Fourteen Die as Bus Interurban Crash in Blizzard
Bellevue Ohio reports a Lake Shore electric car crash into a Greyhound bus on the snowy road near Columbus Pike. Nineteen people died, thirty were aboard, with four investigators initiating separate inquiries. Names of victims span Detroit Cleveland and Chicago. driver Edward Butler aided patients.
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Bellevue
Here
Columbus Pike
Lake Shore
Greyhound Line
Greyhound Motor Bus Line
Lake Shore Electric Company
Edward H. Martin
Huron County
Grand
Greyhound
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Ed Butler
Cleveland
Or. Itiangular Crossing
Butler
Nat
Buyler
John Schuyler
Toledo
Secondary Road Making Parley Here on Thursday
County officials of the Seventh Iowa district meeting in the courthouse Thursday to plan marking 1500 miles of secondary roads with letters for the coming year. John A Paulsen district highway engineer will lead, with 15 to 30 county engineers and officials expected to attend.
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Iowa
John A. Paulsen
Iowa State Highway Commission
Milwaukee Baseball Pioneer Herm Killilea Dies After Heart Attack
Herm J. Killilea, 62, head of the Milwaukee baseball club and early American League founder, died after a heart attack and stroke in Milwaukee. He helped launch the league at his home with Connie Mack, Charley Comiskey, and others and later led the Boston club before serving as Milwaukee road solicitor general until his death. A separate item reports John H. Rohni, 25, seriously injured when shot by a neighbor while tending a hog.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Herm J. Killilea
Milwaukee Baseball Club
Dacurs
Eelea
Matt
Connie Mack
Charley Comiskey
Gan Johnson
American League
Boston Club
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Road
Onert
John H. Rohni
Bolni
Impeachment Rumors Grow In Oklahoma Governor Inquiry
Oklahoma City January 23. Investigations center on Mrs. O Hammonds confidential secretary to Governor Johnston and alleged $100000 influence payments amid last winter impeachment moves. Senate and House committees hear witnesses including H Tom Kight and J J McGraw about money passed to influence votes and contractor funds for the governors defense.
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Oklahoma City
Hammonds
Henry S. Johnston
State Highway Department
Oklahoma
Johnston
House of Representatives
House
Senate
W. B. Graham
L. K. Ford
Maynard Breaks Shoulder in City Fall
H B Maynard secretary of the Yow Public Service company fell on an icy sidewalk near the First Congregational church at 9 p m yesterday sustaining a fracture of his right shoulder. He was treated at a hospital where the fracture was reduced and he is home again now.
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H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street West
Yow Public Service Company
First Congregational Church
Bruce Defense of National Capital Hints at Tankage
Senator Brues of Maryland defended the capital in Washington. He said he had seen at least 0,000 persons there drinking wine and cocktails but did not see anyone intoxicated, noting a restrained scene despite crowd presence in the capital.
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Bruce
Washington
D .C
Brues
Maryland
Senate
City pays $1036 for 23 pieces at scavenger sale
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitta and City Clerk Charles O. MacKay bought 23 parcels for Waterloo at the postponed tax sale in the courthouse for $1,035. Special assessments remain on all parcels. Black Hawk County board members bid 40 to 50 parcels. afternoon totals not yet computed.
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Glenn A. Tibbitta
Charles *O. MacKay
City of
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Influenza Epidemic Rises in Europe
London reports an acute surge in influenza with medical leaflets on prevention and treatment. Indoor workers face higher risk as Hungary Finland and Germany suffer heavily. Warsaw records about 100000 cases with some deaths though Poland milder overall.
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London
Europe
Hungary
Finland
Germany
Warsaw
Poland
Fear Quake Killed Four Missionaries
Officers of the Orinoco River mission fear four missionaries perished in the Venezuela earthquake. Missing are Rev. Julius Raplee of Bellingham Washington, Rev. and Mrs. Elmer W. Lang of Minneapolis, and Miss Helen R. Brown of Brooklyn. The four were Northwestern Bible Institute graduates.
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Los Angeles
Cal
INS
Orinoco River
Venezuela
Julius, Raplee
Bellingham
Wash
Elmer W. Lang
Minneapolis
Helen R. Brown
Brooklyn
Northwestern Bible Institute
Temperatures and Weather Notes From Yesterday and Today
Fragmentary weather blot shows readings for Tuesday maximum and Tuesday night minimum with time stamps and a forecast note for Wednesday at 11 am and 2 30 pm. Details are incomplete but indicate temperature tracking and a wind or atmospheric remark.
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Asteewe
Days Fight for Bigger Fund Now to Rage in House
Washington on January 23 a heated clash over a 24 million dollar extra prohibition appropriation moved to the house after the senate passed a modified Harris amendment. Mellon warned the measure lacks court facilities for dry cases while Coolidge opposes treasury deficits. Attorney General Sargent supported more federal judges as criminal cases declined since 1924. McBride predicted league stability despite reports of friction over the funding. Dr. Hillman was re elected Iowa division president and McNaught named state superintendent.
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Washington, D. C
Melton
Senate
Harris
House
Mellon
Prohibition Bureau
Customs Service
Coast Guard
Treasury
Coolidge
Sargent
Congress
McBride
Des Moines
F. Scott McBride
Antisaloon League
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Washington
Senaté
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
John L. Hillman
Indianola
Iowa
Three Die in Waterbury-Winsted Train Wreck Near Torrington
Three persons were killed and one injured fatally when an engine and two cars of a Waterbury Winsted train derailed and overturned near Torrington Connecticut. Police reported the accident occurred today and details were awaited.
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Torrington
Conn
U.p
Mortuary notices for Elizabeth Seifert and Bacon deaths
Elisabeth Seifert died at 5 43 pm at her daughter's home from influenza complications. Born October 15 1847 in Germany she lived in Germany until 1895 then moved to Bremen County Iowa later Waterloo Iowa. Survived by three children Amelia Oster S W Seifert and Mrs Pond, a brother August Marr, Denver. Husband and four children preceded her. Mortuary at Petersen Bros. Pred Albert Bacon died suddenly from angina pectoris at 525 Home Park Boulevard body to be sent to Minneapolis for services and mausoleum burial. W L Dewey former Waterlow resident died in Chicago services at Brown Chapel Cedar Falls burial in Fatrdow cemetery.
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Elizabeth Seifert
Walter Pond
Janney Avenue
Elizabeth’ Marr
Germany
G_ Seifert
Bremer County
Waverly
Waterloo
First Lutheran Church
Amelia Oster
Detroit
S. W. Seifert
Cedar Fails
Pond
Alto
August Marr
Denver
Cole
Petersen Sros
Fred Albert Bacon
Albert Bacon
Home Park Boulevard
Minneapolis
Iis
Harry Baron
Kistner Mortuary
Dewey
Finneral
W. L. Dewey
Waterlow
Chicago
Brown Chapel
Cedar Falls
Vaueghn Trial Nearing Jury Verdict Tonight
Burlington Illinois January 23 AP Trial of John Vaueghn for the slaying of Max Shepler on Huron Island over a year ago was expected to reach the jury late today. The defense planned to finish its testimony by noon with indications that co defendant Jake Zippe would be tried next. Vaueghn testified contradicting earlier confessed statements and admitted the victim had not threatened him until the day before the crime.
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Burlington, Il
John Vaueghn
Max Shepler
Huron Island
Jake Zippe
Vaneghn
Shepler
Valleghn
Senate Confirms Four Hammill Appointments Contd
Senate confirms four appointments made by Hammill per page one continuation. The text notes possible actions over six months to collect payment for grain services and references Shollar bills present in several mid western states. The house adjourns shortly before ten o'clock, with doors open for morning session.
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Senate
Hammill
Death by Own Action Ended Man's Life in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Indiana on January 23 4P physicians report Harry Parkin age 36 attempted suicide by firing a bullet into his head. He did not recover.
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Cedar Rapids
Jan
Harry Parkin
Woman active in GOP council near death after strokes
Mrs Estelle Plopper 70, former national treasurer of the Women’s Relief Corps and GOP committeewoman for Hardin County, lies nearly dead in Sartori Memorial Hospital Cedar Falls after two strokes. She arrived Tuesday, was stricken while removing wraps at Mrs Robert Obele’s Waterloo Street home, and suffered a second stroke en route to the hospital. Grandchildren from Iowa Falls, her home, arrived. she previously served as Hardin county recorder and auditor. Estate notice also records John M Tripp’s will leaving homestead and 2000 to his widow Louisa, with rest of estate divided among heirs. R S Tripp named executor.
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Courier Spectat Service
Cedar Falls
Estelle Plopper
Women’s Relief Corps
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Plopper
Iowa Falls
Hardin County
Recorder
John M. Tripp
la Porte City
Louisa Tripp
Emma Tripp
W. B. Tripp
Ina ‘Tripp
Fred Tripp
Mary D. Reed
R. S
George
Charles Tripp
R. S. Tripp
Dismantling of Sioux City liquor plant continues
Federal and city officers raided a three story warehouse in Sioux City midweek after tips the plant was manufacturing alcohol. About 14 000 gallons of fermenting mash and 2 500 gallons of alcohol were seized. The operation reportedly could produce 1 500 gallons daily. Also listed: marriage licenses for Carl Frier and Reinbeck, Bila Stricker Gladbrook, Philip K Rausch Waterloo, Josephine Marsh Maine Waterloo.
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City
INS
Sioux City
Carl Frier
Reinbeck
Bila Stricker
Gladbrook
Philip K. Rausch
Waterloo
Josephine Marsh
Maine
Brain Tests From Society Age Series
A scanned notice advertises intelligence tests at leading universities. It describes completing a series puzzle by identifying the rule and writing the next two numbers for each sequence within a three minute time limit. The page mentions answers on society age.
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Eck
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Crison
Susan Delater
Coughsnour
Teddy Obrowski
William J. Cook
A. Robinson
J. &. Davenport
Louis “Flynn
Steubenville
Elmer Almond
Youngstown
Bela Theisz
R. Rawnay
Peter Kingsley
Wakeman
Harry Glickman
Brewer Club
Caribbean Sea
Little Bahamas
S. S
Garfield
Munson
T. P. Quinn
Maynard
Legion
State Orphans’ Home
State Board of Control
American Legion Post
Arthur W. Pace
Pace
Mary Dungan
Batu Guadalajara
Mexico
Chiquihululle Ranch
Laguemadea
Buva
Fuji
Foc
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Aries Ay
Strand Theatre
James A. Stillmans
Fifi Potter
Florida
Pleasantville
Vaueghn
U.S. Treasury Department
DOBBY
DOBRY
America
Davenport
D. A. Dobry Securities Co
Town
D.a.dobry Securities Co
The
House of Service and Protection
Kahl
S. LaSalle St
Chicago, IN
Dobry Securities Co
Addrosa
Go.p. Council Dangerously Ill
Estella Plopper
Sioux ‘City
Police
Evening Post, Inc
Gia Esf Deams
Kingsley Ave
Home Park
Lester W. Miller
Pioneer Bank
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