old-fashioned truths complete the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates College
Waterloo
A. A. Sohner
Traveler's Insurance Company
Coralie Green
Cornell College
Russell Lamson
Elizabeth Forrester
State University
James Forrester
First National Bank
Tone Miller
Stewart Manufacturing Company
Maria Drew
Europe
Guards Around Japanese Prince After Pistol Shot
Tokyo Aug 7 drastic measures were ordered to guard the prince regent and princess who are summering at Okinoshima villa after a pistol was fired near the residence at 1 am Police searched nearby for suspicious persons though no direct threat to the Imperial family was confirmed The villa lies near Sendai north of Tokyo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Okinoshima Villa
Sendai
Cost of Alienists for Leopold Loeb May Hit 100000
Chicago August 7 The Leopold Loeb case reveals defense costs rising for alienists. In two weeks the first three on the stand accrued 10500, based on 260 daily rates. Estimated totals for weeks of investigation and trial attendance may exceed 100000, with White Healy and Glueck cited for 250 daily rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold-Loeb
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
White, Healy
Glueck
Lorraine Nathan and Patches to Tell Court Story
Lorraine Nathan 18 a longs friend of the Loebs faces testifying about the alleged behavior of Richard Loeb and Nathan’s involvement with him. The article notes her belief in his genius for stealing and describes her relationship to a controversial case in Cook County jail. Mrs Loeb’s potential testimony raises concerns from defense counsel about her health under cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Nathan
Patches
Court
Russ Reinhardt
Chicago
Cook County
Lorraine
Nathan
Loeb
Dicky
Robert] Nathan
University of Michigan
Babe Anks
Ant
Chi- Capa
Albert H. Loeb
Charlevoix
Mich
President of State Librarians Is Given Waterloo Position
Miss Callie Wieder, longtime Marshalltown public librarian and current president of the Iowa Library Association, will move the headquarters from Marshalltown to Waterloo September 2 to fill the vacancy created by Maria G. Brace’s resignation. The board approved offering Wieder the post. Pending budget cuts may lead to daily library closure at 5 p.m. to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Library Association
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Callie Wieder
State Association
Maria GC. Brace
Board of
Wieder
Targer Reid
Allies Germans Agree On Way To Handle Dawes Plan
The Allies and Germans reached agreement on how defaults under the Dawes plan will be declared. Amnesties for German nationals in occupied areas to be discussed by conference jurists. Kellogg reported a positive, courteous atmosphere as talks continued in London and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Council of 14
AER
Kellogg
Altho
Finance Parley
Daily Chronicle
United States
Paris
Germany
Shenandoah Will Visit Des Moines During Fair Week
Des Moines officials plan for the naval air cruiser Shenandoah to visit during fair week and to stop in Kansas City Omaha Denver and St Louis on its westward voyage. The dirigible may anchor at the fairgrounds aviation field as Shenandoah residents petition for routing through Shenandoah Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
St.Louis
Fairgrounds Aviation Field
Shenandoans
Shenandoah
United States Naval Department
Iowa City
Seek Boy A. W. O. L. from Citizens' Camp
Des Moines August 7 A disappearance from a citizens training camp at Fort Des Moines designated as an out of limits incident includes Seek Boy A. W. O. L. from the Omaka family. Military and police authorities, aided by the boy's father, search for the 17 year old who reportedly left after fearing camp rule infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Wester Alien
Capidus
Fort Des Moines
Omaka
La Follette and Magnus Johnson Join in Minnesota Run
Minneapolis Aug 7 Senator Robert M La Follette and Magnus Johnson will run hand in hand in Minnesota. The La Follette organization today endorsed the Farmer Labor party ticket for state and congressional offices with one exception a single communist nominee was not endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert M. la Follette
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
la Follette
Farmer-Labor Party
Sleepwalker Drowns in Arizona Canal
Phoenix Arizona August 7 A sleepwalking mother of three Mrs Minnie Malin drowned after plunging into the Arizona canal as she wandered near the city She had long been known as a somnambulist and investigators learned the incident occurred while she walked in her sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Minnie Malin
Arizona Canal
Funeral services for Albert E. Dickinson held today
Funeral services for Albert E. Dickinson were held at 2 30 p m in the Hileman Gindt chapel with Rev I L Baumgartner officiating. Members of the Waterloo Electrical Workers union attended. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery. E R Dickinson the decedent's father arrived in Pipestone Minnesota late last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert ER. Dickinson
Albert E. Dickinson
Hileman & Gindt
Rev
I. L. Baumgartner
Waterloo Electrical Workers Union
Elmwood
E. R. Dickinson
Decedent
Pipestone
Minn
Wheat Crop Surplus Forecast For 1924 With Diminished Corn
Washington August 7 1924 the department of agriculture forecast a U S wheat crop of 814000000 bushels in 1924 up from 785000000 a year earlier The August 1 estimate for all wheat and corn production stood at 2576000000 bushels a drop from 3036000000 in 1923 The report draws on condition reports from across the country highlighting a bigger wheat harvest and a smaller corn crop compared with 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Groom’s Mother Kicks When Bride’s Mama Takes Daughter Home
Cedar Rapids Iowa August 7 The alleged kidnapping of Eleonore Hathorne Hudnall by her mother Maude Hathnall wife of a Flint Michigan hotel man may reach the courts. Mrs Hudnall vows to file perjury charges against the bride's cousins William and Betty Hamilton unless the bride is returned to her husband. The 17 year old bride and nearly 20 year old groom involved. Mrs Hadnall seeks steps to secure the girl’s return and has offered a thousand dollars for a home for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Elinoore Hathorne Hudnall
Maude M Hathorne
Flint
Mich
Co. W. Hudnall
Inor
Gut
William
Betty Hamilton
Mount Vernon
Wed Heat Drops. Mercury Falls to Under 80
Relief from the week’s heat came as temperatures dipped from the nineties to a high of 83 yesterday. The mercury stayed below 80 most of the day, with a cool night around 65. Today started cool and cloudy with noon readings just over 70 as unsettled but mostly fair weather is forecast tonight and tomorrow by the state bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau
FARM-LABOR VOTES OF IOWA TURNING TO FOSTER
A. P. Kramer secretary of the Farmer-Labor League of Iowa issues a call for a statewide convention in Des Moines on Aug 10 to unite the campaign. The league reports a rapid shift away from La Follette toward W. Z. Foster of the Workers party in the presidential race. The state committee met to consider the change and plans unity in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Farmer-Labor League of Iowa
A. P. Kramer
League
Des Moines
Macabees’ Hall
Kramer
la Follette
W. Z. Foster
Foster
Communistic Workers Party
Unity
U S to start debt collection after reparations pact
The United States plans a small but forceful debt collection campaign once European reparations settlements are in place. Washington aims to fund and collect the 36 billion war loans to Allied governments, with France and others invited to send fiscal representatives to arrange liquidation through the U.S. debt funding commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Washington, D. C
United States
Aden
Europe
MacDonald
State Department
London
Coolidge
Hughes
Germany
U. S
France
American Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Washington
St Johns Opens New Church for First Mass on Sunday
St John s new church near completion will open for mass Sunday at 3 am Rev N J Lentz pastor announces. The service will be private with Lentz officiating. Dedication planned later after final construction. The church seats about 450 in the nave and 100 in the gallery. The $45000 building features ivory gold leaf and marble altar with statues and stations. A separate worship building may come later, while the school area remains under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s New Church
N. J. Lentz
Er Lentz
St. John’s
Waverly Band to Play Free Concert Here Tomorrow
The Waverly Community band of 35 musicians directed by Harry G Winans will give a free concert at Lincoln Park Friday at 7 15 p m. The performance aims to aid the Bremer county fair and showcases seasoned players from the newly organized band in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Harry G. Winans
Waterloo
Lincoln Park
Bremer County Fair
Davis Denies Ku Klux Klan Ties in NYC Statement
New York August 7 John Davis Democratic presidential candidate rejected Klan membership asserting he was not a member now or ever and would clarify his stance on tolerance in an upcoming acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Davis
Ku Klux Klan
Hooded Order
Davis
Quake Shakes Tokio Amid Fears Of Recurrence
An earth quake was felt throughout Tokio during the night. No damage was reported but residents, still recalling last September's disaster, stayed awake and in fear. Reports also indicate storms across the island with two towns partly submerged by heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Butcher Bankrupt Has 65175 Debts and No Assets
Herman Wainer once ran a meat market and faith partner in others has filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition with J. K. Jordon as referee for the northern Iowa district. He lists liabilities of 65176.10, with 56006 in notes and mortgages and 9176.10 in miscellaneous recounts. No assets are scheduled, property serving as security has been turned over. A separate involuntary bankruptcy filing by Michael J. Felner, candy manufacturer, covers debts around 948.98, with an insurance policy of 2000 having no surrender value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wainer
J. K. Jordon
Northern
Iowa
Mr. Wainer
J. L. Warner
E. B. Wight
Max Strom
Michael J. Felner
Medals for Waterloo playground victors announced
Waterloo playgrounds plan gold silver and bronze medals for winners in boys and girls events. Awards to be given after the season closes around Aug 30, with medals for individual players, winning teams, and league leaders. Pins feature Iowa state seal and Waterloo Playground Commission inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Pirbic
Iowa
Waterloo Playground
Yio- Ty
Great crowd attends Eagle Center picnic at Mt. Carmel
Over 1,790 people attended the Eagle Center picnic at Mt. Carmel Parish in its 39th annual event. 250 had noon dinner, 950 for supper. the day included speeches, band entertainment, boxing by Gale Thomas, a 3 to 2 basketball win for Raymond over Mt. Temil, an enlarged dance hall crowd, and travel from Waterloo and surrounding towns. A vacation trip through northern Iowa resorts was announced for William A. Cook and family, with H. McCarthy and family joining for a three week excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Mt. Carmel Parish
W. N. Birdsall
la Porte City
William A. Cook
Iowa
H. McCarthy
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Edwin Denby
Secretary of the Navy
U. S. Marine Corps
Denby
Danby
Business College Quarterly
Summer Villa
Citizens’ Camp
Bob
Magnus
Arizona
Mormard
Benefit For Legion Post
Carugo
Prance
Electric Park
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
House of David
Teachers College Nine
U. 5
Waverly Band
Ku Klux
Butcher Bankrupt
Kingbard
Home Park Blvd
Lester W. Miller
Leavitt & Johnson Bldg
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