Dr Darling Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack at Home
Westminster Presbyterian pastor Dr Charles David Darling died suddenly at 6 30 p m at 19 Locust Street Waterloo Iowa after a brief illness He had spent the afternoon visiting church members and collapsed from a heart attack Friends and church leaders praised his pastoral energy and spiritual leadership noting his health had improved recently and arrangements for his funeral were Tentatively set for Sunday morning at Westminster Church with details to follow
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Charles David Darlnng
Westminster Presbyterkin Church
Locust Street
Ilnes
Puneral
Westmascar Presbyterian Church
Our of
Datail
Hody
Darling
Deniing
Waterloo
Cleveland
Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Stewart Memorial Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Red Wing
Svenston
Ind
Fort Collins
Alo
Canada
Oparies
David Darling
Toronto
John Darling
Macalester Seminary
St. Paul
Mian
McGormick- Theological Seminary
Evanston
Wesleyan University
Dr. Darling
Bart Karnahan
James
Br. Darling
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Notable Presbyterian Leader Dr Darling Remembered
The article honors Dr Darling a Presbyterian Church leader once chosen as delegate to multiple general assemblies. He was lauded as gifted though described as one of the churchs strangest figures. He authored Doulters and Their Doubts, a widely read volume discussed among ministers and farmers.
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Darling
Presbyterian
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the
U.S. A
Doulters
Farmer
Victory Forecast for World Court on Eve of Battle
The article surveys Senate plans on the World Court vote, noting Borah will not force cloture and Senator Gwensen will not seek it soon. It analyzes open executive sessions, expected debate length into January, and potential votes needed to defeat the court. It cites party positions, key opponents, and forecasted timing amid holiday recesses.
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Borah
Resani
Gwensen
Swanson
Senate
World Court
Nye
North Dakota
Reed
Missoouri
Bleaze
South Carolina
Div
Washington
Shipstead
Mintil
Watteis
Charles City Boy With Vanderlost Sought By Authorities
Charles City authorities seek a boy described as Leslie Russell, age about 10, tall with brown hair. He was last seen wearing a blue overall jacket with red shoes and may have fled toward Waterloo. Further details were provided in a fragmented report.
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Potive
Leslie Russell
Charles City
Ti Sa
Bankers See Auspicious Start For 1826 Business
New York, Dec. 16. Hayden, Lywne & Co. report a favorable 1926 outlook driven by easy credit, shifting wealth, and rising manufacturing and construction. Caution urged on oversupply in auto and real estate, overextended credit, and potential business recessions if balance falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coparlee Hay
Bechtelheimer Heads Iowa Butter Improvement Group
Bechtelheimer, secretary of the Iowa Creamery Secretaries & Managers association in Waterloo, was elected president of a temporary organization formed Tuesday in Mason City to standardize butter and improve marketing facilities. Twenty three creameries were listed as the state brand under the supervision of the Iowa department of agriculture EB. Betnke Plymouth is sect of the new association ILG Des Moines represented the department of agriculture at the meeting.
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Clrcle
Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creamery Secretaries & Managers Association
Waterloo
Mason City
Iowa Department of Agriculture
EB. Betnke
Plymouth
New Association
ILG
Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Dail Ratifies New Boundary Agreement in Dublin
The Dail last night passed all stages of the bill ratifying the London agreement on the Irish boundary with a government majority of about 30. President Cosgrave said the agreement would be registered with the League of Nations as the Anglo Irish treaty had been. Grace Smith, under disorderly conduct charges, fled Monday during police arrest in her apartment. the case proceeded with her absence.
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Dublin
London
Cosgrave
League of Na- Hons
Rinehart Rites Held For Mrs. Rinehart
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Rinehart of Parkford, Mel. She died Sept. 5, leaving husband Mr. Rinehart and son Ralph Taldell. Adeline and Markford are mentioned as relatives. Three children preceded her in death. The body rests at Petersen Brothers Chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Howe
Ralph Taldell
Rogie
Castle Til
Wyuomas
Tinehart
Adeline and
Rarkford
Ritehart Wis
Brerhecenirein
Lotdell
Rhosyreie
Harald Mesturner
Civile
Rineiart
Buily
Petersen Brothers Chapel
Diplomatic liquor row heats up as Bleas e pledges enforcement
Washington December 16 The prohibition debate shifted to foreign embassies as Senator Cole Ble ase Democrat South Carolina announced a campaign to enforce the Volstead Act against all foreign embassies legations and consulates. He vows a resolution to compel enforcement on foreigners if the U S government enforces it at home. Wet and dry factions clash as hearings loom on a 275 beer bill with leaders forecasting many witnesses. Marriage licenses noted at end.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Eichues
Senate
Adge
Republican
New Jersey
Toas
House
Leonan
James A. Galligan
Massachusetts
John Philip Hill
Mary Hand
Willis
Ohio
Sheppard
Texas
Bleasec
America
Calvin Coolidge
United Stat
Bleare
South
Hlae
Mumating
Tawa
Enybody
Trial of Woman's Suit for Damages Begun
Mrs Agnes Gibbons of 703 Fifth Street West sues Dr F P A Maffa of 222 3 2 Fourth Street West for 869 damages claiming injuries from a July 15 ride when his car collided on a driveway near Casebeer Heights. She says the doctor was speeding and negligent. four women and two men compose the jury in Municipal Court before Judge J W Gwynne.
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Agnes Gibbons
Fifth Street West
FP. A. Maffa
Fourth Street West
Sfaffa’r. Car
JW. Gwynne
Caseabeer
Waterloo
Haffa
Casebeer Heighin
Gibbons
Q. Co Miller
B. O'Keefe
Essay to Determine Ownership of Skates of 1865
Waterloo readers are invited to answer in 200 words who should inherit Mrs. Jennie Strayer’s Cedar River skating skates from 60 years ago. The essay contest opens Monday and closes Saturday with the postmarked entries by December 20 eligible for judging.
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Courier
Cedar River
Waterloo
Jennie Strayer
Old Ladies
Chattanooga
Tenn
Aena
Use of Schools for Corn Growers to Hold Meetings
Des Moines December 16. Iowa school houses were opened to aid the Corn Growers association in pushing for fair corn prices. State Superintendent May E. Francis urged local school authorities to permit use of school buildings for meetings starting today, saying adverse markets threaten rural schools.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Corn Growers Association
May E. Francis
Tony
VLAN Scoutmasters Training School Plans Unfold
Russell Stewart of troop 16 and Melvin Garnett of troop 5 lead a meeting tonight to finalize plans for a scoutmasters training school. Joe Snively of troop 8 and Pete DeWolf of troop 7 join in. Heary DeWoolf named local representative for Boy's Life to boost circulation under a new national HQ plan.
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Russell Stewart
Melvin R. Garnett
Pete
DeWolf
Joe Snively
Overcoat theft case heads to district grand jury
Joe Heyberger of 302 Sycamore Street waived to the district court grand jury at 2 p.m. arraigned on larceny of an overcoat in municipal court. A $1,000 appearance bond was set and he will be placed in county jail. Alley Reet, said to have bought the coat from Heyberger, was released.
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Joe Heyberger
Sycamore Street
District Court Grand Jury
Municipal Court
Jate
Alley Reet
iHeyberger
Good Roads Assn Finds Fault With Highway Program
Des Moines reports the Iowa Good Roads association criticized the three year state highway plan as uneconomical and a makeshift until more funds are available. It urged amending county bonding laws or voting an 86 million dollar bond issue to pave many highways now. The group поддерживает that earlier plans from 1923 and 1924 were the most economical over time.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hammit
Highway Commission
Iowa Good Roads Association
Association
John PF
Rue
Burlington
Aud
Colbys to Separate Amicably After Years of Friendship
Bainbridge Colby and his wife have agreed to an amicable separation. Mrs Colby sails for Paris to join her daughter Katherine and says she will not seek a divorce in France. The couple have lived apart for months but remained on friendly terms, with Colby visiting her in New York while staying at the Plaza. Mrs Colby, formerly Nathalie Sedgwick, is linked to author Katherine Sedgwick and descendant of Gen. Robert Sedgwick. they wed in Stackbridge, Massachusetts in 1893.
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New York
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Colby Lave
Colby
Paris
Katherine
Altho
Colbys
Flaza Hotel
Calby
Nathalie Sedgwick
Katherine Sedgwick
Robtn Sedgwick
Stackbridge
Mass
Great Reduction in Dodge Auto Price Scheduled Jan 6
A major price cut on all Dodge Brothers automobiles will be announced January 6 1926 by Sollard Hull Motor Co, local Dodge dealers. The reduction follows a 310 million expansion that doubles factory capacity. Purchasers will receive refunds of the reduction after new prices are announced, with no change to the policy of continuous improvement and no yearly model changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers
Sollard-Hull Mater Company
Principal Roads of County Cleared of Snow
County roads were cleared of the latest snow by yesterday evening. County Engineer W. D. Johnston said a new V shaped plow pushed snow to the sides and operated from Waterloo over Rainbow drive to Janesville Cedar Falls and back along Last Cedar Falls road to Waterloo and Grant highway to Buchanan county line. Other plows worked on de Parte and Hudson roads. Snow was light about five inches deep with no wind to form drifts.
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W. D. Johnston
Waterloo
Rainbow Drive
Janesville
Cedar Falls
Grant Highway
Buchanan County
de Parte
Hudson Road
House Accepts Cut in Inheritance Tax Rates
Washington December 16 The House accepted the modified inheritance tax rates proposed by the revenue department. An amendment to raise the platinum rate from twenty to thirty percent was rejected 154 to 73.
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Washington, D. C
House
Fiddler Signs for Vaudeville Debut in Boston
Fiddler Mellie Dunham, famed for two years as an amateur, signs a professional contract with Keith-Albee and will debut on Monday night in Boston under vaudeville acts.
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Fiddler
Boston
Mellie Dunham
Addler
Keith-Albee
Judge Tosses 527 Divorce Cases In Court Action
Des Moines reports Judge Meyer dismissed 527 divorce actions, taxing costs to plaintiffs including Adlona Mish Decker and the National Bank. The case involves a breakup at Leavite Johnson. Decker underwent treatment at Mayo Clinic and was improving in Rochester, Minnesota as of reports.
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Des Moines
Joseph HK. Meyer
Sagens
Hody Gevorce Adlona
Mish Ata Decker
OC Court
Leavite & Johnson
Hee Blaintiffs
He National Bank
Ann
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Maude
Harmon
Decker
Lakes Stations to Watch Smugglers and Medics Meeting
Multiple items: Great Lakes coastguard orders remain open through winter to curb smuggling and ram running. Dr Alfred A Strauss of Chicago to present a paper on medical treatment of gastric and duodenal ulcers at Waterloo Medical Society. A fire pension payment and a traffic court fine are noted among court and civic notices.
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Alfred A. Strauss
Chicago
Star of Michael ‘Reese Hospital
Wilh
Waterloo Medical — Society
Jie
Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Fares Unchanged as Waterloo Cedar Falls Bus Schedules Trim Trips
Water loo Cedar Falls and College hill motorbus service will be slightly curtailed starting Friday December 15 with no fare changes. Buses will run from 6 10 p m to 11 40 p m and provide direct routes for teachers college students on school days, others transferring at Thirteenth and Main to streetcars. Special school day coaches run from college to Waterloo at 2 30 and 3 30 p m. Fares remain 20 cents cash or 10 trip tickets for 1 50, 15 cents per trip including transfers, per 1896 rates.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
College Hill
stree@bar
Teachers College
Thirteenth
Main Streets
Ineal
C. M. Cheney
Cheney
College
Logan Marshal Dies Identified as Bandit by Witnesses
Sioux City Iowa December 10 Alfred Sunde 21 was identified by witnesses as one of the bandits who fired at Officer Armstrong during a robbery attempt in Logan on Monday. Armstrong died yesterday and Sunde faces possible murder charges. At the Logan crime Sunde was free on a $5000 bond tied to a separate Slows City grocer holdup.
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Sioux City
Alfred Sunde
Marshal J. W. Armstrong
Logan
Armstrong
Sunde
Liberty
Slows City
Co-Op 10-Mile Post Praised After Supreme Court Ruling
Mason City Ia December AP reports Kauto Espe secretary of the Iowa Live Stock Shippers Association hailed the supreme court ruling affirming District Judge J Y Clark in J M Weir versus Cleary Lake County Cooperative Shippers Association as the sweeping victory for cooperative marketing in Iowa. He said it marks a 10mile post in our history and affects not only livestock but all farm products.
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Mason Cuy
Dee
Supreme Court
J. Y. Glark
J. M. Weir
Cleary Lake County Operative Shippers’ Association
Towa
Kauto Espa
Towa Livestock Shippers’ Association
Espe
Hold Married Man for Teacher's Death
Omaha officials hold WV Jones, a Omaha salesman, in Brackings, 5. D., over the death of Miss Lisle Loner, Bruce, S. D. schoolteacher. The two were riding in Jones's car near Brookings when she jumped from the speeding vehicle, fracturing her skull and dying in the early hours of Tuesday.
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Omaha
Neb
WV. Jones
Brackings
Lisle Loner
Bruce
S. D
Jones
Miss Loner
Brookings
Pearce jailed after failing to pay fine and costs
I C Pearce is jailed for failing to pay a $100 fine plus $61.25 court costs after a June 5 guilty verdict for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. He could have gone free by paying $27 of the fine and the costs but did not, resulting in arrest to serve time.
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I. C. Pearce
Pearce
Bankers Say Corn Prices Depend On 1925 Crop
Iowa bankers forecast that corn prices depend on the 1925 crop. Frank Warner of the Iowa Bankers Association told a joint meeting that most bankers report virtually no new corn in their communities. Only 32 bankers in 25 counties reported some old corn, while 841 farmers across 99 counties said there was almost none.
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Ines
Taz
Frank Warner
Iowa
Bankers’ Association
Hera
Sonny
Agricultural Committee
Council of Administration
Iowa Bankers’ Association
State Banking Board
Warner
Shelve Tax Bill to Discuss Punishment of House Insurgents
Washington December 16 AP The tax reduction bill was shelved as the House debated Republican action that placed insurgents at the bottom of committee assignments. Democratic leader Garrett said the GOP punished insurgents for Lincoln principles. Insurgent Frear of Wisconsin replied the group would handle itself.
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Washington, D. C
House
Garrett
Abraham Lincoln
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
High Court Harder on Drunken Drivers
Des Moines, Dec. 16. The Iowa supreme court has adopted a sterner stance toward intoxicated drivers. Justice Evans authored opinions upholding one year jail terms in several cases, while in prior similar appeals the court typically reversed or shortened sentences.
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Des. Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
High Court
Toyo
Evans
Supreme Court
Linn County Population Hits 80139, Cedar Rapids Grows
Des Moines note reports Linn County at 80139, up 6135 since 1920 federal census. Cedar Rapids shows 50561 residents, 4995 more than five years ago. Louise county records 31732 residents, down 447, while Wapello county seat records 1419, six fewer than year prior.
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Des Moines
Linn County
Louie Morgans
State Census Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Louisr County
Wapello
Robbers Get 700 Raiding Two Towns
A band raided New Virginia and Osceola last night fleeing with about 700 in cash and a coupe. At New Virginia the post office and five shops were entered and three safes opened. In Osceola four offices were broken into but yielded little value before thieves took a coupe owned by Dr. S. L. Hollenbeck.
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Des Moines
New Virgina
Osceola
New Virginia
Altho
S. L. Hollenbeck
Reed Seeks Inquiry Into Foreign Policy Financing
Senator Reed proposes a Senate inquiry into U.S. expenditures by foreign nations to influence American policy. The probe would examine loans to indebted nations and how repaid funds are used in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
United States
Woman Held on Warrant for Passing Bad Checks
Yvetta Cafferty, 23, Marengo IA, was arrested on a warrant for cheating by false pretenses after she admitted passing several checks signed with her father’s name, which were dishonored. Exact amount not known.
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Cedar Rapids
Nee
Yvetta Cafferty
Marengo
Postponed Peking Customs Conference
In Peking the international customs conference scheduled to open Friday has been postponed due to interruption of communication with Pekin and non-arrival of delegates.
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Peking
Dec
UPI
Pekin
The Toreadors Presented by Hudson Students
The operetta The Toreadors was staged Tuesday at Hudson High School and will be repeated tonight. It was a decided success, with praise going to Helen Snelson the music director Gail Branch the dramatic coach and Harriet Allen the costume designer. A new organization the Young Men’s Christian Association Boys Division opened with members including Milton Felsing Paul Diefenbach Louis Ferris Harry Mars Lloyd Moeller Dallas Days on Vernon Castle who will perform desk duty in the boys department.
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Hudson
Hudson Consolidated Schools
Helen Snelson
Musile
Gail Branch
Misa Harriet Allen
Jentor
Milton Felsing
Pail Diefenbach
Louis Ferris
Harry Mars
Lloyd Moeller
Dallas Dayson
Vernon Castle
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Westminster Church
City
Charles D, Darling
Vanderlost
Dail
Helen Marve
Russia
Negri Arnoldi
William Db. Thomas
Edward Sehlemer
Frampton
Vlan Scoutmasters' Training School
Good Roads Assn
Bainbridge Colbys
Dodge
Anna Decker Raguues
Prom Sergicat
EL Nopergoes
A. A. Smith
Lafayette Sheet
Francis Hospital
Ray Tiller
Theil Son
Waterino Hardware Company
Lafayette Street
Deo
Traveic
William Sehot
Suieigara
Logan Marshal
Cath
Belgrade
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