Miners and Operators to Meet Over Anthracite Strike
In New York observers expect a quick settlement after a joint conference opens tomorrow to end the 168000-man coal strike. Major voices from both sides arrive tonight and tomorrow to push for a five year wage and condition plan with arbitration and continued dues checkoff.
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New York
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Cam- Palen
Induca
W.ty
John. L. Lewis
Springfield
Era of Good Healing Reflected in Coolidge Reign Speculation
The article weighs whether Calvin Coolidge will stand for a second term amid an apparent era of prosperity. It notes public support, potential party dynamics, and factors like farm relief and continued economic strength shaping renomination prospects.
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Que
Coolidge
Old Guard Plans Campaign to Oust Mr Coolidge
The piece describes a rumored scheme by Republican Old Guard leaders to pressure Calvin Coolidge over a possible third term. They allegedly plan to present a pro Coolidge bromance approach while cautioning him that a third term could hurt elections. Hoover is framed as a possible successor if Coolidge shows weakness or agrees to retirement.
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Mr. Coolidge
Oac
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Millary
Piny
Mr. Hoover
Noover
Mrs. Coolidge
Old Guard
Lowden
Mr. Coolidee
Lodar
Litrle
Cold Wave Toll Rises With Deaths And Fires Across Regions
A severe cold spell prompts dozens of fatalities from exposure and subzero conditions in cities from Chicago to Toronto. Fires destroy over a million dollars in property in two days as alarms flood the week end. authorities report frozen victims in streets and widespread travel disruptions across the Midwest and South.
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Robert Mayokowi
Alaska
Boston
Phe L. Street Brownies
Canada
United States
Commonwealth
Mercury
West Kootenay
British Columbia
Chicago
Midwest
Bor
Ohio
Kentucky
New York City
Rennsselar
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Worcester
Mass
Yonkers
N. Y
Toronto
South
South Atlantic
Asheville
N.C
Roanoke
Carolinas
Georgia
Jacksonville
Pla
Pampa
Former Governor in Prison After Mails Case
Former Governor William Indiana, serving two terms for mail fraud, is in federal prison following a key health setback. He has been relieved of duties connected to editing the prison magazine Good Words under print shop supervision. Laylander visits Cedar Falls, tied to American Book Company.
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Auanla
William
Indiana
Laylander
Cedar Falls
Relaanch
Cedar
Tavier
Th ‘American Book Company
Seventeen Below Cold Record For Weekend Weather
A northwest cold snap sent temperatures plunging to 17 degrees below zero on Saturday night, with a new season low. Official readings show 16 above on Saturday, then 20 to 10 below ranges on Sunday as residents stayed indoors warming with fireplaces and radiators. Sunday’s low reached 22 below, and the Weather Bureau forecast relief tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures amid unsettled skies.
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Ralph J. Slippy
State Weather Bureau
Tul Jackson Held on Complaint of 14-Year-Old Girls
Mason City man Tul Jackson was arrested on a signature charge after a 14 year old girl and her mother accused him of taking the girl to the Al Boss hotel last night. A county attorney information was filed. Jackson, employed at a local packing plant, was to be arraigned in municipal court. Conviction could mean five years to life in prison.
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Jackia
Tut
Jackson
JT. HE. Morris
Mason City
Rube Malmgren Baseball Suit Heads to Bench
Attorney for the Waterloo Baseball association plans to ask the district court to dismiss the $3,825 damages suit filed by Rube Malmgren, a 1924 pitching staff member, for failure to post a $100 cost bond by December 28. The case concerns injuries from a semipro game in Council Bluffs on August 3, 1924.
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MM. EE. Kelly
Waterloo Baseball Association
R. W
Rube) Malmgren
Malmgren
Pressy H. Frank
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Frank
Council Bluffs
Teachers on Sucker List Fleeced Out of 3 Million Dollars
Chicago authorities announce indictments against Frederick H. Gruneberg Jr and others of the Consolidated Theatre & Realty Co for defrauding teachers, businessmen, and laborers of about 3 million dollars via mails. A 5900 name sticker list was found with Gruneberg. The firm sold bonds on property it did not own and leased for bond flotation.
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Chicago
Consolidated Theatre & Reality Co
IndianapPolis
Frederick H. Gruneberg, Jr
Gruneberg
Son
New Orleans
Woman Burned by Gas Stove Explosion near Spencer
Mrs. Eric Swanson, wife of a farmer four miles from Spencer, was severely burned when a pressure gasoline stove exploded. Three family members suffered burns as they rushed to aid her. Doctors held little hope for her recovery.
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Spencer
Eric Swanson
Fremont County Farm Bureau Plans Jan 4 Meeting in Skiney
Skiney Ia Dec 28 The Fremont County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting January 4. Dr LAW Clayton president of Tabor College Ta bor Ia and Bagene ating Orient Ia farmer will address the gathering. Dinner will be served to attendees.
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Skiney
Law, Clayton
Tabor College
Tabor
Bageneating
Orient
Farmer
Fremont County Farm Bureau
Death of Charles Andrews from Rockefeller foundation
Charles Andrews, longtime coptrailer of the Rockefeller Foundation for the last six years, died today after several months of illness. He was a graduate of Princeton University and 46 years old.
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New York
Tiss
Charles Andrews
Rockefeller Foundation
Bradnate
Princeton University
New Year's Eve in Waterloo links patrols with planned revels
Waterloo residents prepare for New Year's Eve celebrations across the city with events at Hotel Russell Lamson and the Elks, while Mayor Cragy predicts orderly conduct and minimal public drinking. The Plaza Strand and Rialto theatres plan midnight performances as churches host watch events and stores close New Year’s Day.
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First Presbyterian
Waterloo
Myor
A. E. Cragy
Russell-Lamson Fnd
The
Elks’ Home
the Elks' Home
Plaza
Strand
Riatto
Black's
Credit Corporations Refuse Stock Loans
Des Moines December 28 AP National Agriculture Credit corporations at Des Moines and Fort Dodge will not loan to short time livestock feeding operations. John J. Hegan Des Moines banker and board member announced this decision before the board's Fort Dodge meeting. The board says other credit agencies can cover financing needs.
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Des Moines
National Agriculture Credit Corporations
Att
Fort Dodge
Taqney Fry
John J. Hegan
St John’s Day Celebration By Grand Lodge Officials
Grand Lodge officers attend St John’s Day observances with visiting dignitaries from Waterloo and Martin lodges. Master Masons invited to the ceremony at the Masonic Temple on Sycamore Street Park Avenue. A cafeteria dinner is served with program activities and a fee of $230.
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St. Fohy's
Ben Jemin
Waterloo
Grand Lodge
Waterloo Lodge
Martin Lodge
Alp AL ML
Masonic Temple
Sycamate Street
Park Avenue
Rey KL Shart
Waterlan Lodge
Kl Bates
Shoes Reveal Character Says Baltimore Bootblack
Baltimore bootblack Joe, a philosopher of shines for 18 years, claims shoes tell all about wearers. He reads customers by their footwear from cheap to glamorous, noting women in suede and pumps, men in tan or black shoes, and how habits show in laces, heels, and care. He recalls stories of customers, observes trends, and notes foot health and fashion shifts.
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Baltimore, Md
Bruce Harcourt
Baltimore Sun
Joe
Woolworth’s
Guilford
Wimmen
Jor
Pountey
Doe
Park Avenue
Bass
Black Hawk County Bites Bounty On Fox Withheld
The Black Hawk county board of supervisors refused to renew the $4 bounty for full grown foxes and $2 for cubs, stating the hides’ value is the bounty. Groundhogs and crows bounties of 10 cents were renewed, while state bounties for gophers wolves lynxes wildcats remain unchanged.
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Black Hawk
Brig Gen Smedley Butler Returns to Marines in Philadelphia
Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler, former Philadelphia public safety director, withdrew his resignation from the Marine Corps and was immediately accepted by Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune. Butler plans to report to San Diego after packing up in Philadelphia and is due to arrive at the new post around January 20.
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Washington,d. C
Smedley Butler
Find Property of Man Arrested in?
Council Bluffs Iowa December 28 An envelope containing the personal effects of two men taken from a train eight years ago and stored in the city treasurer’s safe was opened and found to contain 140 in currency a 450 certified check from an Ohio bank a railroad ticket a bank book and other papers The prisoner never called for the articles remains a mystery
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Council Bluffs, In
Ohio
Florida Oranges Hit by Mercury Plunge
Pensacola Florida reports thousands of dollars in damage to satsuma and fruit growers as cold snaps drive temperatures to 36 degrees, the coldest in local weather bureau history. The frost follows days ago when the mercury dipped to 1% above zero.
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Pensacola
Fla
Satsuma
North i
Florida
Satsuma Srowers
Dog Guards Body of Man Frozen to Death
Neighbors found 30 year old Roscoe Rose dead in his home after two days of subzero weather. His dog remained beside the body, guarding it until enticed away by food.
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Starling
Roscoe Rose
Rose
Tutankhamun coffin to join Cairo museum display
A report from London says Tutankhamun’s golden coffin will be moved to the Cairo museum next Tuesday under the supervision of Howard Carter. In a separate item, Lloyd Carr, 24, of 599 Rich Street, suffers severe iodine burns after a morning accident at 6 am and was treated at Allen Memorial Hospital.
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London
Dispatch
The
Daily Mail
Iran
Cairo
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Cains Museum
Tlaward Carter
Wil
Todina
Lloyd Carr
Rieht Street
Allen Memorial_hospital
AO A. Wm
Carr
Rotary Luncheon Hosts College Students Guests at Noon
Nearly 100 college students from Iowa and beyond attended the Rotary Club luncheon at a Russell Lamson Hotel event. Speakers included Max Noah of Iowa State Teachers College, Merle Francis of the University of Iowa, Ben Swisher Jr of Dartmouth, and Rus ap Lamson of the University of Minnesota. Ruth Bassett sang, Evelyon Wiegand accompanied, Carleton Sias urged student leadership for Iowa's future. Calendars were handed to Rotarians by T. M. Buchanan.
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Carleton Sias
Iowa
Owa
T. M. Buchanan
Ben Swisher
Cedar Rapids cries foul on railroad holiday rates
Cedar Rapids business representatives plan to appeal to the state railroad commission over what they call discriminatory holiday rates. The complaint notes one way fares into the state from Chicago and other points plus 50 cents, while departures from Cedar Rapids pay full fares often twice as much, with no reductions granted locally.
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Cedar Rapids
State Railroad Commission
Chicags
Crowell to Wed Esther Paxton in Cleveland
Announcement for the marriage of Roger I. Crowell of 236 Prospect avenue to Esther B. Paxton of Mansfield Ohio. The ceremony is scheduled for 4 p m Tuesday in Cleveland. Crowell is president and manager of the Crowell company ice cream manufacturers. his son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs B C Glasson will attend.
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Roger I. Crowell
Prospect Avenue
Esther B. Paxton
Mansfield
Cleveland
Mr. Crowell
B.C. Glasson
Crowell Company
Father and two sons shot at Chicago cafe
A cafe owner shot and slashed a father Herman Trievess and his two sons after accusing them of intoxicated entry and attempting to steal salt and pepper shakers. Herman Trievess is in critical condition at hospital. his sons unharmed. Steve Stein, the cafe owner, was arrested.
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Chicago
Ster
Herman Trievess
Steve Stein
Mrs Menjou Denies Separation Rumors
Mrs. Adolphe Menjou denied rumors of a separation with her husband the actor. She said neither she nor Menjou contemplated a divorce and that she would return from New York Thursday, dismissing reports they would live apart.
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Los Angeles
Cat
Adolphe Menjou
Menjou
New York
Zimmerman to address law schools group in Chicago
Arthur A. Zimmerman of Pike Sias Zimmerman Frank will speak at the Association of American Law Schools convention in Chicago on the value of separate courses in examining abstracts of title. He has taught similar courses at Iowa Law School over three summers as the annual convention runs December 25 to 31. Zimmerman departs for Chicago tonight. Also listed are marriage licenses for Tony Lund and Doris Annis of Plainfield and Edward J. Dearing and Esther Nichelson of Ames.
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Arthur A. Zimmerman
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Association of American Law Schools
Sherman
Chicago
Zimmerman
Law School
University of Iowa
Tony Lund
Plainfield
Doris Annis
Edward J. Dearing
Ames
Esther
Nichelson
Death of Anna Hileman at 423 Wellington Street
Mrs. Anna Hileman 38 wife of Jay C. Hileman died at 3 30 am at her home after four years with tuberculosis. Body at Hileman & Gindt funeral home awaiting arrangements. She was born Sept 28 1887 in Wellsburg Ia and married July 13 1916 in Waterloo. Survived by husband son 7, father Jacob Kauth Colfax IL, five brothers and four sisters. Also notes Frank Hoppes death in Kansas City at age 60 plus surviving widow and three sons.
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Anna Hileman
Jay C. Hileman
Wellingtonstreet
Hileman & Gindt Undertaking
Mary Kaulh
Wellsburs
Colfax
Ill
Me Hileman
Waterloo
Joseph K
iJacobauth
Peter Wanth
William Raut
Lexington
Lly
Jacob Kauth
el Paso
Frank Hoppes
David Gilson
Logan Avenue
Kansas City
Hoppes
Hazleton
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