Washington joins arms conference bid by League Council
The Washington Government received an invitation from the League of Nations Council to participate in preliminary plans at Geneva for a global disarmament conference. President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg will draft a reply after awaiting a Berne briefing. The study topics include war versus peace strength, armament standards, defense versus aggression, and the military value of civil aviation. The council urges broad government leadership and a large technical staff if the U S attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Kellogg
Ryiaon L
Tegtona
M. Scialoja
League Council
Council
Aommon
United States
Salsely
Mitchell Faces Five Year Suspension And Uncertain Life
The court suspends Mitchell for five years, leaving him without rank pay or civilian work rights. He remains under military law and army discipline and may not be able to pursue politics or retirement for years. Friends call his status precarious as he drifts in limbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Congress
Wisconsin
Raiders Loot Bank in town robbery and escape
Raiders terrorize a town bank, looting about ten thousand dollars in cash plus bonds and valuables while a shotgun blast wounds a man and a woman is left in an office. Constables report the exact total awaits full bank resource check and an automobile fleeing suspect. Mrs. Luli Santell faces liquor nuisance charges after health warrant arrest.
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Gless
Feres
Oscar Brernson
Clarion
Wright County
Farmers State Bank
R.W. Birdsall
Redberg
Luli Santell
Oneida
Joseph Holker
Santell
Giant Negro Arrested After Revolver Threat to Woman
Detectives Crumrine and Davis interrupted a odd procession at 10 30 p m and arrested Chester Thomas 42 914 Mobile Street after he threatened Mrs Lizzie Newman 469 Schilliam Avenue with a .38 revolver He was charged with carrying concealed weapons and intoxication The gun was recovered from a snow drift near North Barclay Street Thomas pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Municipal Judge J G Beem and bonds were set at 200 for weapons and 350 for the concealed weapons charge Thomas attended a church basement event and was involved in a dispute with Mrs Newman before police were alerted by her daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Crumrine
Ralph Davis
Chester Thomas
Moblie Street
Lizzie Newman
Schilliam Avenue
Thomas
North Barclay Street
J. G.beem
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Newman
Bond
Directory Fraud Suspect Arrested in Waterloo Case
Waterloo authorities arrest Matt Stark Garton, accused of selling advertising for a business directory then absconding with funds. His wife aided the scheme by securing his release and facilitating access to city directories. Victims include several Waterloo and Dubuque firms. receipts and contracts are being gathered as evidence.
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Fromei
Sioux City
Stark-Gartonig
Tis
Ohe
Waterloo
Secordi
WL A. Cook
Suarkt Gurton
Hawkeye Publishing Company
Stewart-Simimons Press
Dubuque
Cook
Matt Stararian
Terlan
Waterloo YMCA Christmas Vacation Broadcast Plans
WCOVP from the Waterloo YMCA announces a 16 day Christmas vacation radio program with live sports and events for all division members. Details were mailed. some missing street addresses may not have received notices. The Cadet club meets at the Y, with gym, swim, jitney line, and bible discussion. additional court games and leagues offered with ribbons for first and second places.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Doys
West
Bribbons
Crummer Tredwell and Decker Divorces Asked
Crummer files for divorce from James Stanley Crummer, married Waterloo December 24, 1924, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks household goods at 315 Newell Street. Cuba Tredwell seeks divorce from Irma Tredwell, married Water Valley January 20, 1923, alleging desertion. Carole Decker seeks legal separation from Clarence Decker, married Cedar Rapids February 1, 1968, alleging cruelty and seeking custody of Robert, age 10, with support and non molestation injunction.
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Nelle BE. Crummer
James Stanley Crummer
Waterloo
Newell Street
Cuba Tredwell
Irma Tredwell
Water Valley
Miss
Carole Decker
Clarence Decker
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Donald
Fron
Dutur Graver Charged With Liquor Offenses Repatriated
Arnold Graver was returned to the county jail from Mason City after being arrested on bench warrants on liquor nuisance and boonbling charges. Bonds set at 2500 on each charge remain unfurnished as deputies deliver the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutur
Arnold
Graver
Mason City
Warren Huckley
Sherif
Graver Way
Unclear fragmentary text about a county support dispute
Fragmentary OCR shows a woman and child seeking county assistance amid legal dispute. Details are garbled with numbers and names missing. No coherent events or dates emerge to form a clear headline or summary.
Funeral to be first military service at 2 PM Sunday
The body of Dr. Charles Darling, pastor of Westminster church, died Tuesday, will lie in state Sunday before the pulpit. A noon Sunday service is replaced by a shortened program with a diverse slate of ministers from Cedar Heights, First and Northminster Presbyterian churches and Westminster. Sons J Merrick and Douglas Darling arrived, and the church will be dark Sunday evening.
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Charles DB. Dar- Ing
Westmingteshurch
James A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community
D. T. Kuhn
Dubuque University
Ww. C. Chisholm
United Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Ia Westbetion
J. Blner Darling
Janet
Franklin
Episcopal Church
J. Merrick
Douglas Darling
Dr. Darling
Westminster Church
Presbytery
One Day Remains for Girl to Win Strayer Skates
Entry deadline nears for a Courier essay contest titled The Cedar River. A Waterloo girl aged 10 to 15 may submit a 200 word essay, postmarked by Dec 29, with Mrs Strayer’s Cedar River era skates on display as the prize.
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Strayer
Courier
Cedar River
Jennie Strayer
Coutier
Waterloo
Sacred Heart Christmas Program Tonight at School Auditorium
Sacred Heart school presents its Anna Christmas program this evening in the school auditorium. The lineup includes Columbia's Christmas Givers with historical impersonations and a second and third grade playlet Christmas Casualties. Music features the Sacred Heart School orchestra and several vocal numbers, with students and maids of honor listed among the participants.
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Sacred Heart School
Anna
Coluubia
Tin “Colmumaré
Rep
Columbia
Walter
Columbus
George Washington
Harold Burk
Lafayette
Marguerite Nemmters
Marth Washington
Russell Knapp
John Panl
Mary Boemecke
Mariy Stark Stephan
New England
Frances Murphy
South
Mario Harn
Northwest
Patrick Curry
West
James Trow
York
America
Mildred Condon
Carmelita Frost
Bernice Manall
Helen Rice
Aotia Free
Phyllis Mahaney
Sayred Heart School Orchess
Duchess Elsie Moore Ends Romance With Italian Husband
The romance of the Duchess Toroni ended when her Italian husband obtained a separation in Rome. Elsie Mary Moore of Greenwich, Connecticut, was noted for the duchess's exclusive entertainments in Rome and Paris.
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Toroni
Rome
Elsie Mary Moore
Greenwich
Conn
Paris
Old Hoffman Farm Retains Mantels as History Unfolds
A 49 year owner recounts life at a preserved 80 acre farm near the old house. The garden features hardy trees Bellflower and Red Astrachan while a historic well near the road recalls the former layout. Foxhounds from England led by guide Cattell once hunted toward Blackwoodtown, famed for swift fox runs in surrounding woods.
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Nathan. P. Hoffman
Salem
England
Gloucester
Jones
Cattell
Blackwoodtown
Moses criticizes number of laws clogging country
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Moses argues the nation is strangled by a flood of laws. He cites 59,000 statutes enacted by the 68th Congress and state legislatures in two years, and notes that the 69th Congress aims to beat that record. He recalls 16,000 new pieces introduced when he left Washington yesterday.
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Chicago
United States
Moses
Cook County
Washington
Yestery
Congress
Greater Waterloo Association Names 1926 Directors announced
The Greater Waterloo Association elects 1926 directors at Hotel Russell Lamson. West side slate includes Wrayo Clark Eferman Maler Starry Gates Young Sirk Stewart Limbert and Buehanan. East side slate lists Laneas Cass Huntley Aes Graham Lichly Rath Armetroux Lane and Duke for one year. Story hours booked at 4 pm and 2:30 pm with Ruth Frossie Theresa Feyereisen and Monica Net Slefan at main buildings.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Russell-Lamson
West Side
Fred Wrayoa
Clark
Eferman
Maler
Starry They
FL Gates
Ta, Young
Sirk Stewart
H. A. Limbert
Thomas Buehanan
East Side
Laneias
C Cass
George WL Huntley
G Dd. Aes
Graham
J. BR. Lichly
JW. Rath
J. EL
Ftory
Ory
Fen Hibrary
Ruth Frossie
Theresa Feyereisen
Monica Net- Slefan
Rabey Chapman Adopted by VIKUEYE Son Family
Mr and Mrs FlEpMmae of 1S Hryant avenue Chautauqua paris announce the adoption of Rabey Chapman aged months Papers were recorded Thursday
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Vikueye
Flepmmae
Hryant Avenue
Chautauqua Paris
Rabey Chapman
Woman Painter Aces Ancient Hopi Sand Art
In Oraibi New Mexico a Navajo sand painting is revealed as Laura Adams Armer photographs the process. The shaman directs the creation using white sand and colored pigments to depict sacred figures and legends. The article details carpet-ceremony preparation, chants, and the painter's four day completion under shamanic guidance.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Oraibl
N. MM
Asia
Laura Adams Armer
Oraibi
Juisy
The Painted Figures and Sacred Sand Bed Imagery
The painting evokes pastry cooks applying frosting with exact, clear lines and even mass color. Indians used three fingers and cupped palms, moving from center outward as assistants retreated, smoothing sand with a boomerang-like sacred stick toward the bed’s edge. The figures and symbols are fixed in outline like a pyramid.
India was Persia's province says archeology chief
London dispatch reports Dr Ernst Herzfeld, a leading archeologist, claims inscriptions in marble from the third century AD prove northwest India including Sind and Punjab were once under Persian rule. He cites Pahlavi inscriptions noting officials and governors of Sakastan and Tokharistan. The boundary would have neared Deyki.
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London
India
Persia
Ernst Herzfeld
Babylonia
Asia
Herzfeld
Sakastan
Sakash
Seka
Lam
Sind
Punjab
Injunctions Sought Against Five in La Porte Raid
Five men arrested in the La Porte Minor raid face federal state county and municipal injunctions. County Attorney W A Cook says two days waived preliminary hearings on liquor nuisance charges. Glen Carison released on 500 bond. others named Powell Welch Baxter and Betts with Mile as Betts first name. Additional injunctions sought against Arnold Gruber Mike Toru and Betlis Frighley owner of the Horn property.
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la Porte
Wqior
W. A. Cook
Cook
Glen Carison
Powell
George Welch
Sam Baxter
John
Jack Betts
Betts
Mile
Jack
Arnold Gruber
Mason City
Mike Toru
Betlis Frighley
Churches Need Publicity Ad Club Talk by Rev Williams
Rev. 5S. V. Williams of St. Paul's M. E. church urged the Advertising club at the Hotel Russell-Lamson noon meeting to promote church publicity. He said churches have the goods in their touch with the living God and that newspapers are the most productive medium for advertising the faith.
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V. Williams
St. Paul's M. E
Advertising Club
Russell-Lamson
Mr. Williams
Japanese to Drive Fake Doctors Out
Tokyo reports private engagements of princes and upcoming royal weddings with expected imperial sanction. Prince Haruhito Kanin Jr to wed Naoko Ichijo, Princess Iwanake Wanih to marry Prince Hironobu Fushimi, and Prince Takehika Yamashima to wed Princess Chikako Nashimoto. Planned for spring.
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Tokio
Haruhito Kanin, Jr
Kanin
Naoko Ichijo
Saneteru Ichija
Iwanake Wanih
Kagina, Jr
Hironobu Fushimi, Jr
Hiroyasu Fushimi
Takehika Yamashima
Kikumaro Yamashina
Naval Air Corps
Chikako Nashimoto
Mo Timasa Nashimoto
Divorce Granted to Effie Clements by District Court
Effie Clements was granted a divorce from George Clements by Tudse H. B. Bates of the district court today. Alimony was awarded and Clements received title to property at 421 La Parte road. Married in New York.
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Effie Clements
George Clements
Tudse H. B. Bates
District Court
Irs
Clements
la Parte Road
New York
Traer
Lew A. Brysen
New York City
Mr Bryson
Florence Nadler
Bryson
Ars
DPD
Tampalia
Chak
Hank
Couteq
Pisillon Wit
Tharmon Foundation
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