Sheridan tragedy ties teen to teacher death
Sixteen year old Jimmy Deakin confessed to hiring and killing Flossie Carter, a 29 year old Sheridan teacher, with a stone and discarding the body in Sheridan lake. Earlier reports linked Lee Bracy, a Olivet freshman, to the case. Authorities described a brutal scene with a crushed head and signs of choking, and noted the victim had been dead since Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan, Mich
U.P
Jimmy Deakin
Sheridan High School
Lee Bracy
Stanton
Sheridan
Mich
U.F
Flossie Carter
Miss Carter
Roy Gollier
Lee Bracey
Olivet
Louis Bracey
Young Bracey
Fred Linderman
Clara Hubbell
Sidney
Immigration Act Continued Threatens Immigration Control
The Court of Appeals decision is described as momentous and far reaching by the Department of Labor. It allegedly allows British, oriental, and other non-Chinese workers to enter Canada and then the United States as border crossers for an indefinite period. The piece warns this could legalize entry for Canadian visitors and even Mexican and West Indian travelers, undermining the 1924 quota law, and urges Congress to act to preserve immigration control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Department’ of Labor
Supreme Court
Court’ of Appeals
Department of Labor
Canada
United States
Circuit Court ‘of Appeals
Étay
West Indies
Congress
Byrd Believed in Antarctic Icefield
Washington reports Commander Richard Byrd is thought to be amid Antarctic ice floes while the Eleanor Bolling radio link with the expedition flagship is blocked by sea conditions. The ship lies about 1,061 miles southeast of New Zealand with the ice barrier in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Richard
Byrd
Antarctic
K. D. Wilson
Bolling Aeld
Eleanor Bolling
Wilson
Mason Aoard
New Zealand
Trinity Lutheran Church Marks Its Eighth Anniversary
Trinity American Lutheran Church celebrated its eighth anniversary with a present membership of 626, rising from eight in the Sunday school and 13 initial members. Since its founding eight years ago 847 members have been received, with 3,469 communions, 73 sick, and 79 burials recorded. the new church building at Fourth and South streets was dedicated in September 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. H. Mohlmann
Fourth and South Streets
Mr. Moehlmann
Thompson Urges Farm Bureau to Wait for Hoover Plan
Chicago December 10 The American Farm Bureau Federation's president Sam B Thompson urged delaying any specific farm relief plan and to welcome President-elect Hoover openly. He hailed Hoover's priority on the farm problem and an extra congressional session if needed, and outlined a program including cooperative marketing, freight tax relief, and highway and inland water development to raise farm living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Sam B. Thompson
Hoover
Federation
Thompson
Congress
Farmebureau
Farm Bureau
Charles M. A. Stine
Wilmington
Del
William Butterworth
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Butterworth
Federal Farm Board
Doc Hughey Goes to Trial Tomorrow
Nevada Ia Dec 10. W F Hughey of Ames will go on trial in Judge Clock s court Tuesday morning at 9 on an indictment charging him with practicing medicine without a license. Hughey has been in Ames for some time and previously in Colfax Independence and other Iowa points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
INS
W. F. Hughey
Ames
Grief Kills Widow of Automobile Victim
Grief over the death of her husband who was struck while pushing a stalled auto off the pavement at Sheffield November 29 resulted in the death Saturday of Mrs. Leroy S. Hay 67 of Princeton mother of attorney M. L. Hay of Kewanee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewanee
Sheffield
Leroy S. Hay
Princeton
M. L. Hay
Fire Alarm Reports And Damages In Local Spots
Saturday at 4 47 p m Bishop cafe taria 210 Fifth cast caused by burning potanes damage 50 dollars Sunday 9 35 a m Mrs M Rosen Restaurant 701 Locust overheated furnace damage 25 dollars Sunday 10 35 a m J N Nelson 1320 Commercial automobile backfired no damage Insurance advised by Herman GC Miller phone 2404 advertisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Congress Begins Busy Week With Investigations
Washington on December 10 congress opened a busy week of probes spanning insular affairs to southern patronage. Senate eyed a Boulder dam vote within days while the House prepared debt settlements with Greece and Austria. Committees planned major inquiries on labor, unemployment, interior nominations, and coal distribution as session moves toward March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
Boulder Dam
House
Treasury Department
Insular Affairs
Kellogg
Education and Labor
Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of Interior West
Public Lands Committee
Samuel Insull
Minois Public Utilities
Brookhart
Indian Affairs
iInterstate Commerce Committee
Senate Chamber
Interior Department
Dora Jenks Buried at Mt. Auburn
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Jenks at the Methodist Episcopal church in Mt. Auburn drew many friends. Dora Barr was born October 8, 1861 in Shell Rock Iowa, daughter of Alexander and Mary Ball. She married James Jenks in 1878. Four of their five children survive: Goldie Calkins Clear Lake Wisconsin Frank La Porte City Bud Brandon James Waterloo. She leaves one sister two brothers nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Jenks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Auburn
Fred P. Fisher
Dora Barr
Shell Rock
Alexander Ball
James Jenks
Goldie Calkins
Clear Lake
Wis
Frank
la Porte City
Bud
Brandon
James
Waterloo
Building Permits Filed For Homes And Businesses
Elsia M. Lawrence files a heating plant permit at 344 Maryland. F. 8. Giles submits a heating plant permit at 414 Kingsley. Dr. J. W. Rowntree seeks a garage permit at 602 Prospect with a $200 cost. A. C. Pines applies for a heating plant at 1242 Englewood. Mrs. Rose Briden requests a sun porch permit at 320 Saxon with a $1,400 price. W. E. Shiek plans a remodel of a residence at 2130 Lafayette totaling $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsia M. Lawrence
Maryland
F. 8. Giles
Kingsley
J. W. Rowntree
Prospect
A. C. Pines
Englewood
Rose Briden
Saxon
W. E. Shiek
Lafayette
Brain Tests of Reversible Words Selections
Evening Post notes a cognitive test from universities asking readers to spot reversible words within two minutes. The exercise lists terms such as Madam, Level, Noon, Redder, Racecar and others, with instruction that only words that spell different valid words when reversed count as reversible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Toot
Aga
Warsaw
Hannah Elba
Anna
Lowell Twist
Anna Rider Saves
Greg Hearth
Trith
Weather Forecast Fragments From The Weekend
Fragmented OCR data lists Saturday night low at 14 with Saturday maximum and Sunday high and low not fully legible. Monday shows values around 7 and 11 percent for unspecified measures. Overall the text is garbled with repeated words and unclear units.
Rural Iowa Mortuary Notices Report Two Deaths
Mortuary notices from Waterloo Cedar Falls area: Mrs William Hollnagel 40 of 123 Lincoln Street Cedar Falls died today at a local hospital of heart trouble after a yearlong illness. Adelaide Whills born July 32 1888 in Cedar Falls married July 3 1922 to William Hollnagel. four sisters three brothers and four daughters survive. Funeral Wednesday at Petersen Bros chapel with Rev Rov Leslie Smith officiating. burial Fairview. Mrs William J Mulvaney 43 Route 1 Cedar Falls died yesterday at a local hospital of Brights disease after four months illness. Alice Josephine Brown born June 24 1885 in Chicago married April 1909 to William J Mulvaney. three children and one sister survive. Funeral tomorrow at O Keefe Towne chapel with Rev Theodosius Plassmeyer. burial Calvary. Rosary Society of St Marys to meet tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hollnagel
Lincoln Street
Adelaide Whills
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen Gould
White Shrine
Woman’s Club
James Whillis
George A. Whillis
James G. Whillis
Fred M. Whillis
Long Beach
Cal
F. N. Cole
Harriet Leveree
R. L. Bowen
Pasadena
Charles Magee
Dunkerton
Paul
Petersen Bros.’ Chapel
Leslie Smith
Grace Church
Fairview
William J. Mulvaney
Bright
Alice Josephine Brown
Chicago
Mulvaney
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
William
Funeral services for Samuel B Hurin 78 in Hecla S D
Funeral services were held at 2 p m in O Keeffe and Towne chapel for Samuel B Hurin 78 who died last Thursday in Hecla South Dakota Burial was in Elmwood Hecla resident since 1911 former resident of Waterloo and La Porte City born Seneca Illinois March 18 1850 came to Town in 1866 farm near La Porte City married Alice Bravender September 8 1885 she died four years earlier surviving are son Howard in Hecla daughter Mrs Jessie Wettering of Plato Center and sister Mrs Nettie Wilson of La Porte City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Hurin
Hecla
S. D
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Elmwood
Mr. Hurin
Waterloo
la Porte City
Howard
Mr. Huring
Seneca
Alice I. Bravender
Jessie Wettering
Plato Center
Nettie Wilson
Funeral rites for Morris Goldstein in Charles City
Funeral services for Morris Goldstein 54 who died at his home in Charles City Iowa at 6 p m Sunday of pneumonia were held at 3 p m today in Kistner chapel by Rabbi M N Bleichman of the Hebrew congregation. Mr Goldstein formerly lived in Waterloo and has resided in Charles City the last 20 years He was born in Russia December 12 1873 He is survived by his widow three daughters and a son Burial was in the Jewish cemetery here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Goldstein
Charles City
Kistner’s
M. N. Bleichman
Goldstein
Waterloo
Russia
Burtner attends brother’s funeral in Muscatine
John D Burtner of 107 Lafayette Street returned yesterday from Muscatine after funeral services for his brother George Burtner 72 a veteran employee of Muscatine Lighting company who served 43 years. Born in Bridgeport Pa June 1 1856 he moved to Muscatine at age six and lived there until his death last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Burtner
Lafayette Street
Muscatine
George Burtner
Muscatine Lighting Company
Mr. Burtner
Bridgeport
Mrs Mamie Clarey Dies in Waterloo Area Burial Planned
The body of Mrs Mamie Clarey 50 of 321 Mullan avenue east died Saturday in a local hospital. Born March 3 1878 in Leon Iowa she moved to Waterloo last August from Osage. Survived by husband Chancey W Clarey and son Jack W Clarey she belonged to the Methodist church the Rebekah lodge at Osage and the M B A Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Clarey
Mullan Aveney East
Osceola
Leon
Waterloo
Osage
Chancey W. Clarey
Jack W. Clarey
Methodist Church
Rebekah Eine
Married women forced to work rise in the United States
Washington reports that twice as many married women work now than in 1890, not by choice but necessity. Miss Mary Anderson notes census figures show one in 11 married women worked in 1920 versus one in 22 in 1890, with family costs in large cities ranging from 1434 to 2400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
Income tax data show rich getting richer in 1928 figures
Washington reports 1928 tax review finds 2.47 million filers paid income tax while 118.5 million population faced little or no tax. Higher income brackets and corporations show large gains, with increases across $5 000 to over $300 000 incomes and big growth in corporate net incomes. Officials cite industrial consolidations and growing profits among large firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Financial House
Internal Revenue
D. H. Blair
Justice Department
Granddaughter Wins $16,557 Care Judgment Against Grandmother Estate
Neela Ta December 10 Miss Lulu Kinart 22 was awarded 16557 against the estate of Mrs. Sarah Willmont in a Pottawattamie County district court trial. Kinart claimed five years of unpaid nursing and housekeeping for her grandmother who died last year. Relatives argued she received a home and that as granddaughter she owed care duties. Mrs. Willmont left an estate worth about 450,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neela
Willmont
Locate Husband of Dead Auto Victim in Philadelphia
W T Love, real estate promoter sought nationwide, was found in Philadelphia after his wife was killed in an auto accident in Galesburg Illinois. He had hitchhiked away ten days earlier as funds were wired for burial. The wife’s body remained unclaimed in a morgue before Love organized burial plans in Oquawka Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
W. T. Love
United States
Philadelphia
Williamson Named to Succeed Holden
New York December 10. F E Williamson executive vice president of the Burlington Colorado and Southern railway was named to succeed Hale Holden as president and chairman of the executive committee of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines Holden resigns effective January 1 and will become chairman of the executive committee of the Southern Pacific lines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
F. E. Williamson
Burlington & Colorado & Southern Railway
Hale Holden
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Lines
Holden
Southern Pacific Lines
Ends Litigation in Million Dollar Estate Case
Sioux City Iowa December 10 1934 heirs sign agreement to divide the million dollar estate of O J Moore late millionaire wholesale grocer Moore's seven children share equally his divorced wife receives five hundred dollars monthly alimony his second wife is provided for outside the will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
O.R
O. J. Moore
Mil
Lionaire
Moore
Tyholds Gas Tax Law
The supreme court today held constitutional the Montana gas tax law, which unlike many state gas taxes, requires distributors to pay a tax of 2 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Montana
Hastings Named to U.S. Senate Seat
Judge Daniel O. Hastings of Wilmington, a Republican, was appointed by Gov. Robert P. Robinson to fill the Senate vacancy created by T. Coleman Dupont's resignation in Dover Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
INS
Daniel O. Hastings
Wilmington
Robert P. Robinson
U.S
T. Coleman Dupont
Pageant at Parkersburg church highlights need for church influence
Parkersburg Iowa December 10 a pageant drama directed by Miss Helen Kemmerer replaced the Sunday evening service at the M E church. The production illustrated the community need for church influence and moral guidance in a local religious setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
M. E
Helen Kemmerer
Dubuquer Arrested Near Eagle Center on Con Game Charge
James Allen, 45, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Harry Allen and Officer Lee Smith after noon while husking corn on a farm near Eagle Center. He is wanted in Dubuque on a confidence game charge and a Dubuque officer heads here to extradite him. Allen admitted obtaining property from a Dubuque woman by promise of marriage then leaving without marrying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Harry Allen
F Po
Lee Smith
Eagle Center
Dubuque
Allen
Celtic on rocks near Roches Point with 500 passengers aboard
Queenstown reports the White Star liner Celtic ran onto rocks off Roches Point at 5 40 am while entering harbor from New York with about 60 passengers to disembark. Three tugs aided, plan to disembark all aboard and tow to Liverpool. Weather calm but fears of a wreck persist.
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Queenstown
Ireland
White Star
Celtic
Roches Point
New York
Boston
Liverpool
Gehizee
Morgeedock
Michael Johnston
Johnston
Grinnell senior seeks Rhodes scholarship in South Dakota
Laurence Linden, senior at Grinnell College and editor of the Grinnell Scarlet and Black, was in Sioux Falls Saturday to take the Rhodes scholarship examination for South Dakota before the state board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell,Tra
Laurence
Linden
Sioux Falls
S. D
Grinnell
College
South Dakota
South Dakota Board
Grinnell Scarlet and Black
Courthouse Decorated With Christmas Tree for First Time
The Black Hawk county courthouse displays its first Christmas tree at the Park avenue entrance. Tinsel cotton and colored spangles will adorn the tree with lights at night. County officials and employees contributed the tree through J A Townsley the city assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Park Avenue
J. A. Townsley
Missing Man's Body Found Near Maquoketa Bluff
Maquoketa Iowa December 10 63 year old Andrew Augustave who vanished from the county poor farm on Thanksgiving day was discovered at the foot of a high bluff on the farm the coroner ruled he fell from the bluff and no inquest will be held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Andrew
Augustave
Larson
Gas tax boost backed by eleventh district plan
Cherokee Indiana December 10 The eleventh district conference of the state secondary road commission endorsed a proposal to add one cent to the state gasoline tax and voted against placing township highways under county boards of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
State Secondary Road Commission
County Boards of Supervisors
State Teachers Convention Set For October 10 11
The Northwestern Iowa Teachers association selected October 10 and 11, 1929, for next year’s convention. Location to be decided by the executive committee during holiday vacation. Fall meeting was in Dubuque and spring at East High, Waterloo. Committee: E. L. Ritter, Hattie Greenhough, M. S. Hallman, T. M. Clevenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Dubuque
East High School
Waterloo
E. L. Ritter
Cedar Falls
Hattie Greenhough
M. S. Hallman
Cedar Rapids
T. M. Clevenger
Waverly
A. E. Jewett
Black Hawk County
OWA Builders Open Meeting In Iowa City Tomorrow
Master Builders association of Iowa directors in Ellis hotel at 10 a m set preparations for annual convention to be held here Tuesday and Wednesday. Officials include W F Park J W Hopp F J Sulzbach W F Kucharo John Coster Tom Goodwin Arthur Ranson and J E Currie. Activities anticipate speeches by Miles S Potter and local dignitaries with officer elections Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Builders’ Association of Iowa
Ellis
Finsil
W. F. Park
Storm Lake
J. W. Hopp
Cedar Rapids
F. J. Sulzbach
Sioux City
W. F. Kucharo
Des Moines
John Coster
Arch W McFarlane
Leutenant
Iowa
Elks Club
Hoover arrives in Santiago amid cheers on Latin tour
President elect Herbert Hoover is greeted by ecstatic crowds in Santiago Chile as the U S Maryland makes harbor entry and a formal welcome occurs before the Latin American tour continues by train to Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Chilean officials join officials from Valparaiso and Laudes. The Maryland fires a 21 gun salute and Hoover receives colonial silverware gift from Valparaiso mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
U.R
Hoover
United States
Carlos Ibanez
Alameda Station
Henry P. Fletcher
Valparaiso
U.P
Bolivia
Paraguay
Herbert Hoover
U.S.S
Maryland
Carlos Garfias Prado
Gaston Neef
Lautaro Rosas
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
U. S&s. S. Utah
Rio de Janiero
Waterloo Man Serves Seven Days in Jail on Mann Act Charge
Raymond Cole and Emma Cole returned from Bismarck North Carolina where they were seized on a federal warrant charging conspiracy to violate the Mann act. Raymond Cole served seven days in jail at Bismarck under sentence of court. Lester Gilman, the principal in the case, was sentenced to serve 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Raymond
Emma Cole
Bismarck
N. C
Cole
Lester Gilman
Bernstein Sues Stein for Divorce in Geneseo Suit
Rebecca Bernstein filed for divorce from Abraham Bernstein of Geneseo Illinois. They wed in Rock Island Illinois on June 1 1916 and separated August 15 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Bernstein
Abraham Bernstein
Geneseo, Tl
Rock Island, Ill
Hanna's Nurse Returns From California Trip
Miss Lucille Chapman a nurse who cared for Gen Phil Hanna during his recent trip to California left Imperial Beach on December 4 returning home en route she visits relatives in Texas for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Lucille Chapman
Phil Hanna
California
Imperial Beach
Texas
Pilot burned to death in midair crash near East Hempstead
An airplane pilot was burned beyond recognition when his plane caught fire in midair and crashed near East Hempstead New York on December 10. The crash killed the pilot, with details from INS reporting the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hempstead
N. Y
Dee
INS
Congress Today MOUSE Attends 25th Anniversary Flight NC
The congress considers appointing a congressional committee to attend the twenty fifth anniversary of the first air plane flight in North Carolina. The chamber also weighs debt settlements for Austria and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Jubile e program goals attained by Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs Dan B Brummitt national chairman addressed 175 upper Iowa conference members at Black's tearoom jubilee luncheon detailing progress of the five year plan for better reading and literature. First year built homes and schools with 500000, second focused on stewardship evangelism, third on new members, fifth yet to be announced. One million seals sold to cover campaign costs. five thousand dollars raised from 500000 seals. Hostesses from First Grace St Paul's. attendees from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dan. B. Brummitt
Chicago
Upper Iowa
Black’s Tearoom
First
Grace
St. Paul's
Linden
First Church
St Paul's
la Porte City
Rockford
Independence
Dike
Greene
Traer
Cedar Falls
E. G. Leffler
Upper Trowe
J. Arthur
Black Hawk County Receives Bridge Refund Payment
Des Moines reports the Iowa Highway Commission paid out 831787.54 in refunds to more than 80 counties for moneys advanced on bridging primary roads. County allotments include Black Hawk 7450.98 and Johnson 21617.57 among others as part of a five year refund plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Clinton
Dubuque
Scott
Pottawattamle
Black Hawk
Boone
Cerro Gordo
Cherokee
Hamilton
Jasper
Johnson
Lee
Linn
Marshall
Muscatine
Wapello
Webster
Americans Exit Banana Zone in Colombia Train Move
Washington reports that all American citizens in the troubled Colombian banana zone have reached Santa Marta aboard a troop train. Vice Consul Laurence F. Cotie confirmed no injuries and that danger to Americans has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Xu.p
Santa Marta
Laurence F. Cotie
State Department
Gasoline price cut in Midwest lowered to 16 cents
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana announced a one cent per gallon reduction in Midwest retail gasoline prices, bringing the new price to 16 cents a gallon in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Middlewest
Slain suspect surrenders after shootout in Arkansas
Van Buren authorities report William Howell, sought for three murders at Crawford County Hospital, surrendered following a gunfight with a sheriff's posse. His wounds are described as not serious. a murder charge is expected to be filed.
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Associated Press
van Buren
Ark
William Howell
Crawford County
Washington, D. C
Carl B. Fielson
George H. Wilkins
North Pole
Point Barrow
Alaska
Spitzbergen
War Department
Chicago
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