New Rows Loom in Havana Congress Over Pan American Union
The Pan American conference faced a possible deadlock over intervention and an economic clause. Dr Honorio Pueyrredon heads the Argentine delegation and insists on a preamble declaring economic union, while others oppose curbing sovereign rights. Behind closed doors, debates continue amid U S resistance to sweeping intervention bans.
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Pan-American Union
Dr. Pueyrredon
Enrique Olaya
Colombia
Puestredon
Hemisphere
Pueyrredon
Gustavo Guerreroz
Salvador
Rio Janeiro
Jurists’ Conference
Jurists
U. S
United States
Buenos Aires
Mayoralty Lists Wide Open Six Weeks Before Election
Rumors swirl as Harry M. Reed denies serious mayoral plans while John R. Rector hints at a possible ticket. Nelson Frisbie, former mayor, remains uncommitted. The city election is set for Monday, March 26 with filings from February 16 to March 10.
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Reed
Harry M. Reed
John R. Rector
Rector
Frisbie
Nelson W. Frisbie
Hoover Starts Fight Over Candidacy in Indiana Harbor
Hoover announces candidacy at a mass meeting in Indiana Harbor on Wednesday night raising questions among allies. A countywide organization will be formed with others expected to follow. The move comes amid surprise over Senator James Watson’s candidacy and is backed by Senator G Olver Holmes Gary. An expert notes that even a small increase in fire safety could influence tent performance at events.
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Indiana
Indiana Harbor
Couniveide
James Watson
Hoover
G. Olver Holme
Gary
Riviera Theatre Nuisance Hearing Amid Smoke Complaint
Dense black smoke from the Hawkeye hotel stack behind the Riviera theatre discolored bricks and wafted into the building’s fresh air intake. Venice Realty cites nuisance in a suit before Judge H B Boles. witnesses say smoke caused odor irritation to patrons.
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Hawkeye Hotel
W. W. Gallup
New Riviera Theatre
Venice Reality Company
Gallup
H. B. Boles
H. D. Grove
MM. Parker
Oiage
al Moore
Grove
Parker
Pressey H. Frank
Pike
Sias Zimmerman & Frank
E. Spangler
Cedar Ray
Lovejoy Grove
Otherlviera
Renttch
Northwestern Bell Velephone Company
Fifth Street
Sterling Company
Penney
Lovejoy
Theatre odors and smoke noted after opening night
Lovejoy questioned attendance changes as Parker reported a slight drop since the Dec 29 opening. The employer described gaseous odors and smoke present on some days continuously and on other days only occasionally, with some days clear.
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Lovejoy
Parker
Lindy Flies Thru Storm Clouds on Long Journey Home
Crowds cheered as Lindbergh piloted through fog and rain toward St. Louis. Weather officials warned of poor visibility and drizzle, delaying landing plans at Lambert Field while Lindbergh circled the field and signaled farewell.
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Lindy
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lambert Field
Lindbergh
Scowt Field
Belleville
Linedbergh
Altha
Montgomery
Ala
Atiard
Waterloo Izaak Walton league annual meeting planned
The Waterloo chapter of the Izaak Walton league holds its annual meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the municipal courtroom at city hall. Election of officers and reading of reports are principal business. Current officers listed include W A Hendry president A Willford vice president Burr Towne secretary and Fred Wray treasurer with three trustees to be elected.
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Waterloo
Izaak Walton League
W. A. Hendry
A. ©. Willford
Burr Towne
Fred Wray
Board
Insane Prisoners Kill Two Guards in Escape Attempt
Bridgewater Massachusetts February 13 Insane murderer leads inmates at Bridgewater state farm in a deadly escape bid. Five prisoners overpower kill guard Eugene Amlaw and Wilfred Gerroir before state police, city officers and guards converge. The killers are overpowered after a long confrontation. no others freed. Names of the prisoners not yet released.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Bridgewater State Farm
Brockton
Eugene Amlaw
Wilfred Gerroir
Gerroir
Amlaw
Death notices and funeral rites in Waterloo area
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Wasson of 424 Oak Lawn avenue Cedar Falls will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Dahl chapel Cedar Falls with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Mary Ellen Hinton born December 10 1864 in Dixon TA married Charles Wesson July 6 1885 and moved to Waterloo in 1697. Surviving relatives include husband son Dave Wasson and granddaughter Betty Wasson plus Hinton siblings. Also reported are deaths of Frank Q. Dow formerly of Waterloo and Dan Diamond connected to Waterloo. Chris Hattrup MRS. Chris Hattrup 49 of 223 1 2 Fourth Street obituary shows funeral at Kisner chapel with children in Chicago and at home. David S Heiple aged 48 of Dewar funeral at First Methodist Episcopal church with burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Charles Wasson
Oak Lawn Avenue
Dahl Chapel
Cedar Falls
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mary Ellen Hinton
Dixon, TA
Charles Wesson
Grinnell
Waterloo
Wesson
Dave W. Wasson
Mulberry Street
Betty Wasson
Oscar Hinton
Bradford
Frank Hinton
Hampton
Bert Hinton
Fort Dodge
William Hinton
Salem
Ore
Emma Chapin
Portland
Chris Hattrup
Chris
Fourth Street Wert
Kisiner Chapel
Po Aorberts
Mechimann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Uy Elmwood
Childern
Werner
Walles Hattrup
Dagny Ball
Chicago
Gunnar
Margaret
Mavid S. Heiple
David
Heiple
Tewar
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dewar
J. F Pritchard
Myth
Temperatures Forecast With Vague Saturday Sunday Figures
A weather note provides rough temperature terms for Saturday and Sunday with unclear values. It also mentions times such as Monday morning and afternoon, but the data is garbled and unreadable beyond general hint of highs and lows.
Shell Rock Woman Dies in Illinois Service Tuesday
Shell Rock Iowa February 14. The funeral of Mrs Cynthia Sweitzer of this place who died at Marcelles Illinois Saturday will be conducted here Tuesday afternoon. She was 92 and had gone to Illinois to spend winter with a daughter Mrs Mary Orvis. She is survived by Mrs Orvis and a son William here. Her husband Henry son Delbert and daughter Mrs Emma Williams died earlier. The service will be in the Methodist Episcopal church with Reverend S V Williams officiating.
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Shell Rock
Cynthia Sweitzer
Marcelles
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. V. Williams
Girl Student Killed in Notre Dame Crash
A collision in Chicago involved a large sedan carrying four Notre Dame students and companions, killing Helen Ferry, 19, of Chicago, and injuring ten others. The wounded include Mildred Wendell, 19, Ottawa. Della Weber, 20, LaSalle. John Anderson, 20. John Lucy, 30. Edward Venino, South Bend. Weight S. Myers, Chicago. Eleanor Headen, Ruth Heberling, both of Ottawa, and Terence OMalley, Grand Rapids.
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Chicago
Notre Dame College
Helen Ferry
Mildred Wendell
Ottawa
Ill
Della Weber
LaSalle
John Anderson
John Lucy
Edward. Venino
South Bend
Dweight S. Myers
Eleanor Headen
Ruth Heberling
Til
Terence
O'Malley
Grand Rapids
Mich
County Attorney Kills Little Girl in Dallas Near Perry
Dallas city February 13. Catherine Brand aged 7 was fatally injured when struck by an automobile driven by County Attorney Blake Willis of Perry. She was returning from church and attempted to cross the street suffering injuries that proved fatal within minutes at a nearby residence.
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Dallas City
Gatherine Brand
Blake Willis
Perry
Roy
Harold Teisinger
Chris Teisinger
North Elm Street
Mohawk Street
Independence Avenue
W. F. Manuey
Haparen
Heme
McKinley School
Hold Mail Carrier for Party Shooting
Burlington Iowa February 13 Amos Donegan thirty four is in serious condition in a hospital with a bullet wound in the abdomen Frank Goll a mail carrier from Mount Pleasant confessed to the shooting and is in police custody. The shooting stemmed from a row at a party held at a home here yesterday.
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Burlington
Amos Donegan
Frank Goll
Mount Pleasant
Winterset Man Named Secretary of State
Des Moines reports Gov. Johny Hammill announced Ed B. Smith of Winterset, a former state senator, as secretary of state to succeed the late Walter Ramsay. Smith’s appointment is effective February 15 and lasts until the newly elected secretary takes office.
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Tes Moines
Johny Hammill
Ed B. Smith
Winterset
Walter ©. Ramsay
Smith
Woman Fire Victim in Brooklyn Apartment Blaze
New York February 13. Ida De Cola 25 was killed as a blaze tore through a four story Brooklyn apartment house. A man was badly burned and five others were carried down ladders by firemen. Mrs De Cola, driven by fear, leaped or fell from a fourth floor front window during the $15,000 fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Ida de Cola
Brooklyn
de Cola
Fire alarms report two incidents at Nielsen residence
Two fire alarm calls from 206 Butler Avenue linked to Ernest Nielsen. Saturday at 0.08 pm and Sunday at 1.12 am reported shingles sparks causing damage. Value estimated at $10. Ad seeking insurance through Herman C. Miller, phone 2404.
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Ernest Nielsen
Butler Avenue
Butler Avene
Senate action on Walsh utility investigation and hearings
Senate moves to take up Walsh resolution for public utilities inquiry while judiciary reviews bills. naval affairs continues building program hearings. agriculture panel proceeds with farm relief hearings. private bills under consideration.
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Senate
Np Walsh
Public
Judiciary Committee
Naval Affairs Committee
Agriculture Committee
Weekend Iowa News Roundup from Associated Press
Weekend Iowa items report Glenwood-Cochrane nominated for state senate vacancy caused by H A Darting resignation. Indianola-Coy Craig declines run for re election. Omaha Vernon Scott held on murder charge in Des Moines Kiggins killing. Fort Dodge Mildred Wheeler 20 marries Howard Marshaw before 1,000 guests. Des Moines Lincoln birthday observance closes banks and courthouse. Des Moines Edwin Meredith in DC with leaders over Gov Smith nomination. Des Moines Gardner announces Golden State Limited schedule cut. Des Moines Gerald Anderson and Truman Jones, both 14, missing. believed traveling to Kansas City or Tampa. Estherville guilty plea chicken stealing. sentences handed to Bert Tisher and son Harold. Glen Dana fined. Burlington docks construction begins. Harlan schools closed after infantile paralysis death of Russell Ickes. Sidney Mrs Benjamin hiccoughs end after three weeks.
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Associated
Abraham Lincoln
State House
Des Moines
Edwin T. Meredith
Washington, D. C
al Smith
New York
Gerald Anderson
Truman
Jones
Norwalk
Kansas City
Tampa
Kan
United Press
John Hammmill
Albert
H. Sands
Estherville
Bert. Tisher
Shire
Harold
Glen Dana
Burlington
Harlan
Russell Ickes
Harriet Westrope
Sidney
R. S. Benjamin
Lawler Man Dies During Absence of Wife at Church
Owen Burns, 72, was found dead in his Lawler home after his wife returned from an early church service. He had attended a Sunday service and consulted a physician earlier. the illness was not considered serious, and the cause of death remains under investigation.
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Amlaw
Hii
Lawler
Owen Burns
Conger and Hahn to Race at Kansas City Meet
Kansas City, Feb. 13. Ray Conger of Tilnis Athletic Club will race Lloyd Hahn of the Nebraska squad in the Kansas City Athletic Club invitational indoor meet. Hahn seeks a two thirds mile record, facing strong challenger Jimmy Connolly holder of the 2 43 3 5 record.
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Kansas City
Ray Conger
Tilnnis Athletic Club
Victor
Otto Peltzer
Germany
Chicago
Lloyd: Hahn
Nebraska
Kansas City Athletic Club
New York
Lloyd Hahn
Boston A. A
Elks
Judge Anxious 70 Finds Crime Cause
Judge George W Wood told Cedar Valley Baptist ministers at First Baptist Cedar Falls that causes of crime are deep seated not just guilt. He split criminals into wilful transgressors from tainted home training and those with social disease or alcoholism. He urged enforcement of prohibition in homes, not courts alone.
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George W. Wood
Cedar Valley Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Thomas H. Anderson
Cedar Falls
William P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
McCormick
Chicago Alderman Backs Lowden in Waterloo Visit
Chicago Alderman Guy Guernsey promoted Frank Lowden’s presidential bid during a Waterloo stop. He spoke with prominent Republicans including Charles E. Pickett who will keynote the state convention, Pressey H. Prank, county GOP chairman, EH. Johnson and George Harris.
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Guy Guernsey
Chicago
Waterloo
Frank ©. Lowden
United States
Charles E. Pickett
Pressey H. Prank
EH. Lb. Johnson
George Harris
Elopers Arrested in Council Bluffs Case
Police hold Mrs. Sarah Nicholson age 19 and Lyman Morgan after they vanished from Gilbert Indiana. They were found at a relative’s home in Council Bluffs Iowa last night. Nicholson is married and had remarried Morgan after a companion girl left.
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Council Bluffs
INS
Sarah Nicholson
Lyman Morgan
Gilbert
Seppala Wins New England Dog Race
Leonnard Seppala of Alaska won the three day point to point New England sled dog race from North Conway to Laconia to Wolfeboro and back to North Conway in 12 hours 42 minutes. Emil St Godard of the Pas Manitoba finished second in 13 hours 59 minutes 48 seconds and Earl Brydges of the Pas finished third in 14 hours 30 minutes 17 seconds.
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North Conway
N. H
Leonnard Seppala
Alaska
New England
Laconia
Wolfeboro
Emil St. Godard
Pas
Manitoba
Earl Brydges
Markets Close for Lincoln's Birthday
New York markets and many outside centers are closed in observance of Lincoln's Birthday. Banks and clearing houses are shut, principal wholesale houses closed, and foreign exchange trading suspended for the day.
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New York
Garrettson named receiver for National Sales Co
George N. Garrettson appointed receiver for National Sales Co. by Judge H B Boies on unresisted petition by Matt Parrott & Sons. Receiver to operate auto accessories business at 101-3 Fifth Street East, with rights and duties set by court.
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George N. Garrettson
National Sales Company
Fifth Street East
H. B. Boies
Matt Parrott & Sons
Brain Tests for MN Students on Page Society
A puzzle page from a newspaper presents intelligence test questions with choices to underscore the correct word in each sentence. The page notes the activity aims to gauge mental rating and references answers on the society page.
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Bird
Extinction near for lobster sparks call for tighter laws
Cleveland Feb 13 Dr Frank H Herrick Western Reserve University authority on lobsters says the lobster may become extinct without stricter laws to protect egg bearing females. He cites egg counts by size, months to hatch, and dangers to females, urging changes to Maine and New England laws to preserve the industry valued at 5 to 6.6 million dollars and supporting 25 000 jobs.
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Cleveland
Frank H Herrick
Western Reserve University
Br. Herrick
Maine
Rock Island workers show high home and radio ownership
A Rock Island Magazine questionnaire finds about half of employees have radios at home and two per each without cars. Most are married, many own homes, and four-fifths take an interest in athletics. One-fifth play golf, two-thirds fish, and over half hunt. Also reported are incidents of Roy struck by auto, cabinet forming in Belgrade, a Derby bank closure, building permits, and marriage licenses.
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Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island Magazine
Rock Island
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A. W. Hafla
Fourth Street
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Waterlon
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