Codlinge Fiscal Policies Face Senate Battle
Washington January 5 The Coolidge administration faces a Senate clash over the postal salary bill vetoed last spring and a proposed compromise raising revenue by higher postal rates. Republicans split over substituting the compromise for the vetoed bill, risking House action and a tight timetable. Democratic leaders seek a direct veto vote, while administration aides warn of possible defeat and a veto uphold could halt wage increases.
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C International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Congress
Coolidge
Senate
Postoffica
House
Senate Post Office Committee
Ismicrals
Presi
Bryan retires as Nebraska governor to sell coal
Lincoln Nebraska January 5 moving day for Charles W Bryan Democratic candidate for vice president in the November election. He retired today as governor and vacated the executive mansion to make way for his Republican successor Bryan who attracted national interest by his trust busting activities in the marketing of coal by the state of Nebraska will continue his fuel business in private life
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Mortuary Notices From Waterloo and Surroundings
Sarah U Stewart 79 formerly of Waterloo widow of Rev W G Stewart died yesterday at Moorcroft Wyoming. Body arrives Thursday private funeral 2 p m Walnut Street Baptist Rev R N MacDonald pastor burial Fair View. Surviving: Dr C K Stewart Mrs Alice K Stuli and Mrs May Dean Moorcroft Dr George Stewart Des Moines Dwight Stewart St Louis. Also Claude Burrows's widow Mrs Grande Burrows 18 died Saturday St Francis Hospital septicemia eight weeks illness. Born June 1365 Decorah, moved to Waterloo a year ago. Surviving: her husband, parents Mr and Mrs Henry Wichois, two sisters, brothers Martha Dorothy Edward Harry. A baby daughter preceded her in death. Funeral 1 p m Wednesday St John’s Church, burial Calgary. Body viewable at O Keefe Towne mortuary. Miss Lillian Evertoft 25 died Saturday at a hospital. Born July in Park Minnesota, moved Glyndon then Waterloo ten months ago. Surviving: parents Mr and Mrs Anton Ebertort, three sisters eight brothers. Body taken to hospital yesterday for burial.
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Bira
Sarah E. Stewart
Waterloo
W. G. Stewart
Moorcroft
Wyo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
R. N. MacDonald
Fair View
Lafayette Street
C.K. Stewart
Alice
Stuli
May Dean
George Stewart
Des Moines
Dwight Stewart
St. Louis
Claude Burrows
Grande Burrows
St. Francis Hosapital
Decorah
Witerioo
Tienry Wichois
Martha
Dorothy
Edward
Harry
Satarfoo
St John's Church
Calgary
O’keefe & Towne Mortuary
Lillian Ereltopt
Ailis Lillian Evertoft
Ren Hospital
Jake Park
Minn
Glyndon
Anton Ebettort
Ndon
Alimony Awarded to Mrs Beatrice Breese in Long Island Divorce
Beatrice Breese of Southampton and Longstand N Y receives alimony of 4500 annually after divorce from Robert P Breese a millionaire yachtsman. Breese accused of misconduct at his West Palm Beach home and on his yacht. The couple share an eight year old daughter named Beatrice.
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Beatrice Breese
Southampton
Longstand N. Y
Arthur Claflin
Deerse
Robert’ P. Breese
Breese
West Palm Beach
Beatrice
Senate wrestles with postal pay bill and Muscle Shoals delay
The piece details a temporary emergency compromise on postal workers pay lasting ten months from April 15 to February 15, with a joint congressional committee to report a permanent rate bill. It notes Senate delays, Muscle Shoals debates, and eleven major appropriation bids awaiting action, plus ten general legislation items not yet tackled as a potential special session looms.
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Tracy
Moses
Congress
Senate
Altho
Republican ‘ Senate
Federal Reserve System
United States
Supreme Court
World Court
Herald
Trinunma News Service
Sterling Reaches 10 Cents From Par
New York January 5 report says sterling exchange climbs to near parity with the dollar. Demand pressures lift the price to around 4.76 percent above the base, reflecting London’s early advance and broader monetary movement.
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Sterling
New York
Ondon
Rock Island seeks abandonment of 23 mile line segment
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to abandon 23 miles of its line from Tecumseh to Asn ur Oklahoma due to insufficient traffic to cover operating costs. The application was filed in Washington January.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tecumseh
Asnur
Okio
Trafic
Burlin Banker and Wife End Their Lives
Derlin January 5 Leopold Friedlaender a 73 year old banker and his wife committed suicide today with poison. Friedlaender's bank had been closed recently by the prosecutor amid a sensational bank scandal involving high Russian officials.
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Derlin
Leopold Friendlaender
Friedlaender
Tharmiat
Mussolini Grows Distant as Black Shirt Soldiers Patrol Rome
In Rome the fascist safety show continued as troops in full war regalia patrolled streets and railway hubs. Premier Mussolini faced cabinet resignations from Sarrocchi and Casati while ex premier Giolitti lingered, with rumors De Neva might join or quit.
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United Press
Rome
Miltia
Mussolini
Italy
Giolitti
Orlando
Salandra
Sarrechi
Casati
de Neva
Dishwashers Inherit Florida Land Tract Worth $250000
In Miami a Philadelphia hotel dishwasher, Olivia Mae Elssler, is named heir to a 40 acre Florida tract valued at $250000. The land, split between her husband John A. Elssler’s sister Elmina C. Elssler, became the subject of a trust and quit-claim dispute after John Wissler’s death three years earlier. The sister allegedly failed to honor the agreement to sell the land and share proceeds, leaving Mrs. Elssler to seek support while the case moved through Florida courts.
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Miami
Fla
Philadelphia
Olivia Mae Etssler
John A. Elssler
Elmina C. Elssler
John Wissler
Elssler
Supreme Court OKs Federal Control of Lake Withdrawals
The Supreme Court ruled the federal government may regulate water withdrawals from Lake Michigan by Chicago’s sanitary district. It upheld a lower court injunction limiting withdrawals to 4 167 cubic feet per second and ordered it effective in 60 days, with room for further War Department permits.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Empowerel
Ppattany
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Sanitary District of
War Department
Supreme Court
Secretary of War
Cleveland Bank Robbery Indicts Couple In Detroit Extradition
Bank robberies case targets Aira Ruth Bush aged 20 and her husband Francis J. Bush. Indicted for a Cleveland Trust Company holdup with $18,000 seized. The pair were located in Detroit and extradited to Cleveland for trial. They deny the charges despite alleged identifications by bank staff.
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Pretty Aira
Ruth Bush
Francis J. Bush
Cleveland Trust Company
Bush
Detroit
Cleveland
Mellon Gets Paris Proposal on Debt
Washington January 3 The French memorandum on payment of war debt to the United States was sent by Secretary Hughes to Secretary Mellon for private information. Officials would not comment on the suggestions but hope it may form the basis for a follow up. The memo reportedly proposes a settlement plan including an eighty year moratorium and interest at the rate of one half of one percent during the moratorium. Mellon will present the suggestions to the debt funding commission soon.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
France
United States
Hughes
M. Clementel
Herrick
State Department
Clemente
Mellon
Debt Funding Commission
Steady Improvement in Iowa Banking Seen in July Abstract
Iowa report shows banking sector gains with total resources up by three and a half million since June 30 and deposits higher by over ten million. State banking superintendent Robert L. Leach notes the Sept 29 close of business data cover 849 savings banks 331 state banks and 22 trust companies. A Saturday call for Dec 31 statements may further improve the outlook.
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Tres Moines
Robert L. Leach
Fight over aged bridegroom's will and delinquent tax sale
In Stone City Iowa a will dated Oct 3 1924 leaves estate to a 1 year old bridegroom widow amid a mystery around his death. Coroner rules suicide. Larsen estate valued at 45900. One hundred fifteen parcels of real estate were offered at tax sale, adjourned and continued today with about 20 bidders. County aims to recover taxes via highest bid. Sale held in courthouse room as proceedings continued.
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Stone City
Samuel Larsen
Larsen
Ted
Toome
Waterloo man reported dead in Oklahoma City
Tl. R. Evans, 41, a salesman from Waterloo, Ia, for the Springfield Insurance company, died in a hotel in Oklahoma City from a brain hemorrhage. The attack struck him in minutes, and efforts to locate relatives failed as no such person could be found in local directories or state records.
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Waterloo
Oklahoma City
Isy United Press
Okla
Tl. R. Evans
Springfield Insurance Company
Stent Day Luncheon Features Impersonations at Hotel Russell
Stunt day for ro taryans at the NeonDasy luncheon in Hotel Russell-Semgen featured impersonations. Wirt Howie mimicked Bruce Gates with a speech on Gates Basis dieas college. W H Brinn parodied Hermann Miller reading his autobiography. Mr and Mrs Thomas Shafer hosted about 500 guests Saturday evening, with Mrs Dan Holmes and Alvin Peters among the attendees.
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Russell-Semgen
Wirt Howie
Bruce Gates
Gates Basidieas College
W.H. Brinn
Hermann Miller
Uentersain Witit 500
Thomas Shafer
BOM
Favera
Dan Holmes
Alvin Peters
Los Angeles Seeks Death Sleep Source
Officials in Los Angeles investigate a carbon monoxide death toll after a winter outbreak. A central meeting will review tests of heater types to identify risks for those most vulnerable, as the city seeks to curb more fatalities.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mrs Bickley Pioneer Woman Dies At 71 In Waterloo
Mrs Susan George Bickley 71 daughter of Sylvanus Cox early Waterloo County pioneer died Saturday at her son John W George s home 212 West Wallington Waterloo after five weeks illness. She was born 1854 in Joliet Illinois taught school in Plainfield Indiana lived in Waterloo most of 39 years also resided in Santa Ana Kansas and Missouri. She was twice married first to John W George a Civil War soldier later to D S Bickley who died in 1924 at Santa Ana. Funeral Tuesday 2 p m from Kistver chapel Rev W W Alain Graves Memorial United Brethren Church, burial at Fairview. The Woman s Relief Corps will attend in a body.
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Susan George Bickley
Sylvanus B. Cox
Tlawk County
John W. George
West Wallington Street
Isne
Waterloo Township
Alves. Bicksey
Waterloo
Santa Ana
Cali
Kansas
Missouri
Joliet
Plainfield
George
Cartier
Crosby
Decedent
D. S. Bickley
Kingsville
Tex
Adell.Ichty
G. B. Cox
Puneral
Kistver Chapel
Ww.y. Alain
Hustor
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Fairview
Waterloo Mayor Denies Smallpox Epidemic Status
A. E. Gnagy, Waterloo mayor, refutes claims of a smallpox epidemic. He notes 45 amalinox cases since Oct 1, 16 quarantined within city limits with only two new this past week. He says per capita cases are very low and expects the disease to fade as winter ends.
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Waterloo Sa
A. E. Gnagy
Waterloo
Irene Castle Gives Birth To Seven Pound Daughter
Chicago January 5 Mrs Frederick McLaughlin formerly Irene Castle the dancer is the mother of a seven pound daughter born yesterday in a local hospital. The child may be named Irene. The McLaughlins married in November 1922. This is her third marriage after Vernon Castle's war death and a Paris divorce from Captain Robert H Tremain.
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Chicago
Frederick McLaughlin
Irene Castle
Irene
McLaughlin
Vernon Castle
Robert H. Tremain
Paris
Bread Price Advance Promised in Cedar Rapids Briefs
Cedar Rapids Bakers announce an advance in bread prices. Des Moines notes funeral service postponements for Willan Wright and Mrs. Dawson Wright to attend. Breckenridge reports from Kansas City confirm Ray Snodderly’s alibi in a bandit car case. Connail Bluffs Sheriff cites alibi confirmation. Cedar Rapids also covers Rev. John D. Clinton delivering a cross word puzzle sermon.
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Cedar Rapids
Bakers
Des Moines
Willan
Wright
Blain
Mobile
Ala
Nellis Dawson Wright
Stein
Connail Bluffs
Sherif Lainson
Kansas City
Ray Snodderly
Assistants Approved for County Attorney Appointments
County board approved appointments of assistants to new county attorney W. A. Goak for the year without reservations. Originally A G Reid was named temporarily as advisor to the board and party, pending in which the county is a party. Salaries for the assistants and other deputies will be fixed later by the supervisors.
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W. A. Goak
A. G. Reid
Board of Supervisors
Three Drunks Arrested in Municipal Court
Three men were hauled into municipal court on intoxication charges. Eddie Brown, described as colored, had an unexpired sentence and was committed to serve his out before any new trial. He will be brought before Judge Beem again on January 17. The other two defendants were absent and released on bail as their bonds were forfeited.
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Eddie Brown
Brown
J. C. Beem
Ames Student Gerald Howrey Returns Home
Gerald Howrey an electrical engineering student at Iowa State College left yesterday for Ames after spending the Mosday vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Howrey.
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Ames
Gerald Howrey
Iowa State College
Mrs
A. J. Howrey
Hudson to Cedar Falls grading plan discussed
A committee including William Crownover H R Hollis and F J Waltman conferred with the county supervisors on grading and graveling the Hudson to Cedar Falls road. The plan aims to have the project in the 1925 Black Hawk county road program due to heavy traffic and its link between primary No 59 at Hudson and primary No 58 at Cedar Falls. Logan’s condition after last Wednesday’s auto crash was updated as he remains in pain with a fractured collar bone two broken ribs and bruises from being crushed between two cars on Fourth street east.
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William Crownover
H. R. Hollis
F. J. Waltman
Board of Supervisors
Hudson
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Hadson
Cadar Falls
W. GC. Logan
Fourth Street
Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
Kansas City physician Dr. Andrews unveils a compact truss claiming superior cure for ruptures. The device weighs ounces, lacks pads or bands, and is marketed with a free trial offer to Courier readers willing to refer a neighbor.
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Kansas Cuy
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