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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1927

Page

9

Byng Delays Title Over Patent Fees

London reports General Byng, famed as hero of Vimy and former governor general of Canada, has not paid for the letters patent needed to become a viscount. The 700 pounds required blocks the creation of Viscount Byng of Vimy, as he refuses to pay and has no heir. The issue highlights the old practice that title recipients must cover patent costs.

London Byng France Julian Byng Canada George Viscount Byng Vimy College of Heralds House of Lords Aden Timbuctoo United Kingdom Treasury Byney Earls of Oxford

Barons and Viscounts Escape Fees in Titles Controversy

Wealthy peers including Balfour Fitz-Alan and several Labor lords avoided payments for titles with many fees remitted. Notable sums remitted include £2255 for Balfour and £755 for Asquith, while earldoms for Kitchener Haig and Beatty show high costs yet were excused. Byng and others criticized for cash grants and title costs amid the Mississippi flood control congress endorsement.

Quith Balfour Birkenhead Chelmsford Fitz-Alan Finlay Lowther Olivier Thompson Arnold Altho Asquith Earl of Balfour Earl Kitchener French Earldom Ypres Byng Auite Haig Beatty

Mayor Thompson to Promote Flood Control Tour

Chicago dispatch reports Mayor William Hale Thompson plans a nationwide speaking tour to advocate flood control for the Mississippi valley. Departing around Sept 3, he will speak in Minneapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City, Topeka, Denver, San Francisco, Omaha, Los Angeles, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New York and Atlanta with possible additional stops. The mayor stressed the trip is not political and aims to aid flood relief efforts.

Chicago William Hale Thompson Flood Relief Congress Minneapolis St. Louis Kansas City Topeka Denver San Francisco Omaha Los Angeles Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Atlanta Mississippi Valley

Woman Rum Runner Freed on $50 Bond

Lena Nyberg a 28 year old woman arrested in Burlington Iowa on charge of bootlegging waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury under a fifty dollar bond. Police noted her frequent crossings of the McArthur bridge and 25 gallons of alleged alcohol were found in her car making her perhaps the first woman booze runner arrested in Iowa.

Burlington Lena Nyberg Iowa McArthur Bridge

Brookfield Eggs Price Upgraded Quality Advertisement

Brookfield eggs priced higher for quality size and cleanliness. Advertisement notes value and effort behind grade standards and superior product.

Brookfield

Births and Deaths in Iowa May 1927 Report

Des Moines reports May 1927 vital stats show births at 3 451 and deaths at 1 815, down from May 1926’s 3 768 births and 2 245 deaths. More male deaths (1 009) than females (806) with top death ages 75 to 79 and 70 to 74. Heart disease leads with 348, cancer 209, apoplexy 197, pneumonia 121, accidents 108. Quarantines note 15 diphtheria cases for week ending Aug 5.

Des Moines State Department of Health Iowa

Notable Midwest Child Disease Totals Reported

The report lists case counts across Iowa cities for several illnesses: 13 scarlet fever, 10 smallpox, five measles, four chickenpox, 16 whooping cough. Iowa City has four diphtheria. Des Moines, Waterloo, Dubuque, Davenport two each. Council Bluffs three scarlet fever. Marshalltown, Des Moines, Dubuque two each. Boone one smallpox. Des Moines one typhoid fever. Waterloo one meningitis case.

Iowa City Des Moines Waterloo Dubuque Davenport Council Bluffs Marshalltown Boone

Bondholders to Receive 11 1 4 Percent First Dividend

General refunding in come mortgage seven per cent convertible gold bonds of Galloway Brothers & Co. will pay 11 1 4 percent as the first and final dividend under court order signed by Judge H. B. Boies. The order states holders of coupons cannot claim from receivership receipts. Receivership funds totals 34,507.22 with 28,894.20 remaining to pay bondholders. outstanding bonds face value 256,837.50.

Galloway Brothers & Co H. B. Boies A. G. Reid

Sixty Chinese killed in Shanghai market collapse

Central News dispatch reports sixty killed and about 1000 injured when a market in Shanghai collapsed. The item also notes an upcoming recital by Reinald Werrenrath at Teachers College new gymnasium on August 12 with ticket prices from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars.

London Shanghai Central Reinald Werrenrath Teachers College New Gymnasium

Kiwanis Hear Herzberg On Advertising and Selling

Paul J. Herzberg sales manager of Hinson Manufacturing spoke to the Kiwanis at the Hotel Russell Lamson luncheon about how production costs and advertising appropriations should shape selling prices. Miss Elfretta Borden sang two solos with Miss Margaret Maddigan at the piano.

Paul J. Herzberg Hinson Manufacturing Company Kiwanis Club Russell-Lamson Elfretta Borden Margaret Maddigan

West to Lead Local Lowden for President Club

Knoxville district Republican leader Frank L. West announced that representatives from several counties would convene in Knoxville on Saturday to organize a Lowden for President club.

Knoxville Tenn Frank L. West

Moveable Dummies Used by Paris Tailors

Display dummies that move their heads lips and eyes by electric motors hidden inside are used by Paris tailors to showcase garments.

Paris

Frost Line Near as Jack Frost Nips Crops

The temperature plunged to 41 degrees, the lowest since late spring, with a light frost possible at 39. Rain gauge recorded .33 inches from yesterday’s shower. Farmers worry a early frost may harm corn nearing maturity. a 1915 frost on August 22 killed much corn.

Jack Frost

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