Increased funds urged to deport insane aliens in New York
Dr. Spencer I. Dawes, medical examiner for the New York state hospital commission, pressed for larger appropriations to deport insane aliens in state custody. He noted 290 such deportations last year and a total 39,000 insane in state institutions costing 21.5 million dollars annually, with New York as a major entry point and the nation’s leading site for repatriation efforts.
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New York
United States Immigration Autho
Spencer I. Dawes
New York State
Dawes
Toma
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Washington
Pacific Coast
Last Night's News in Brief Highlights
Mexico City Pedro Hamora freed six of the Americans he kidnapped in Jalises and holds one captive for 100000 pesos. Rome Regina Coeli prison reports 600 inmates escaped. New York 75 actors and actresses depart for Marion Ohio to visit Senator Harding. Leavenworth Ervin Rudolph Bergdoll, a wealthy Army slacker, sent to Fort Leavenworth for a 4 year term. London 210 Hungarian POWs killed at Hermennstadt in Transylvania after Romanian guards opened fire. Washington Palmer orders US attorneys to probe coal price conspiracy by dealers. Chicago Debs campaign statements begin from Socialist headquarters. Chicago Gay Cox likely subpoenaed to Senate campaign committee unless released from duties.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Pedro Hamora
Jalises
Rome
Regina Coeli
New York
Marion, C
Harding
Leavenworth
Ervin Rudolph Bergdoll
Ft. Leavenworth
London
Hermennstadt
Transylvania
Washington
D. C
Palmer
Lnited
Chicago
Eugene Debs
Socialist National Headquarters
Cox
Senate
Four Waterloo Men Enlist in Army for Mechanics Training
Four Waterloo men enlist in the army for mechanics training. They will travel to Camp Dodge then be assigned to units and go to Camp Lew to join the Fourth division. Names include Hageman, Douwver, Knapp, Terigo, Ackerman, McKay, and Ware. Major J C Ward supervises the intake at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
ARMY
Camp Dodge
Camp Lew
Tronp
Hageman
Douwver
Glen Knapp
Terigo
Sidney Kh. Ackerman
Ware
Ivan BL McKay
Waterioo
Moibe
J.C. Ward
Dited
Waterion Lion
Anvil
Special Subjects at Churches of God Meetings
Special subjects will be discussed throughout Churches of God meetings. A conference series will run to the weekend with talks on faith and doctrine. The date for the next gathering is listed with the theme The Canine of heist Tadety.
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Churches OF God
Will Rey
Mindennes
Zionist Movement Talks At Local Church Conference
Sessions are held on church grounds at Chauutewuqua Park with Bible schools at Goa AM and 130 PM. Preaching services include singing. Reverend J W Williams of Ripley UL, formerly state evangelist for Churches of God, will discuss The Zionist Movement and the Regathering of God's Chosen People on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauutewuqua Park
Goa
J. W. Williams
Ripley
Churches of God
Public Ownership Debate on Street Railway Problems
A report discusses public ownership versus private operation of street railways. It notes constitutional and legal obstacles, industry reforms, and the impact of motor bus and jitney competition on trolley lines. It supports public regulation, fair taxation, and eliminating cross-subsidies while cautioning against overbuilding unprofitable routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmission
Trailey Lines
Remodeling and New Dwellings Prompted by Permits
Incomplete records note building permits for frame dwellings at several sites including Mauser and Fol, Max Miller, and Kendall's Fourth Street addition. Also listed are a church remodeling at 830 Mobile and a move to construct or modify structures in areas near Greenwood and Independence, with monetary figures indicating modest project costs.
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Mauser & Fol
Max Miller
Dwel
Zurton
Wling
Ingot
Kendall
Erunmond
Swat AM
Bochuteh
BE. Church
Greenwood
Che NsoCoyt
Two Local Deaths Reported From Illness and Crash
William Harding aged five died at his home near La Porte City after months of stomach cancer. Survived by widow and four children and two brothers, funeral at Lutheran Church near La Porte City with Rev. Adieux, interment in Lutheran Cemetery. James Richardson died after a Rainbow drive collision. age 19, died at St. Marneig hospital. Parents from Fairfield arrive for burial. coroner away.
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Jltam Harding
William Harding
la Porte City
la Port City
Waterloo
Arthur
Erwin
Ula
Elsie
James Richardson
Rainbow Drive
Bowzen
Waterlan
St. Mraneig Hospital
Demo candidate for governor visits multiple towns
A Democratic candidate for governor spoke at the Farmers' Bureau in Traer and planned a later address at Fee Plain. Ted Wille spoke at a separate meeting in Kagls Grove.
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Merrying
Dies Moines
Russell-Tlam
Sam
Cleary Accepts Waterloo Move In Place Of Denver Offer
T. J. Cleary, longtime commercial agent for the Chicago Great Western at Waterloo, declines a Denver general agency. He will instead become commercial agent for the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway, replacing H. A. Benjamin who was promoted. Official notices from C. A. Cheney and D. Cass confirm the appointments.
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T. J. Cleary
Chicago Great Western Railway
Waterloo
Denver
Cou
H. A. Benjamin
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Benjamin
Mr. Cleary
Cleary
W., GC. I & N. Offorers
Noted Air Fighter Visits in Waterloo
Omar Lockwood, formerly a first lieutenant in the Seventy-seventh squadron, touring the United States, performed aerial tricks with a plane and visited Sergt. Johnnie Heller, officer of the local recruiting station, yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Lockwood
Seventy-seventh
The
Air Service
United States
Sergt
Johnnie Heller
Mr. Lockwood
Waterloo aviator to tour after propeller repair
Mr. Lockwood flew to Waterloo from Davenport and his brother piloted the plane to Cedar Rapids for passenger service. On returning, the propeller was scratched on landing, requiring a new propeller before he heads to Des Moines for exhibition fights and then to Minneapolis to continue work until November first before heading to Los Angeles.
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Ord
Lockwood
Waterloo
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Minn
Los Angeles
Gal 40 works for the movies plans re enlistment
Lock wood intends to re enlist in the air services after finishing exhibition flight contracts this year.
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Lockwood
Air Services
Chautauqua Opens With Outdoor Ents Directed by Harrison
Outdoor entertainments will be provided for the Lyceum and Chautauqua association convention to be held here Sept 72-20 under the direction of W V Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
W. V. Harrison
Redpath Chautauqua Visit Aims for Broad Sports Line
The manager of Redpath Chautauquas was appointed by W. H. Stout president of the association. Mr. Harrison, president of the Columbus Rotary Club, will oversee the visiting artists and managers. Golf tournaments, baseball, billiard events, auto rides and other sports will entertain attendees with tennis contests chosen from among the artists and managers and prizes awarded to victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Chautauquas
W. H. Stout
Harrison
Columbus Rotary Club
Chautauqua
Planes Reach Nome on Flight From Mineola
Four U S airplanes flying from Mineola New York to Nome Alaska arrived in Nome from Ruby Alaska at 5 30 yesterday afternoon. The actual flying time from New York was five hours. Captain St Clair Street head of the expedition announced. The hop off on the return trip to New York will be made in a few days.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
United States
Mineola
N. Y
Ruby
New York
St. Clair Street
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Virst National Bank Bidz
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Union Motor Car Co
W. 5Th St
Permanent Building Society
Permanent Buildings Society
C. B Platt
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