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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1929

Page

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Spotlight on Graf Zeppelin sighting over Midwest towns

Across the Midwest residents of southern Iowa gathered today hoping to glimpse the Graf Zeppelin as it flew from Kansas City toward Chicago. The giant airship circled near Des Moines, disappointing many German-Americans who expected a landing in Missouri before continuing east.

Midwest Iowa Kansas- City Chicago Dr. Eckener St. Louis Missouri Kansas City

Army Dirigible Attends Cleveland Races

Cleveland air races highlight blue rib bon day with Graf Zeppelin and Los Angeles dirigibles, refueling of Boeing plane, and Portland to Cleveland derby winner Ted Wells. Disqualification protest by Miss Omlie reshapes women's prize awards to Miss Miller, Heath, and Noyes.

Cleveland, O Tra Eaker Oakland Cal New York City Boeing Aircraft Company Homer H, Metz Aviation Cleveland Los Angeles Boeing Ira Eaker New York Navy Wells Portland Ore Ted Speed Holman Milwaukee Martha Stevens Columbus, O Lindy Charles UA. Lindbergh Phoebe Omike Moline O11 Rame Keith Miller Buffalo Miss Omlle Mary Heath Blanche Noyes

Law of Moses Invoked to Nullify Marriage to Widow

Chicago August 28 1940 A Superior Court granted Louis Leon 62 annulment of his marriage to Mrs Rose Davis claiming the Mosaic law forbids a priest to wed a widow or divorced woman Leon a tailor said he was a descendant of Aaron and cited ancient law to justify annulling his year old union citing that Mrs Davis was widow and divorcee and thus invalidated under his argument with records provided

Moses Chicago Aaron Louis Leon Rose Davis Leon i Leon Davis

Tells B. and L. Men Home Love First

President Walter F. McDowell spoke at Salt Lake City urging high moral standards in all business, stressing that love of home ownership remains a lasting human impulse and a goal for saving enough for a home education and wage age. The United States league of building and loan associations held its second day in session.

Salt, Lake City Utah Walter F.” McDowell United States League, of Building and Loan,association McDowell

New Tariff Bill Passed To Senate By Finance Committee

Washington D C Aug 28 The completed Republican tariff bill reframed by the Senate finance committee was prepared for introduction in the Senate today by chairman Reed Smoot A brief session was scheduled to enable Smoot to report the bill and print copies for debate opening Sept 4 The measure retains the tariff commission and keeps flexible provisions basing rates on competitive conditions rather than production costs

Washington, D.C U.R Senate Finance Committee Senate Reed Smoot Smoot Tariff Commission Commission

Miller Maintains Lead in Open Tournament Des Moines

Robert Elderton of Sunnyside Waterloo posted morning 40 36 to reach 231 overall. Deamar Miller a Drake student held the lead with 38 49 for a 224 total after two rounds. Eighteen holes remain in the afternoon.

Des Moines Robert Elderton Sunnyside Club Waterloo Witter Deamar Miller Drake University

Des Moines Woman Sues for 5000 Over Husband's Affection

Mrs. Vivian Woodesky of Des Moines filed a district court suit seeking 5000 in damages from Florence Fuller, also of Des Moines, alleging that Fuller stole her husband's love. The action was reported from Des Moines on August 28.

Des Moines U.P Vivian Woodesky Florence Fuller Woodesky

Salesman killed in car crash near Marathon Iowa

A salesman identified as Norman Thompson of Webster City Ma died when the automobile he drove overturned and slid into a ditch near Marathon Iowa yesterday. The crash occurred near the highway during a routine run, investigators said.

Marathon Auly Norman Thompson Webster Grave Here

Germans Reject Hague Proposals On Young Plan Sacrifice

The Hague Aug 28 German foreign minister Gustav Stresemann told the five creditor powers Germany could not make further sacrifices to satisfy the Young plan accord. Berlin insists on a share of the Dawes surplus from April to September and will have German experts review the figures. Paris censorship barred Snowden newsreels amid fear of anti British demonstrations following the Hague conference.

Germany Dickering Hague Great Britain Philip Snowden England Gustav Stresemann the Hague Gustav’'Stresemann Reich Paris Strésemann Snowden Pi—Au Ministry of the Interior

Five Women Die in Crossing Crash Near Bancroft

Five Freeport women returning from a Minnesota trip were killed when their car collided with an 80 mph Northwest road gas electric train three miles west of Bancroft Whs. The victims: Mrs Anne M Granston 52 Miss Martha Young 0 city school nurse Mrs William A Hance 65 Miss Allie Ritzell 60 long time Freeport High School teacher and Mrs ? Fred Kuehner.

Bancroft Whs Freeport Here Minnesota North Woods Anne M. Granston Martha Young Wiliam A. Hance Allie Ritzell Freeport High School Fred Kuehner

Plan for Grain Men Not Satisfactory

A subcommittee appointed to draft an organization for the Farmers' National Grain corporation reported an unsatisfactory plan to the committee of 16 cooperatives. Chairman W. H. Settle announced the subcommittee would be redrafted and is not expected to report again until tomorrow.

Chicago Farmers’ National Grain Corporation W. H. Settle Indianapolis Ed Noon

Baseball Today National Game Summary

In a National League matchup highlighted by pitching, the Orioles fell short against Pittsburgh as Mal on and Cy Engros teamed up with Tay lor Grimes and Hargreaves for the visitors. The scoreline showed Pittsburgh pulling away with an early lead and adding insurance late.

Fear for tanker Paulsboro ablaze near Tortugas

West Palm Beach August 26. Fear grew for the tanker Paulsboro now reported afire about 282 miles west northwest of the Tortugas. The ship owned by Vacuim company bound for Houston from New York sent SOS signals after 11 p.m. Radio contact with the vessel and nearby ships was limited and later lost.

West Palm Beach Fle Feer Paulsboro Tortugas Paulshorn Vacuim Houston Tex New York Radio Marine Corporation of America

Town Loses Estate Left by Rich Widow

Clarinda Iowa August 28 After failing to raise 40000 within five years of Mrs Mary Shoults death Hamburg town will lose the residue of the estate Final disposition will be in district court this afternoon The will leaves about 25000 to four Christian church organizations represented by Gus Nation a former St Louis city leader now suing Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrindt for Abel The Shenandoah Christian church will receive 2000

Clarinda INSI Mary Shoults Hamburg Shoutts St. Louis Mabel “Walker Willebriindt Abel Christian Church F Shenandoah

28 Iowa Towns Drinking Dangerous Water

Des Moines reports 28 Iowa towns have unsafe drinking water per a state health chart shown at the Town State fair. towns include Kensett Janesville Hampton Akron Correctsonville Remsen Schleswig Dunlap Macedonia Halburs Lamon Gusey Ogden Osceola Humeston Pleasantville Baxter Hendrick Deep River What Cheer Victor Homestead Norway Keosayiqua Bonaparte Morning Sun Seymour Walcott.

Des Moines Iowa State Department of Health Kensett Janesville Hampton Akron Correctsonville Remsen Schleswig Dunlap Macedonia Halburs Lamon Gusey Ogden Osceola Humeston Pleasantville Baxter Hendrick Deep River What Cheer Victor Homestead Norway Keosayiqua Bonaparte Morning Sun Seymour and Walcott

Pola Negri Seeks Paris Divorce In November

Pola Negri, film actress, returns to New York with word she will pursue a Paris divorce from Serge Madvant in November. When asked about marriage plans, she replied the mystery of love is greater than death, and who knows. Meanwhile Blackie Morrison was held on a murder charge in connection with the death of Frank Lindbergh, ranch foreman near Godebsit.

New York Alg Pola Negri Paris Serge MadVant Clty Blackie Morrison Sac Clty Frank Lindbergh Gdebsit Lindbergh

New London to Host 1930 Methodist Protestant Conference

Keoxux Aug 20 1930 New London will host the Joint Missouri Methodist Protestant church conference Green Newton was reelected president of the conference here yesterday.

Keoxux New London Missouri Methodist Protestant Church Conference Green Newton Yestr

Bandmaster Gallup Leaves San Quentin After Liberty Parade

San Quentin Cal Aug 8 4UP Accolded as the best loved prisoner bandmaster and composer Barnabas G Gallup today enjoyed temporary freedom after a sensational departure Tuesday The prison band concert closed with cheers as Gallup drove away in a flower laden automobile Once a Sousa member he reportedly earned over 100000 from songs written during imprisonment Paroled after serving 14 years of a life term for the murder of August Hotchkiss in Oakland Women wrote to marry him.

San Quentin Prison Cal San Quentin Barmascus G Gallup Gallups Sousa August Hotchkiss Oakland

Fasting party member dies in Peaceful Valley fast

Lyons Aug 28 Chris Salmurg a 40 year old member of the fasting party from Chicago that entered Peaceful Valley a month ago to undergo a 90 day fast for rejuvenation died early today Coroner A E Howe ruled death due to starvation Solburg said to be from Almana Iowa Salmurg completed 31 days of fasting last Sunday weight fell from 160 to 85 pounds Fifteen of the original 30 fasters remain in Peaceful Valley all reportedly taking only small quantities of fruit juices and nuts

Peaceful Valley

Organization remedy for farmer Pekin speech on farming group

Pekin Illinois August 28 Schilling a member of the federal farm board told dairymen there is no question in the minds of thinking men that sane organization in agriculture will yield similar benefits to the industry as organization did in industry. He said organization will aid marketing and stabilize production through rapid dissemination of information on planting land use and related topics.

Pekin FP Schilling Federal Farm Board Ufe

Pen Company Declares 50 Cent Extra Dividend

W A Sheaffer president declares an extra dividend of 50 cents per share at the Fort Madison board meeting, joining the regular one dollar per share. The extra semi annual payout sets annual dividend at three dollars per share.

Pen Company Chicago W. A. Sheaffer W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company Fort Madison

Dirigible Grosse Near Milton Roars Toward Davenport

Chapel Hill, Aug 28. A University of North Carolina summer student, Harry Meacham, 21, died after a self inflicted gunshot wound in a bridge game gone badly. He blamed luck, then grabbed a pistol from a stable and shot himself in the temple. He died shortly after.

Chapel Hill N. C Harry Meacham University of North Carolina Meacham Tor

VETS TOLD U. S. IN DEFENSE POSITION AT VFW MEET

Patrick Hurley, assistant secretary of war, told the thirtieth annual Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in St. Paul that preparedness should focus on industrial strength and citizen responsibility. He urged a balanced program that protects U.S. rights without trampling others, aligning defense with national policy.

St. Paul Minn Hoover Administration Patrick J. Hurley Veterans of Foreign Wars Hurley United States Holicy

Naval Parley Frames Note Aims for U S Britain Talks

Washington reported Britain proposed a framework for a formal conference between the United States and the Ramsay MacDonald government to discuss fighting craft. President Hoover, after a White House session with State, Navy, and Under Secretary Cotten, took the proposal under review though no firm date was set for a conference.

Washington D. C U.K Great Britain United States Ramsay - MacDonald Crafk Hoover White House Stimson Adams Cotton

Haynes elected Iowa Legion commander at annual meeting

Glenn Haynes of Des Moines was elected commander of the Iowa department of the American Legion at the annual gathering in Marshalltown. Sioux City was named next year's meeting site. Other officers elected include Ray Murray, Buffalo Center. G C Greenwall, Maines. Alvin J. Ryan, Eldora. R J Lattin, Algona. C A Panko, Spragueville. George Robinson, Cedar Falls. Lloyd Ellis, Chariton. Emmett ODonnell, Council Bluffs. J Ray Murphy, Ida Grove. T P Hollowell, Port Madison. James F. Barton delivered the morning address.

Marshalltown Glenn Haynes Des Moines Iowa Department of the American Legion Sioux Pee Ray Murray Buffalo Center G. C. Greenwall Ges Maines Alvin. J. Ryan Eldora R. J. Lattd Algona Spragueville George Robinson Cedar, Falls Llnyd Ellis Chariton Emmett O'Donnell Council Bluffs Master At J. Ray Murphy Ida Grave National Executive Committaman T. P Hollowell Port Madison James F. Barton National Adjutant

Graf Zeppelin crosses Iowa on way to Chicago

Graf Zeppelin, flying from Los Angeles toward Lakehurst, crossed into Iowa and glided over Davenport at 2:03 pm. The air liner bucked headwinds as it rode northeast toward Chicago, with crowds in Milton and other towns watching its progress. Reports describe the craft as high and swift, with observers noting its path over the Mississippi and into Missouri before continuing toward Kansas City and Chicago.

Chicago Cleveland Lakehurst Davenport Iowa Illinois Mississippi River Tri-Cities Rock Island Moline Milton U.R Towa” Hine Milton Vis Ithe -Graf Missouri Herav Eckener Towa Liekehurst Wibbard Kansas City Graf Aerick International News” Service United States Los Angeles Arizona Texas Baron Heinz von Perckhammer el Paso Alfonse Megins Oof Spain Jilso

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