Gen Booth Wing Injunction Fight In Salvation Army
London January thirty General W Bramwell Booth was restored to command under protection of a chancellery court order preventing the Salvation Army high council from appointing a successor. Justice Eve ruled Booth must be heard on his fitness before the council can relieve him, signaling another internal battle over Army reform led by his sister Commander Evangeline Booth.
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London
W. Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Harry Trelawney
Aepine
High Council
High Councils
Booth
Thab
Justine Eve
Counci
Wooth
Te Council
Evangélina Booth
Eve
Gavin Bimonds
Council
Mystery in Slaying of County Detective
In Willimantic Connecticut on January 30 a county detective, William E Jackson, was found slain. Police believe he was called to the door by his killer and shot as he backed into the kitchen. His wife and daughter discovered the body less than 40 minutes after they left him reading the evening paper. Investigators review Jacksons major cases to see if a convict might be freed from jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimantic
Conn
William’ E. , Jackson
Rough Rider
Jackson
Peirce
Snow Prediction Keeps Coasts in Snow as Temps Rise
Des Moines reports continued light to moderate snow across the east and central areas with more slated for the western stretches tonight. Federal forecaster Charles D. Reed noted statewide accumulation, with readings from 2 degrees below zero in Chariton to 18 above in Keokuk, and colder temperatures forecast for tomorrow after a warmer spell in the far east tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Chariésity
Keokuk
Waterloo Singer on Air Tonight
Eddie Marble son of Mr and Mrs P A Marble 221 Cottage Grove avenue will broadcast from station KGER Long Beach Cal from 1 to 2 am tomorrow in a special program featuring Smiling The program designed for Waterloo friends in a hometown privilege given to leading radio artists will be sung at Long Beach between 11 and 12 pm there being a two hour time difference Eddie Marble is well known to radio listeners and has been heard throughout Town including Waterloo in previous programs He was born and reared in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Marble
P. A. Marble
Cottage Grove Avenue
KGER
Long Beach
Cal
Waterloo
Iowa Salesman Dies in Indiana
A middle aged man registered as Anthony A. Ross of Maguoketa, Ia, died in his room in Indiana with heart disease listed as the cause. The coroner filed a verdict of death from heart disease. occupation noted as salesman on registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michican City
Ind
Anthony A. Ross
Maguoketa
Tater
Peter Trainor 67 Dies After Illness in Eagle Center
Peter Trainor 67 died last night at his home in Eagle Center after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at St Mary’s of Mt Carmel Parish in Eagle Center. Survived by widow and children Lillian M and three sons Staven J Joseph and James. Davupiters of Ilsabella meet at Philip Pint home 1123 Franklin Street this evening at 7 45 to pray for Mr Pint funeral tomorrow at 10 a.m. at St Joseph’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teter Trainor
Peter Trainor
Fis
Eagle Center
St. Mary's of Mt. Cerne Catvolle
Trainor
Waterloo
Lillian M
Ilsabella
Philp
Franklin- Street
Pit
Joseph's Church
Final Arguments in Klinkel Case Made in Floyd Co. Court
Final arguments in the Klinkel case were heard in Floyd County court as W G Henke urged jurors to focus on facts and that officers must be held to the same standard as citizens. Defense counsel Saddler’s backers argued the plaintiff’s witnesses were impeached and that local voters stood by Saddler and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klinkel
Floyd Co
Courter Sprelut
Charles City
Olive Klinkel
BP. A. Baddier
W. G. Henke
H. M. Kepler
Henke
Hls
Blainutti
HH. J. Pitegeraid
Defense Council
Saddler
Donovan Wickei
Oak Park
Floyd County
Sherif
Tama Man Sues Weaterlocan After Auto-Wagon Crash
H H Smith of Tama county sues T B Rust for 3708 damages after a 1928 collision on primary highway 59 in Crystal township. He alleges serious hip and back injuries from being thrown from his wagon and seeks 2500 plus listed itemized damages including wagon repair, harness, and loss of use of a frightened team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Smith
Tama County
T. B. Rust
Home Park
Crystal Township
Olleges
Smith
Women Forger Is Sentenced to Year and Then Paroled
Mrs. E. W. Eck of Vinton pleaded guilty to forgery before Judge G. W. Wouton in district court. She was sentenced to one year in Black Hawk county jail and paroled to attorney Myles J. Kildee. Prosecution by Burr C. Towne noted forgery of checks on Jan 2 and Jan 21. Parole allows return to her two children aged seven and six. violation would require serving the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Eck
Vinton
Jata
G. W. Wouton
Black Hawk
Myles J. Kildee
Burr C. Towne
Eck
Hill Bill Aims to Provide Rural Crop Loans
The proposed Hill bill mirrors federal tax logic with tiers: 2 percent on the first $1,000 of income over exemptions, 3 percent on the next $1,000, 4 percent on the third, and 5 percent on the fourth tier and above. Proponents say the measure will equalize a tax burden farmers face due to real estate investments.
Sister Mary Callista dies. head of Dyersville school
Sister Mary Callista, 87, longtime head of St. Francis Academy in Dyersville, died at St. Francis hospital after a major operation. Born Rose Wiencke in Cedar Rapids on April 14, 1867, she joined the BL Francis order at 17 and served parish duties in Alton and Otter Creek before leading the Dyersville Academy. Surviving siblings include Mother Buminien, Mrs. Stark trio, Frank, Edward, and Rev. Fr. John Wieneke. Funeral at St. Francis convent, Dubuque, Friday at 9 a.m.
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Mary Callista
St. Francis Academy
Dyersville
St. Francis Hospital
Mary
Rose Wiencke
Cedar Raplds
BL. Francis
Dyersville Academy
Alton
Otter Creek
Buminien
St. Francis Convent
Dubuque
Wheodore Stark
Joe Stark
Albert Stark
Cedar Rapids
Frank Wieneke
Winnipeg
Man
Edward Wieneke
Cedar Rapies
John Wieneke
Cedar Falls
Carlton Buckley Receives Commendation From Central Railway
Carlton Buckley a car clerk for the Illinois Central railroad is commended in the February issue of Illinois Central magazine for securing 24 carloads of business from a local contractor. The work involved hauling building materials from Ohio and Vineland to Waterles. The Buckley family has 97 years of service with the Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Buckley
Il- Hnais Central Railroad
Ymnais Central Magazine
ACI
Ohin
Viviele
Waterles
Il- Whois Cental
Willam L. Bickley
Cattle Buyer Jimmy James Found Dead in Iowa Hotel
Jimmy James a 42 year old cattle buyer once of Wyoming Iowa and known in eastern Iowa was found dead in a hotel room in Sedor Faptds Iowa. Police believe he killed himself using a polgan candy bar fluid with poison after eating the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suicipr
Sedor Faptds
Jimmy James
Wyoming
Iowa
Cate
Limiting Debate Seen as Victory for Cruiser Bill
Washington reports that the Senate limited debate on the cruiser construction bill with an agreement to begin discussion Monday and a potential final vote Monday night. Leaders anticipate progress on naval programs and related appropriations before March 4 adjournment while White House hints at a budget recommendation if control over the program is granted. Senator Hale asserts passage is possible without presidential changes, despite Hoover and Coolidge positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Pa Vate
Curtis
Kansas
Coolidge
House
Prsident
White House
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Hale
Maine
Melendy Funeral Rites Conducted at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls date private services were held at 929 West Twenty third for Mrs. Peter Melendy born Sept 1 1838 in Tonawanda N Y later Iowa Wesleyan graduate and widow of Samuel Mc Farland. Burial planned in Mt Pleasant with extended family including Theron Walker and Marion Howard. Services led by Dr W G Crowder due to illness of pastor.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Marion’ McFarland Walker
West Twentythird Street
Peter Melendy
Mt. Pleasant
Melendy
Iowa Wesleyan University
Samuel McFarland
Mr. Pleasant News
McFarland
Clark
Marion
Theron Walker
New York City
Marion McFarland Howard
McFarland Howard
Waterino
Judge Beem Returns to Post After Illness
Judge J C Beem of the Sriralele court resumes duties after several weeks at home. Judge George J Sager in municipal court today found judgment against 10 defendants for delinquent poll tax, each facing $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Beem
Srilaele Court
George J. Sager
Return to Kansas City from visit with relatives
F Jonson, Mrs Matbel Ralsch'old and daughter Luc eMe of Kansas City Mo returned home Tuesday night after visiting Mrs Jonson's sisters Mrs O M Cheney Sans Souci Park and Mrs M Q Schany 203 Western Avenue.
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Kansas City
Trs
F. Jonson
Matbel Ralsch
LuceMe
West Branch Girl S S Teacher for Hoover's Church
Eva Michener, former West Branch resident, chosen by President-elect Hoover to lead Sabbath school at Little Friends church on Irving Street Washington. Hoovers will attend at home in the small Quaker church with 100 members and 350 seats, joined by former West Branch families tied to Hoover's youth.
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West Branch
Eva Michener
Little Friends Church
Irving Street
Washington, D
Hoover
Hoovers
Quakers Church
Hoover Plans 70 Keep Contact On Federal Bureaus
President elect Hoover plans extensive contact with the federal agencies by appointing a Mason officer to liaise with over fifty independent bodies including the veterans bureau and the shipping board. He seeks three secretaries with equal rating to handle agency liaison mail and congressional/public affairs, with Akerson and Richey likely in line for roles. Also notes Gab riel D Annunzio's trans Atlantic flight plan and Kabul India air mail service expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Hoover
Congress
White House
Mason
Veterans Bureau
Shipping Board
Federal Water Power Commission
Coolidge
George Akerson
Lawrence Richey
Akérson
Florida
Ackerson
Richey
Gabriel
INS
D’annunzio
Air Corps
Temperatures and snowfall report brief
Temperatures show a Tuesday high and cooler night with a Wednesday morning low. Snowfall reported up to eight inches by 8 am with light accumulation continuing through the morning.
Francis Riggs Wins 10 Dollar Prize In Airplane Contest
Francis Riggs, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Riggs of 219 Lafryetta Wateret, won the 10 prize in a Riviera-Courier sponsored model airplane contest held at the Riviera theatre and Waterloo Evening Courier. His brim flute monoplane, with ribbed wings and ground takeoff gear, impressed judges Overshadows others among 22 entries. Each entrant received tickets to Warner Bros Vitaphone feature Conquest.
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Francis Riggs
Riviera
Harry W. Riggs
Lafryetta I Ateret
Rivlera Theatre
Waterloo Evening Gourer
Henry ©. Wurster
Mill-Con- Haenk Petrodeum Corporation
Oren P. Harwont
Chapman Field
Midwest Airways, Inc
Clarence J. Ness
Nesu Paltern Works
Waterloo Miniature Aircraft Club
Altho
Riggs
Mos
Warner Bros
South
Monte Blue
Lois Wilson
H. B. Warner
Teachers College hosts town delegates for summer extension schools
Cedar Falls Jan 30 Representatives from Sheldon Muscatine and Corning visited the Teachers College extension department to discuss plans for summer extension sessions in their communities. Luncheon at Bartlett hall marked the visit as part of ongoing efforts to expand summer programs. The college will run extension sessions on the same schedule as Cedar Falls. The winter semester ends March 12 and spring term opens March 13. Miss Hazel Strayer resumed drama work, Miss Anna Leggett takes a six month absence, and Miss Bernice Allen becomes acting department head. The American Legion Show is set for Feb 20 and 21 at Regent Theatre with drama students organizing. Social events include Elizabeth Petersen hosting a dinner for 12 and Mabel Benton Brown hosting a waffle party.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Sheldon
Muscatine
Corning
Teachers College
Sumer
Bartlett Hall
Extension Division
Cedars
Com Mencement
Hazel Strayer
Dramatic Art Facillty
Anna L. Leggett
Bernice Allen
Elizabeth Petersen
Stata Street
Mabel
Benton Brown
Walnut Street
Operation Removes Button From Nose Of Boy At Nashua
In Nashua January 30 a three year old boy named Hollis Watson, son of Mr and Mrs J B Watson, had an abscess under his arm treated under anesthesia. During surgery a button he had inserted in his nose for a month was removed. Marriage licenses listed: George Dahms Cladbrook, 24. Lillian Sievers Garwin, 22. Henry Conrad Clutter, 25. Emma Cecak Elberon, 20. Theodore Huck Raymond, 27. Minnie Phillips La Porte City, 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua. In
Hollis
George
Fire alarm reports two residential incidents this week
Two calls logged at residences: at 462 Leland Avenue a fire alarm noted flammable material in a hot air pipe with no damage. at 1500 Baltimore Street defective wiring caused $300 damage. Advertisement for Lt dt Herman O. Miller lists phone number 2404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Greenwood
Leland Avenue
Ralph Barron
Baltimore Street
Miriam Helene Hunt Marries Dr Floyd Hawkins in Miami
Mr and Mrs F A Hunt announce their daughter Miriam Helene Hunt married yesterday morning in Miami to Dr Floyd Hawkins of Chicago. After a southern trip the couple will stay in Waterloo with the bride’s parents before settling in Chicago. Hawkins is a registered nurse who has resided in Chicago for several years.
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Hunt
Fremont Street
Miriam Helene
Miami
Fin
Floyd 1
Mrs Plopper Sinking Steadily at Sartori Hospital
Cedar Falls Jan 30 Increasing weakness of Mrs Estelle Plopper was noted today by attendants at Sartori Memorial hospital where she has been since a stroke of paralysis on Jan 23 Her strength has dwindled after two strokes in rapid succession soon after arriving for a visit at the home of Mrs Amng Obele on Waterloo street Town Falls is her home and the prognosis is uncertain
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Estelle Plopper
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Plopper
Town Falls
Amng Obele
Waterloo Street
Hold Three for Plot to Rob Bank in Des Moines
Des Moines men Frank Biggs and Frank Smith along with Allan Rian and another, arrested in an admitted bank robbery plot. Biggs claims he drove them to Conrad for the heist. arrest halted the plan and implicated the others. Building permits list several frame dwellings and furnaces with various values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dan
Frank Biggs
Frank Smith
St. Joseph
Allan Rian
Conrad
Biggs
Tria
Great Atlantic 4 Pacific to Open Self Service Store in Waterloo
The 4 Pacific Tea Co plans a grand opening next Saturday for a new self service store at 310-12 Fourth Street West Waterloo Iowa. W D Wilson says Iowa stores add self service as a policy and Waterloo will be the first such store in the state. Benesh Dalley managers assist with preparations with L R Cooner and H A Hallstrom aiding. George Benesh named store manager.
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Iowa
Great Atlantic
Pacific. Tea Co
Fourth Street
Owain
W. D. Wilson
Waterloo
Wilson
Benesh
Dalley
L. R. Cooner
H. A. Hallstrom
George Benesh
Waterloo Store Expansion And Remodeling Details
The text outlines Waterloo store upgrades including a fifth location at 316 Fourth Street West and a pastry department with imported goods. It notes ongoing remodeling in the Pickett building at 311-13 Fourth Street East, costing about 5000, and mentions a planned sixth store within two months. It references Rath Packing Co and Iowa product sales through the Tea company, plus a large mechanical refrigeration unit installed by Iowa Public Service Co. and a major customer relationship with Atlantic-Pacific Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ Dalley
Meat Department
Waterloo -Men
Towa Public Service Company
Atlantic 4 Pacific Company
Wilson
Iowa
Rath Packing Company
Tea Company
United States
Waterloo
Fourth ‘Street
Pickett
Fourth Street East
Miss Bertha Martin Recovering From Pneumonia
Cedar Falls January 30. A team of physicians attending Miss Bertha Martin a T D faculty member who is dangerously ill with pneumonia reports she has a fair chance for recovery. She had a fairly restful night after a long illness of influenza.
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Cedar Falls
Bertha Martin
Martin
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