Governor Cniell to Appeal Court Ruling on Interest Funds
Gov Lea Sinali plans to appeal a Supreme Court order demanding an accounting of about 1.6 million dollars in interest funds allegedly withheld by the state treasurer. The case centers on deposits in a fictitious bank and profit sharing from loans, with dissent from two Justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springheld
Léa Sinali
Mlindy Supreme Court
Inter
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Supreme Court
Grant
Small
Ciitts
Curtises
Chicago
T-Know
Rui- Mois
Democrat Attack on Tariff Seems Lacking in Spirit
The piece reviews farm leaders and lawmakers on tariff policy, criticizing Western Republicans and Democrats for vague language and urging rates that avoid harming domestic industries while preventing excessive prices. It notes Congressman Hull's resolution seeking balanced, economically justifiable rates as a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Herald-Tribune
Newsboy Dinners to Merge for Christmas Party
Two separate Christmas parties for local newsboys and paper sellers will merge at Hotel Russell Lamson this Saturday. Bishop cafeteria manager B F Bishop and Hotel Russell Lamson managers F McGinn ang FH Tanguey plan a joint event with vaudeville acts and a ventriloquist, aiming to be the season’s biggest newsboy gathering, with invited business guests. Also in Mason City Illinois the Iowa Poultry Association shows Turkens at the fair with about 100 birds on display, drawing chicken fanciers from across northern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bishop
Bishop
F. McGinn Ang
George E. Boyce
Turkens
Mason Cty
Harker
Ben
Iowa Poultry Association
Cricken
Iowa
Funeral services for Mrs Caroline M Strong in Chicago
Funeral services for Mrs Caroline M Strong of Chicago will be held at 2:30 p m Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs HH Cavehian 2408 Fourth Street West Rev J R Macartney of First Presbyterian Church will officiate The body will lie in repose at P a r View mausoleum until spring when it will be moved to Guthrie Center Iowa for burial Mrs Ida Rinehart died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Robert Lobitts Castle Hill home Her body was sent to Adeline UK for funeral services Friday Interment will be in the family plot in a cemetery there
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Caroline M. Strong
Caraline M. Strong
Chicago
Mondus
HH. H. Cavehian
Fourth Street
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Guthrie Center
Strong
Tay
Ida
Evidence in Bed: Jimmy Smiles but Police Laugh Last
Jimmy Wilson aged 30 of Syc amore street smiled at midnight as Detectives Crumrine and Davis and Deputy Buckley forced entry with a search warrant. He faced contempt of court charges after officers found a glass of liquor in a bed while his wife feigned sleep. The door was locked with three hooks. The court fined him $10 after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Wilson
Sycamore Street
Hugh Crumrine
Ralph Davis
Warren Buckley
Jimmy
J.C. Beem
Howard Rockwell Elected Chief of Ben Hur Tribe
Howard Rockwell was elected chief of the Melcholr court, Tribe of Ben Hur, at last night’s meeting. Other officers chosen include Al fred Ackerman as judge, W. M. Hal terman as past chief, Mrs. Naia Wilson as teacher, Earl Cox as keeper of tribute, Martin Wilson as captain, Joan Gibbs as guide, Miss Carr as keeper of inner gate, Charles Cox as keeper of outer gate, Mrs. F. Rockwell as musician, I. H. McCarty, Warry Scoville and Fred May as trustees. A Christmas party for juniors will be held next Tuesday at Ben Hur hall with Maddigan School of Music furnishing the program and a Christmas tree with candy and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rockwell
Melcholr Court
Ben Hur
Alfred Ackerman
W. M. Halterman
Naia Wilson
Earl Cox
Martin Wilson
Joan Gibbs
Miss Carr
Inner Gate
Charles Cox
Outer Gate
F. Rockwell
Fred May
Ian
Hen Hur Hall
Maddigan School of Music
Rejoining Stomach's Walls Topic by Dr Strauss
Dr Alfred A Strauss of Michael Reese Hospital spoke at the Waterland Society meeting in Black's Tea Room on gastric and duodenal ulcer surgery. He described resections in which active portions of the stomach are removed and the walls rejoined, noting progress and methods for effective restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Strauss
Alfred A. Strauss
Michael Reese Hospital
Waterland
Black
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Chattesity
Strauss
Iowa Supreme Court rules stock buyers cannot rescind
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that a subscriber for stock in a corporation, even if induced by fraud to purchase, cannot rescind the subscription after insolvency proceedings have begun. The decision cites the case of Henry W. Lexis in the Selway Steel Post & Fence Co. of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
Iowa Supreme Court Wagon Record
Henry W
State College Ban Snatches Cigarets from Co-eds Lips
Co-eds at Iowa State College were officially notified that smoking cigarets is taboo. Violations will mean suspension. The rule targets rising cigarette use among the students seen as a health and fire hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Ames
UNS
Iowa State College
Prosecutor Seeks Dismissal Over Army Air Power Stance
The prosecutor urges dismissal of Mitchell citing impact on air power plans tied to military defense. The trial features testimony arguing air service modernity and the need to support aviation against efforts by army and navy leadership to limit air power. It references Weeks letter and prior battles to illustrate aviation’s wartime and postwar significance. Names and places cited include Waterloo, Reinbeck, and several local individuals in a list of licenses.
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Wurt
General Ste
Army
General Board of
Navy
Four Die As Train Hits Car At Kellogg Crossing
Kellogg Iowa December 17 AP Four people were killed when a Rock Island passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing. The victims were Mr and Mrs L M Brown Newton Miss Helen Hodge Des Moines and Arnold Morris Newton. They were returning from a Newton dance. The Chicago filler train passes midnight. The car occupants reportedly failed to realize their momentum and were unable to halt on the slippery street. Both Miss Hodge and Morris were high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Rock Island
L. M. Brown
Newton
Helen Hodge
Orville Hodge
Des Moines
Arnold Morris
Chicago Filer
Hadge
Morris
Brown
Newlop
Peter Mavrelis Elected President of Greek Church
Peter Mavrelis was elected president of the St. James Greek Orthodox church for the ensuing year at a recent business meeting. He succeeds George Bliss of Cedar Falls. Officers include Bliss as vice president, Daskalos as treasurer, Panagakis as chair, Harry George as secretary of the board of inspectors. A Christmas party is planned for Friday night December 25 at K of P hall with an entertainment program and gifts. Rev. Christopher Morkides will preside and a dance will follow.
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Peter Mavrelis
St. James Greek Orthodox Church
George Bliss
Cedar Falls
S. Daskalos
Pete Panagakis
Harry George
Waterloo
K. of P. Hall
State Hospital
Greene
Clarion
Elkenberry
Leta Tikenverry
Waterlow
Daniel Ervin
Randalla
Meo
Merered Weldner
Buchanan County
Jesu
Elfiett
J. EB. Elliott
Ae Puakling
Mid
Elliott
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Bee
F. Tt. Vwalng
Hhy. Miller
G. F. Mondy
To HH. Kimball
A. B. Crooks
J. M. Meeker
DeGraff Named Chief Justice for Town Supreme Court
Justice Lawrence DeGraff was designated chief justice of the town supreme court for the ensuing year. The bench adopted a resolution and cited legal qualifications including age and service. His first appearance as chief justice will be at the January term of court.
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Maines
Lawrence DeGraif
Towa Supreme Court
DeGraf
Son Serves Sentence for Guilty Mother in Wisconsin
In Madison on December 17 AP report Peter Magnusco began a 30 day jail term so his mother could return home. A Magnusco farm liquor raid led to her guilty possession plea, but she withdrew the plea after his admission and he took the charge. Ford dealers in Waterloo district met at Hotel Russell Lamgon to hear about improved sales for 1928.
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Madison
Wis
Peter Magnusco
Magnusco
Peter
FORD
Ford Motor
Waterloo
Hotel
Russell-Lamgon
O. H. Perkins
Des Moines
Swanson Glavis backs World Court as U S best bet
Senator Swanson of Virginia defended adherence to the World Court during Senate debate, arguing the court offers a peaceful, enduring framework for resolving international disputes. He contended the court is independent, not a League of Nations creature, and urged continued US participation to shape its destiny.
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Washington, DG
American World Court
Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Court of International Justice
Finia
League of Nations
Council
Assembly of the League
The
League
United States
Hself
Wes
Dry Agents to Search Cars Without Warrants
Federal prohibition officers will continue to search automobiles for liquor without a warrant despite a Davenport federal judge ruling against the practice. Andrew McCampbell, director of the tri state area, said the Supreme Court decision by Justice Taft permits the search of all liquor cars. McCampbell is visiting the Iowa prohibition offices and oversees enforcement in Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Prohibition
Davenport
Andrew Miccampbell
Tri-State
Supreme Court
Taft
McCampbbell
Iowa Pranaition
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Sheiks Wife Files Paris Divorce Suit
Paris dispatch reports Natache Rambova also known as Mrs Sto dolph Valentine filed for divorce from RoDelfa Guglielmi Valentina, the American film star, with the action registered under Guglielmi and involving her husband Rudolph Valentino in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheik
Paris
Natache Rambovs
Stodolph Valentine
Rpuoing Valenting
Four suits filed to collect notes for closed bank
Three suits filed in district court to collect past due notes of the Waterloo Bank and Trust Co receivership. Names include T. E. Eickelberg and George DeWald among defendants, with amounts listed. Separate suit seeks 752.10 from M. J. Foran on notes held by Waterloo Bank & Trost Co, which closed January this year. A note about George Harris promises to feed a horse after police inquiry into alleged abuse with no feed found.
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Districte Court
Attorness
JL. A Andrews
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
T. E. Eickelberg
George DeWald
Augustin Schmitt
David Aml
Elvit
Mun
M. J. Foran
W Tertup Hank & Trost Company
Sheriff Admits Advertising Pays Off in City
Chartes City, Ta., Dec. 17. Sheriff V. D. Gutierro admits advertising drawing returns after criticizing a paper for publishing an alleged robber's name. He surrendered at the jail hours later, saying the paper urged him to come in. Publicity credited with leading to clues about alleged thieves now jailed for thefts amounting to several hundred dollars in furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartes City
Sherrf
D. Gutiertoay
Mrs Gibbons Sues Dr Haffa for Damages in Jury Trial
Mrs Agnes Gibbons of 703 Fifth Street West seeks 859 in damages from Dr F A Haffa of 222 1 2 Fourth Street West after injuries from a car incident on July 25 while she was a guest in the Haffa vehicle. Four women and two men jurors in municipal court heard testimony on negligent driving and speed claims. The defense denies excessive speed and responsibility for the collision. evidence closed and lawyers argued to the jury this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Gibbons
Fifth Street West
F. A. Haffa
Fourth Street
Haffa
Casebeer Heights
Gibbons. Elbow
Miller Slated for Office in Iowa Real Estate Boards
Lester W. Miller of Waterloo is expected to become second vice president of the Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards at Sioux City on the convention's final day. A. F. P. Smith, retiring secretary, was nominated for the presidency. Other nominees include H. H. Crenshaw Des Moines vice president George W. Haw Ottumwa third vice president R. J. Andrews Sioux City fourth vice president Julius Junge Davenport secretary A. G. Bauder Cedar Rapids J. B. McMahan Dubuque and C. B. Mullholland Fort Dodge directors for three year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester W. Miller
Waterloo
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Sioux City
A. F P. Smith
Council Clubs
H. H. Crenshaw
Des Moines
George W. Haw
Ottumwa
R. J. Andrews
Julius Junge
Davenport
A. G. Bauder
Cedar Rapids
J. B. McMahan
Dubuque
C. B. Mullholland
Fort Dodge
Perry Surrenders Ends Parole Row
Ira D. Perry Jr. surrendered today to Judge C. H. Jenkins, ending a parole controversy. Perry, a confessed murderer, had served three years of a life sentence before parole and is expected to be sent back to the state penitentiary at Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springheld
Ill
Ira D. Perry, Jr
Uilness
Weather Forecast Promises Fair Friday After Snow Flurry
The state weather prophets forecast mostly fair weather tonight and Friday with some clouds. After a sharp overnight drop the temperature held around 4 above zero. Yesterday’s high reached 24 above, and a light snow flurry this morning did not develop into a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Mercury
Dubuque Asks City Of Waterloo To Aid River Improvement
Dubuque city council asks Waterloo to back a Mississippi River waterway improvement spanning Minneapolis to New Orleans. A letter to Mayor Gnagy carries a resolution from Dubuque supporting the plan, following the St. Louis river convention where 659 delegates urged congress to fund waterways in the river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
City OF Waterloo
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Waterloo
A. E. Gnagy
Dubuqn
St. Louis
Congress
Mississippi River Valley
War possibility openly discussed by London press
London reporting a day of frank discussion in British and Turkish circles over the League of Nations Mosul award to Iraq under a British mandate. The Times suggests withdrawal from Irak may come sooner, while Turkish leaders warn Mosul cannot be relinquished and fear European powers’ plot against Turkey. British and Turkish officials hint at war but avoid explicit pledges, urging reconciliation from Ankara.
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London
INS
Turkey
League of Nations
Mosul
Draf
Great Britain
Balewh
the Times
Coli
Irak
Constantinople
Dee
League of Nations Council
Iraq
Kameneff
Geneva
Tewfk Bey
Paris
Tewfik
Rousehid Bey
Britain
Angora
Leopold S. Amery
Great Britne
Slayer in Jail at Denison amid Logan mob threat
Sioux City teen gangster Alford Sunde charged with murder as part of a bandit gang that shot Marshal Armstrong in Logan Iowa Monday night. He was moved to the county jail at Denison for safe keeping as a mob was reported waiting in Logan.
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Sioux City
Alford Sunde
Logan
Marshal Armstrong
Denison
Spirit of America urged as pioneer and democracy ideal
Evangelist Garry Anderson spoke to Lions club members praising the spirit of America as born from pioneer grit democracy and religious ethics. He linked Pilgrims and the Bible to moral values fueling national wealth and equal opportunity. A musical interlude preceded plans for a Christmas party next Wednesday.
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America
Evangelist Garry Anderson
Lions Club
Hlack
Caroom
Anderson
Social Welfare League
Salvation Army
West High Student Graduates From Aviation School
Frank J. Durehenwald of 149 Jefferson Street was recently graduated from the air service technical school of the United States Army at Raeutonl Illinois. A former West High School student, Private Durehenwald was recommended for the school, noted for its large neuro-technical actions in the United States, due to his mechanical adaptability and soldierly record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Durehenwald
Jefferson Street
Air Service Technical School
United States Army
Raeutonl
Durehenwald
West High School
United States
Beauty of Cedar River Essay Contest at Waterloo
The Cedar River’s beauty is celebrated in a Courier essay contest with a 200 word limit. Entries must describe “The Cedar River” and target girls aged 10 to 16 in Waterloo or nearby areas. The winner receives Mrs. Jennie Strayer’s skates and a letter from her.
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Cedar River
Red Cedar River
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Courier
Jennie Strayer
Chattanooga
Waterloo Woman's Club to Lay Plans Friday
Civic Department of the Waterloo Woman's Club will discuss current work and proposed projects Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the club home. Chairmen of standing committees report to date. tea to follow hosted by Mrs. G. H. Abbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Department of Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman’s Club
J.P. Jones
Lo Nuys
G. H. Abbs
Critielson
Chaney and Eteils Wed in City Hall Ceremony
Hf A Chaney and Florence Eteils of Waterloo were married at 11 30 p m today in the city hall Judge J C Beem presiding They will reside at 28 Third Street temporarily listed as their address in Waterloo following the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achge
A. Chaney
Florence Eteils
Lhair
Waterloo
City Hall
J. C. Beem
Third Street
Man Arrested Last Week for Burglary Is Given Sentence
Judge Stiles of Manchester district court sentenced Adolph Berg, captured last week at the 4. R. James pool hall, to a term not exceeding 10 years in the state reformatory at Anamosa after pleading guilty. The court also issued a written decision in Emerius Bond vs Sima O'Donnell et al, ruling the defendants were partners in real estate speculation and that all partners were liable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Stiles
Manchester
Adolph Berg
James Pool Hall
Berg
Ananosa
Emerius Bond
Sima O'Donnel
Simon O'Donnell
F. L. Sheran
G. J. Sheran
J. J. McGuire
O'Donnell
Beatrice O'Donnell
Sis
Maintiff
F. J. Sheran
G. F. Shem
G. F. Sheran
McGuire
Quostion
Hikenberry-Borers
Sadie Elizabeth Rogers
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