Ed Dugan Held for Murder in Byrnes Case
Cleveland police report Chief White of San Francisco telegraphed that Johnny Dugan alias the Kid is being held. Dugan fired the shot that killed Capt. Ralph E. Byrnes at his home on February 2, 1913, Kinney had implicated Dugan before dying in the electric chair, Kinney’s dying statement aided the case.
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Cleveland
Rowe
White
San Francisco
Johnny Dugan
Kid
Dugan
Ralph E. Byrnes
Frank Kinney
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Kinney
Byrns
Washington moves to save radium lands for public use
Secretary Lane proposes withdrawing all public lands suspected of containing radium to secure deposits for the public good. He urged immediate passage of a joint congressional resolution enabling the President to make withdrawals. Geological survey findings indicate lands believed to hold invaluable radium ore.
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Washington, D. C
Lane
Foster
House Mines Committee
Wilson
Geological Survey
Shell Rock Calendar Notes Christmas Week Events
Mrs M Brannan visits Wilton and many local residents host visitors for Christmas. A wedding at the Congregational parsonage united Miss Kien Foster and Robbinson on Dec 24. Local moves include Bowen taking a new traveling salesman post and Eth El Amick wed Clyde Miller at their home with relatives attending.
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Shell Rock
M. Brannan
Francis Hammack
Wilton
N. D
Dra Robbinson
Kien Foster
Ed. Leech
Howard
Aurora
M. McCormick
Ed. Miner
Grand Island
Neb
Dick Mellington
Willow Lake
Vern Spash
Baptist Church
Soash
Tower City
Minn
Jason Lockerby
F. E. Orvis
J. H.amick
Bowen
Killian Company
Cedar Hapida
J. H. Carson
W. F. Brown
Los Angeles
Ira ‘Amick
Ill
Chapman
New Hartford
Alice Eason
Waterloo
Miller
Greenfield
D. J. Gould
Ella
Winneconne
Wis
B. U. Stark
Germany Rejects Most Favored Nation Tariff Request
Berlin declines the United States demand for MFN treatment on steel, rubber and shoes while hinting at bargaining for concessions in exchange. The German reply cites U S tariff law features including manufacturer book inspections and admin rules to be altered. Commercial circles fear talks will be very difficult without reciprocal offers.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
General Markets and Weather Forecast Summary
Chicago market report notes December wheat rally after early decline amid Argentina offers and US winter crop conditions. Corn and oats firm on colder weather expectations. hogs strong while cattle steady. Wheat and grain prices listed for No 2 red, orange and blue markets. Waterloo and Duluth prices included. Sheep market opens up then steadies with native and Western lamb values. Weather forecast calls for generally fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change and light westerly winds.
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Towa
Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
United States
Umaha
Neb
Texas
Union Stock Yards
Reeves
City in Brief looks at local moves and travel
Cedar Haplde attorney C J Rudolph is on legal business in the city. Louis Moore heads to Los Angeles on business. Alfred Longley leaves for Oelwein for legal work. Mrs C A Emerson of Jesup shops in town. Miss Horner of Waterloo Business College heads to Chicago. Mrs Harry Northey leaves for Los Angeles for the winter. A H Hansen, Ames dairy expert, joins S Estes as Iowa dairy program assistant. Assemblers plan a party at Russell Lamgon hall with tables being decorated. The Mack family moves from Brown apartments to Port Avenue West. Edith Wyant leaves for extended visit with Wilingworths in Los Angeles. Leah Hubbard returns from Jesup to see grandparents. I B Lund of Kingsley visits in-law’s home. Mrs Lund to remain longer. Masters brothers attend funeral of H E Taylor, return home. James Black improves after Christmas illnes. Dr A Lichty returns to Chicago after visiting relatives. wife and daughter stay in Ackley.
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C. J. Rudolph
Cedar Haplde
Louis Moore
Los Angeles
Alfred Longley
Oelwein
C. A. Emerson
Jesup
Miss Horner
Waterloo Business College
Chicago
Harry Northey
Los Angles
A. H. Hansen
Iowa Agricultural College
Ames
S. Estes
Iowa
Russell-Lamgon Hall
I. B. Lund
Kingsley
Christmas Eve Celebration At Waterloo Knights
On New Year’s Eve the Waterloo Knights and Ladies of Security hold a Christmas tree and New Year celebration from 8 to 9 PM with a 100 light display. No meeting that night. Myer’s orchestra plays as members prepare candy and presents for the carnival and bazaar planned for late January.
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Waterloo Knights and Ladies of Security
Myer
Holy City
Hazel Grings
Doras West
Gay Pearl Williams
Ruth Rundel
Ivy Engelston
Anna Tulp
Santa Claus Jr
Floyd Warthen
Special Church Announcements at Multiple Faiths Services
Yesterday's services featured Rev. H J Moore of Newton Center Mass at First Baptist and special sermons across churches including First United Brethren First Congregational First Presbyterian Universalist and Walnut Street Baptist The lists covered sermons on New Year themes Christmas music by Grace McKean and Rev Dr Effie McCollum Jones noting a public Christmas tree idea as observed in several towns and cities.
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First Baptist
H. J. Moore
Newton Center
Mass
Grace McKean
First United Brethren
R. E. Graves
Africa
First Congregational
Walter H. Rollins
Walnut Street
J. B. Smith
First Presbyterian
Wilbur L. Clapp
Iowa
Effie McCollum Jones
Bethlehem
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Independence
Jones
Waterloo
Sister Only Heir of Cardinal Rampolla Demands Seals Removal
Rome December 29 The sister of the late Cardinal Rampolla Baroness Carolina Rampolla Pezzana asked the court to remove the seals from his residence. She presented the testament dating to 1889 asserting she is the sole heir since her brother died before. If no opposition arises from interested parties the seals are likely to be removed tomorrow.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Carolina Rampolla Pezzana
Mrs Jerry Snyder Dies in Dows Visit at Dow n
Mrs. Jerry Snyder of La Porte City Iowa dies Saturday night in Dows after a visit with a brother. She had pneumonia for a week and died about 11 o’clock. Survived by eight children from two marriages. son George Kennicott from first marriage. Dan Snyder in Canada Will Snyder Los Angeles Philip Snyder Arriba A IA A Reese of Kimmelsburg IA Mrs Chas Kahler Waterloo Mrs Otis Meall and Grover Snyder of this city. Funeral plans await hearing from sons abroad.
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la Porte City
Jerry Snyder
Dows
Chas, Kahler
Waverley
Otis McCah
Snyder
Miss Hazel Turner
Faulk
George Kennicott
Dan Snyder
Canada
Will Snyder
Los Angeles
Cal
Philip Snyder
Arriba
Colo.care
A. J. Reese
Kimmelsburg
Chas. Kahler
Waterloo
Otis Meall
Grover Snyder
California
Otto Schrieber
J. Frank
A. N. Kath
C. F. Holland
Aurora
Til
Chas, Kath
Olive Tlinsky
Town City
C. C. McCoy
Yo M. C. A
Cedar Falls
M. B
Belief in People Spirit of Book Summary
A 1920s style notice reviews Belief in People Spirit of Book by Robert J. Burdette from Clara Vista press. It highlights 22 pages of optimistic life philosophy, quotes passages about appreciation, work, and coping with trouble, and portrays the author as beloved for his positive view and faith in goodness.
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Robert J. Burdette
Clara Vista Press
Dr. Bardette
Paul
Peter
Mrs Woodard Undergoes Appendix Operation at Local Hospital
Mrs Frank Woodard assistant at the city clerk office underwent an appendicitis operation this morning at a local hospital. Her condition is not considered serious and she has been suffering from the illness for some time.
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Frank Woodard
Woodard
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