Runaway Boy Reported As Police Seek Location
Fred Burger of 1114 Jefferson Patréet reported his son Arthur age 14 ran away from home. The boy wore dark knee trousers a white shirt a checker cap and was believed to have gone to Oalwein for a job after being enticed by a boy on Eleventh Street West. Police have no tie to Oelwein authorities.
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Fred Burger
Jefferson Patréet
Arthur
Eleventh Street
Oalwein
Oelwein
Challis Carmen
Edward Blasier
C. Thomas
W. H. Considine
Blasier
Thomas
Considine
City in Brief and Community Notices
West end 4th Street bridge advertisement notes an equipped optical shop. Mrs John Rock left for Minneapolis and St Paul yesterday to visit her two daughters. Mrs George Rausch of Chicago visits Edmund Rausch at 202 South Street. Miss Anta Miller and Miss Eithel Clupe travel by auto to Minneapolis for a week. Mrs Julia Pettitt of Cedar Rapids visits her son Fred Pettit, clerk of courts. Mrs A R B Devor of Omaha returns home after two weeks with Ralph Storms family. Miss Mabel Heller returns from UC Berkeley summer session. Mr and Mrs Wart Arthur return from Des Moines state fair and aunt Dr F W Arthur of Nevada. Mr and Mrs W R Cole receive birth notice of a daughter for their son and daughter-in-law Charles W Cole of Minneapolis born Friday Aug 25. Mrs A Carnes and daughter visit Davenport and Muscatine then Wilton Junction homecoming. Miss Dorothy Berk visits Wisconsin with Miss Laura Twouig from Pondu Luc staying here. Mr and Mrs Claude Baum plan two-month Pacific coast trip visiting Watertown SC and Yellow stone park. Mrs J W Baker of Eagle Grove, formerly of Waterloo, visits Waterloo with family. Mrs Van Houser of Mantica California visits Fairbank relatives and plans Chicago, Spokane, Seattle, Portland travels. Ice cream social Tuesday at 1802 East 4th by Daughters of Veterans Benefit Flag Fund. NOTICE Dr Ben Everall out Aug 3 to Sept 25. offices open with another physician. Waterloo IA. ANNOUNCEMENT Dr Fred R Debe joins his father Dr W E Debe at Over Iowa State Bank corner Fourth and Jefferson streets. Office hours 8:30 to 12, 1 to 5.
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John Rock
Minneapolis
St. Paul
George Rausch
Chicago
Edmund Rausch
South Street
Anta Miller
Eithel Clupe
Julia Pettitt
Cedar Rapids
Fred $ Pettit
R. B. Devor
Omaha
Nebd
Ralph Storm
Mabel Heller
Locust Street
University of California At Berkeley
Wart Arthur
Grant Avenue
W. R. Cole
Birs
Charles W. Cole
A. Carnes
Trace
Davenport
Muscatine
Wilton Junction
Dorothy Berk
Alt
B. F. Beck
Wisconsin
Laura Twouig
Pon du Luc
Claude Baum
Pacific Coast
Daughters of Veterans Benefit Flag Fund
Ben
Everall
Mrs Sarah H Clark obituary in Linden church services
Mrs Sarah H Clark widow of Harvey E Clark died at 615 pm Sunday at the family home 1628 Sycamore Street aged 76 born February 3 1846 in Salem Ohio she is survived by J B Neer a son from a previous marriage and a daughter Mrs William Mussett of Waterloo funeral services will be held Tuesday 220 pm from Linden Church Rev C A W Harrop officiating burial at Fairview Cemetery viewing hours at O Nea Towne Mortuary until the funeral.
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Sarah H. Clark
Sarah A. Clark
Harvey E. Clark
Sycamore Street
Ang
Salem
J. B. Neer
Willam Mussett
Waterioo
Linden Church
C. AW
O'Nee & Towne Mortuary
Prince the Waterloo St Bernard Returns to Owner After Year Away
Princess Prince the St Bernard belonged to Mrs. Julia A. McGarvey of Waterloo. The dog vanished about a year ago and was found by Oelwein firemen where he had become a regular helper at fires. He rode the ladder truck, joining the crew in directing scenes and earning affection from the entire force before being reunited with his owner.
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Prince
St. Bernard
Julia A. McGarvey
Muilan Avenue West
Timo
Prince Kays
Oelwein
Industries to Keep Their Plants Open Despite Coal Shortage
United Press reports industry broadly keeps plants running despite coal shortages and high fuel costs. Packing houses in Chicago run at 60 percent, Armour & Co. can switch to oil if coal runs out, and other packers claim similar options. Some cities report curtailment in rail and production, but overall distribution and war material reuse show ingenuity and ongoing operation.
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United Press
New York
Henry Ford
Unified Press
Chicago
Armour & Co
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Harrisburg
Ford
Houston
Tex
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court asked to rule on color line in Ozawa case
Honolulu August 28 The U S Supreme Court will soon decide whether Takao Ozawa an alien Japanese resident of Honolulu can become a citizen under naturalization laws that limit to white or African descent Ozawa argues he has raised his family as loyal Americans and is white If the court rules for Ozawa it would remove citizenship barriers for many Japanese in Hawaii and the mainland United States
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Honolulu
Supreme Court of the United States
Annals of the
United States
Ozawa
Supreme Court
Federal Court of Honolulu
Circuit Court of the Ninth Distrct
California
Honolulus Court
Hawaii
War Surplus Used to Build Highways
Washington report shows surplus war material valued at 139.8 million dollars delivered to states through July 1 for road construction. Materials from the war effort were distributed on the same basis as federal aid, with New York and Texas receiving the largest shares among states.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Public Roads
Agriculture Department
War Department
New York
Texas
American May Be Germany's Receiver
Paris reports a possible American as receiver for Germany under interallied reparations plans. Sir John Bradbury and M Mauleere secured assurance from Wilhelmstrasse that the receiver would be impartial, with Vanderlip named as a candidate. The interallied commission weighs Germany’s moratorium proposal and reconvenes after discussions.
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Paris
Germany
Sir John Bradbury
Sir John , Bradbury
M. Mauleere
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Wirth
Frank A. Vanderlip
The
National City Bank
New York
Wanderlip
England
Interallied Reparations Commission
Dam Above Park Bridge Proposal Delivers River Crossing Gain
Citizens urge Citizens Gas & Electric Co to place a dam above Park avenue. A river bridge at that point could align with the Fourth street bridge, lowering costs in shallow water and offering a notable advantage. The bridge would likely be built within a few years. Home from Mooseheart a family and friends return after attending the Moose convention and visiting Chicago and Moline with Mrs Anna Hockbarth as a guest in Moline.
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Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Dam construction to begin on Co river across from Mandard Wing
Dam work across the Co river is set to start this week with El A Maing & Co named as builders. Detailed plans arrive from Fargo engineering interests via U S lawmean. Cement contract goes to Chapman Lumber of Waterloo. Nauman Co will supply lumber as preparations proceed.
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Mandard
Mulan
Huoose
EL. A
Maing &* Co
Austin Burl
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
U. S. Lawmean
Fargo Upingering Company
Jackson, Mich
Peried Wort
Burt
Parge En Pingering
Tech Wien
Chapman Lumber Conpiny
Waterloo
Nauman Company
Boy Bicyclist Hurt Severely by Machine
Francis Veach aged 22 son of Mrs. Mary Veach of 127 Maple street was severely injured Saturday evening after being struck by an automobile driven by August Koloe of 720 Second street west on Independente avenue near Lane street. He suffered a scalp wound requiring 11 stitches and bruises. his grip on the car fender likely saved his life. He lives with his aunt Mrs. M. Tynan at 444 Cherry street since infancy.
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Francis Veach
Mary Veach
Maple Street
August Koloe
Second Street
Flo
Young Veach
Independente Avenue
Lane Street
Woman Dragged by Runaway Horse Injures Mrs King
A middle aged woman named Mrs King living near a garden plaza on Falls avenue was badly hurt when her wagon horse bolted after a wagon shaft broke. The wagon toppled, vegetables scattered, and Mrs King was dragged about 200 feet along the pavement. Ira Cherry, employed at the
Orphans of the Storm at Crystal Theatre
The Crystal Theatre presents Orphans of the Storm at the Letz and Plaza venues. A film revival with a $ million scale production marks a notable stage in the studio era, following months of study and preproduction.
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Letz
T‘monery
Actus
O. KL
Plaza Theatre
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