Waterloo honors Gen Philip Hanna at funeral services
Waterloo, Iowa paid tribute to Gen Philip C. Hanna at a large First Methodist church funeral. A GAR post, Spanish American and World War veterans and women’s groups attended as ministers read scriptures and noted Hanna’s 50 years of public service and diplomacy in Venezuela, Mexico and the United States. Local officials and presidents sent condolences as veterans saluted the casket.
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Mfe
Philip C. Hanna
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Hanna
Gen
United Spanish War Veterans
Hannt
Daughters of the ‘American Revolution
Mary Melrose
Coolidge
S. V. Williams
Calvin Coolidge
Lou Henry Hoover
Watlerloo
Willams
Waterloo
Pla
Ant
Phil Hanna
Methodist Episcopal Church
Free ‘Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Drew
Arthur Young
George Watt
Salvation ‘Ary
Kistner
W. Whiteside
Free Methodist Church
Ee Johnson
First Mu B. Church
Lfe
Venezuela
West Indies
United States
Mexico
Montero
S. V. Williems
Ackley
Harold F. Miller
We. C. Black
W. F. Dilworth
Cy Young
Lucile Schmidt
Hana
Red Cross
Huerta-Carranza
Williams
Monterey
California
Henna
Philip O. Hanna
Rotarians
Rotary
W. E. Ogle
J. E. Johnson
Frank Keenan Dies at 70 Noted Actor of Stage and Screen
Frank Keenan a Dubuque native and early film star dies at 70 in Hollywood pneumonia claimed him after a long career on stage and screen He leaves daughters Frances Wynn and Frank Sloane and his third wife Leah May Keenan Funeral planned in Dubuque He began acting at 22 in Lawrence Massachusetts and rose to fame in Rip Van Winkle and Hearts of Oak He also starred in silent pictures and built a substantial fortune First wife Katherine Long died in 1924 after decades together
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Hollywood
Cal
Frank Keenan
Rip van Winkle
Keenan
Leah May Keenan
Denver
Cols
Frances Wynn
Ed Wynn
Frank Sloane
New York
Dubuque
Lawrence
Mais
Boston
Katherine Long
Keenen
Ufe
Hollywood Writers’ Club
Margaret White
Palo Alto
Leah May
Reed and Bruce Will Be Missed in Senate Halls
Reed and Bruce depart the Senate as scholars of Congress and vocal debaters. Reed, Kansas City lawyer, prized for bulldog determination and a pending patent case possibility. Bruce, Marylander and essayist with Franklin and Jefferson prizes, returns to law in Baltimore.
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Reed
Bruce
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Reeder -Borah
West
Lodge
Benjamin Franklin
John Ran Sirets
University of Virginia
Old Dominion
Charlottesville
Maryland
William Cabell Bruce
Kansas City
Hoover
Supreme Court
Jim” Reed
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting Tomorrow
The Waterloo Chamber of Commerce directors will meet at 12 14 p m Tuesday in the Hawkeye room of Hotel President to decide the chamber immediate program. A membership meeting date is likely later with definite projects to be advanced. The cleanup committee interviews 150 local citizens to secure membership as part of a two day Forward Expansion campaign continuing through Tuesday.
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Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Hawkeye Room
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
State Assembly Choired by Bills 661 in Thus Far
Des Moines Feb 25 Legislators in the Forty second general assembly have introduced 661 bills in six weeks 335 in the senate and 326 in the house compared with about 450 at recess two years ago. By week one 24 bills including the Benson Hollis anti bovine tuberculosis measure and a ninth justice of the state supreme court were sent to the governor. nineteen have received approval.
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Des Moines
Ormy
General Assembly
Astatehouse
Senate
House
State Supreme Court
Engineer Is Killed by His Own Locomotive
A Rock Island locomotive accident in Waterloo leaves engineer Patrick M. Hynes dead. Three sisters and a brother survive, with funeral arrangements set for St. Patrick's in Cedar Rapids after the inquest hears a shifting testimony from fireman King. The case details the engine's sudden jerk and Hynes urging movement, as coroners name jurors W H Mitchell J E Shanks and Alf Sorensen.
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A. N. Walter
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Luehrman
Wiliam Farrell
Chicago
Joseph Hynes
Fanny Hynes
Patrick M. Hynes
Rock Island
Waterloo
O'Keefe& Towne Mortuary
Lato
Hynes
King
Hynes Pal
Jim
W. OH. Mitchell
J. E. Shanks
Alf Sorensen
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Plumb Sees Waterloo Postmaster Try for Executive Handover
Plumb, a Waterloo businessman and longtime Republican, is the sole candidate deemed eligible for the postmaster position as the civil service commission reviews applicants. Other contenders including Holmes and Barron withdrew or missed deadlines. The post office notes it is common for a single eligible candidate to be designated, with 60 percent of points based on executive ability and management experience.
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Waterloo
Plumb
Broadway
Towa Dairy
Ace
Frank A. Holmes
Ralph A. Barron
Charles A. Hanson
Knapp F. Matthews
Edward d. Brucker
Frank T. Bentley
Jessie M. R
John J.) Jones
Hanson
Edward 3. Wenner
Civil Service Commission
Ingressman
Post Office Department
Robinson
Post Ofices
Postofice
Cal Service Commission
Ardiss Dunbar Improves After Cleveland Street Crash
Ardis Dusykar, age 10, of 430 Stratford Avenue, seriously injured in the Cleveland street auto train crossing crash that killed her sister Golda, is reported to continue improving at Presbyterian Hospital and is out of danger.
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Ardis Dunbar
Ardis Dusykar
Stratford Avenue
Cleveland Street
Golda
Presbyteriand Hospital
Society Leader Dead in Palm Beach Winter Home
Harry Caryl Haskins, prominent New York and Palm Beach society figure, was found dead at his winter residence in Palm Beach Fin. Feb. 26. The death marks the loss of a longtime social leader with ties to major Manhattan and Palm Beach circles.
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Palm Beach
Fin
Harry Caryl Haskins
New York
Skillful Aviator Saves 12 As Motors Die In Flight
Cleveland, Feb 25. Twelve sightseeing passengers were saved by Pilot Sam Taylor whose tri motor plane landed upright after all three engines failed. He descended from 2200 feet, skimmed a railroad embankment, ploughed through fences, uprooted a tree, and stopped near a house. None aboard was hurt.
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Cleveland
Sam ‘Taylor
Taylor
Dempsey Fire On by Prowler at Early Morning
In Miami Beach Florida a prowler fired once at former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey around 5 am today. the bullet missed and Dempsey filed a police report. Later Estelle Taylor denied claims of marital rift with Dempsey as she prepared to attend the Sharkey Stribling fight with him in Miami.
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Miami Beach
Pla
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Estelle
New York
INS
Estelle Taylor
Miami
Kiwanis Delegation Flees Fire Threat on Texas Tour
A Kiwanis delegation from Illinois and eastern Iowa fled to safety as a fire endangered the special train touring Texas near the Texas-Mexican railroad station. A block of frame buildings burned, about $40,000 loss. The visitors rushed from coaches and the train moved away, with the party heading to Brownsville shortly after.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Kiwanis
Illinois
Iowa
Texas
Brownsville
Jesup Woman Home After Long Illness in Waterloo Hospital
Jesup, Ia Feb 25 Mrs Alfred Welch who had been critically ill in St Francis hospital Waterloo about 10 weeks was brought to her home here Sunday She has regained strength in two weeks Her baby Regina May born in hospital since birth was brought home Also moving to a farm near Brandon Mr and Mrs J B Ayers and daughter Myrla Miss Irma Wagner a Chicago nurse on vacation C D Crynes improving carrier on rural route No 3 Ronald Nunnemacher son of Mr and Mrs Adam Nunnemacher formerly of Dubuque lost several teeth playing basketball recently
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Courier Special Service
Jesup
Alfred Welch
St Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Regina May
J. B. Ayers
Myrla
Brandon
Irma Wagner
Chicago
C. D. Crynes
Ronald Nunnemacher
Adam Nunnemacher
Dubuque
Fire alarm alert at Woolsey residence incident
Fire alarm rang Sunday at 8 07 p m. for a Woolsey home at 1511 Farthwest. No damage reported after a basement flare up. Advertisement by Lerman C Miller phone 2404.
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O. Sa. Woolsey
Farthwest
Nibbish
Lerman C. Miller
Ben Hur to Discuss Extra Protection for Older Members
At a Ben Hur unit meeting in XY O. F. quarters the campaign to provide added protection for older members will open tomorrow evening with district manager Paul R. Carty sponsoring. A dance and music by the Ben Hur orchestra follow, and drill captain Elmer Mohr asks all members to attend at 7 20 p m.
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Ben Hur
Fourth Street
P. m
Paul R
Carty
Elmer Mohr
Eye Saved After Hospital Operation in Reinbeck
Herman Weise of Reinbeck returned home Saturday after a week at Allen Memorial hospital where he underwent an operation to remove a steel splinter from his right eye. The sight was saved.
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Herman Weise
Reinbeck
Allen Memorial Hospital
Weather data fragment from weekend into Monday report
Fragmentary forecast notes indicate temperatures Saturday and Sunday with maximums and minimums, plus Monday readings. The snippet mentions snowfall amounts up to 12.8 inches and times such as 11 am and 3 pm, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Leslie Named Manager for Waterloo Sarde son-Hovland Store
E L Leslie of Galesburg becomes manager of the Waterloo unit as Paul Sardeson retires to Chicago. Leslie and wife move to Wellington apartments. the firm expands with five new stores in Battle Creek Kalamazoo Fort Wayne Vincennes and Centralia. Sardeson to supervise 24 stores from Chicago. Replacement manager at Clinton is W Wr Prehemian.
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Paul J. Sardeson
Fourth Street West
Waterloo
Sardeson-Hovland Company
Eb, L. Leslie
Galesburg
Leslie
Wellington
Sardeson
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Lesie
Myr
Altho
W. Wr. Preehern
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Towle & Hynes
Clinton
Leste Ab
Schulte United to Open Store on March 1 in Cedar Falls
Schulte United, a New York department store chain, will assume the Sterling lease at 101 Fourth Street East in Cedar Falls and begin stocking for a March 1 takeover. Shipments start Tuesday, with doors expected to open Saturday or Monday. The Sterling fixtures are being removed amid the transition. no injuries were reported in a separate multi-car fender bender on Westfield Avenue involving several local residents and business drivers.
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Schulte, United, Department Store
New York
Middlewest
Sterling
Fourth Street
Pridiy
Schulte, United
Dr. Fred J. Clark Opens Gas-a-Teria in Eugene Oregon
Dr. Fred J. Clark long time pastor in Waterloo and Eugene announces the first gas-a-teria on the Pacific coast at Lawrence and Thirteenth in Eugene Oregon. The self serve pump offers 44 cent and 1 dollar slots with an attendant on duty by day. Thomas S Weiss, ex Waterloo furniture dealer, teams with Ernest C Miller to run tire and greasing services. Dr Clark resigned as Eugene pastor previously.
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Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
Waterloo
Eugene
Ore
Lawrence
Thirteenth Streets
Thomas S. Weiss
Weterloo
Ernest C
National Guardsmen Attend Battalion School at Cedar Rapids
Waterloo group of guardsmen led by Capt Fred Clark and Lieuts Ronald Cameron Lloyd Shepherd Theut Otto Kiverle traveled to Cedar Rapids Sunday for a battalion school of the 133d Infantry. Maj Leonard Greenfield commanded the school to ready officers for an April federal inspection. Sgt Ralph Denny has been recommended for a second lieutenancy in Co B after passing a future test run.
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Waterloo National
National Guard
Clyde Davis
Co. B
Ralph Denny
Cn. B
Denny
Funeral rites for Nathan Spivack outlined in notice
Nathan Spivack 43 died Saturday night after two weeks pneumonia. Funeral 4:30 p m Sunday Kistner chapel burial Hillcrest born July 28 1885 in Russia married Dina Glaza there March 1916 came to Burlington 1910 Waterloo 1918. Spivack ran furniture business with brother until 1923 member of Water loo Lodge 928 Loyal Order Moose surviving widow three children Molly Rose Esther at home brother Louis Spivack 1479 Bluff Street and six brothers in Russia. Cecel Luella Eicher 27 died Friday at home Woodward Pa funeral Tuesday 2 p m Klamer chapel Rev J Arthur Young First M E officiating burial Elmwood.
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Nathan Spivack
Kistner Chapel
Hillcrest
Russia
Dina Glaza
Burlington
Waterloo
Mgr. Spiveck
Waterloo Lodge
Loyal Order
Moose
Molly
Rose
Esther
Louis Spivack
Bluff Street
Cecel Luella Eicher
Woodward
Klamer Chapel
J. Arthur Young
First M. E. Church
Elmwood
Five Knights Bail Selves Out in Jail Row
Five men bailed themselves out for 15 dollars each after a Sunday 3:25 am arrest at an apartment where two 21 year old women remained jailed on 15 dollar bonds. Neighbors complained of loud music from the party while police noted seven people crowded on a bed and drinking. A brother in law later posted 30 dollars to free the two women, who condemned the men’s behavior in front of officers Sgt. William Utie and Officers Damon Cheney and Max Guyer.
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Hed
Brunet
Bastille
William Utie
Bert Douglass
Damon Cheney
Max Guyer
Coolidge to wreck last building on Fort Sackville site
Vincennes Indiana February 25 old grain elevator on the site of Old Fort Sackville, captured from the British 150 years ago, will be wrecked at 1 30 pm as President Calvin Coolidge presses two buttons in Washington. Gov Harry G Leslie and state delegates join delegations from Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky and other states for an intensive program commemorating Clark s capture and the surrender that gave the northwest to the colonies.
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Vincennes
Ind
Mystery of Blazing Body Stops Police
Crawford New Jersey February 25 police continued efforts to identify a woman shot dead and burned near here early Saturday. The body was to be viewed by people who knew Mrs Mozanna McLain a government witness in the ginning cases last October who has been missing for some time. Officials did not indicate they believed the body to be McLain. Officers checked Newark officials on a report of a woman who had argued with her husband recently and might have been the victim.
Man Loses $910 From Overcoat Pocket
Earl Mower of Cedar Falls received 910 in cash and checks from selling cattle to farmers. In Waterloo Saturday he forgot banks were closed and misplaced the billfold in his overcoat pocket while shopping. The money was gone when he returned home. a reward is offered for its return.
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Earl Mower
Cedar Falls
Ceattie
Waterloo
Mower
Beral
Ginl Engaged to Bowen Weds Cowboy Actor
Katharine Thorne, 21, who was engaged to Clymer Bowen, wed cowboy actor George Gillespie, 32, in Phoenix Arizona yesterday. Thorne is daughter of Robert J Thorne former president and director of Montgomery Ward & Co.
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Chicago
Katherine Thorne
Clymer
Bowen
Phoenix
Ariz
George Gillespie
Thorne
Robert J. Thorne
Montgomery Ward & Co
English Army Estimates For Next Year Reported
London reports the English army estimates for the coming financial year total 46,645,000 pounds sterling. The establishment is planned at about 160,000 men, a reduction of 3,000 from the preceding year and a decrease of 605,000 pounds. The figures show a modest cut in size and cost.
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London
D Arcy Divorce Clears Path to Hollywood Wedding
Hollywood report notes Roy D Arcy's wife to receive final decree today, paving the way for a long-anticipated marriage to Liza Grey Chaplin. Laura Guisti sues for divorce, alleges D Arcy squandered her mother's $40,000, while Guisti hints at future marital ventures with a New York banker.
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Hollywood
Cal
R— Roy D'Arcy
D'Arcy
Liza Grey Chaplin
Laura Gulstl
Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Guisti
New York
Thirteen-Year-Old Girl’s Marriage Annulled by Court
A decree from Judge H B Boies annuls the marriage of Margarette Soper and Joseph Allen Roper on grounds the bride was under 14 when wed. Soper consented. attorney John W Gouvynoe filed the application. Also, Mary Sheeley petitions for divorce from Harvey Sheeley. A separate blast at Margaret Sheppard’s cafe on Wentworth Avenue caused $2,000 damage.
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Margarette Soper
Joseph Allen Roper
H. B. Boies
Soper
Mary Sheeley
Harvey Sheeley
Chinese minister seeks U S relinquishment of extraterritoriality
Shanghai February 25. The Chinese minister in Washington has raised the issue with the State Department. The Nationalist Government asks the United States to give up extraterritorial rights.
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CIA
Shanghai
Washington
State Department
United States
Pilate Question Haunts Talk On Moral Order At Luncheon
Rev J G Creede denounced pleasure mad modern world at Ho tel luncheon saying material progress dulls the mind to spirituality and atheism rules when the human mind seeks earthly gains Russell Laiunson spoke on Pilate's Question noting mind and spirit. Walter A Jessup will speak at Teachers Night in Black's tea room and a Rotary tribute to Gen Philip Hanna honored his service and Rotary spirit.
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Pilate
Jésus
J. G. Creede
St. Mark’s Episcopal’ Church
A. G Reid
Walter A. Jessup
University of Iowa
Black's
Snowfall General But Wort Last Long
Snow fell across the state with variable depth from negligible in the southeast to six inches in the southwest. Much of the snow was wet and heavy and covered the state, though the southeast saw mainly rain. Temperatures Sunday night ran more than 20 degrees above zero.
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Bes Mojnes
Twenty five inducted into Moose Lodge at banquet
A class of 25 candidates was inducted into the second degree of the Moose Lodge at a banquet last night in Hotel Russell-Lamson, with 125 guests served. A Moose Hall program followed featuring musical readings, accordion and clarinet solos, songs, dances, harmonica, fiddlers, and selections by W. A. Wren.
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Moose Lodge
Russell-Lamson
Moose Hall
J. E. Meyers
James Edwards
Stever
Florence Sewyer
Hazel Smith
Marian Blitseh
Gaby Edwards
Old Lime Fiddiers Selestion
W. A. Wren
Baseball Fitcher Gets In Bad At Church Service
In Omaha on February 25 a Des Moines Western league pitcher Sam Daily, age 24, was sentenced to 10 days in jail after police charged him and companion Vern Waad with an unseemly brawl that disrupted services at the Calvary Baptist church mission on Sunday morning. Capetown crash report follows about Malcolm Campbell.
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Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Sam Daily
Dally
Vern Waad
Calvary Baptist Church Mission
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