Probe Ordered Over Army Air Service Ties
Secretary Davis ordered investigations into air service methods and the push for a separate corps. Maj. Gen. Helmick and Maj. Gen. Patrick lead parallel inquiries into anonymous letters and congressional lobbying efforts, with potential court martial actions raised by the Mitchell era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dt
Army Air Service
Davis
War Department
Air Service
E. A. Helmick
Army
Mason M. Patrick
Willian Mitchell
Department
Anon
Nalional
Airy Corps
Patrick
Coolidge
House
Congress
Air Corps
Cooridge
Mitchell Court Martin
Town Bishop Fights Beer and Wine Law Change
Local church leader opposes modification of the dry law to permit beer and wine sales. The discussion centers on constitutional questions and democratic norms while opponents warn of social harms.
Died of Pneumonia at Allen Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Marion Munce Bunce, 34, wife of William A. Bunce, died at 10:80 a.m. today at Allen Memorial Hospital from double pneumonia. She was born October 14, 1889 in Shellsburg Iowa and lived on a farm near Waterloo. She leaves husband, her parents, and three children Merle Alice and Lela. Funeral arrangements were not fully clarified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briste Bunce
Bessie Marion Munce
William A. Bones
Waterloo
Allen Memtorial Hospital
Shellsburg
John Hunter
la Porte City
William A. Bunce
Merle
Alice
Lela
Siste Milton
Natherine Abel
Mattie Brenren
John
la Porge City
Emery
Rema
Peterse Bros
AL la Forte Cit
Crumb Bur
Detena Found Wandering After Storm Ordeal
Detena was found wandering half frozen during a blizzard near Newark. She claimed she was sold to Romani people in Italy and deserted in America after they forced her to beg.
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Ftos
Detena
Newark
Italy
America
Seventeenth Annual Episcopal Diocesan Session Opens
The seventy fourth annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa opened Sunday at Trinity Cathedral in Davenport with visiting clergy from across the state. Three bishops attended the opening service including Bishop Morrison of Davenport Bishop Longley of Des Moines and Bishop Ker of Fond Du Lac Wis. The morning sermon was by Bishop Ker and the evening addresses by Rev. William Spollard and William Pelham. Brotherhood of St Andrew officers were elected president Dr M Wither vice president Charles Griffith and secretary M R McDonald all from Des Moines.
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Seana
Davenport
API
Episcopal Diocese
Itowia
Triniy Cathedral
Nergy Aren
Thestate
Theodore N. Morrison
Iowa
Garry &. Longley
Des Moines
Reginald Heberker
Fond du Lac
Wis
William B. Spollard
Chicago
The
Witness
William F. Pelham
National Council of the Brotherhood of St Andrew
Dishap Longley
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
M. Wither
Charles Griffith
Oskaloosa
M. R. McDonald
Fires Cause Losses At Two Grocery Stores
Two Wanamaker area groceries suffered major fire losses with insured stocks damaged at Mosher Brothers 1950 Lafayette Street and Beem 210 Adams Street. Fire began near matches, burning through walls and shelves, with Beem’s interior scorched and Mosher’s stock and fixtures ruined. Firefighters used about 300 feet of hose. total damages exceed 8400 to stock plus substantial building losses. Injuries included Edward M Knipp cut above the eye and Joss W Smelser cut on the hand. both treated and continuing on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carly
Witerlan
Mosher Brothers
Lafayette Street
Wooo. Beem
Adams Street
Edward Af. Knipp
Mosher
Shystelan
Joss W. Smelser
Pinethan
Fred Hunt
CL AL
Hunt
Hove
George Mosher
State Street
K. L
Bessie. L. Mosher
Ilger
N. J. Reiff
Fourth Street East
Beem
Reiff
Golf Doctor Says Painting Health Picture
The article profiles Dr Albert F Wenning of Olympic Fields country club praising golf as a health benefit. He notes daily golfing improves heart and brain function, aids those ill, and acts as prevention, with one fatal crash from lightning unrelated to golf in 16 years. The piece emphasizes golf as a popular doctor’s prescription.
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Chicago
Gall
Albert F. Wenning
Olympic Fields Country Club
Fls
Hetle
Goltec
Br. Yenning
Tose
Ness
Uip
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Towa Py
Temperate news fragment with names and places
A fragmented text mentions Sareveticy and Gethin with partial names and locations. The readable parts reference Sunita and Mantas in a scattered urban context with unclear events or actions. No clear dates, outcomes, or organizations are identifiable from the readable OCR.
Waterloo man dies in crash seven miles east of Fort Dodge
Reuben G. Tyler aged 60 of 726 Denver street, a commercial traveler once prominent in Waterloo industries, was found dead after his car skidded off a road and into a ditch seven miles east of Fort Dodge. Coroner H. E. Bubbs suspects Tyler became helpless at the wheel and died at the scene. His widow Mrs. Tyler and daughter Miss Elvira Tyler were notified by police. he leaves a son Carl in Minnesota and a sister en route from California to Watertown.
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Reuben G. Tyler
Denver Street
Wellaw Commercial
Waoterloo Industries
Fort Dodge
Tyler
UN Lansing
Mitch, Button Company
Fort Kydge
Solous
H. EB. Bubbs
Walnut Court Apartments
Les
Carl
Minnesota
Watertoo
California
Fort Dadyze
First Churchh
Chyisi
Troops clash as tear bombs fly at court in Delaware riot
In Georgetown Delaware a mob of about 2000 people mainly men surged toward the courthouse for the Marie Butler trial. Soldiers used tear bombs to control the crowd causing minor injuries as the rush ebbed and flowed near the building.
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Georgetown
Del
Marie Butler
Negra
Mlewnor Steiimeisz
Bridgeville
Arrest of man charged with failure to support children
A warrant charges Fred OT. Mainline, 20, Vaap Font street cast with failing to provide for his children. He is held in the city jail awaiting a hearing at 4 a.m. Earlier, a man named Tan was arrested on January 17 for beating his wife.
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Fred OT
Vaap Font Street
Wisted
Hainkine
Lanter
Wis
Tan
Clergy Back Prohibition Enforcement Crusade
Bishop Manning urges a church united crusade to enforce the Volstead act, opposing Dr Emmpringham and defending moderation while calling for broader church support and a moral fight for prohibition. Bishops Wiske and Fiske critique the act, noting flaws and urging temperance leadership from clergy. Wayne Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League lauds Manning’s stance.
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New York
Willand PL Manning
Central
Emmpringham
Wiske
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
St. Mark- in-The-Bouwhs
Wayne
Wheeler
National Hamsel
Antisaloon League
Manning
Decrees Entered in Hearing on Defunct Charles City Bank
Final decrees were drafted in the assessment case of the closed Farmers Trust and Savings Bank at Charles City. Judge C H Kelley signed the decrees detailing how the 50 percent assessment and 10 cent credit share were handled, with funds kept separate for future statutory assessments. The decision hinges on an express understanding between the bank and the state banking department and has drawn wide attention from attorneys, directors, and stockholders statewide.
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Charles City
Girl Who Married Ritz Too Young Sparks Nullification Talk
New York reports Charles Ritz founder of the Ritz hotels faced a tangle as his daughter Elizabeth wed Ritz at Atlantic City. Mrs Gordon Pearce of Forest Hills seeks annulment, arguing the match was too young. Friends say she supports the union. the Ritxs wed in Jersey City.
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New York
Charles Rita
Ritz Strins
Elizabeth
Rity
Gordon Pearce
Forest Hills
Rabbit Bites Boy as Rabits Deviate in Missouri Border
Chester Melchfourd aged 42 living near the Missouri line was treated after a rabbit bit him on the hands and legs. The ailing rabbit, found dead, foamed at the mouth and had abnormal rabid behavior.
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Rabbit
Boy
Cincinnati
Chester Melchfourd
Missouri
Prosperity in the United States Backed by Sound Foundations
London reports Bertram Austin and W Francis Lloyd, noted British industrialists, say US prosperity is durable and based on core management principles. They cite profit growth from consumer price restraint, labor-saving tech, and wages tied to output with no earnings cap, noting high wages do not raise prices. They add American leaders claim labor is more reliable under prohibition as living standards rise with wages.
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London
United States
Bertram Austin
W Francis Lloyd
America
Europe
Malaysia
Thieves rob New York art gallery stealing Whistlers
Burglars struck Schwartz galleries at 517 Madison Avenue and took etchings valued between 350 and 1200 dollars each. Several Whistlers and works by McBey Cameron Zorn Lepere and Legros were lost. detectives of East Fifty-First Street precinct investigate.
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New York
Robbders
Schwartz Galleries
Madison Avenue
Whistlers
McBey, Cameron
Zorn
Lepere
Legros
Fem
William Kuehl
Forest Avenue
West Englewood
N. J
Albert Schwartz
Len Leffler
J. Preycald
Amare
East Fifty-E1st Street
Rat Poison Candy Kills Two At Kankakee Hospital
Two inmates died after being dosed with rat poison passed off as candy in a state hospital for the insane in Kankakee. The second death occurred today in the hospital, following the earlier death of Mrs. Mars Roheres, 56, after Anna Haas of Chicago allegedly administered poison from a can in the children’s ward where she worked as a helper.
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Kankakee
Til
State Hospital For the
Mars Roheres
Anna Haas
Chicago
Postgradin Courses for Cooks and Watters
London at the turn of February saw the launch of postgradin courses for cooks and waiters. Initiated by the London County Council with support from major hotels and restaurants, the program aims to elevate technique and manners to ensure British staff dominate service.
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London
Owith
Witfers
London County Council
Prince of Wales urged to curb dangerous jumps in hunting
The Prince of Wales, recovering from a broken collarbone, faces media debate over his hunting risks. British press favor recreation and exercise but urge fewer dangerous stunts, contrasting old and new riding schools and praising his pluck while advising caution. Holyrood Palace modernized with elevator and radio amid royal renovations. Tin trade prospers under British influence as U S consumption remains high and Malaysia remains a key supplier. Theatricalists debate how long kissing on stage should last, while hats become more personalized with makers' names inside. Stammering patients seek treatment as a young woman requests stammering help from Mr Rumsey.
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London
Wlimgahs
Prince of Wales
Louis Greig
Greig
England
Dent
Geverally
Holyrood
Mary Queen of Scots
Holyrood Palace
Edinburgh
George
Mary
Rumsey Clinic Sees Rhythm Aid Speech Return
A patient under Mr Rumsey's care improves with dancing lessons restoring speech and rhythm. The case shows synchronized progress in motor and vocal control, illustrating the clinic's approach to speech therapy and movement therapy.
Death of Robert Patterson Linked to Poison Moonshine
Robert Patterson, 19, of 211 Bates Street, was found dead in his bed at 4:30 a m. with poison liquor suspected. His stomach contents were sent to University Hospital for analysis. His stepfather Ea Powell said he had been out with two unidentified Black youths and returned after 11 p m. He previously worked with the Illinois Central shows and was born in Canton, Mississippi, June 27, 1896. He is survived by his mother, stepfather, and stepsister Mary Powell. His body lies at Kistner's mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Robert Patterson
Etta Powell
Batesstreet
Patterson
University Hospital
Lews City
Ea Powell
Robert
Canton
Miss
Mary Powell
Kistner
Medical Life Stockholders Meet Merger Consideration
Directors and stockholders of Medical Life Insurance met at Russell-Lamson this afternoon to discuss merging with Royal Union Life Insurance of Des Moines under an agreement signed last Thursday by Royal Union president A Tmitker and Medical Life president T G Londergan. James E Shanks opposed the merger at the meeting. Present were Dr. W A Rohit of Waverly founder and former four year president, A C Tucker president of Royal Union, and C E Bowers, general counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cledical Life Insurance Company
Russell- Lamson
Royal Union Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
A. ©. Tmitker
Royal Union
T. G. Londergan
Medical Lite
James E. Shanks
Metical
Robbery clues sought in trunk as couple held
Sylvester Collins and Esther Coyle were arrested in West Moline Illinois on Saturday and sent to this city jail in lieu of bonds set at two thousand dollars each. Collins is married here. Coyle worked as a maid at the B Schultz home at 27 Sheridan Road. A trunk containing part of the stolen jewels and clothing is being searched for at East Majine upon arrival.
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Sylvester Collins
Esther Coyle
West Moline
Ill
Colling
Corle
B Schultz
Sheridan Road
East Majine
Police Hunt for Woman Who Screamed Fails
Detectives Tiugh Crumline and Ralph Davis and driver L Pickens searched the Miles avenue and Commercial street neighborhood for a woman who screamed at 5 30 p m Saturday. The caller refused to reveal identity but said a woman screamed several times at the intersection, leaving the case unsolved.
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Miles Avenue
Commercial Street
Tiugh Crumline
Ralph Davis
L. Pickens
Rotary club discusses use of membership dues
Bruce Gates president outlines how Rotary dues are spent at the Neon Incheon hotel. Members then vote on whether to raise dues and propose new methods of apportionment.
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Bruce Gates
Rotary Club
Neon Incheon
Hotel
Russell- Laameen
Elklets Luncheon Announced by Waterloo Club
Waterloo Elklets schedule a luncheon at the Etks club dining room Tuesday at noon. Mrs. Mary Murray is catering and reservations are due with Mrs. W A Reet or Altra J H Fitzgerald before 10 am tomorrow.
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Elklets
Waterloo
la Etks Club
Root
Mary Murraycateress
Uo the Mide
W. A. Reet
Altra
Pitzgerald
Tomarrar
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