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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1929

Page

3

Balkan Moslem Tribes Resist Kemal Reforms Across Balkans

Moslems in Greece, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia form a united front against westernizing reforms led by Mustafa Kemal. They oppose removal of religious prerogatives and warn against Turkish pressure on internal affairs, while religious courts and traditional attire persist. A Bulgarian official cautions friendship hinges on non interference. Ransier of Cedar Heights travels to Los Angeles for winter visit.

Sofia Greece Macedonia Bulgaria Yugoslavia Angora Angort Dell Meldan Mustafa Kemeri Pasha Batken Fezs Turkey Mustafa Kemal Foreign Office Balkans Ransier California Cedar Heights Edwards Longley Ransier & Harris Los Angeles Cal

Royalty Nurses Highlight Crown Family's Training Tradition

London dispatch notes Queen Mary's supervision of the king’s illness underscores a royal pattern of nursing training across the family. Princess Mary, Arthur of Connaught, the queen of Norway, and Princess Alice all served in nursing roles, trained largely by the late Princess Mary of Cambridge. The report cites Princess Mary’s wartime hospital work and Queen Alexandra’s leadership of military nursing, with further mention of the queen of Spain and other royal nurses. A separate item reports a natural history expedition returning to New York from Africa with 10,000 feet of elephant film.

London Queen Mary Princess Mary Princess Arthur of Connaught Norway Alice Middlesex Hospital Athlone Queen Alexandra Edward VI Spain Quinn Mary New York Africa

Black Hawk Township Spends Over $3 000 on Roads

Reports from Black Hawk township Grundy county trustees H R Fret William White and Daniel Campbell show more than 3 000 was spent on road work in 1928. Drainage and dragging costs nearly 1 400 with transfers from road funds. Total receipts 4 636, total expenditures over 4 036, balance reduced by about 1 000.

Reinbeck to Have Own Ice Supply Till Year

Reinbeck reads of a new ice plan as the Reinbeck ice house reopens after a year idle. Martin Westburg leads over 20 men to fill the house to 800 tons capacity with fresh ice from the Black Hawk river region. The ice is reported thick and good, while past season’s supplier George Maerhlein hauled ice from Waterloo daily. Two young men enlisted at the total recruiting station for U S Army service Stacey A. Lewis of Marshalltown will join Fort C A Russell Wyoming and Frank E Myers of Toledo will join Fort Lincoln North Dakota.

Reinbeck Tadan Martin Westburg George Maerhlein Waterloo U. S. Army Stacey A. Lewis Marshalltown Fort C. A. Russell Wyo Frank E. Myers Toledo Fort Lincoln N. D

Insane Gunman Sends Death Valley Art To Judge

Lorain Trebon, confined for criminal insanity after shooting his foreman, sent a pencil drawing to Judge G. W. Wood. The 20 by 16 inch picture depicts a limited train, a dirigible, a modern automobile, a wagon train, a saddle horse, and a veiled desert scene with bleaching bones. A companion verse mentions Death Valley and Sitting Bull.

Great American Desert Lorain Trebon Department For Criminal Insane Anamosa E. E. Watson Armstrong Manufacturing Company G. W. Wood Trebon Death Valley

Waterloo Building & Loan Reports Record Year of $783000 Loans

Waterloo Building and Loan association loaned more than 783000 during the year just closed with 384 loans, 84 for new homes in Waterloo. Construction loans totaled 254850. Assets reached 5920875.36, up 66053.98. Officers reelected: Brunn president, Peek vice president, Eickelberg secretary, Cole treasurer. Directors reelected: Rath, Langlas, Brunn. Dust control use updates note crrium chloride now used for dust laying on outdoor surfaces.

Waterloo Building & Loan Assorciation Waterloo Association W. H. Brunn E. BE. Peek R.S. Eickelberg W. R. Cole J. W. Rath W. H. Langlas L. D. Miller S.B. Reed R. S. Bicke

McCoy Pleads Guilty After Theft Claim at Fort Madison

Fort Madison Iowa January 22 40 McCoy a Black man charged with stealing 21 dollars did not like the jail and planned to plead guilty in district court. He told officers he preferred jail to the head he faced. The 21 dollars alleged stolen was found tucked in the toe of his shoe.

Fort Madison Dim McCoy Distriet Court McCoy McCgay

General Electric Engineer to Speak on High Vacuum Theory

General Electric research engineer 4. D. Sandburn of Schenectady N Y will discuss atoms and the development of high vacuum and electron tubes before Waterloo Technical society in Black's tearoom at 6 30 p m Friday A roundtable discussion led by H P Hafta will follow the address Entities include General Electric Schenectady N Y and Friday with 6 30 p m.

Waterloo Technical Society D. Sandburn General Electric Company Schenectady N. Y Black H. P. Hafta Sandburn

Don’t Neglect a Cold Doctor’s Advice

Cold advice urges keeping bowels open to prevent congestion and feverish illness. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup of Pepsin, a mild laxative with pepsin, is marketed as effective for colds, fevers, indigestion, headaches and other ailments, with a money back guarantee and wide consumer friendliness.

Cridwell Caldwell

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Balkan Kemel Princess Alice Athlona Black Hawk Township Grundy County Sitting Bull Waterloo B. & L General Electric Engineer Sporrny New Tudor Spinet Aemitten Lowa
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