Government tightens control after Valencia garrison unrest
Madrid reports an attempted Valencia garrison uprising quelled by Primo de Rivera's government. San Jurjo was sent with carte blanche to remove officials and arrest suspects, amid censorship and a royal conference with King Alfonso.
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San Jurjo
Valencia
San. Jurie
Castra Girona
Madrid
San Jurnn
Vaiensia
Primo de Rivera
Alfonso
Spain
Velen‘cla
Messares
Paris
Sanchez Guerra
Lindy Flies to Paris in Record Air Flight Legend
United States aviation hero Charles Lindbergh rose to fame after his solo nonstop crossing of the Atlantic in 1927. The piece highlights his modesty, rejection of ad deals, and dedication to advancing aviation, portraying him as a symbol of American youth and a global goodwill ambassador through further flights and public service.
Stanford President Wilbur to join Hoover cabinet
The Examiner reports Ray Lyman Wilbur president of Stanford University would serve temporarily as secretary of the interior and later as head of a new department of education and public welfare. The new department would oversee the public health service the bureau of education the women and children bureaus and veteran hospitalization and care.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Hoover
Interior
Executive Department
Public Health Service
Bureau of Educaton
Women's and Children’s
The
Department of Labor
We and Lindy: Fame on His Twenty-Seventh Birthday
A fragment recounts how the famed aviator Lindy Lloyd or Lindbergh rose to world renown on his twenty seventh birthday and reflects on the public adulation and national pride tied to his achievements. The text notes the popular persona of the man and frames his status as history in the making.
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St. Louis
Lindy
Ads
Women applaud Serres lecture at Plaza theatre
A crowded Plaza theatre audience applauded for minutes as Mme Janette Serres, lecturer in the Courier-Plaza Charm school, spoke about women and roles. Many were turned away after an overflow crowd filled seats, and callers praised her talks, some sharing how her lectures helped them regain hope and strength.
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Plaza Theatre
Mme
Janette Serres
Courier-Plaza Charm School
Madame Serrec
Madame Letrec
Kid Spruce Boxer Dies of Pneumonia at 22
Norman Smith known as Kid Spruce, a popular featherweight boxer, died last night at his aunt Mrs. Lela Robinson’s home at 210 Salisbury Street from pneumonia aged 22. He worked at John Deere Tractor plant and boxed in Electric Park cards promoted by Ralph Alexander. Born June 2, 1966 in Water Valley Mississippi, he is survived by widow Clementine Smith and cousins Linda Dawson and Hattie Buckles in Waterloo.
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Norman Smith
Kid Spruce
Lela Robinson
Salisbury Street
John Deere Tractor Company
Smith
Ralph Alexander
Water Valley
Miss
Clementine Smith
Linda Dawson
Hattie Buckles
Waterloo
Booth opens war on council over army head
Salvation Army headquarters said Gen War Bramwell Booth ha started legal moves to void the 1904 dead poll and defuse the Army high council. If successful, the move would strip the council of power to depose him and leave Booth with sole power to name his successor.
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London
Salvation Army
Enat
W. Bramwell Booth
Baath
Retiring Cedar Rapids Worker to Receive Pension
Jos. Kouba a city mail carrier in Cedar Rapids plans to retire next May at age 45? He will be in his fifty years and will receive a pension of $1,000 a year.
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Cedar Rapids
Joseph Kouba
Kouba
Gets 15 Degrees from Columbia in 60 Years of Study
New York, Feb. 4. UuP Wil lem Cullen Bryant Kemp, 78, died after a lifelong student career at Columbia University. Beginning as a freshman in 1868, he earned one doctoral degree and a long string of honorary and catalog listed credentials, including an imagined Doctor Perpetual Motion and dozens of other initials.
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Columbia
New York
Uup
Willem Cullen Bryant Kemp
Columbia University
Kemp
M.D. Alb, AO Ma Lb
L. My
D.C, B
Bok
Mrol
BE. M
Phar
Chen
Hoover Sets Big Fish Fest and Cabinet Talks
Miami Beach Florida February reports President elect Hoover concentrates on cabinet selections legislative matters and administration tasks. He will meet Senator Smoot Glenn Skipper and Thomas Gregory and may attend Edison’s birthday at Fort Myers before touring Florida fishing spots around Shark River Everglades. Plans include keeping away from Washington until mid month and finalizing a cabinet with possible reappointments of Jardine Davis and Mellon and uncertainty over New and others.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Hoover
Reed Smooth
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Thomas T. ©. Gregory
Stanford University
Glenn B. Skipper
Republican National
Florida
Thomas A. Edison
Fort Myers
Fort Myars
Edison
Shark River
Everglades
Sayway
Belle Isle
Smoot
Sul
Coolidge
Jardine
Dwight Devis
War Department
James J. Davis
Labor Department
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
New
Us Post
Asi
Girls in India face early marriages and mistreatment
In Des Moines Miss Ethel Ruggles, missionary, told Capital Park Methodist church that Indian girls are often married as young as four. She said urban women move unveiled while rural women live behind purdahs, with grandmothers commonly holding family power and women generally downtrodden.
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Mes Moines
INS
Tudsa
Ethel Ruggles
Capital Park Methodist Church
Miss Ruggles
Life as a battle of good and evil sermon by Dr Steiner
Des Moines messages report Dr Edward J Steiner Grinnell college professor delivering a sermon at College Grove Presbyterian church arguing life is a struggle between good and evil. He cites journalists and politicians as forces destructive to creative personality, contrasting truths with lies and praising Tolstoi as a model of selflessness. Married in Waterloo Miss Elsia Glessner daughter of O M Glessner Route 7 and 3 B Schlotman Barlow ND wed by Rev A P B Blough. They plan a Missouri Valley visit then return to Des Moines area.
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Des Moines
Edward J. Steer
Grinnell College
Collage Grove Presbyterian Church
Steiner
Tolstoi
Waterloo
Elsia Glessner
O. M. Glessner
B. Schlotman
Barlow
N. D
A. P B. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Kathryn Kelly
Paul Schiotman
Missouri
Val Icey
Nelson to speak at Janesville Hi Club banquet
Wade Nelson will be the speaker at the Janesville Hi Club Father and Son banquet at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Janesville Methodist church.
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Wade Nelson
Janesville
Janesville Methodist Church
Gas Kills Student at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa February 4 UPW Roy Lyon Alde a sophomore at Iowa State College died in the college hospital from inhaling gas fumes from a broken main. Korean died at Ames February 4 Park Korean who left Korea to seek education in America died Saturday of tuberculosis in the Iowa State College hospital.
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Ames
Roy Lyon
Alde
Iowa State College
Kyn Park
America
Yowas State College Hospital
Temperatures and Weekend Forecast Fragments
Fragmented weather notes show temperatures for Saturday and Sunday with minimum readings and a Monday forecast. The lines indicate maximums, minimums, and specific times but lack complete values and locations.
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Moheay
Wee
Ceevsceure
Waterloo man dies after roofer work and family notices
Charles Hansen 78, a Waterloo roofer for Waterloo Roofing Company, died at 6 41 p m at his home 630 Dawson Street following complications Born April 4 1861 in Hamburg Germany he came to the U S at age three and lived in Chicago for 34 years He had resided in Waterloo 20 years He married Theresa Witt in Chicago Feb 21 1890 He was a parishioner of Trinity American Lutheran Church Surviving are his wife six children two brothers two grandchildren and several relatives Funeral services will be at 2 pm Wednesday Petersen Bros chapel Rev F Herbert Moehlmann officiating Burial at Fairview
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Charles
Christan Hansen
Waterloo Roofing Company
Dawson ' Street
Yom
Hamburg
Germany
United States
Chicago
Waterloo
Miles Theresa Francis Witt
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Av. R
Madaris
Elsie G
Hansen
Ella Ot. Hansen
F. A. Hunt, Jr
Charles F. Hansen
Edwin F. Hansen
Greene
Fred Hansen
Samuel H. Jones
Bummit Avenue
Jennie Gammon
Galena
Sedalia
Kansas City
Defee
Gaplas
William
Mary Young
Henry Gammon
Cedar Rapids
Charles Gammon
North Battleford
Sask
James Gammon
Sarah Smith
Petersen. Bros
Lesle Yates
Linden M. E. ‘Church
Burlat
Elmwood
Mary J. O'Connor
Pine Street
Mary Kelly
Black Hawk County
J. 8. O'Connor
James V
Mary O'Connor
Alice Garnett
San Francisco
Gai
John Kelly
Chris Kelly
Fairbury
Neb
St. Joseph’s Church
Edward Slattery
Bury
Gilbertville Cemeery
Compromise Milk Price Set At $2.64 For Chicago Market
In Chicago on February 4, dairy farmers selling into the Chicago market will receive $2.64 per hundredweight for milk at least through April. The figure, a compromise between $2.85 sought by farmers and $2.59 previous, was decided by arbiter Dr Clyde L King of the Pure Milk association. Farmers spokesman Don RB Geyer said the arbitration outcome was deeply disappointing. Consumers are not expected to see a price change.
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Chicago
Clyde L. King
Philadelphia
Pure Milk Association
Dr. King
Don RB
Geyer
The
Aimee Semple ArcPherson Visits Vancouver for Meetings
Vancouver report: Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson, Los Angeles evangelist, arrived from California after a hurried trip and will conduct religious meetings in the city. She commented on Judge Hardy and denied sending any funds for legal services, framing the political scene as a football to be kicked by parties.
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Vancouver
B.C
INS
Aimee Semple ArcPherson
Los Angeles
California
King George Gains Strength Sits Up
London February 4. King George has recovered enough to sit up briefly in an official bulletin from his physicians. The bulletin says he continues to gain strength slowly and may soon move to Craigwell House near Bognor Sussex for convalescence.
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London
U.P
George
Craigwell House
Bognor
Sussex
Dozen Red Chickens Stolen From Knob Farm
Police report three Rhode Island Red chickens stolen from R. C. Knob at 705 Eleventh Street West. Over past three weeks twelve birds disappeared with three taken last night from the chicken house.
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R. C. Knob
Eleventh Street West
Rhode Island
Maloof Held on Murderous Assault Charge
Davenport Iowa February 4 A suspected dive keeper Doe Maloof tied to federal white slave and liquor cases was held to the county jury under fifteen thousand dollar bonds for a murderous assault on his wife Idjuan Maloof. The Maloofs arrived in December from Gary Indiana.
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Davenport
Doe Maloof
Scalt
Idjuan Maloof
Son Born to Clinton IN Nathanson Family
Word has reached that a son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs David Nathanson of Clinton Indiana. Mr Nathanson is a former Waterloo resident and Mrs Nathanson formerly Miss Ann Friedman who was well known here.
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Friday
David Nathanson
Clinton
Nathanson
Waterloo
Ann Friedman
Mystery surrounds Mrs Burnham death in Chicago
Police pursue new lines in the death of Mrs Selma Burnham wealthy widow left about 1 million by her late husband gum machine magnate. Initially ruled poisoning now alcoholism suspected as officers seek bootlegger source and recover estate assets including five bank books with 25000 deposits. Business partner Edward T Riley detained as probate court hearing looms and kin dispute the estate.
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Chicago
Selma
Burnham
Pollée
Pennsylvania to Censor Talkies
The Pennsylvania supreme court ruled the state board of moving picture censors may supervise the talking portion of talkies. The decision, among the first on vocal supervision of talking pictures, will influence similar cases in other states. It affirmed rulings from two Philadelphia common pleas courts on appeal.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
State Board of’ Moving Picture Censors
Philadelphia Common Pleas
Pope to Announce End of Roman Feud
Rome reports that Pope Pius will announce the end of the long standing Roman question related to church relations in Italy. The planned statement is set for February 12, the anniversary of the pope's coronation.
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Rome
Italy
Pius
Damage suits over head on crash heard in Cedar Falls court
The suit names John and Nancy Mommer of Cedar Falls against Fred Smith, heard before Judge George Seger. Mommer spouses seek 950 each for car damage and injuries. Smith counters with 201.10. Mrs Mommer claims 850 for rib fractures and bruises. John seeks 650 for car damage and 300 for injuries. Three die in fires elsewhere as notices scroll by.
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John
Nancy Momner
Fourth Avenue
Ceder Falls
Fred. Smith
Cedar Falls
George Seger
John Mommer
Smith
New Wartford
Mommer
Fire alarm notes and smoky stove incident report
Fire alarms logged Sunday early morning for Automobils Lawrence Hinlo Waverly Jan at ee Berth shore circuit damage. Later false alarm at Beechi s Sunday 16 28 p m. A smoky stove caused no damage at residence of A Johnson 312 Second West. Advertisement for Miller phone 2604.
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Lawrence Hinlo
Waverly
Jan Atee Berth
Beechi
A. Johnson
Second West
Iowa Legion Commander Visits Becker-Chapman Post
George Pritchard, Iowa Commander of the American Legion, spoke at Becker-Chapman post in Black's tearoom urging immediate payment of 1924 dues. He noted Iowa ranks third in the region for ex servicemen enrollment and aimed to maintain or improve this record in 1929 as he and Mrs. Pritchard traveled to Waverly for a banquet and meeting tonight.
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George Pritchard
Onawa
American Légion
Becker-Chapmian
Iowa
United States
Pritchard
Hoover Birthplace Special to Hoover Inauguration
Waterloo residents may ride the Hoover Birthplace Special from West Branch Iowa to Washington for the inauguration. The West Branch school board secretary says the Iowa State University band, Governor Hammill and other officials will ride, with Lou Henry Hoover’s birthplace delegation aboard.
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Iowa State University
Hammill
Hoover
Moore
West Branch
Waterloo Gun Club Plans Iowa State Trapshoot Dates
Waterloo Gun club sets dates for the Iowa state trapshoot June 4 6 6 at Byrnes park to be approved by the Iowa State Trapshooting Association and the American Amateur Trapshooting Association. State association directors meeting at Hotel President named W J Sutcliffe Des Moines secretary-treasurer Al Yearous and others. Waterloo Gun club officers also up for re election Nick Webber president Lou Witty secretary Harry Limbert treasurer.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Iowa ‘State
Byrnes Park
Iowa State Trapshooting Association
American Amateur Trapshooting Association
W. J. Sutcliffe
Waterloo
al Yearous
Des Moines
Harry Shepherd
Henry A. Carstens
Ackley
H. M. Cooper
Marshalltown
Nick Webber
Lou ‘Witty
Harry’ Limbert
Glad to Meet You Says Coolidge to Florida Rescue Hero
President Coolidge welcomed Capt. George Fried of the rescue ship America at the White House in a brief exchange. Fried, hero of saving the Italy freighter Florida's crew, traveled with his wife and a few USICS officials. He described the president as a very quiet man and recalled hearing much about him.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Coalidge
George Fried
America
White House
Florida
United States Incs
Fried
Pried
Standard of Indiana to Pay 50 Per Cent Dividend in Stock
Directors of the Standard Of company of Indiana announce an 80 percent dividend paid as one half share of stock for each share held by stockholders of record February 11. A regular 62 1 2 cent dividend and an extra 50 cent dividend per share will be paid after the 60 percent dividend is deducted. Payout is scheduled for March 15.
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Standard of Indiana
Chicago
Standard of Company of Indiana Today
Air Express to D. M. Resumes Service
Service on the Waterloo Des Moines Air Express was resumed after being halted due to bad landing conditions at the Des Moines municipal airdrome from snow. The field has been cleared and flights will continue to operate.
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Waterloo
Congress Today Delivers Wide-Rape of Bills and Hearings
Congress advances the coasted agenda with a craser bill likely to vote, Judiciary committee meets on routine matters, Immigration panel to hear officials on national origins clause, and the navy department appropriation bill is under consideration by the House.
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Judiciary Committee
HOUSE
Conalder Navy Department
Building cities most important gain says Karr
Alexander Karr of the American City bureau told Waterloo Chamber of Commerce members that city growth is the nation’s key advance. He warned cities will soon dominate government, industry, and finance, urging chambers to back a ten year program to guide urban expansion and strengthen local commerce. William Davenport praised Waterloo’s progress and urged a strong chamber, noting cities advance through civic leadership and long term planning.
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America
Alexander’ Karr
Chicago
American City Bureau
Waterloo Chamber ‘of Commerce
Hotel Russell-Lamson
United States
Hoover
Chambers of Commerce
Karr
Waterloo
William Davenport
Davenport
Chamber of Commerce
Hetty
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Carleton Sias
Clyde D. Allan
200 Farmers Seek New Injunction in TB Cattle Test
A large group of dairy cattle owners from the county seeks a temporary injunction to stop TB testing under Chapter 129 of the 1927 code. They claim the prior litigation rested on facts not merits and demand hearings before condemnation. Plaintiffs argue inspectors act as judge and jury, denying cattle owners due process and appeals.
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Gontingen
Frost
G. J. McMehon
P. J. Youngbiut
John Munger
John Weber
Kathryn McHus
Meillup Bros
Henry Boppe
W. FR. Nickerson
Charles Weltzin
B. FP. Neyell
Alma B. Fuller
Ray Rapke
Roy Peverill
F. E. Hewitt
A. Siegel
M. DR. Delagardelle
Br.albverts
Benny Peverill
H. E. Gable
L. Henry
Christ Welter
Matt. Delagardelle
Math Theme
John Weller
A. F. Youngblut
Jd. Schmitz
John Wirtz
J. N. Prost
Henry Neibuhr
A. Sagera
Supreme Court
Cnde
Ila
Mr. Sager
Department of Agriculture
Twins Born Aboard Liner Are Claimed by Four Countries
Four nations stake tenuous claims over newborn twins aboard the Santa Maria returning from South America. Captain Parker lists the twins as American on the manifest, while the parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kulenkamp claim German nationality. Port authorities label the children as Peruvian. The ship’s nationality complications arise as the parents reside in Chile and the liner flies the American flag.
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U.P
Onn
B.N. Parker
Santa Maria
South America
Leonard
Kulenkagp
Jay
Chile
Parker
Tuberculin tests in cattle spark legal clash in Iowa
A legal storm in Iowa centers on tuberculin testing of cattle. Plaintiffs allege most condemned animals are healthy and slaughtered unjustly, while defendants defend the test as accurate and necessary. A rehearing motion follows a supreme court ruling favoring Black Hawk county, with legislative bills proposed to mandate compulsory testing.
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Black Hawk County
Supreme Court
High Court
Mitchell County
M. H. Kepler
Iowa
N. O. Bevins
Hawkeye
Russell-Lamson
Bevin
Selzer Home Furnishings Counsel Service Launched
LE Q Selzer proprietor of Selzer Furniture at 617 Commercial Street announced a new personal counsel service for correct home furnishing. The idea grew from his two years with a large Los Angeles furniture store and aims to harmonize floor coverings furniture drapes and other features for homeowners.
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LE. Q. Selzer
Selzer Furniture
Commercial Street
Turnniture
Los Angeles
Ib Ia
Selzers
Ministerial Association Endorses C C Drive In Waterloo
The Waterloo Ministerial Association endorsed the Forward Expansion movement of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce at its monthly meeting. Willam Davenport spoke as director of the movement. The ministers urged attendance at the Passion Play at Shrine Temple Cedar Rapids on February 12 13 and 14. About 25 attended. In other news Blue Grass Drug Co proprietor William G Strickler is seriously ill with a throat ailment. Mary Lou Strickler infant daughter is recovering from pneumonia at their home 207 Lafayette Street.
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Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Y. W. OA
Willam Davenport
Shrine Temple
Cedar Rapids
C. Strickler III
William GC. Strickler
Blue Grass Drug Store
Rn Presbyterian Hospital
Mary Lou
Mrs. Strickler
Fre Pany
Lafayette Street
Trotzky Alive Suspect Moscow Dispatch Confirms
Dispatches from Moscow state that Leon Trotzky remains in Russia and deny reports of his drowning while crossing the Black Sea to Constantinople.
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Lay Trotzky
Berlin
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Black Sea
Constantinople
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