Civilian Soldier Outbreaks Endangered De Rivera Government
Advices from Hendaye report revolutionary activity in Spain affecting soldiers and civilians along the southern and eastern coasts and major cities. Madrid saw some trouble while Primo de Rivera remained in the capital. Since 1923 there have been several outbreaks and arrests as Spain's dictatorship faced Catalan separatism and other subversive plots, with major revolts crushed in 1926 and only minor difficulties more recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
Spain
Mediterranean
Barcelona
Valencia
Cartagena
Malaga
Algeria
Cadiz
Trafalgar
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Beng
de Rivera
Catalonia
Council Orders Sidewalk and City Improvements
Wetterloo city council met in regular session and ordered 18 492 feet of sidewalk and 1 000 feet of fire hose. Bids open Feb 25. Also passed a resolution paying bonds of 18 208 54 for west district sewer repairs with hearing set for Feb 11. A supplementary budget will be drafted. Fire hose purchase split between two companies. Petitions reviewed for building additions and a gasoline pump. Wente seeks filling stallion permit amid protests from nearby property owners. Boilpers are dinner guests at a local lumber firm event in Waverly. Nearby bank closed due to depleted reserves. Sioux City plans 10-cent streetcar fare lift after Feb, second 1-cent rise in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetterloo
West District
West
Ray Tiller
CG. A. Pines
Lane
Franklin Streets
David Toenjes
Lafayette
Toentes
Wente
Sheriff Wagner Denies Deputy Mason Appointment Charge
Contested meeting on Mason's role as deputy triggers Sheriff Wagner denials and board defense. Officials recount warnings given, prior suspensions, and Cedar Falls tensions over warrants. Local leaders, including Dempster and mayors, pledge funds and support for legal test of Mason’s dual offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Miller
Mason
Washington Township
Wagner
Miller
Peek
Cedar Falls
Ray Murray
Waterloo
L_p
Masone
Dempster
J. E. Dempster
United States
Latta
W. J. Sutcliffe
Rose Wid
Funeral services for Philip Pint in St Josephs Church
Philip Pint 80, longtime Waterloo resident and partner in Metsch Pint grocers, died in a local hospital of meningitis. Funeral at St Josephs 10:00 a.m. Thursday, burial in Calvary. Survived by widow Katie Metsch Pint children Loretta and Leonard. Rosary at home 7:30 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Pent
Philip Gr. Pint
Pranklin Street
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Edward Slattery
Calvary
Pint
Jesup
Black Hawk County
Katie Metsch
Gilebertville
Waterloo
Metsch & Pint, Grocers
Pranking Street
Loretta
Leonard
Rosary Society of
GL Joseph's Rehurch
Our Lady of Victory Court
At & O'slock
Blanche Risley
Blanche
Prince of Wales Visits Coal Districts in Newcastle
In Newcastle on Jan 29 the Prince of Wales arrived with his two dogs Billie and George for a visit of inspection to coal districts. He met officials at the town hall then toured a warehouse serving as a clothes distribution center and visited miners as snow and slush iced the roads. The outing aims to boost sympathy and fundraising for miners with a fund near $2,595,000 already raised, matched pound for pound by the government. Sir Godfrey Thomas and Noel Curtis Bennet accompany him on the tour through Northumberland and Durham, ending Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle-on-Tyne
U.P
Prince of Wales
Newcastle
Wales
Billie
George
London
Northumberland
Durham
Sir Godfrey Thomas
Prince
Noel Curtis Bennet
The
Coalfields Distress Funds
Theatre Filled As Mme Serres Opens Charm School
The Plaza lecture theatre was crowded with about 600 women for Mme Janette Serres famed charm and beauty lecture. Mayor’s representative Mrs W W Warsaw opened proceedings and the event runs 2:30 each afternoon through Saturday with five lectures, plus a special evening meeting Thursday at Nichols Gates store for business and professional women. No matinee this week. films run at 4:30 each afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Mme. Janette Serres
Courier-Plaza
Charm’ School
Serrec
W. W. Warsaw
Warsaw
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Serreo
City du Area
Charm School
Nichols & Gates
Madame Serrer
Coast Guard Cutters Close to Disabled Airship Silver Maple
Boston January 12 The coastguard cutters Tampa and Mojave raced about 600 miles to aid the crippled British airship Silver Maple, believed 750 miles east of Norfolk and likely to be towed to Bermuda. Mojave, low on fuel and shorthanded, may leave towing to Tampa as crews continue a search for the missing steam trawler Selmer across Georges Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Coastguard
Tampa
Mojave
Government Marine Service
Selmer
Georges Mshing
Temperatures and Monday Night Forecast
The report lists temperatures with a maximum for Monday and a minimum for Monday night and shows uncertain data for Tuesday. It mentions 70 as a possible value and a 42 degree figure, but the exact readings are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Hogs After House Burns In Cedar Township
A Cedar township farm scene ends in ruin when M Chalmer’s house burns. Chalmer escapes through a window with nothing but night attire as the fire traps him inside. His son discovers the house destroyed while Chalmer seeks shelter with the hogs nearby. The night temperature is reported as 12 below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherokee
Jon
M. Chalmer
Cedar Township
Investigators Here for Inquiry into Postmaster Applicants
J G Lackore of St Paul and J N Diedrich of Des Moines are in the city for several days to interview business and civic leaders about the eight postmaster applicants. Their inquiry will feed into the civil service commission’s certification of the top three candidates to the postmaster general and the president. The eight contenders include acting postmaster Harold B Plumb and seven others, among them Mrs Jessie M Robles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J._G. Lackore
St. Paul
Minn
United States civil service _commission
J. N.diedrich
Des Moines
Harold B. Plumb
CG A. Hanson
E. J. Brucher
Frank Hiolmes
Knapp Matthews
Ralph Barron
F. ‘I. Bentley
Jessie M. RR
Dlobes
Note in Bottle Signals Grayson Plane Mystery
A bottle found in Salem harbor contains a note dated January 29 1928 saying we are freezing gas leaked out and we are drifting of Grand Banks. The handwriting resembled Mrs Frances Wilson Grayson, whose ill fated Dawn aircraft disappeared after departing New York December 23 1927 with Brice Goldsborough Lieutenant Oscar Omdahl and Fred Koehler aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Grand Banks
Grayson
Harbor
Charlton Hatfield
Frances Wilson Greyson
Dawn
New York
Brice Goldsborough
Oscar Omdal
Fred ¥Oehler
Old Home Town Frolic Gains Quick Popularity This Week
The Old Home Town frolic at the Elks club opened to about 500 attendees last night, offering boxing and dancing and other diversions. The event continues throughout the week with boxing scheduled Wednesday and Friday and dancing each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Death claims two youths on wanderlust ride in Nebraska
Ralph Leitner aged 15 and Cletus McGraw 16 left home after a note warned his mother. They rode a freight train to work on a farm but a starting jolt felled Leitner, crushed beneath freight car wheels. McGraw survived with injuries. The accident occurred near South Sioux City Nebraska on the night of January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Sioux City
Neb
Ralph Leitner
Cletus McGraw
Cletus
Ralph
People’s Mutual Building and Loan elects officers
J J Miller was re elected president of the People’s Mutual Building and Loan association for the ensuing year at the annual meeting last night. R G Holmes secretary and W E Ogle treasurer were also re elected with J A Young named vice president. Several directors were re elected for three year terms and a new director, K L Bragdon, added. Reports show assets rising from 281000 in 1925 to 838700 in 1929. Berlin police lead push to protect horses with new regulations to curb animal abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Miller
People’s Mutual Building & Loan Association
R. G. Holmes
W. EH. Ogle
J. A. Young
G. J. Miller
W. E. Ogle
A. C. Reid
K. L. Breagdon
J. C. Murtagh
A. C. Cole
C. R. Davis
R. W. Miller
B. F. Gates
J. ©.Hartman
A. K. Kilnefelter
Lb. Marquis
J. J. Mier
Carleton Silas
Bomb Unglothed Doukhobors Battle for Children
Grand Forks B C January neutral report describes police clashing with Doukhobor Sons of Freedom followers after attempting to arrest members for taking children from school. Police used tear gas, 30 prisoners taken, leader Strepnikoff captured naked in snow. education department to press charges to force school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
B. Co
Maked
Po-Licenen
Thea
Yeater
Strepnikoff
Sons of Freedom
Victoria
B. GC
Department of Education
Editorial Writer Tells Canopians Sources of Ideas
Sherman J. Mc Nally Courier editorial writer spoke at Canopus club about sources of ideas and information for editorials and discussed life and traits of major U S editorial writers. A B Lovejoy named president and appointed program committees for the coming year with H W Brandt chairing the first quarter and J B Allen G Carey and F W Edwards among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus Club
Black
Sherman J. McNally
Courier
McNally
United States
A. B. Lovéjoy
J. B. Allen
G. Carey
F. W. Edwards
Blame Flue Defect for Institute Fire
A defective flue is blamed for the start of a fire that destroyed the White Institute, a Quaker school south of Salem, causing about 20000 dollars in losses. Twenty five children and ten instructors and helpers were on the school farm and all escaped as the blaze proved uncontrollable before Salem firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
U.P
White Institute
Salem
Beck Discharged as Jury Deliberates on Jennings Fate
Elmira January 29 With Frank D L Beck discharged for insufficient evidence the fate of his co defendant Glenn Jennings in the second degree manslaughter trial for the fatal shooting of Jacob B Hoonson went to the jury in Judge Hazel court at 145 PM today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Frank DL. Beck
Glenn Jennings
Mrs. Card’s Condition Reported Unchanged After Fall
The condition of Mrs. George Card, 64, of 340 Cottage Street, who fractured her right hip when she slipped and fell at Fourth and Sycamore streets Sunday night, was reported unchanged today. She is also in shock and was taken to Presbyterian Hospital after a physician examined her at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Card
Cottage Street
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Card
Presbyterian Hospital
Chautauqua Circle Discusses Disease and Land Openings
Chautauqua circle met in the public library to hear about disease and chemistry, noting chemists' finding of a specific for African sleeping sickness that could unlock large tracts of land for white settlement as physicians and chemists pledged cooperation to improve public health. JURY HEARS RENT CASE. A municipal court jury began hearing evidence in H. L. Baldwin vs Gale R. Dudley over 598.50 for rent of a room at 722 Commercial used for auto repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Circle
Lbrary West
H. L. Baldwin
Leland Avenue
Gale R. Dudley
Commercial Street
Waterloo chosen for next Episcopal diocese meeting
At the seventy seventh annual convention of the Episcopal diocese of Iowa Waterloo was chosen for the next meeting date to be announced later. The bishopric and council include Very Rev. R F Philbrook Des Moines Rev E B Mouhsey Waterloo and Rev W W Brockie Fort Dodge among others. Charles R Henderson was re elected treasurer and Hon George P Henry was re elected chancellor. The woman’s auxiliary elected Mrs W H Morgan Newton banker chair and Miss Mabel Henderson Cedar Rapids was named Iowa chair for St Luke’s international medical center in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Episcopal Diocese of
Iowa
Waterloo
R. F. Philbrook
Bramontsburg
Harry ‘Schoen
Des, Moines
A. W. Merrill
Des Moinés
E. B. Mouhsey
Ww. x Brockiey
Fort Dodge
Charles R. Henderson
George
P.’.Henry
Thomas Harton
Clinton
W. H. Morgan
Newton
United
Bankering
Farmlands Seek Safe Market and Efficient Farming
Ames Iowa January 29. Dean G C Curtiss of Town State College urged protections for American farmers and markets at the farm and home week opening. He warned foreign competition may shrink, calling to produce to feed Americans with no surplus. Enrollment rose to over 300 as fair weather neared, with home economics and Iowa garden clubs on the agenda and the rural orchestra banner awarded to Mitchell County Farm Bureau. Adams of Dain Manufacturing was the keynote speaker at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association dinner, highlighting profitable hay production opportunities in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
GC. F. Curtiss
Town State College
Dean Curtiss
United
Curtiss
R. M. Vivquain
Iowa Federated Garden Clubs
Sweenstakes
Lnst
Mitchell ‘County Farm Bureau
Adams
Tri-County
Story
Boone
Hamilton County
Gadwell
Dallas County
H. L. Adams
Dain Manufacturing Company
Ottumwa
Yowa ‘Agricultural Experiment Association
Iowa
Ex Treasurer Returns Part of Stolen VFW Funds
Des Moines January 29 former VFW Des Moines post treasurer Scarpino returned 1500 of the 2512 dollars he was charged with taking and promised to repay 1812 more this week. He is due to stand trial tomorrow on two counts of uttering forged instruments. Indicted by a grand jury and arrested in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Scarpino
Veterans of Foreign Wars
California
Appeals fail to halt Louisiana execution for Leboeuf and Dreher
In Washington on January 29 five Supreme Court justices denied a stay of execution for Ada Bonner Leboeuf and Dr. Thomas E. Dreher, scheduled for Franklin Louisiana. Defense lawyers sought a U.S. Supreme Court appeal and a sanity commission, while a 90 day stay was denied by state justices. Leboeuf, confined to bed, and Dreher faced the gallows between noon and 3 p.m. in the little frontyard at Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Yan
U.P
Supreme Court
Ada Bonner Leboeuf
T. E. Dreher
Franklin, la
New Orleans
Janie
U.Q
Attormmeys
Adam Bonner Leboeuf
Thomas E. Dreher
Third State Court
United States “Supreme Court
Washington
Laboeuf
Dreher
David N. Thompson
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Woman Bound Over On Forgery Charge
Mrs Ell Eck of Vinton waived a preliminary hearing in municipal court on a forgery charge and was bound over to the grand jury by Judge G J Sager after failing to furnish a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ell Eck
Vinton
Judore
G. J. Sager
Soh n G Miller s California Trip Headline
Mr and Mrs John G Miller of 505 Frederic street undertake an extended California trip expect to be away several weeks Miller heads the John G Miller Construction company. Ainrold Jacobson and Donald Jorgenson were fined five dollars plus costs by Judge G J Sager for tearing down a sign at the W CG B WN station in a municipal court maliciou mischief case Circle meeting set Fidelity circle holds an all day gathering at 230 Reber avenue hosted by Mrs GC H Abbs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Miller
Frederic Street
California
Miller
Ainrold Jacobson
Oliye Street
Gedar Falls
Donald Jorgenson
Elk Run
G. J. Sager
Fidelity Circle
GC. H. Abbs
Reber Avenue
Fire damages dining room in Innes home on Independence Avenue
Fire discovered by neighbors at 6 92 p.m. damaged dining room furniture and rugs in Kenneth E Innes residence at 4156 Independence Avenue with smoke spreading to other rooms. Cause unknown. Nearby Roy Melick home on Lafayette Street reported roof fire from chimney sparks with $15 damage. Ad includes sale line for Herman O Miller and phone number 2404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hame
Kenneth E. Innes
Independence Avenue
Neighters
Innes
Roy Melick
Lafayette Street
Herman O. Miller
Building Permits Reported for Remodeling Projects
R. On. Cowin at 210 Fourth East files a permit for remodeling a business building valued at 500 dollars. He C. Hue of 323 Center applies for a porch remodeling with a 2590 dollar estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ON. Cowin
Fourth East
He C. Hue
Winnipeg Hockey Series Sight Brightens Prospects
Kiwanis luncheon hears Roy incom anuee discuss Winnipeg hockey prospects and amateur vs professional rules. American Legion aims to book games through March. scraper use to soften ice noted. Cameron McKinnon recounts Alberta's early hockey days with seven-man teams and spectator fights. music by Ona Crawford orchestra closes the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Roy Incom
Amenterican
Kiwanis
Russell-Lamson
Malcolm
American Legion
Gameron
McKiinon
Alberta
Canada
Ona Crawford
Mrs. Minnie Canfield Wins Divorce After 34 Years
Mrs Minnie Canfield was granted a divorce from B G Canfield in district court by Judge G W Wood after 34 years of marriage. The decree awards alimony of 5250 to Mrs Canfield plus fact fees. Wes Oifield to pay his own attorney. The couple wed May 15 1895 at Independence and lived on a farm near Dunkerton. Canfield is brother of Perry Canfield formerly in the automobile business, now in Des Moines. Barry Towne and Clark & Clark served as attorneys for the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Canfield
B. G. Canfield
G. W. Wood
Wes
Ifield
EES
Independence
Dunkereton
Canfield
Perry Canfield
Lves
Des Moines
Chiropractors Elect Association Officers in Cedar Falls
Dr W J Roth of Cedar Falls was elected president of the Black Hawk County Chiropractors association for the ensuing three months at a meeting in Black's tearoom. Dr Mary E Day was named vice president, Dr Clarence Clark secretary, Dr N A Golinvaux treasurer, and Dr O H Hoy chairman of the public relations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Roth
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
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D. W. Whitsell
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Dunkerton
A. H. Brandhurst
Hudson
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Cedar Palls
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Clinton, Ta
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Prospect Boulevard
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Madame Serrec
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Waterloo Building and Loan Association
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Lafayette Sta
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