Water-loom freight cut saves Waterloo coal users
After a three year fight the Greater Waterloo association won an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling cutting soft coal freight from Illinois Indiana and Kentucky to Waterloo by 20 cents a ton. The new rate drops to 3.15 for lump coal and 2.96 for screenings, with Illinois coal supply uncertain and retail prices not immediately dropping. Local plants Rath Packing and John Deere consume 50-60 and 40-50 tons daily respectively, benefiting from the reduced freight costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo Association
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Waterloo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Commission
Hanson
A. Hanson
Des Moines
Herman c. Miller
Association
Traffic Bureau
Traffic Bureau of ‘the Association
Waterloo Industries
Rath Packing Company
John Deere Tractor Company
Southern Illinois
Byrd and Flight Companions Leave by Train for Paris
Transatlantic flight commander Byrd and crew reached Ver-Sut-Mer near Paris after a perilous sea landing. They saved the American flag and crucial papers, then hunkered ashore as their damaged plane drifted to a beachside cut. The voyage faced failing compass and radio in a stormy night, but they survived with the data and records intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Bourget
Ver-Sur-Mer
Brest
Byrd
Wight Paris
Byrdefter
du- Soulty
Sut-Mer
Steen
America
Badir
Veary
Recervell Field
Atlantic
Strained Nip between Two Nations Over Assassination
The text hints at a diplomatic strain between two nations following the assassination of a minister in the capital. It questions whether the government wins a rare election result and asks about a noted writer’s death last month. It mentions treasury spending forecasts and labor sal ary cuts, plus a British bill and a film lawsuit. It also references an Atlantic City emotional sports event and a world distance record, then an astronomical event yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orntr
Trish
Coohage
Commode
Atlantic City
Debtors Injured in Lively Prussian Diet Fracas
In Berlin on July 1 a violent brawl erupted in the Prussian diet during a debate over political rowdyism. Several deputies were injured and the dignity of others violated as nationalists socialists and communists clashed in a free-for-all fist and foot battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Lytle Factory Installs Machinery in New Plant
The Lytle company, recently incorporated to produce women s wear, is installing machinery at its 214 Third street east factory. Production of women s house dresses is expected to begin around July 15. Upper floors will house garment manufacturing, Mayer Bumper works on lower floors, and Tooms spaces are being renovated. Initial staff is undetermined, but the company aims to hire 75 to 100 women within a month of starting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle Company
Third Street East
Mayer Bumper Works
Tooms
Coolidge Congratulates Byrd On Polar Flight
Washington July 1 President Coolidge sent a cablegram congratulating Commander Byrd on his successful Atlantic flight. He praised Byrd for advancing aerial navigation and noted the pole flight demonstrated the airplane's value for scientific exploration and the future of trans oceanic air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Byrd
Washington, D. C
INS
Atlantic
North Pole
Sacco and Vanzetti Taken to State Prison for Respite
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, under a month long respite from a July 10 date, were secretly moved from Norfolk county jail Dedham to Charlestown State Prison to comply with statutes. They were transported by automobile under armed guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Norfolk County
Dedham
Charlestown
Buottiy
Sacco
Vanzetti
Farmers Join For An Appeal Against Land Valuations
In Burlington Iowa a joint tax committee of the Farmers union and the farm bureau of Des Moines County plans an appeal to the state executive council on July 11. They challenge land valuations set by the Des Moines county board of supervisors that revert to 1925 levels after assessors reduced values 11 to 18 percent two years ago. A court appeal is also planned with E. W. Romkey, former state senator, among the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington. In
Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau of
Des Moines County
State Executive Council
Des Moines County Board of Supervisors
E. W. Romkey
Regular passenger air service inaugurates Chicago to San Francisco
Chicago July 1 headline announces regular passenger air service between Chicago and San Francisco. The Boring Air Transport Company took over the government air mail contract and will run the route. The Chicago to west coast trip takes about 20 hours, substantially faster than the best trains. Passengers will be carried on the regular mail planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Boring Air Transport Company
Government
West Coast
Short Fall Fatal At Quaker Oats Plant
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 1 W C McCoy an iron worker died from injuries after an 18 foot fall at the Quaker Oats plant He landed on his feet but toppled and struck his head witnesses said The note about infectious fevers by a California specialist follows in the report The incident ends a tragic accident at the plant with the worker losing his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
W. C. McCoy
Curacao Consul Visits Hanna Former Chieftain
General Phil Hanna once supervised Curacao as consul. Thomas W. Voetter, US consul to the Dutch West Indies, visited Hanna at Curacao with his wife. Voetter, a 20 year veteran in consular service, recalled revolutions and posts in Venezuela Chile and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Hanna
Mexico
Thomas W. Voetter
United States
Dutch West Indies
Curacao
Hanna
Voetter
Iowa
Waverly
Venezuela
Chile
John Silliman
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Wilson
Start Survey to Keep Floods Out of Levee District
Lee County board of supervisors has authorized county engineer M F McFarland to survey proposed improvements for the Green Bay levee district. He will employ Charles Young of Muscatine to assist. The survey will take about three weeks and aims to prevent repeats of the severe floods of the past two years in the district south of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lee County Board of Supervisors
M. F. McFarland
Green Bay
McFarland
Charles Young
Muscatine
Scott's Retrial by Sanity Commission Scheduled
Chicago July 1 Russell Scott who has faced the death penalty five times for the murder of a drug clerk during a robbery will begin his sixth battle before a sanity commission September 12 Chief Justice William J Lindsay ruled Scott recently won a remanded decision from the state supreme court He has been confined in Chester Illinois asylum on two occasions but later was adjudged sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Russell Scott
Sanity Commission
William J. Lindsay
Criminal Court
Scott
State Supreme Court
Chester
Advertising Aids Railway Promotion in Welsh Club Talk
Maurice Welsh, superintendent and traffic manager of the W., C. F. & N. railroad, addressed the Advertising club at Hotel Russell-Lamson. He explained how advertising benefits railroads in selling public service and transportation as members discussed local firm advertisements after his talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Welsh
Russell-Lamson
Welsh
Tony Petrillio Faces New Bank Robbery Charge
Des Moines reports charges piling up against Tony Petrillio who was brought back from St. Paul. The latest alleges involvement in the January 14 1926 Continental Trust and Savings bank holdup where over eight thousand dollars was taken. Two bank employees identify Petrillio, with grand jury action planned next week. He is also tied to a Fort Dodge robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Tony Petrillio
Iowa
St. Paul
Continental Trust & Savings Bank
Potrillic
Missildine
Tony
Fort Dodge
Grace Flight Off Until Wind Drops
The attempted trans Pacific flight of Dick Grace from Pasadena was postponed until at least 2 p.m. today Honolulu time as weather improves. Flight manager Lieut. BE B. Koger said Grace must wait for winds to fall below 15 miles per hour before departure from Barking Sands Hauai July 1-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barking Sands
Island of Hauai
Dick Grace
Pasadena
Cal
Honolulu
BE. B. Koger
Grace
Koger
Lindbergh Flies to Jubilee at Ottawa
Charles A. Lindbergh landed the Spirit of St Louis at 9 03 this morning in Ottawa Canada on an unaccompanied cross Atlantic flight to join tomorrow’s Jubilee celebration of Canadian Confederation in St Louis Ma July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Moody Leads Texas Delegation to Washington
Gov Dan Moody and a Texans delegation visited Washington meeting business and political leaders. At a United States Chamber of Commerce event Judge Edwin B Parker praised Texas growth noting annual state production about 940 million dollars with only 40 percent from cotton. Moody and aides conferred with Democratic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Dan Moody
East
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Moody
Edwin B. Parker
Chamber
Texas
Parker
South
Moody
Anaesthetists Walk Out At Iowa College Of Medicine
Anaesthesia staff at University of Iowa College of Medicine in Iowa City walked out in sympathy with Dean Lee Wallace Dean who departed two months earlier. The group led by Chief L W Harding included E H Lashbrook Mary Ross and Forest P Cartwright among assistants. The resignation marks seven walkouts since the rift causing earlier departures in April. Now twelve staff members have left the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Lee Wallace
L. W. Harding
E. HE. Lashbrook
Mary Ross
Forest P. Cartwright
C. J. Rowan
Jesse L. McElroy
Frank Rohner
University
Experts at Geneva debate submarine limits at naval talks
Geneva July 1 Experts at the naval limitation conference focused on submarine limits as leaders of American British and Japanese delegations held private talks on capital ships. American stance reserves capital ship talks for later and confines discussions to a theoretical level while Britain seeks practical negotiations toward a firm agreement during the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
INS
Cattle TB Test Election Proposed in Delaware County
In Manchester Iowa on July 1 a special election will decide if all breeding cattle in Delaware county must be tested for tuberculosis in connection with a bond issue for primary road paving. Petitions go to county supervisors July 5 to set the election date. Delaware County has followed the "51 per cent" plan for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County
Delaware Gulliaty
Girl Drowned in Early Morning Bath Near Warsaw
Ethel Moore aged 27 drowned while bathing near Warsaw Indiana after 5 am. Three companions Agnes Brown Juin Overhulser both of Keokuk and William Wallett of Warsaw assisted in moving the body to Keokuk where a physician certified death. Hancock county Illinois coroner will seek county attorney guidance on body removal without permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Ethel Moore
Warsaw
Til
Hancock County
Imnois
Agnes Brown
Juin Overhulser
William Wallett
Byrd Cables Sorry Didn't Reach Paris
Commander Byrd sends a cable stating deep regret he did not reach Paris after the flight of the America. He cites a forced landing and dark night as unavoidable, promises to report details and deliver the flag and mail on arrival. Crew is reported safe. Backer Rodman Wanamaker relays the message via Roosevelt Field July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Field, N
Rodman Wanamaker
America
Byrd
Paris
Board of Control Elects Officers and Divides Labor
The Iowa state board of control reorganized and elected J. H. Strief of Sioux City chairman, replacing J. B. Butler who resigned. Gov. Hammill appointed G. Norman Clark of Mason City to fill the vacancy. The board then allocated state institutions by member to supervise, listing hospitals, reformatories, training schools, homes, and penitentiaries across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Control
J. H. Strief
Sioux City
J. B. Butler
Fort Dodge
Butler
John Hammill
G. Norman Clark
Mason City
A. M. McColl
Woodward
Glenwood
Oakdale
Clarinda
Rockwell City
State Farms
H. Strief
Cherokee
Anamosa
Mitchellville
Eldora
Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
County
G. Norman
Clark
Soldiers
Davenport
Toledo
Hospital For Insane
iIndependence
Hospital For
Mount Pleasant
Fort Madison
Woodruff Takes Oath as Railroad Commissioner
Fred B. Woodruff of Knoxville takes the oath to become Iowa state railroad commissioner succeeding Dwight N. Lewis. Judge J. H. Henderson retires as commerce counsel but stays as special counsel through rate cases. Other appointments include G. Norman Clark, J. Strohm, J. Tracy, and Hiram K. Evans filling state posts with July 4 start dates for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Fred BP. Woodruff
Knoxville
Dwight N. Lewis
Lewis
Commerce
J. H. Henderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Col
W. H. Bailey
Louis G. Lasher
Davenport
G. Norman Clark
Mason City
Board of Control
J. B. Butler
Fort Dodge
J. W. Strohm
Clinton
J. A. Tracy
State Bureau of Investigation
Hiram K. Evans
Corydon
L. A. Jenson
Forest City
Parole Board
Marines Ordered to Reclaim Yankee Mine in Nicaragua
American Marines in Nicaragua were ordered to recapture an American owned mine from General Sandino in Nueva Segovia. Brigadier General Feland led the operation after owner Charles Butters appealed for protection. Butters cited more than $790,000 invested in the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Nicaragua
Sandino
Nueva Segovia
State Department
Eberhardt
Feland
Marine Forces
Charles Butters
Butters
Chicago Heat Kills Three in Midweek Heat Wave
Record breaking heat in Chicago today claimed three more lives, raising the three day toll to 27. Thermometer hit 86 degrees with no relief expected until night as the heat wave sweeps the Midwest centered on Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Second Ford Trial Set for September
Detroit July 1 The second hearing of Aaron Sapiro’s libel damages claim against Henry Ford will begin September 12. Federal Judge Fred M. Raymond set the date after a session attended only by counsel that featured a lively brush between the court and William H. Gallagher, chief legal aid of the so called wheat king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
INS
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Fred M. Raymond
William H. Gallagher
Northwest Sees Temp Drop as Showers Hit Minneapolis
Minneapolis and the northwest cooled after a three day heat wave as showers spread across the region. In Minneapolis temperatures fell 34 degrees to 69 by noon, with similar drops reported elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Northwest
Carroll to Vote on Road Bond Issue
Carroll Iowa July 1 The proposal to issue 800000 dollars in bonds for hard surfaced roads in Carroll county will be submitted to a vote August 23 by the board of supervisors Representatives of the Farmers union and the farm bureau opposed to the issue urged postponement until fall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
INS
Carroll County
Board of Supervisors
Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau Organization
Klan Leader Files 90 Day Parole Request
Michigan City Indiana reports former Klan leader D C Stephenson, an Indiana political boss serving life for the Madge Oberholtz murder, appeared before the state prison parole board to seek a 90 day parole to personally direct an appeal to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
INS
D. C
Sioux City Telephone Rates Raised Across City
Sioux City July 1 P tele phone rates increased with monthly charges rising by 25 cents to 1 dollar. Business rates climbed from 6 to 7 dollars per month. One party residence users now pay 3.25 dollars monthly, up 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Gehrig edges Ruth with twenty sixth homer at Yankee Stadium
In New York at Yankee Stadium on July 1 Gehrig hit his twenty sixth homer of the season in the first inning against the Boston Red Sox Ruth singled and scored ahead of him Combs opened the frame with an inside the park homer marking a lead over Ruth in the home run race
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehrig
Yankee Stadium
New York
Pi Lon Gehrig
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Ruth
Combs
Harvesting Wheat in Southern Iowa
Wheat harvest has started in southwest Iowa with signs of a good crop. Oliver Varley of Essex was the first to begin cutting, and harvest is expected to be general by early next week as many fields near readiness for the binder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Iowa
Oliver Varley
Essex
Rain Help Crops In Comeil Bluffs Ta
The heat broke with a rainfall of .67 of an inch in Comeil Bluffs Ta helping crops after a hot spell. The showers bring needed moisture and relief to farmers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comeil Bluffs
Finishing Paving Near Oskaloosa Connects Des Moines to Ottumwa
The last bucket of concrete was poured at 11 o'clock today completing 13 miles of paving between Oskaloosa and the Mohaska county line near Pella. The hard surfaced highway links Des Moines to Ottumwa via Oskaloosa covering about 1 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Mohaska County
Pella
Des Moines
Ottumwa
City Fliers View Airports at Moline Cedar Rapids
Waterloo aviation boosters plan a July 12 mass meeting amid excitement over air service gains. Robert Cole leads the Lions committee, with George Harris Canopus, R N Cowin Waterloo Real Estate Board, W F Marshall American Legion, George Mack Y’s Men, A B Chambers Kiwanis, and C A Mortis Rotary on the organizing group. John Cable owns and flies the plane used for travel to Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Leon A. Link
A. B. Chambers
Kiwanis Club
John Cable
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Vinton
Chamber of Commerce
Oskaloosa Man Heads Association of Co. Recorders
D. E. Hawkins of Oskaloosa was named president of the Iowa County Recorders, affiliated with the Iowa Association of County Officials, at the closing session. W. H. Goodie, also of Oskaloosa, was named secretary treasurer of the sheriffs group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa Man Heads Association of Co. Recorders
Sioux City
D. EB. Hawkins
Oskaloosa
Iowa County Recorders
Iowa Association of County Officials
W. H. Goodie
Sheriffs
Chickasaw County approves $600000 road bond by 52 votes
New Hampton Iowa July 1 Good roads boosters in Chickasaw county celebrate passage of a $600000 paved road bond issue in a special election carried by a narrow 52 vote margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Good Roads
Chickasaw County
Hibbing Struck by Damaging Storm
A night windstorm in Hibbing Minnesota caused several thousand dollars of property damage and slight injuries to three people. The storm accompanied lightning heavy rain and a reported record wind velocity for the town following a day of heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbing
Minn
Five Years for Threatening Wife in Audubon Case
Henry Damann was sentenced by Judge H. J. Mantz to five years in the state penitentiary at Ft. Madison for threatening his divorced wife Isis with a loaded revolver and demanding remarriage at the home of his son-in-law Ole Duede. The arrest followed a visit three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Henry Damann
Ft. Madison
H. J. Mantz
Damann
Ole Duede
Isis
Sharp murder conviction reversed for new trial in Nebraska
Lincoln, July 1. The Nebraska Supreme Court reversed and remanded Frank E. Sharp’s murder conviction and death sentence for the beating death of his wife Harriet A. Sharp in March 1926. The ruling orders a fresh trial on charges of murdering Harriet in Sharp’s car on the Lincoln highway near Bethany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Frank E. Sharp
Lincoln Road
Harriet A. Sharp
State Supreme Court
Released convict freed after 17 days in jail
Frank Cunningham, 34, Sioux City, released from Fort Madison prison 17 days ago, was jailed again in default of bond. He faces charges of breaking and entering a freight car and previously served a 1914 penitentiary term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Frank Cunningham
Sioux City
Fort Madison
Europeans Meet in New York Financiers Exchange Incognito
European financiers Montagu Norman of the Bank of England and Hjalmar Schacht of the Reichsbank arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania. They came incognito to confer with Benjamin Strong, head of the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichs Bank of Berlin
Benjamin Strong
New York Federal Reserve Bank
High Court Upholds Gibson's Conviction
Des Moines July 1 The Iowa supreme court affirmed the conviction and life sentence of George H Gibson an Union county farmer charged with the murder of Sheriff Collings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court Today
George H. Gibson
Union County
Collings
Bids Open for Regilding Capitol Dome on July Sixth
Des Moines July 1 bids for regilding the capitol dome will be canvassed July 6 by the State executive council, according to Secretary W C Merckens. One dome will be relaid with gold car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
State Executive Council
W. C. Merckens
Sioux City Police Shakeup Reassigns Top Officials
A Sioux City force reshuffle moves Detective E. Gibson from head of the auto theft bureau to patrolman after his May 1926 tenure, with Detective Thomas Green, a 14 year veteran, succeeding him as head. Green is noted as well known in the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
E. ©. Gibson
Thomas Green
Police Department
Gibson
Middle West
Browns and Millers Head to Lake Okoboji for Fourth
Mr and Mrs Stephen Brown and Mr and Mrs Max Miller with children travel to Lake Okoboji for the Fourth of July. Mrs Miller and the children will stay at the Herman Miller cottage for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Okobojt
Stephen Brown
An Avenue
Max Miller
Falls Avenue
Lake Okoboli
Herman Miller
Miller
Powdered coal eyed to curb city smoke at Des Moines meet
Des Moines speakers urged powdered coal as a future aid to reduce urban smoke. N B Barber, city engineer, said education of homeowners and industrial boiler firemen is key. experts urged thinner fires and more frequent firing to cut smoke. Barber to draft Waterloo smoke ordinance guidance for council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
N. B. Barber
Citefs
Burton P. Fleming
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Harry Clewer
C. M
St. P
Barber
Council
Waterloo
New York Girl First Woman to Greet Byrd in France
Former New Yorker Estelle De Jongh, now Mme. Tanugi, greeted Commander Byrd and his crew on French soil after the trans Atlantic flight. She and her husband, vacationing in Yer-Sur-Mer, spoke English and aided the aviators by providing coffee and introductions to local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yer-Sur-Mer
France
INS
Richard E. Byrd
New York
Mme
Tanugi
Estelle de Jongh
America
Byrd
Paris
Neville
Coiffier
Acosta
Balchen
Bonnet
Walton Leaders at Fort Dodge Meet Hear Dr Shimek
Izaak Walton leaders in Fort Dodge hold a meeting to discuss league conditions and hear Prof Bohumil Shimek of Iowa City explain charges against officials of the national organization. Shimek seeks to form a new conservation group in Iowa and calls for a bolt from the national body, with a meeting planned in Marshalltown later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Izaak Walton
Bohumil Shimek
Iowa City
Shimek
Iowa
Marsahlltown
Des Moines Man Fatally Injured in Auto Crash
Ottumwa Iowa July 1 Frank Roberts 31 Des Moines died at St Josephs hospital after a car turned over on Federal Highway 63 near Fremont Injuries from the crash were sustained by his wife and Mrs Walker Poder both of Des Moines who were also in the car Mrs Poder was driving and attempted to avoid a ditch Both women were hospitalized with bruises and are expected to recover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Frank Roberts
Des Moines
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Fremont
Roberts
Walker Poder
Kirksville
Poder
Broadcast Program at Ingham Dinner Celebrates 25 Years
A Des Moines Register and Tribune editor Harvey Ingham marks his twenty-fifth anniversary as editorial writer and manager. The banquet will be broadcast from WHO Des Moines with congratulatory messages from Waterloo friends and journalists. Branch telegraph stations will be in the Fort Des Moines hotel banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Register and Tribune
WHO
Des Moines
Ingham
Waterloo
Fort Des Moines
Bonds Fixed In Munici pal Court Prostitution and Larceny Charges
Dorothy Acken of Fort Dodge had bonds set at 500 dollars for prostitution and 250 for larceny in municipal court. Leonard Smothers of Storm Lake had bonds of 500 dollars for soliciting prostitution and 250 for larceny. neither had furnished bond as of late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Acken
Fort Dodge
Leonard Smothers
Storm Lake
False Check Drawn Sparks Municipal Court Filing
Information filed late yesterday in municipal court against FP. M. Hewitt for false drawing of a $10 check on Sioux City Live stock National bank payable to L. & Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. M. Hewitt
Sioux City Livestock National Bank
L. &. Hardy
Death of Mrs Eva Robey at 35 in city home
Mrs Eva Robey aged 35 died at 10 15 a m at her home 101935 Fourth Street East after illness since April 10. Survived by husband John Robey mother Mrs M L Glenn a brother and two sisters. Body at Kistner's mortuary. Funeral arrangements awaited relatives arrival from distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robey
Eva Robey
Fourth Street East
M. L. Glenn
Kistner
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Issy
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Rodgian
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Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Grover Whalen
American Trans-Oceanic Company
Ver-Sur- Mer
Herbert Adams Gibbons
Rodman Wanameker
Lytle
California
Sanity
Lindbergh
Jubilee
Ottawa
National Capital
Iowa College of Medicine
Woodruff
Chicago Heat
Ford
Indiana State
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