Doorn Dozens Welcome Former Kaiser Family Guests
Doorn Holland January 26 European royal figures arrived to honor Wilhelm II on the eve of his 70th birthday with a restrained grand style exiled royalty scattered among Doorn houses. Princess Victoria Louise led arrivals as voices advocate canceling further wartime tribute while Clemenceau dismissed Wilhelm's war guilt as childish.
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Doorn
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Princess Victoria Louise
Doorn House
Kaiser
Prince Henry
Saxony
Baron von Sell
Berlin
Associated Press
Delleving
Wilson
Germany
Clemenceau
Sarcastre
Paris
Van
U.R
France
United Press
Gets Divorce and Keeps His Religion
Des Moines reports Rev. Jonas Slaughter, a Valley Junction pastor, sought divorce claiming abuse and a conflict with his faith. The divorce was granted by Judge Joseph Myer after Slaughter said he could not abandon his religion for Emma Slaughter.
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Des Moines
U.R
Jonas Slaughter
Valley Junction
Emma
Slaughter
Joseph Myer
Myer
Births Reported From Many Families in City
A long list records numerous birth announcements from January and December. Parents include Elmer Russell Peverill, Albert Whitney, Thomas Fitchie, Clyde Cronin, Harry Kelley, Henry Westerbeck, Harold Hats, Ray Kloster, Arthur Youmen, Glenn Fordy, Efra Kemp, Burr Cord, Gryille Schmitt, and others. Daughters and sons named with dates and residences across multiple streets and hospitals.
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Elmer Russell Peverill
Apn Avenue
Jen
Eleanor Ane
Mrooane
Albert
Whitney
Waterloo
Louis Dean
Thomas Martin Fitchie
Ace Fairview
Clyde Cronin
Blur
Yvonne Helen
Gudges
Harry Kelley
Gable
Wan
Marilyn Frances
Henry William Westerbeck
Walgate
Gerald Eugene
Harold Hats
Hawthorne
Ray H. Kloster
Western
William Ray
Arthur A. Youmen
Dupton
Donald Wilbur
Glenn G. Fordy
Forest
Donald Eugene
Efra Lee
RL Kemp
Booth
Robert Lee
God
Burr M.cord
Mulberry
C. J
Gryille Schmitt
Sumner
Lave
Tarry
Faust
Baltimore
Marvin Roy
Peter C. Winninger
Prugers Hospital
Joan Maury
Harold di. McDermott
St. Frencis Hospital
Robert Micheel
Hen Trexo
Walby
Thomas Joseph
Pir
Robert
Bentley
St. Francis Hospital
Wallace Dean
Guy Alfred Decker
Baxon
Nev
Donald Walter
Shi
Ber Sichon
Hubert James
Roy Faul Plant
Tenth West
Arlene Isarie
Harold Rooney
Johnson
Annabelle Irene
Jacob Brinkema
Franklin
Mary Eliza Beth
Frank Henry
Gloria Hilda
George T. Albrecht
Conger
James Edwin
Edward T. Hoyer
Francis Herpital
Elizabeth Starie
Veet Bucking
InVern
Harsh
Bicker
Richard Lavern
Feo Eater
Washburn
Margaret Elizabath
Clavan
Vokes
Bumper
Guy Cl
Geologist Hobbs Urges Greenland Iceland Route for Air Travel
Ann Arbor January 26 4 Professor William B Hobbs of the University of Michigan plans a fourth Greenland expedition and argues the Greenland Iceland route offers the safest and shortest air link across the Atlantic. He cites favorable winds parallel to fjords clear weather and high altitude studies as foundation for a future trans Atlantic passenger air route.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Wiliam B. Hobbs
University of Michigan
Greenland
Greenland-Iceland
Iceland
Hobbs
Europe
Weats
Avesouer
Zussell
Professor Hobbs
Michigan
Rockford-Stockholm
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Rockford
Profesor Hobbs
Mt. Evans
Fuer
Greenland Ice Cap
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Filer
Hassell
Cramer
Willison H. Hobbs
Arctic
Iowa Would Adopt State Bovine TB Eradication Plan
Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa would switch from county to state wide bovine tuberculosis eradication under a Benson bill. The measure seeks faster eradication, broader testing, and earlier dairy markets, with indorsement from the Farmers Federation and opposition expected from counties defending the county plan.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Co. A. Benson
Clayton County
State Department of Agriculture
Friends of the State Area Plan
C. A. Hollis
Black Hawk County
Benson
Lews Farm Bureau Federation
Eldles Jand
Boozer Returns to Jail for 30 More Days in Blizzard
Mason City, January 26. Joe Gorman serves another 30 days after a judge remanded him for drinking. A severe blizzard kept the town in subzero cold as he returned to Sheriff Gress's house. Lights and electric lighthouses were first proposed in France in 1863, noted in passing.
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Mason City
Joe Gorman
G. E. Gress
Joe
France
New Chaplain of American Legion Well Read Rabbi
Rabbi Lee J. Levinger of Columbus is named the national chaplain of the American Legion succeeding Rabbi Herman J. Beck of Pottsville. A former army chaplain in France, Levinger has led Legion work in Delaware and teaches philosophy at Ohio State University. Born March 4 1890 in Burke Idaho he wrote Jewish war theology works and translated Kaufler Kohler.
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American Legion
France
Ohio State
Indianapolis
Ind
Lee J. Levinger
Columbus
The
Levinger
Herman J. Beck
Pottsville
Legion
Delaware
Ohlo ‘Tate University
Rabbi Lévinger
Burke, Idix
University of Chicago
University of Cincinnati
Hebrew, Union. College
University of Pensylvania
Paducah
Bergson
Kaufman Kohler
Lavinger
Haile! Foundation
Ohio State University
Legion's National Committee On
Delaware Department
Waterloo Woman's Mother Dies in Lansing
Mrs. William Bakewell, 68, pioneer of Lansing Iowa, died at 9:90 a.m. today at her daughter’s home, Mrs. W. B. Albert Jr., after an eight weeks illness from sarcoma. Word reached here via daughter Mrs. P. F. Brown. Mrs. Bakewell had visited Waterloo several times.
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William Bakewell
Lansing
W.B. Albert, Jr
P.F. Brown
Fourth ‘Street
Bakewell
Waters ‘Loo
Francis Riggs Enters Two Airplanes in Riviera Contest
Francis Riggs, 219 Lafayette street, enters a miniature aircraft contest tied to the Riviera Theatre and Waterloo Evening Courier event for Warner Bros Vitaphone film Conquest. He offers a racing model and a large transport monoplane, with a $10 prize for the best flying model. Judges include Henry C. Wurster, Clarence J. Ness, and Oren P. Harwood. Only three days remain to enter before Tuesday night final limit.
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Francis Riggs
Riviera-Courier
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Evening, Courier
Warner Bros. Vitaphone
Riggs
Herb Grove
Henry C. Wurster
Clarence J. Ness
Oren P. Harwood
Prince Kuni of Japan Critically Ill in Tokio
London January 26 Prince Kuni father of the empress of Japan is critically ill, according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Tokio. The report notes the high status of the prince and the seriousness of his condition as of today.
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Prince Kuni
London
INS
Empress of
Japan
Tokio
Northland
King
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Lois Wilson
H. B. Warner
Northland Aviation
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Howard
the Bartles-Shepherd Gil CO
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