Carpenter Family Tragedy Claims Cedar Falls Leader
Thaddeus B Carpenter a prominent Cedar Falls Republican leader and Cedar Falls lumber president dies in a river crash with two other passengers. Survived by brothers W B Carpenter Samuel and others. wife Celia Severin. Myrtle and Emil Frederiksen. details on adoption unclear. burial arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus- Bruller Carpenter
Isiana Passager
Leris
Mr. Carpenter
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Cedar Falls
W. B. Carpenter
Tle
Samuel
Lansing
Mich
Carpenter
Altho
Cedar’ Lumber Company
Berm
Cedar Walls
Celia
Severin
Marga
Ubertson
Carl S
Claude Severin
Oklaho
Rms
City
Okla
Myrtle
Emil Frederiksen
Nels Frederiksen
Dike
Grundy County
Myrtle Evyederiksen
al Tho
Carpenters
Frederiksen
Hans Lehman
Nashua
Ed Kenried
Hudson
Olea
Allred
Camilla
Clarence
Impeachment Move Against Gov Small Filed in Springfield
Impeachment proceedings against Gov Small Lieut. Gov Sterning and Estate Auditor Andrew Russell were presented in the Illinois House and laid on the table by Speaker Shanahan. Speaker noted the measure could stay on the table or be referred to a committee. Separately, Mrs Mary J Arthurs died after illness at age 60 at her home in Jesup Iowa. Funeral arrangements were to be held at St Dist Church with burial in Jesup Cemetery.
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Springfeld
Small
Sterning
Andrew Russell
House of Representatives
Shanahin
Michael Igoe
Chicago
Ang
Weither
House
Arthurs
Mary J. Arthurs
Teag Cet
A.m
St. Dist
Leland H
Jesup
Wie Gams
Neaney McKibben
Frank LeMont
Independence
Cellar Rapids
Kirs
LeMont
Herry L. Arthurson
Waterloo
Alts
Cynthia Gray
John McKibben
Milo McKibben
Jes
Oscar McKibben
Lillian Pauley
Ernest T, Arthurs
Slater
American Forces End Rhine Occupation at Ehrenbreitstein
The American flag was lowered at Ehrenbreitstein at noon as U S troops began marching toward their Antwerp transport. Maj Gen Allen approved the handover to French authority as German and Allied leaders noted the departure with regret.
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Associated Press
Ehrenbreitstein
Ehrenpbreitstein
Germany
Rhine
Coblenz
Eighth Infantry
Allen
Meren
Eighth Artillery
Cobleng
Antwerp
St. Mihie
St. Mihiel
Henry T Allen
Cuno
Degoutta
Alien
Lord
Kilmarnock
Rhineland
Baron Jacqueny
Bersonsky
Krenbreitstein
Farmer Conference Sets Minimum Price Plan in Iowa
Sioux City hosts a gathering of farmers groups and state legislators from about a dozen states to craft minimum prices for farm produce. Commissioners of agriculture aim to prevent sales below cost and control grain movement to major markets. States expected include Iowa South Dakota Nebraska North Dakota Minnesota Montana Kansas Missouri and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Commissioners of Agriculture
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dope Addict Leaps from Moving Rock Island Train
Ottumwa manacled dope addict O Smith escapes custody on a Rock Island train at Linn Junction while en route to Independence State Hospital. He asked to use the washroom, opened a window, and jumped as the train backed up. Deputy Sheriff T M Stark accompanied him during the abortive recapture attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Janu
O. Smith
Ottumwa
Rock Island
Linn Junction
Smith
Ryside
T. M. Stark
Independence
Half Billion Held by Iowa Banks in 1922 Report
Des Moines report from the Iowa state bank commissioner shows deposits in 93 savings banks 408 state banks and 21 trust companies totaling 576,924,061 with surplus 25,667,512.66 and undivided profits 12,453,721.03. The Dec 25 figures reflect a gain of 45,006,000 over 14 months and 24,262,235.51 in wills payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Farmhand Arrested in Igg Buyer's Murder Probe
Jan 24 report says George Austin farmhand for Jobin Stewart living near the site where Albert Irardi was found in a burned car. He was arrested by Sheri Baker and held for investigation after bloodhounds traced a Stewart farm spot with alleged blood stains.
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Red Gakia
George Austin
Jobin Stewart
Albert
Irardi
Omaha
Sheri Baker
Stewart Farm
Confidence men drain Davenport laborer of life savings
Davenport bulgarian laborer Tadar Evanoff lost 1500 dollars his life savings to two confidence men who promised him a future legacy. He drew his bank savings and handed them over, then the men disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Tadar Evanoff
Ife
Evanoff
Thieves Loot Three Stores During Night in Ames
Robbers entered a drugstore hardware store and a grocery in Ames Nebraska, blew two safes, and took 50 dollars from the Dostofice safe in the J Zimmer tan drugstore. The burglary was discovered next morning with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames, Ta
Kelley
J._ Zimmer tan
State Briefs Roundup Des Moines and Nearby Cities
Des Moines may dawn with the death of George T Schaef fer 79 found in a gas filled room suspected suicide. Sioux City hosts Eye and Ear Specialists from four states at the twentieth semiannual Sioux Valley Eye and Ear academy session. Dubuque Loretta Meloy fatally injured after being struck by a street car suffering skull fractures and internal injuries. Lansing William Batten wealthy farmer instantly killed by a carbide lamp explosion while repairing a leak. Anamosa twenty judges attend Howard Marshall Remley eightieth birthday banquet with regional jurists present. Cedar Rapids federal court awards Mrs Billie Bru her 7500 damages in suit against Kansas City man Frank C Thompson who killed her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Sioux Valley Eye and Bar Academy
Dubuque
Loretta Meloy
Lansing
William Batten
Batten
Anamosa
Howard Marshall Remley
Jones County
Jones
Condor
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Billie Bruher
Frank C.thompson
Kansas City
Addition to Hospital Bed for Iowa's Tallest Man
Des Moines reports Iowa's tallest citizen W. C. Robnson Hooxville at seven feet six inches returned home after a month in a local hospital. Doctors added an extension to his bed to provide quarters for the giant during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
W. C. Robnson
Hooxville
Local Briefs Highlight Crimes and News Ties Across Iowa
In Cedar Rapids Dr. Charles T. Hickok of Coe College faces leave for California due to illness and D Rankin McBride will replace him. Des Moines Neighbors report Merle Hatton an auto dealer fatally shot himself after his child’s birth, while Ames sentences W W I Trull to five years for theft. Shenandoah driver injured as car collided with a fast train. Des Moines notes a hair fashion incident involving a 15 year old and a carving knife. Central City publisher Weatherbeg dies in Florida and will be buried locally. F G Black elected president of Des Moines public welfare bureau.
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Hand
Broner
Bruner
Thompson
Livestock Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Charles T. Hickok
Coe College
California
D. Rankin McBride
Oxford
Hickok
Sidney
Merle Hatton
Des Moines
Helen Danford
Poe Fee
Ames
Trull
Ges Moines
Anes
Shenandoah
Willia
Central City
Be XW
Weatherbeg
Neves Letter
St. Cloud
Fla
F_G
Black
Public Welfare Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Moscow on Watch for Border Attacks
Polish troops along the German frontier have been observed as Moscow remains in a state of watchful waiting. Russia is said to be taking all measures to guard its Polish frontier against any attack amid tense mobilization concerns.
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Moscow
Russia
Alion
Burnett
Riordan
Skipwith
Morehouse Parish
Associated Press
Bastrop
Lal
Parker
Morehouse
Gade
Jesup Night Boys Defeat Independence 24 to 7
Jesup, Jan 24. Jesup night boys crush Independence 24 to 7 at home. The girls fell 11 to 5. Next up, Jesup boys face Dunkerton in Saturday night action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup, Ia
Jesup Night Boys
Independence
Jesup Boys
Dunkerton
Revolt Against Klanism Spreads Across States
A sweeping movement challenges secret hooded orders as state legislatures push laws to curb masked groups. Proposals define Klan like activity as treason or murder with harsh penalties. bills range from banning robes to forcing membership listings and penalizing wearing masks in public.
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Copériet
Tnisted
Wallington
D. C
United States
Loute
Japa
L. Savane
Chiet
Star
Ku Klux Klan
United Progs
Atlanta
Ku Klux Kian
Klan
New York
Albany
Ohio
Gerres
Washington
J T
Wisconsin
California
Nebraska
Ollinois
Towa
American Legion
Minnesota
Myrtle Cain
Minneapolis
Oklahoma
Drisk Agne
Texas
North Carolina
Salvation Army Revival Converts 40 in Five Days
The Salvation Army barracks reports 40 converts in five days of a crusade led by Mr. and Mrs. Edward La Plount and team. Visual tableaux feature a large white cross with groups of children forming chorus, as Commander La Plount preaches and presents Rock of Ages with a chorus. Many first-time seekers are among the converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Edward la Plount
Ibleaux
Fa Plount
Boys Hunt Rabbits and Cows Provoking City Action
An amateur rabbit hunt by a dozen high school youths on a farm led to four farmer’s cows being shot. John N. Swisher, city court clerk, seeks the boys who face charges of hunting on the premises without owner permission. Information filed by D. M. Cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Swisher
Cailiff
Jane
D. M. Cable
Four Killed When Train Hits Car at Duryea Street Crossing
Four killed when a Rock Island train struck a car at the Duryea street crossing near Waterloo. Victims were T B Carpenter and wife, Emil Frederiksen, Myrtle Frederiksen, with bodies moved to Cedar Falls mortuaries. Insurance coverage of five thousand dollars per occupant noted.
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Duryea St
Cedar Falls
T. B. Car-penter
Emil Frederiksen
Petersen Bros
Myrtle Frederiksen
Kistner
Dali Undertaking Company
Carpenter
S. C. Bailey
City in Brief: Hotel James register and management changes
Mrs. R V Rose of Waterloo registered at Hotel St James in San Diego on January 19. T M Hunt, formerly with Sutcliffe Reo in this city, is promoted to sales manager for Reo Motor Car Co San Francisco. L R Kennedy, Panor Hoot Shop manager here, promoted to Des Moines store head. R A Hollingshead becomes manager. A shoplifting case in Municipal Court resulted in a 25 fine plus costs or eight days in jail.
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St. James
San Diego
Cal
R. V. Rose
Waterloo
T. M. Hunt
Sutcliffe-Reo Auto E Company
Reo Motorcar Company
San Francisco
Hunt
Keele Cafe
L. R. Kennedy
Panor
Ourth Street East
Des Moines
R. A. Hollingshead
Courtright
House Debates Elective County Superintendent Bill
Des Moines Iowa January 24 The House refused to consider a bill to elect the county superintendent of schools, sending the measure to the committee on Schools. The session approved a $20000 appropriation for the state bonus board to keep offices open, and completed action on a park bonds measure allowing five year periods. A separate Senate proposal would fund Sheppard Towner maternity welfare programs and fireproofing the old capitol. A plan to widen railroad grade crossings and penalties for discrimination against new Sroses drew attention.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Hauge
Polk
Elections Committee
Committee On Schools
Phu
House
State Bonus
Assembly
Bradley
Poweshiek
Senate
Dutcher Johnson
Towa
Diltz
Fackler
Waterloo Council Pushes Safe Crossing Measures After Tragedy
Following a fatality at Curyea Street crossings, Waterloo officials move to install protective devices. A recent conference with railways led to a demonstration of a safety signal device at McKinley Street and Falls Avenue. The council authorized the street and alley committee to pursue a single tower solution guarding Riehl, Canter and Logan avenues.
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Atr
Curyea Street
Waterloo
Rockslane
McKinley’ Street
Falls Avenue
Fonday Avaning
Illinois Central Railway Company
Unconscious Woman Walks Home After Icy Fall
Mrs. J. E. Dempster suffered severe pain from a fall on the icy street while returning from a call yesterday. She struck her head on a curb and, though unconscious, walked into her home. She remained delirious most of the night. a physician treated her and reports improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dempster
Kimwall Avenue
W. M. Sheldon
Kingsley Avenue
Dempster
Standard Oil California Declares Cash Dividend
The Standard Oil Company of California announces a cash dividend of 50 cents per share payable March 15 to stockholders of record February 20. The rate reflects the post dividend adjustment following the 100 percent stock dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
California
San Francisco
Cal
Standard Oi Company of California
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Tad B. Carpenter
Sunny Nature
Thruout County
First ‘Congregational Church
William ¢. ‘Bryant
Springfield
Chine
Marne
Dewey Kitner
Lester Ketbaugh
Charles Long
Frank Birley
Daniel M
France
Igg
Bourglars
Harrson
Hawkere
TAS Niga
Shores’ Moodhounds
Tintx
George T. Schaeffer
Jesup High
Burns
Blichigan
Paris
T. B. Carpenter
W. Ford
Cedar, Falls
A. Fey
Dr. Smith
Cuken
Jesse Church
Garpenters
Garpenter
Wa-terloo
Cily
Tie
Duryea Street
Cedar Falls Council of Boy Scouts
Mmn
Buchanan
Louisiana
United Press
Shesis
T. Jett Burnett
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richards
Hff, Orden
Southern Caron Company
Spyker
West High
Gwe
Fire Prince
New Auditorium
Prince
Hadley
Marie Watters
Lawrence Hutson
Dragjen
Alice Swanson
Fisola
Golden
Spain
Rosa
Benson and the Pages
King
Prigio
Fire-Drake
Gladys Wellman
Cts
Himer
Sheri
Grognio
Pantouflin
Leo Pers
Lawrence Hutson Alphonse
Progio
Clifford Song
Mose Miler
Don Roderigish
Pantoutlia
Ruswell Beachler
Frederic
Pastouflian
Milter Benson
Allene
Molly Lece
Kathleen Campbell
Kathleena
Elizabeth Bighmey Rosa
Teresa
Helen Exussey
Josephine Lamry
Guardian
Clifford W. Marlow
Edson James Marlow
H.B. Boies
Edson Marlow
Iowa City
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