Sandino Forms New Republic in Rebel Territory in Nicaragua
Wanagua Nicaragua Jan 5 Gen Augustino Sandino proclaims a new republic in Neuva Segovia with money coined and strict penalties for alcohol sales and property burning. He renames San Fernando Sandino and clashes with US Marines. Moncada repudiates him as the radical leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanagua
Nicaragua
Neuva Segovia
Augustino Sandino
United States
Republc
San Fernando
Sandino
Republic
Wberal
Jose Maria Moncada
Diaz
Henry L. Stimson
Coolidge
Mbneral
Angier
G. D. Hatfield
United States Marine Corps
Gen. Moncada
Sandino Sandino
Bolshevista
Bentino
Noronal
Quilall
Orotal
Geotal
Quilal
Machine Gunners Reinforce Marines at Quilali
The article describes American forces reinforcing Marines at Quilali during the rainy season, with garrisons left at Hearo Telpaneca Ocotal and Samote while Liccol umr moved to Matagalpa. Sandino exploited the delay, built up forces, and seized dynamite to use as bombs against marines and guardsmen. Navy planes dropped bombs earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilali
Semaon
Hearo
Telpaneca
Ocotal
Samote
Liccolumr
Matagalpa
Sandino
San Albino
Moncada
Funeral Services for Mrs Sarah Beem Davis Held in Waterloo
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Beem Davis longtime Waterloo resident and early schools teacher were held at 2:30 p m in the family home 432 Western avenue with Arthur Moreton of the Christian Science church in charge Burial took place at Elmwood beside her husband Relatives attending included son W B Davis Lincoln Nebraska and brothers W D Beem and M T Beem Marengo and C M Beem Marshalltown Mrs FE A Leo Cedar Rapids W W Wilson Marion and F G and Romaine Glark Waverly. Arthur E Harris 64 a Waterloo resident for 30 years died at 2:30 p m yesterday at his daughter s home 216 Cottage sreet after a 10 weeks illness of diabetic complications He was born March 25 1863 in Clarksville Tenn and married Miss Mary Moore Bryant in Clarksville They came to Waterloo in 1883 He worked as a traveling salesman for Northoy Lights Milling Co Owatonna Minn Surviving are daughter Mrs Burk of Waterloo three grandchildren and a brother G R Harris of Len Leandra Cal His wife preceded him in death eight years ago An only son died in infancy The body is at the O Keefe Towne mortuary
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Sarah Beem
Saran Beem Davis
Waterloo
Western Avenue
Arthur Moreton
Christian Science Church
Elmwood
Albert Greeley
W. B
Davis
Lincoln
New
W. D, Beem
M. T. Beem
Marengo
C. M. Beem
Marshalltown
FE. A. Leo
Cedar Rapids
W. W. Wilson
Marion
F. G
Romaine Glark
Waverly
Arthur E. Harris
L. H. Burk
Clarksville
Tenn
Clarksville University
Mary Moore Bryant
Waterleo
North |Oy Lights Milling Company
Owatonna
Minn
Burk
Harris
Len Leandra
Cal
Deal
O'Keefe &Towne Mortuary
Tunney Plans 1928 Title Fights With Uzcudun and Dempsey
The Evening World reports Gene Tunney intends to meet Paulino Uzcudun and Jack Dempsey in two 1928 title bouts. Uzcudun would likely face Tunney in July in Los Angeles, where Paulino is slated to fight George Godfrey in February. A $125,000 higher guarantee than Tex Rickard’s offer is cited for the planned July bout.
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New York
i/P
Gene Tunney
Pauling Uzcudun
Jack Dempery
Evening World
Gene
Los Angeles
Paulino
George Godfrey
Tunney
Tex Rickard
Superintendent Kline Recovering After Gall Bladder Infection
Charles W. Elins, superintendent of vast public schools, was taken home from his office yesterday with a gall bladder infection. He was seriously ill last night but resting easier today.
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Charles W. Elins
Kling
Banquet to Close Contractors Meet in Des Moines
The annual banquet concluded the Iowa contractors session with former Gov. W. L. Harding among speakers. A business session elected officers while charges were raised that many contractors ignore overhead and depreciation in bids. Discussions focused on securing state highway contracts amid bidding practices criticisms.
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Des Moines
W. L. Harding
Iowa
Tony
Merchandising Topics At Iowa Implement Dealers Meeting
Ames Iowa January 5 The Iowa Implement Dealers association discussed merchandising during sessions of its thirty second annual convention. Addresses were given by R G Nuss Madison Wisconsin and T Dele Yoder University of Iowa Commerce. Treasurer E P Armknecht Donnellson led a discussion. The convention banquet is planned for tonight.
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Ames
Iowa Implement Dealers’ Association
R. G. Nuss
Madison
Wis
National Federation of Implement Dealers
T. Dele Yoder
University of Iowa College of Commerce
E. P. Armknecht
Donnellson
Brick Plants Idle as Attorneys Talk in Iowa
Eight brick and clay plants in Iowa part of United Clay Products of Kansas City were idle as Kansas City attorneys argued over appointing a temporary receiver by federal Judge Albert A Reeves. The plants at Boone Carlisle Van Meter Creston Adel and Des Moines area were affected. A local company representative expects a reopening soon. In Washington Indiana a man confessed to arson in a house fire with insurance money involved leading to grand jury charges against two others.
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Ors Moines
Iowa
United Clay Products Corporation of
Kansas City
Albert A. Reeves
Tova
Boor
Carlisle
van Meter
Creston
Adel
Ralph Tuller
Funeral for Edwin Brown Held After Dec Coat Fall
Funeral services were held for Edwin Brown a former Municipal Light Plant employee who died from injuries suffered when a pile of falling coats crushed him on December 20. He sustained broken ribs and a puncture.
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Amesia
Jan
Edwin Brown
Ght
Jung
Temperatures Forecast for Wednesday to Thursday
An OCR reading shows temperature data for Wednesday and Thursday with minimums and times, though several words are garbled. The legible items include a Wednesday minimum around .12 and a Thursday 3 PM reading, with other fragments indicating forecasted highs and lows.
Ruth Elder fights old Georgia charge amid gossip row
Ruth Elder, the trans Atlantic flyer, denies a Clayton Georgia charge of unduly conduct with Rev Hubert Jenkins. She says gossip and delay show injustice as her husband Lyle Womack vows defense and待 plans to join her after travel to Panama.
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Canton
Ruth Elder
Florida
Atlantic
Atlanta
Clayton
Miss Elder
United Press
Hubert Jenkins
Panama
INS
Lyle Womack
Ruth
Shuford Jenkins
Womack
United States
Jenkins
Moody
Lawyers Will Pays Clients Who Lost Thus Poor Advice
San Francisco January reports the will of Gavin McNab a California lawyer provides reimbursements to clients who lost on his advice. Probate filing states estate valued $600000 to $800000 with $40000 to two clients M Elkins of Palo Alto $3000 and Joseph P Freenell of San Francisco $5000.
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San Francisco
Cal
Gavin McNab
California
Land Heritage
McNab
Jeff
Osea Hota
M. Elkins
Palo Alto
Joseph P. Freenell
Senate Agricultural Committee Opens Health Inquiry on McNary Forestry
Congressional brief notes the Senate Agricultural committee begins health discussions linked to the McNary forestry matter while the House debates state and justice department appropriations and labor commerce spending. Naval affairs panel continues Magruder charge probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Senate Agricultural Committee
HOUSE
State, Justice, Labor and Commerce Department
Naval Affairs Committee
Last Appeal For Mrs. Snyder Gray Nears Execution
In Albany on January 5, lawyers argued before Gov. Smith for two hours to halt the impending electric chair death sentences of Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. The governor offered no decision, and spectators filled the executive chamber as Mrs. Snyder's mother sat in the front row.
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Albany
Gov. Smith
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Jackson Day Dinner Seats Empty for Gov Smith
Washington January letter notes Gov. Smith of New York will skip the Jackson day dinner. The table for the Democratic event on January 12 will be vacant and other presidential hopefuls may be absent as organizers plan to hear all aspirants. John W. Mavis is named tastmaster and Clem Shaver leads the committee though out of city for statements. The Jackson day dinner, a party institution, hasn't been held since 1920.
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Washington
D. C
John W. Mavis
Five Cities Seek Trial For Woman Forgery Suspect
Waterloo police and federal officers press to prosecute Mrs Jeannette Brooks alias Jean Goets and other aliases for forgeries after her sting of misrepresented wealth across St Paul Minneapolis Virginia and Waterloo She has a $5000 bond in Waterloo and a $9090 bond in Chicago with a history of theft and an Stillwater penitentiary term The woman is described as 42 years old five feet eight inches tall about 140 pounds with three daughters.
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Waterloo
Jeannette Brooks
H. T. Wagner
EB. J. Murnane
St. Paul
Minn
Brooks
Jean Goets
Jeannelle Hartenstein
Black Hawk
Chicago
Paul
Minneapolis
Virginia
Wagner
Waterioo
Tom Mackin
Winnetka
Odella Morsette
Subcommittee at Kansas City Works on Big Convention
National Republican committee subcommittee members gathered in Kansas City to draft plans for the June national convention. Delegates include David W. Mulvane Kansas William H. Crocker California Relph E Williams Oregon J Henry Hornback Connecticut Mrs Alvin T Hert Kentucky Mrs Manley J Fosseen Minnesota Miss Bina M West Michigan Mrs Wilma Sinclair Levan Chico and Charles D Hikes New York Chairman William Butler Massachusetts expected to arrive. Arrangements for press and hotel accommodations for delegates occupied today and tomorrow.
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Kansas City
INS
National Republican Committee
National Committee
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
William H. Crocker
California
Relph E. Willams
Oregon
J. Henry Hornback
Connecticut
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Manley J. Fosseen
Minnesota
Bina M.west
Michigan
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Chico
Charles D. Hikes
New York
William Butler
Massachusetts
Haugen Says Farms Missed Millions By Bill Veto
Shenandoah Iowa January 5 Farmers would have paid off all debts and gained millions if the McNary Haugen bill had become law Representative Gilbert N Haugen co author spoke from KFNF radio noting the equalization fee proposal led to President Coolidges veto and insisting it was not a crime to fund farmers benefits from their own fees
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Shenandoah Ja
Pfarmers Whld
McNary-Haugen
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
KFNF
Coolidge
Haugen
Four Dead and Twenty Missing in Berlin Blast
A four story house in North Berlin collapsed from an ammonia gas blast while residents slept. Four persons were killed and between 20 and 30 others were believed buried in the debris. Rescue efforts were underway as authorities investigated the cause.
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Bern. Jan
Berlin
Lincoln Baseball Club franchise moved to Pueblo
Dick Breen, president of the Lincoln Western league club, agreed to transfer the Lincoln franchise to Pueblo if other owners approve. He will seek a league vote January 12 in Oklahoma City.
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Pueblo
Colo
Dick Breen
Lincoln Baseball Club
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Local Woman Injured In Fall At Lafayette Street Studio
Mrs Sadie Clapper of the Clans photograph studio 51612 Lafayette Street remains incapacitated from a fracture of her left arm after a fall. Building permits and local notices mention related entries for M and Morgan heating plants and other municipal items.
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Sadie Clapper
Lafayette Street
Vut Fourth
Tallagatte Buteets
Greater Waterloo Ass'n Re-Elects H C Miller Head
Herman C. Miller of Herman Miller Insurance Co was re elected president of the Greater Waterloo association for the ensuing year at the annual directors meeting in Hotel Russell Lamson. Frank Collard Jr is vice president A L Lommel second vice president and H W Wente treasurer. Directors set a general membership dinner next Wednesday at Hotel Russell Lamson with speaker Arthur Brayton from Des Moines.
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Herman C. Miller
Herman Miller Insurance Company
Greater Waterloo Association
Russell-Lam- Soil
Frank Collard, Jr
A. L. Lommel
H. W. Wente
Russell Lamson
Arthur Brayton
Des Moines
Patter
The
Merchants Trade Journal
Fletcher Declines Opinion on Road Bond Issuance
Des Moines reports Attorney General John Fletcher declined to issue an official opinion on Governor Hammill’s $10,000,000 road bond bill or its funding by a statewide property tax. He said the questions were moot and not before state officials, but could be considered if the legislature enacts a similar measure in the future.
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Des Moines
John Fletcher
Joan Hammill
Fletcher
General Assembly
Ile
KFNF to Broadcast from Other Stations in Iowa
Shenandoah Iowa January 5 An FCC ban on nighttime radiocasts leads Henry Field KFNF seedman to hire night programs from peers. A contract with KFEQ St Joseph Missouri covers three hours of Saturday remote broadcasts expected to start tonight under remote control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Federal Radio Commission
Henry Field
KFNF
KFEQ
St. Joseph
Aged Victim of Cold Wave Found Dead in Davenport
Miss Mary Keegan aged 68 was found dead in her Davenport home, seated near a kitchen stove. Coroner J D Cantwell ruled death due to exposure after she had been dead about two days. neighbors notified authorities when no activity was seen.
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Davenport
Mary Keegan
J. D. Cantwell
Natice
Iowan Electrocuted on Wisconsin Power Line Work
Robert Brown aged 24 from Logan Indiana was killed near Mineral Point Wisconsin when he touched two wires of 2300 volts while repairing a Wisconsin Power and Light Co line. He died after three hours of resuscitation. He was not married and had six months with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point
Wis
Robert Brown
Logan
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Navy Probe Sees Wilbur Pars Block Officer Attendance
Rear Admiral Magruder told the House Naval Affairs Committee in Washington that Secretary Wilbur Pars barred any naval officer from attending the committee's investigation into Magruder's charges of navy inefficiency.
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Washington, D. C
Jane
Thomas P. Magruter
House Naval Affairs Committee
Wilbur
Magruder
Forger Sentenced to 10 Years in Anamigsareformatory
In January High W. Bennett a 19 year old from Marshalstown pled guilty after presenting a forged check at Igeal Bank. Judge Cummings sentenced him to 10 years in the Anamigsareformatory, within an hour of the plea.
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Marshalstown
Igeal Bank
High W. Bennett
Cummings
Approves Hill for New Iowa Judge
The House today approved a bid to appoint a new federal judge in southern Iowa. In other city news, Council Bluffs forms a committee of 100 to study Missouri river navigation feasibility. A bandits’ off night ends with one dead, another captured, and a third surrendered under police pressure in Chicago.
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Washington
DR. C
House
Southern
Iowa
Council Blugs
INS
Missouri River
Chicace
Sho
Pisici
Robbins Named Assistant Secretary of War to Succeed MacNider
Cedar Rapids Iowa January 5 1925 Col Charles Burton Robbins chosen to replace Col Hanford MacNider as assistant secretary of war after a long period of service in Iowa The nomination was to be confirmed promptly by the Senate Robbins will depart for Washington later this week or early next week MacNider plans to return to Mason City and resume private business interests after resignation.
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Cedar Rapids
C. B. Robbins
Washington, D. C
Charles Burton Robbins
Hanford MacNider
Senate
Cyrenus Cale
Col. Robbins
Cole
Robbins
Coolidge
Washington
Officers Reserve Corps
Army War College
Cedar Davids
Col. Machider
Iowa
Mason City
MacNider
MaccNider
Miner Shot At In Mine War Ambush At Centerville
Charles Shadden an employee at the Diamond lump pit in Appanoose county was fired upon from an ambush in the first reported gun attack of the mine war. Shot splattered clothing but no injury. Shadden belongs to the United Brotherhood of Miners which had been denied a permanent injunction against union picketing.
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Centerville
Appanoose County
Charles Shadden
Diamond Lump Pit
Shadden
United Brotherhood of Miners
Wesleyan College Names James E Coons New President
Dr. James E. Coons arrived with Mrs. Coons to Mt Pleasant Ta to assume duties as president of Wesleyan College replacing A S Smith who resigned to return to the ministry. Coons had been pastor at Newton Center Massachusetts prior to the appointment and inauguration pending.
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Mt. Pleasant
James E. Coons
Down Wesleyan College
Altho
Coons
Newton Center
Mass
A. 5. Smith
Brain Tests and Mental Rating Slant in Old Study
A fragment discusses completion tests by Ebbinghaus and asks which statements are correct in three items. It mentions infant feeding, a rabbit scene, and world languages as part of psychological assessment examples with dates and age references embedded in the muddled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universiti
Ebbinghaw
Injunction Restraining Tax Deed Issued in Waterloo Case
The Waterloo Bank & Trust Co seeks to stop tax deed transfer for Stewart Manufacturing Co with W H J H Stewart R D Jay C G Briden Z A Cates and First National Bank named as defendants. Briden holds the tax certificate on MorningSide factory property. bond posted for $1000. The receiver claims $5395 against Stewart for January 1924 loan and seeks appointment of a fiduciary to redeem from tax sale and distribute assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Stewart Manufacturing Company
W. H. and
J.H. Stewart
R. D. Jay
C. G. Briden
Z. A. Cates
First National Bank
Briden
Steward Company
H. B. Boies
Plaintlig
Stewart Company
Waterloo Bank &Trust Co
American Folks Now Intelligent Investors in Stocks and Bonds
Leo Mak of W. D Hanna & Co told the Lions Club at the Elks dining room today that Americans have become intelligent investors in stocks and bonds. He noted postwar shifts with industrial bonds moving from Europe to American ownership and cited a headline figure of 900 million dollars in bonds and stock sold in the United States last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mak
W. Dhanna & Co
Bond House
Lions Club
Elks Club
United States
Europe
Waterloo Savings Banc Statement of Resources and Liabilities 1927
The document presents the Statement of Condition for Waterloo Savings Banc in Black Hawk County as of December 31, 1927. It lists resources including loans, overdrafts, real estate, deposits from banks, cash items, and total assets, with liabilities comprising capital stock, surplus, profits, and various deposits from individuals and banks. Signatures from J. E. Johnson, R. W. Waite, and J. J. Miller, along with notary acknowledgment, attest to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ewe Ae Sored
Rth
Eee Wee Tee
Towa
Black Hawk County
J. EB. Johnson
Waite
J. d. Miler
W. Spalding Miler
Minck Hawk County
Co. T Wilson Carleton Sias
W. E. Oole
Get Rid of Nervousness Before It Gets Rid of You
An old advertisement for Lifetone Tablets promises stronger nerves and steady energy in two weeks. It claims improved endurance, memory, and confidence, with a 72 tablet bottle offered for $1.00 and a money back guarantee through Robert Drug Co. and druggists.
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Grand Health Builder
Robert Drug Co
Lifetone
Robert Rug Co
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