Warren 10 Front As Candidate For Cabinet
Unclear senate opposition to Attorney General Stone delays a Supreme Court appointment. Charles B. Warren of Michigan emerges as a likely successor to the pending cabinet vacancy, with other names including James M. Beck, William J. Donovan, Gov Groesbeck, and Chief Justice Ruggs of Massachusetts. A New York Times/AP report notes added names and shifting discussions in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Stone
Supreme Court
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Warren
Greesbeck
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
William J. Donovan
New York
Groesbeck
Rugs
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Stons
J. Pierpont Morgan
Japan and Russia Nearing Agreement in Peking Talks
Tokyo reports confident that a Russo Japanese parley in progress in Peking is nearing a pivotal agreement. Terms allegedly grant Japan a substantial share of oil and coal output in Russia. Russia to apologize for the Nikolaievka affair and halt propaganda in Japan. Japan to withdraw troops when physical conditions permit. Debts and claims to be settled later.
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Tokio
Peking
Japan
Russia
Nikolaievak
Legion Committees Meet Next Week in Indianapolis
National committees of the American Legion including the national executive committee will meet at national headquarters in Indianapolis between Saturday, January 12 and Thursday, January 16. The agenda includes appointing national committee members and fixing dates for the national convention at Omaha next fall.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
National Executive Committee
Nation
Russell Creviston
Omaha
Police Hall Girl Headed for Chorus
Detectives arrested Evelyn Taylor 17 a Council Bluffs runaway and detained her in Des Moines jail pending transfer to Council Bluffs authorities. Arrival of Omaha officers expected to escort her home today.
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Des Moines
Evelyn Taylor
Council Bluffs
Miss Taylor
Omaha
Klan Women Seek Charter in Nebraska Filed Articles of Incorporation
Lincoln Neb Jan 10 The Women of the Ku Klux Man, an Arkansas corporation, filed the original articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Charles W Poole to become a Nebraska corporation DEFENDS EDUCATED to Des Moines Jan 10 It will not unsex the woman Dr J W Million president of Des Moines university said the group of club women he Austinet Million declared
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Lincoln
Neb
The
Ku Klux Man
Arkansas
Charles W. Poole
Nebraska
Des Moines
Ion
J. W. Million
Tes Moines Universiold
Million
Suspicious judge probes McClintock deaths in Chicago
A Chicago investigation into the death of William Nelson McClintock expands as Chief Justice Harry Olson demands extending the probe to the deaths of his sister in law Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson. Olson says his brother was seen with William shortly before the youth’s death.
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William Nelson McClintock
Caleage
Windy City
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
Emma Nelson McClintock
Billy
Oscar Olson
Olson
McClintock
Shepherd
William 20
Girl Seeks Damages for Motor Accident Injuries
Marjorie Grebein, a four year old, by her next friend H G Delon, sues Charles Tenébaum for 121.35 for injuries in a motor car crash on November 4 1924 at Washington street and Park avenue ne. The girl suffered facial cuts requiring stitches after Grebein in the other car claimed to be in the intersection first.
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Marjorie Grebein
H. Gre Delon
Charles Tenébaum
Washington Street
Park Avene
Grebein
Tenebaum
County Assessors Confer Over Annual Census Enumerations
County assessors from 18 townships and eight cities met the county board to refine this year’s assessments and census enumeration. J W Hartman was named chairman and Albert Rasmussen secretary. I W Esher read state instructions. Waterloo will pay 50 cents an hour for assessors and census takers.
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County Board
J. W. Hartman
East Water Noo
Albert Rasmussen
Cedar Falls
I. W. Esher
Waterloo
Cedar Walls
la Porte
City
Hudson
Dunkerton
Gilbertvilla
Cedar Heights
Castle Hill
Barclay
Bennington
Big Creek
Black Hawk
Cedar
Eagle
Base Waterton
Fox
Lester
Lincoln
Mt. Ver Aen
Orange
Poyner
Sprints Greek
Union
Washington
Detention Hospital Free of Patients After Three Months
Mr and Mrs C W Lyon who run the detention hospital report no patients today the first time in nearly three months Most patients recently were suffering from smallpox Three members of one family were patients W T Owings died his 80 year old mother and her grandson Everett were also ill Ev erett and his grandmother had a severe form of the disease
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C. W. Lyon
W. T. Owings
Everett
Ev Jerett
Waterloo Travelers Banquet At Katte of Pythias Hall
Members of Waterloo council No 201 United Commercial Travellers and their families will hold an annual banquet at Katte of Pythias Hall at 6 PM. The meal will be cooked entirely by the men. After a brief business session, cards and dancing will follow with Arch W. McFortane as master of ceremonies and a guest of honor.
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Waterloo Council No
United Commercial Triplers
Katte of Pythias
Arch W. Mcfnrtane
Asi
Start First House of Year at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls January reports the start of a new house project with foundations laid and initial framing underway. City officials including councilman Fish from the Fourth ward and Mrs. Ish plan a three week trip to Hot Springs for health benefits, while announcement notes a birth in Cedar Rapids to Harold J. Duke and Ruth Vosteler.
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Hot Springs
F. F. Fish
Ciis
Ish
Nekes Hae Sos
Aeo
Wei
Mine
Harold J. Duke
Cedar Rapids
Reeddants
Waterloo
Vike
Rurh Vosteler
State Briefs Davenport Poultry Show Closes Entrants Rise
Davenport reports the Iowa State Poultry Show concluded last night with about 1,600 exhibits. More than 1.4 percent of University of Iowa students have been vaccinated in the last four days. Des Moines court arguments on public funds case finished and the judge will rule later. Mitchellville fire truck skidded into a ditch injuring two men seriously. Sion City confirms the death of Elizabeth Wail four, daughter of State Checker Ben Hall, struck by a streetcar.
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Davenport
Iowa
Des Moines
Thompson
Mitchellville
Sion City
Elizabeth Wail
Ben Hall
Senate May Vote on Muscle Shoals Bill Before It Adjourns
Washington D C June 10 A vote on the Muscle Shoals question before adjournment grew likelier as Senator Curtis Republican leader voiced hope to keep the Senate in session until the issue is decided and Senator Norris Nebraska chief opponent of the Norris measure said he was ready for a final vote. Senator Underwood Democrat Alabama predicted a comfortable majority for his Underwood bill and Curtis noted the president favored that bill over Norris measure for government ownership.
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Washington
D. C
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Repub Ean
Norris
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabama
Forged Christmas Checks Discovered in Iowa City Stores
Iowa City police received a dozen forged checks using the name of Lloyd M. Southwick, a Mayville Ix University student, cashed in local shops during the pre Christmas rush. Police report total recovered value under 100 dollars with believed further forgeries in merchants' hands.
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Iowa City
Lloyd M. Southwick
Mayville
Southwick
No One Hurt When Flier Really Does
Danville Indiana January 10 The engine and nine heavy cars of the Wabash flier from Kansas City to Detroit left the track when rain caused a six foot gap in the rails at Sydney 21 miles west of here today No one was injured.
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Danville
Wabash
Kansas City
Detroit
Sydney
Here
Bankers Committee to Meet in Ames January 16
The Iowa Bankers Association agricultural committee will meet in Ames on January 16. Irwin J. Green, the chairman, says D. H. Otis of the American Bankers Association, President Wohlenberg of the Iowa Bankers, and Secretary Frank Warner of the state association will lead the discussions.
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Davenport
Agricultural Committee
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Ames
Irwin J. Green
D. H. Otis
American Bankers’ Association
Wohlenberg
The
Iowa Bankers
Frank Warner
State Association
Mail Prat Lost in Fog Lands Two Hours Behind Schedule
Air Mail Pilot Hobson, en route from Iowa City to Chicago, became lost in fog early today. Officials at Maywood field worried for a short time, but he located himself and arrived safely two hours behind schedule.
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Chicago
Air Mail
Hobson
Iowa City
Maywood Field
Luke Woodward 93 dies oldests Friends minister
Riehanoud Ind Jan 10 Luke Woodward 93 oldest Friends minister in the world died yesterday at his Fountain City home after two days illness from pneumonia from indigestion He once had a charge in Oskaloosa Ia. He was a noted religious figure in Indiana and had long served in Friends circles.
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Riehanoud
Ind
Luke Woodward
Fountain City
Oskaloosa
Births Reported In Ren Winkien Township And Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs William Toepke announce a daughter Monna born Jan 3 in Ren Winkien Township. Mr and Mrs Cieorga W Ashley of Kiehuh east report a daughter Wee it. Mr and Mrs Cliterd Tuts, 717 red 1 Hen, welcome a baby. The list includes multiple families noting daughters and twins, with names such as Elizabeth, Marjorie, Caroline, Grace and more, across local households.
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William Toepke
Ren- Winkien T Township
Monna
Cieorga W. Ashley
Kiehuh East
Wee
Cliterd Tuts
Watter Petersen
Pulls
el Sind Derown
Gta Richard Thorpe
Hlualta
Chars Intte Marie
Namal
John Thadson Siehna
Sen
Dehn Anthan
Linley
Tel
Ll. Elauchter
Marjorie
Waward T. Kasne
Therneni Dee
Glenn Tal
Dee. It
Gorvin Cui
Penne
Ly Tien
Tl Everett
Carl VL Baker Tithers
Prev Fe
Dawmter
Corinne Sthryn
Tene A. Lundgren
West Ney
Dauehter
Grace
Representative Alan Moore Dominates Alpena Divorce Case
In Alpena Michigan a divorce suit involving Congressman Irrank D. Scott surfaces frequent mentions of Rep E Moore and Rep Alan F Moore from Tlinois. Mrs. Scott contends the legislators spent much time playing cards with her husband as the case unfolds.
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Alan F. Moore
Alpena, Mich
Irrank D. Scott
Scott
Edson says farm problems need unity in lawmaking
The new senate president Kimball outlined a plan to preserve existing leadership where possible, avoid duplications, and consolidate smaller committees to ease attendance. He named several key chairmanships likely to stay, including judiciary posts, banks and banking, cities and towns, and board of control, while retirement could leave other posts vacant.
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Senate
Seymour Man Kills Wife and Himself
Vandorfy, 65, Seymour, la, shot his wife through the head and killed himself in the temple at the home of 4. H. Conrad, his son-in-law, here today. Both probably will die. The couple had been separated, but Vandorfy had visited his wife several times recently attempting reconciliation.
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Rockford
Opera Singer Hires Chicago Bodyguard
Opera singer Cyreaz Van Gordon hires a Chicago bodyguard after receiving three threatening letters demanding 500 dollars each. A taxicab driver who delivered a missive today was arrested.
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Chicago
Jan
State's Ban on Raw Oysters in Illinois
Chicago report notes a precautionary ban on eating raw oysters in Illinois as a typhoid fever precaution. Director Isaac J. Rawlings of the Minnis department issued the order.
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Illinois
Chicago
Isaac J. Rawlings
Minnis Department
Freshman Harry Thiel Injured in Hunt for Memory
In Lincolns Neb Jan 10 Harry Thiel 18 Hanover a freshman at the University of Nebraska is in hospital after being struck by a fat ant on the road The injured student reports no pain Thiel is a member of the freshman basketball team.
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LinesiIn
Neb
Llarhy Thiel
Hanove An
University of Nehra
Sakk Thiel
Iaateet
Bali
Youths Sentenced to 20 Years for Robbery
Rockwell City Iowa January youths Jack and Jerry were transported to Anamosa yesterday to begin serving 19 year terms after being convicted on a robbery charge.
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Rockwell City
Jack and
Jerry K
Anamosa
Civil War Vet 55 Wins Kiwanis Medal in Sioux City
Civil War veteran, attorney, author and public figure, aged 55, was awarded the Kiwanis medal for first service to Sioux City. The ceremony highlighted his long service and leadership in the community.
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PETAN
Kiwanis Medal
Sioux City
Onstant &. Marks
Eran
Kiwanis Gale Medal
Beynge
Klan Outlawed in Kansas by Supreme Court Decision
Topeka Kan Jan 10 The Kansas Supreme Court ousted the Ku Klux Klan from the state by ruling in the three year old suit brought by Attorney General R J Hopkins The court did not rule on Klan crimes but held that buying gear without a charter is illegal forcing lodges operating without state sanction to cease until chartered.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Supreme Court
R. J. Hopkins
Post Office Pay and Rate Bill Seen Passing
M. T Finnan secretary of the National Association of Letter Carriers told White House reporters that the Moses postal pay and rate increase bill would be adopted by the senate. He said President Coolidge showed sympathy and that the measure would give postal employees wage increases matching those in the vetoed bill.
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Senate
White House
M. Tfinnan
National Association of Letter Carriers
McKinley
Republican
Illinois
Coolidge
Sentences Fourteen for Mail Swindle
Indianapolis Ind Jan 10 Motions for a new trial of the 14 defendants found guilty in the Hawkins mail fraud conspiracy were overruled by Federal Judge P A Geiger Milwaukee Six defendants were sentenced to two years on the conspiracy count and five years each on the remaining 15 counts in the indictment and fined 2000 each Four were sentenced to two years in prison and fined 1000 each The others received one year sentences.
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Indianapolis
Ind
P. A. Geiger
Milwaukee
Kidnaping Case of Kluxer Continued in Denver Court
A continuance until January 20 was granted for Dr. John Gaten Locke grand dragon of Colorado Ku Klux Klan to plead to charges of kidnaping and conspiracy in connection with an alleged forced marriage of Keith Boehm 15 to Miss Mae Nash in his Denver office last Tuesday night as Juvenile Court Judge Ben B Lindsey presided.
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Denver
Cala
Tan
Keith Boehm
Mae Nash
Grant
John Gaten Locke
Colorado
Ben B. Lindsey
Real Estate Board Confident in Banks Support Meeting
The Waterloo Real Estate board held its first meeting of the year at Black's tearoom at noon ten days past, pledging moral support from local banks and urging the public to stand by these institutions. Committees for 192% were appointed.
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Waterloo Real Estate Board
Black's
Sioux City Schools Break Savings Record
Sioux City reporters note that local school savers totaled 5881.91 dollars, with 72 percent of pupils participating. The overall school savings on deposit across Sioux City banks stands at 107256.73 dollars.
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Ioux City
Sioux City
Jam
Siouxity
Pussyfoot Johnson to Speak in Des Moines Churches
Des Moines report says William Pussyfoot Johnson the famous dry sleuth will arrive tonight. He is set to address two church gatherings Sunday after recently returning from a tour of Europe and Asia.
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Des Moines
William
Fireman Pension Gift Noted by Local Citizen
J Adam Entz, proprietor of the ijutement market, contributed 10 to the firemen's pension fund. He enclosed the check in a letter to Ray Tiller, fire chief, praising the department for its efficient service during a recent house fire call.
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J. Adam Entz
Ijutement Market
Cneck
Ray Tiller
Maine Stands Against Federal Aid Says State Voices
A Maine article argues against federal aid for mothers and children, claiming it erodes state sovereignty and intrudes on internal affairs. It advocates continuing health work under state control and predicts a backlash against federal bureaus, urging citizens to defend state rights and reject federal interference.
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Maine
State of
Corth
Treinen
Washington
Jey
State Department of Health
Coolidge’s Grip Tightens Over Congress in Early 1920s
Washington today shows President Coolidge widening control as Democrats drift, senate votes cross party lines on Muscle Shoals, and the House yields to his will. His veto of the postal pay bill stands after Senate support fell short. National officers praise the navy, while lawmakers adjust immigration and defense stances amid the White House influence.
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Senate
Britten
Illinois
Pacific
Japan
Robinson
Subsidy Debate Rages Over Federal Aid To States
Governors Coolidge Bingham and Ritchie denounce federal subsidies as a bribe to expand central control. The piece argues 50-50 road and education subsidies push state debt, raise local taxes, and erode state sovereignty, highlighting North Carolina and New York disparities and the broader burden on homeowners and farmers.
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Maine
Goodridge
Wartford
Conn
Connecticut
Hiram Bingham
United States
Bingham
Gov
Ritchie
Senator Bingham
Baxter
Maryland
New York
Gov. Ritchie
Altho
Democratic Party
Hay
Mitchie
Waterloo man H G Phinney 66 dies after stroke
H G Phinney 66 died at 11:30 am at his residence 725 Mullan Ave west Waterloo following his sixth stroke. Born Feb 12, 1859 in Wisconsin, he was a former farmer and retired 12 years ago to Waterloo. Survived by widow Nora a son Roy and two daughters Mrs Jenevia Foss and Mildred. Funeral arrangements pending.
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J. G. Phinney
Mullan Avenue West
Wisconsin
H. G. Phinney
Nora
Charles Summel
la Porte City
Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Tiret M. B. Church
Roy
Jenevia Foss
Mildred
Roads in Poor to Fair Condition Across State
Des Moines January 10 report from the Automobile Club shows roads statewide in fair to poor condition. Lincoln Highway from Clinton to Council Bluffs is rough, Whiteway No 7 east is fair and west is poor, Jefferson Highway No 1 is good north and poor south. Primary No 50 north is in good condition.
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Des Moines
Jao
Des Moines Automobile Club
Lincoln
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Jefferson
Corn Belt College Adds Public Speaking to Classes
Miss Margery Graham named instructor in public speaking at Corn Belt Business College. She comes from the dramatic department at Iowa State Teachers College and studied at Columbia College of Expression, Whitney Studio, and Sargent's American Academy.
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Corn Belt Business College
Margery Graham
Dramatic
Iowa State Teachers College
Columbia College of Expression
Chicago
Whitney Studio of
Boston
Sargent
American Academy of Dramatic Art
New York City
Lyceum Platform
Obituary notices from Waterloo area deaths and services
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs Lorg A Countryman Henry Haubert Mrs Jesse C Miller Edward Stiles infant son Clifford Tralcom and Simon Niasey are reported with service details and burial plans. Surviving relatives include extended family in Waterloo Norwich and Anoka. Burial at Petersen mortuary Elmwood Anoka and other local arrangements noted.
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Jessh
Mile
Jesse C. Miller
Wistner Chapel
Gora
D. Darling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elmwoot
Henry A. Snyder
J. GC. Hartman
Mark Scroggy
Joan G. Miller
WH. L. Cornwell
No O M. Bickley
Naneen Davis
Hubert Miller
Jessie
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Order of Eastern Star
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Tripoli
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Nashua
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Henry Haubert
Anoka
Minn
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Laurence Bauman
Edward
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Rebel Avenue
Tie
Keslin
Mich
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Onondaga, Mich
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Leslie
Kistner Mortuary
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St. Prancia Hospital
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