Ohio State student held in poison capsule case
Louis Tish, 19, a freshman at Ohio State University College of Pharmacy, is jailed for further questioning in a campus poisoning case. He admitted dispensing poison capsules to David Puskin, causing Puskin’s death, then said Puskin was his best friend. Prosecutors plan more arrests as they expand the probe beyond the campus to police headquarters.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Louis Tish
Ohio Site University
Siadened
David
Puskin
Fish
Puskip
Chester
Wish
Ohio State University
Chaster
Senate Fight Over Highway Aid Cutoff Proposal
The executive council urged passage while Senator Baird of Pottawattamie led opposition against letting the interstate commerce commission handle state tax matters. Debate touched rail value versus gross earnings, and a bill to keep dirt and gravel on tracks near highway crossings drew objections. The House sent a measure on liability for lodged stones to the Senate and approved lowering veterinary fees to $1. Other bills included removing mayoral police appointment power, expanding county road mileage for farm marketing, and letting counties access private land to prospect for gravel.
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Executive Council
Baird
Pottawattamie
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Senate
Forsling
Woodbury
Reimers
Lyon
Supreme Court affirms Judge Stiles in Waterloo bank case
Judge Ebth Stiles of Manchester is sustained by the Supreme Court in the First National Bank of Waterloo versus Fireproof Storage Building Company and Frank J. Fowler. The action sought dissolution, a receiver, and settlement of affairs with a total tied to about 39,900. The decision includes a minor modification of the settlement terms, upholding the lower court's petition.
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Ebth. Stiles
Manchester
Supreme Court
First National Bank of Waterloo
Frank J. Fowler
Sitsoa
Drs Moines
Bank 356
Eniiding
Biles
Bank
Mya Supreme Court
Florage Company 2
B. F. Swish
Pickett, Swisher and Farwell
K. Iudge C. EL Ransier
Edwards, Longley, Tanks
Equity
Miniature Hospital Waits for Collins Rescue
A cave rescue saga unfolds in Cave City Kentucky with a miniature hospital setup awaiting the discovery of Collins. Hynodermics filled with stimmings and salt water will be used to revive his arteries. Dr. Wilkin of Chicago notes a complete outfit from instruments to a flannel nightgown accompanies the improvised facility at Sant LH Poy.
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Cave City
Wilkin
Kngleit
Chicago
Sant LH Poy
Inquiry into Bread Tobacco and Power Monopolies Opens
United Press reports the federal Trade Commission began investigations into bread monopolies U S bakeries and a giant baking firm and alleged price manipulation. It also probes the American Tobacco and Imperial Tobacco monopolies and the General Electric power trust with findings to be reported to the Justice Department for possible action.
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United Press
Washington
Bread
Federal Trade Commission
Better
Norris
la Follaite
Hig Bren Combine
American Tobecco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
England
General Electrit Company
Department of Justice
Department
Reporter Testifies He Could Not See Collins Foot in Cave
Testimony details Hazlett the Chicago specialist noting Collins still alive with breathing around 20 to 22 per minute versus 40 for pneumonia. Court of inquiry discussed media reports and a death threat against a Cave City reporter, amid ongoing rescue work and secrecy around progress.
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Collins
W. H. Hazlet
Chicago
Colling
Hazlett
J. Bites
Majer Gunding T
Aiden
Vison
Alewarediat Ky
Lopmiller McLehane
Cave City
Vicinky
Bart
Marie Maharries in hospital for mental examination
Marie Maharries, accused in a murder case, remains in the psychopathic ward of University Hospital Iowa City for mental status testing. Miss Michahel Dollmire reports the examination will include a full history of her early life, with social work and husband information sought for context. The prisoner is under tight restraint during the assessment.
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Marie Maharries
Cuid
Ig Sii
University Hospital
Iowa City
Miahel Dollmire
Miss Dollmire
G. W. Wood
Mes. Maharries
le Hospital
Pile
Waterloo
Maharries
Weather Outlook Sees Snow Or Rain Tonight
Colder weather is forecast for tonight with possible snow or rain and dropping temperatures. Fair tomorrow, paving the way for a warmer midweek return. Yesterday logged 36 above zero, tonight may slip to 29 above. A mole near 9380 Seventh Street West signals spring’s approach.
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Bureaau
Seventh Street
Clothiers from Waterloo Attend Iowa State Convention
Several Waterloo clothing men are in Des Moines for the twenty first annual Iowa Retail Clothiers' association convention. The event opened yesterday and runs through Friday. Robert Elgin of Centerville, a former Waterloo window trimmer at Frank Brothers, is on the speaking program.
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Waterloo Clothing
Des Moines
Iowa Retail Canthiers' Association
Waterloo
Robert Elgin
Centerville
Elgin
Frank Brothers
Cedar Rapids switchman dies in yard accident
Cedar Rapids Iowa February 20 Charles M Hubbard 41 died shortly after being crushed by Lycenovo box car couplers in a switching accident in the Quaker Oats company yards where he worked as yardmaster. Marriage license Ideyd CG Pim Marshalltown Teuuie Stewart Marshalltown 53 24
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Cedar Rapids
Charles M. Hubbard
Quaker Oats Company
Ideyd
Pim
Marshalltown
Teuuie Stewart
Mrs Charissa Zerkle 74 Dies After Stroke at Home
Mrs Charissa Zerkle aged 74 died at her daughter’s home 219 Awards Street after suffering a paralytic stroke Sunday funeral services were held at Towne Chapel with Rev SF Williams officiating She was born May 10 1950 in Allen County after marrying Abraham Zerkle she lived in Kansas before moving to Waterloo Surviving are sisters Irene Olfather Clinton ta Darah Windsor and children Walter Walter Williams Charles William Fred Orrie and others in Canada Missouri Wichita Kane and Wiscon sin
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Charissa “Zerkle
Lariesa Zerkle
Anna Williams
Awards Street
SF. Williams
Claresa Woodward
Allen County
Abraham Zerkle
Kansas
Elu
Waterloo
Irene Olfather
Darah Windsor
Clinton
Walter
Wohere
Willams
William
Canada
Charles
Missour Fort
Wistonsia
Fred
Orrie
Wichite
Kane
Man Falls 95 Feet From Platform Des Moines Heroic Hope
Ira Heeson of Earlham Iowa may survive a 95 foot fall from a platform at the Des Moines Electric Company's plant after his foot slipped and he lost his hold. Heeson was in critical condition with a fractured skull and internal injuries at the Iowa Con servational Hospital.
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Des Moines
Ira Heeson
Earlham
Berson
Iowa
Hold Wine Thieves on Breaking and Entering Charge
Vinton Iowa February 1 officers who arrested Lonnie Dickerson 18 and Henry Kiesel Jr 20 for stealing wine from the cellar of William Schuldt Keystone farmer were held for breaking and entering after officers noted the impropriety of charging a non finitely defined crime. Dickerson and Kiesel took five gallons of grape wine from the Schuldt cellar.
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Vinton
Lonnie Dickerson
Ilenry Kiesel, Jr
William Schuldt
Keystone
Dickerson
Chey
Charles F. Brown Celebrates 88th Birthday Quietly
Charles F. Brown longtime Waterloo resident and Civil War veteran marks his eighty eighth birthday at the Brown apartments 420 Commercial Street He is known as an oldtime theatre manager who ran Brown's Opera House for 35 years before its fire in 2006 He later retired from theatre work and built the Brown apartments in 1908 with Mrs Brown the couple recently observing their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
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C. F. Brown
Waterloo
Brown Apartments
Commercial Street
Mr. Brown
Citizens Gas & Electric Gooffies
Brown
Coolidge Opposes Unified Air Service Urged by Mitchell
At a House Naval Affairs Committee session Representative Britten attacked Mitchell for questioning navy officials and questioned the need for a unified air service. Britten argued aviation should support national defense, not threaten naval efficiency. The controversy spurred renewed calls in the aircraft committee to clear Mitchell of blame for his remarks.
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Coolidge
Unified Air Service
Mitchell
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Britten
Tech Naval Committee
Illinois
Admiral Moffet
Navy
Navy Department
War Department
Army
Aircraft Committee
Cedar Falls Athletic Instructors Assigned
Issued by athletic director Mendenhall Town State Teachers College appoints Paul Bander as varsity football coach C Minton as head baseball and assistant football coach Dickinson to coach second football team first basketball and track. Spring practice begins historic year with captains Ross Galloway and BR Postgate to teach athletic theory.
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Cedar Falig
ITL
Mendenhall
Town State Teachers’ College
Paul Bander
C. Minton
Dickinson
Ross Galloway
West High Star
Waterloo
BR. I. Postgate
Vast cosmic scale outlined by Prof Moulton in Chicago
In Chicago on February 10 Prof Forest Moulton of the University of Chicago astronomy department warned there is immense time before any end of the world. He described our sun as a minor star among 500,006 others, noted the Milky Way’s oval shape and Betelgeuse’s large size, and estimated hundreds of millions of galaxies forming a supergalaxy, with space far from crowded and no need to panic about crammed skies.
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United Press
Chicago
Forest Moulton
University of Chicago
Moulton
Getelgeuse
Orion
Prof
Mauwlton
Betelgeuse
Saus
Mrs Myra Wood Injured In Auto Crash At Presbyterian
Mrs Myra Wood remains under care at Presbyterian Hospital after a Sunday evening automobile collision. She sustained a concussion and multiple bruises, is conscious only at intervals, and conditions were described as serious but hopeful by attending staff.
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Myra Wood
Presbyterian Hospital
Dogteam Carries Serum On Plane Held By Weather
A race between a dog team and a Fairbanks plane to Nome carries 480,000 units of diphtheria serum. The dog team leads after starting from Nenana, while weather delayed the airplane attempts. No new cases in four days. serum relay to Nome due Friday.
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Associated Press
Nouie
Alaska
Turtia
Nenana
Arctic
Fairbanks
Briday
Newand
Yukon Valley
Board of Health
Pairbanks Airplane Corporation
Wainbanks J
Nome
Itis
Wheat Prices Drop Sharply in Chicago Trading
Wheat prices fell about 6 cents per bushel in an hour of trading in Chicago today. May delivery slipped to 1.853-3 dollars, against 1.965-8 to 1.91 on yesterday's close. Selling was active and no solid support appeared. GUEST LEAVES WATERTOA. Mrs. George Ward traveled from here to Cogswell, North Dakota, to visit a daughter and would later return to Warzee, North Dakota.
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Chicago
Watertoa
George Ward
Cogswell
N. D
Warazee
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