Washington Iakes Join Split From National League
Washington Iowa July 2 The Izaak Walton league chapter voted to withdraw from the national league and send delegates to the state meeting at Marshalltown July 24 chaired by Prof B Shimek who resigned as a national director. Fort Dodge and Burlington chapters debated secession but took no final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tawa
Izaak Walton Brave
League
National League
Marshalltown
B. Shimek
Towns League
Tenth District League
Fort Dodge
Uot
A. Claire Dewey
Will H. Dilg
Pew
Shimex
Iowa
Burlington
Izaak Walton League
Iowa City
Des Moines
National Order
R. V. Yant
Presient
Fort Dodge Walting
Maresnaaltows
City of Waterloo Shows June Warrant and Bond Totals
The June report by city auditor Charles C McKay shows warrants outstanding at month end of 53 663 88 and warrants and bonds totaling 951 157 46 at the start of June. City cash in banks stood at 209 803 23 with 66 026 54 in general funds and 10 000 Irish funds in liberty bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles C.mckay
Former Iowan Battles Head of Pittsburgh Police
Former Iowa legislator King faces conspiracy charges from the Citizens League in Pittsburgh. Alleged letters from Missouri and other towns tied him to reform work and a scheme against police superintendent and three officers named Klein Meyers and Steele. Bail posted. hearing set. others named in warrants not located. King cites a trap involving his marriage to Mrs. Rachel Carr in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Missouri
Iowa
Jeague
Pittsburgh
Rachel Carr
Des Moines
Citizens
Jamie Klein
Warry Meyers
Harry Steele
Walsh
Justice of the Peace
J. P. Shields
Wilkinsburg
League
Carr
Funeral services for Mrs John Robey at Elmwood Cemetery
Mrs Robey died yesterday at her home 10192 Fourth last. Funeral service set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Church of Christ with Elder A Butler officiating. Burial planned at Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robfy
Joh Robey
Church of Christ
Elder A. Butler
Elmwood
Four Warners of Iowa Counties and Historic Details
The text asks which counties comprise the four Warners in Iowa and identifies a county named for a Union general killed at Wilson’s Creek. It also queries how many counties Iowa had while part of the Michigan Territory and when the Iowa primary election was held, noting additional questions about towns and counts. The page appears fragmentary with multiple item references.
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Warners of
Iowa
Wilson's Creek
Michigan Territory
First woman passenger rides Chicago to San Francisco air mail flight
Miss Jean Eads, Chicago newspaper woman, travels with Boeing Air Transport on the Chicago to San Francisco airmail service. The maiden flight, delayed to 1:30 a.m. in Omaha, marks the start of a 22 hour schedule with division points at Omaha and Cheyenne.
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Omaha
Neb
Chicago
San Francisco
Jean Eads
Fort Crook
Boeing Air Transport Company
Alaywood
INS
Jane Eads
Lindbergh Field
Maywood
I. O. Biffle
Cpl
Charles Lindbergh
Boeing Company
Post Office Department
Pratt and Whitney
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rainstorm Sits Two-Week Pole Top Record Attempt
Chicago news item describes Joe Powers perched 675 feet atop a flagpole in the Loop attempting a long distance sustained sit. A storm drenches him as he endures with a thin coat snagged. he remains determined to beat the Ark Kebly record from New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Powers
Joe
Kebly
Newark
N. J
Powers
Ships Brave Storms to Man and Stock Light Houses on Superior
United States lighthouse tenders face violent weather on Lake Superior in early July. The mission includes testing and repairing aids to navigation, gathering buoys, and preparing stations for winter. Crew reports storms, fatigue, and the need to resume work in fall when stores ease and ships return to port.
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Superior
Dubith. Ata
Tawerps
Amaranth
Hare Bar
Temperatures Forecast for Friday Night
The fragment notes a Friday temperature forecast with max and min values unreadable. It mentions Samirdat and Sanare Jos but lacks clear dates, locations, or valid data.
Evolution teaching blamed for youth crime wave
Dr. W. B. Riley, speaking at Des Moines University, linked today’s youth crime surge to the teaching of evolution. He called evolution “the son of an ape philosophy” and warned it undermines law and leads to world disorder. His criticism focused on the alleged moral drift among young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. B. Riley
Minneapolis
Des Moines University
Riley
Four escape death in leaking packet disaster tale
New Bedford Massachusetts July 2 The packet Matthew Breer capt Joseph Perry docked by the coast guard cutter Marion after fifty one days at sea Eleven boys and nine passengers plus crew of thirty three battled raging seas eaten parched corn and coffee. With rations gone the crew killed their ship mascot a goat and used its skin as gaskets for pumps while the crew and passengers kept pumping for most of the voyage.
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New Bedford
Mass
INS
Matthew Breer
Joseph Perry
Coast Guard
Marion
Cape Verde Islands
Montauk Point
160 Page Mortgage Filed By Utilities Co Covers Bonds
A 160 page mortgage filed today by Town Public Service Co and Central Trust Co of Thi nos covers mortgage bonds in series across 23 counties. The large volume includes legal descriptions of real and personal property and must be filed in each county where the company operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities CO
Black Flank County
Eva MM. Brebner
Town Public Service Company
Tas
Central Trust Company of
Thinos
Hawk Reappointed as Podiatry Examiner
Dr. Hawk is reappointed by Governor Hammill to the Iowa state board of podiatry examiners for a three year term. Dr. F J Olson, secretary, and Mrs Olson are noted in the announcement from Des Moines. The appointment secures continued leadership within the podiatry regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor. Hawk
Paul MM. Trank
Podiatry
Gavernor Hammall
State
Beard of Podiatry
F. J. Olson
Oison. Das Moines
Two Men Fined In Assault Charges In Municipal Court
Harry H. W. Kezar of 1414 Jefferson Street and Albert Knipp of 1120 Franklin were each fined $10 for assault and battery against Ployd Card, with half the fines suspended. The proceeding occurred amid testimony from eight witnesses for the state and three for the defense. Also report of Frank Corann, owner of the derby winner Call Boy, dying at Newmarket England on July 2.
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Harry HW. Kezar
Jefferson Treet
A. C. Beem
Albert Knipp
Franklin
Call Boy
Newmarket
Eng
CINB
Frank Corann
Tari T Proprietey
Better Prices On US Products Business Livener
Des Moines reports encouragement in farm markets as field crop prices rise. Wheat prospects improve with Iowa acreage up about 7 percent and country elevators around 1.96 dollars a bushel. Nebraska yields expected strong, while Kansas Oklahoma and Texas face weather impacts. Oats price range 42 to 61 cents, hay good, alfalfa promising, and apples expected to be about half a crop. Corn outlook notes 37 years with similar cool dry Junes. frost risk and late planting push potential frost exposure this fall.
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Jourier Special Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Nebraska Wheat Country
Kan- 5Ar
Oklahoma
Texas
Dakotas
Weather and Crop Bureau
Towa
Herrick
State Horticultural Society
Grimes
State Department of Agriculture
Iver Ho
Allen
Byrd and Acosta Sent to Hospital by Paris Doctor
Paris doctor treats Byrd and Acosta after their Paris stop during the polar flight. The aviators, greeted by crowds in Caen and Paris, discussed further plans with officials of the American Trans-Oceanic Company. Balchen contemplated a visit to Oslo to arrange expedition matters before returning to New York.
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Byrd
Acosta
Paris
Gilchen
Balchen
Oslon
Norway
New York
Rome
Mike
Paris Welcomes Byrd and Flight Crew After Transatlantic Try
Commander Richard E. Byrd and three companions arrived in Paris aboard the giant America, after a 42 hour Atlantic crossing. Crowds jammed St. Lazare station in a reception likened to Lindberghs. Even in rain, Parisians cheered the aviators while a huge police detail managed the throng and windows along the route were broken by eager onlookers. The group later toured Continent amid scenes of high enthusiasm in Caen and beyond as France praised their skill and courage.
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Fiers
Caen
Uniike Lindbergh
Ver-SursMer
Ernwis Vhal
Levine
Charlie A. Levine
Fier
Clarence Chamberlin
New York
Germany
Lesing
Byrd
Neville
Inter-Allied Club
Paris
Acasin
International News
Richard E. Byrd
America
Gpen
St. Lazare
Lindy
Ver-Sur-Mer
Normandy
Charles A. Lindbergi
Charing of
France
British naval limits spark pushback at Geneva talks
Geneva experts at the naval conference tightened submarine limits to 1800 tons and 13 year service with five inch guns while debating a two category division. Washington reports say Britain seeks far larger cruiser tonnage, up to 500,000 tons, challenging US aims for 300,000 tons.
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Geneva
INS
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Hugh &. Gibson
Britain
Eveat
America
Gibson
Des Moines Wife Granted Divorce For Showing Old Flame
Iva Mae Bates told Judge Bonner in district court that taking his old girl to a show while his wife stayed at home was improper. Bates denied wrongdoing but the judge granted her divorce from Raymond Bates after she protested his actions and claimed it was not right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iva Mae Bates
Ludge Bonner
Raymond Bates
Keokuk Court Bars State Sinking Fund Interest
Judge Rankin granted a temporary restraining order stopping the city funds from being diverted to the state sinking fund under the Brookhart Laurien bill. He held the law unconstitutional in district court in Keokuk Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
John M. Rankin
City of
Brookhart-Laurien
Real Balloon Tire Sways Lunch Crowd on Street
A noisy, near Fourth of July like scene at Commercial and Fourth streets drew a lunch hour crowd as a car wheeled past and stopped. A ballooning inner tube emerged from the right front wheel while the driver calmly released air and removed the tire, leaving bystanders amused and perplexed by the strange spectacle.
State Archaeologist Studies Along Cedar
Dr. Charles R. Keyes of Cornell Cottage Mt. Vernon Tawaa in Watering and vicinity conducts Cedar valley archaeological investigations. He leads the State Archaeological Survey and worked near Vinton La Porte City Benton and Black Hawk counties yesterday. He will extend his work into Amerer and Mitchell counties. His prior studies shed light on early Indian inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Keyes
Cornell Cottege
Mt. Vernon
Tawaa
Cedar Valley
Keyes
Vinton
la Porte City
Benton County
Jower Black Hawk County
Aremer
Mitchell
Moody, Texas Youngest Governor, Stands Firm
Portraits from Austin note Dan Moody, Texas, at 33 as youngest governor yet, his youth seen as temporary. His tenure follows high profile highway contract suits that yielded about $609,000 for the state while attorney general. He and his wife live on the governor’s $4,000 two year salary as he pursues a state civil service system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dan Moody
Texas
Moody
Editor Sees Rosy 25-Year Outlook for State
Des Moines reports felicitation for Harvey Ingham marking 25 years as editor of the Register and Tribune-Capital. Frank Lowden spoke about Iowa roots and his career, while Ingham reflected on the past and projected a prosperous future for the corn belt over the next quarter century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jy 23
Harvey Ingham
Register
Tribune-Capital
Frank
Lowden
Ofllinois
Ingham
University of Iowa
Kilocycles to Wave Lengths Explained for Radio Fans
Radio readers in Chicago learn to convert kilocycles to wave lengths. To find a station's wave length divide 300000 by the kilocycles. For example 1000 kilocycles equals 300 meters and 670 kilocycles equals about 447.7 meters. The rule clarifies how higher kilocycles yield shorter waves.
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Chicago
Mrs Wright May File Divorce Suit
Mrs Miriam Noel Wright announces she will file for divorce from Frank Lloyd Wright. She plans to sue in Madison Wisconsin, citing continual harassment by friends and associates of her husband. The statement was made in San Francisco California.
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San Francisco
Cal
Miriam Noel Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright
Madison
Wis
Swedesburg Plans fireproof Church
At a Swedesburg Iowa meeting with about 200 attendees, leaders decided to replace the burned down big white church with a modern fireproof edifice. The Rev Q A Elmquist is pastor. The new church will cost $40 000.
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Swedesburg
Swedesburg Auditarium Jaspulgat
Q. A. Elmqiunst
Actress Sentenced for Knuckle Slaying Hiding Charges
Los Angeles on July 2 Dorothy Mackaye a stage actress was sentenced to serve from one to three years in San Quentin for conviction of charges of attempting to hide facts in the death of her actor husband Ray Raymond in the so called knuckle slaying case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Ins
Dorothy Mackaye
San Quentin
Ray Raymond
Watts Gunn Wins Crown in Intercollegiate Golf
Garden City July 2 Watts Gunn of Georgia Tech, protege of Bobby Jones, shot spectacular golf to defeat Roland Mackenzie of Brown University for the intercollegiate championship. Gunn led 10 up with 9 to play in the 36 hole final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Watts Gunn
Georgia Tech
Bobby Jones
Tae Day
Roland Mackenzie
Brown University
Gunn
Beaten man found beside road near St Francis hospital
A man calling himself John Howard, 42, was found severely beaten beside a road near St Francis hospital. Police said two men assaulted him. he was intoxicated and taken to the station. Details from bystanders included a Miss Eleanor Powell and Lore Alford of 428 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
St. Francis Hospital
Howard
Eleanor Powell
St. Peters
Lore Alford
Franklin Street
Standard Glass Remodeling Job Set at 15000 Dollars
Jens Olesen and Sons Construction Co. won the general contract to remodel the Sycamore street warehouse for Standard Glass & Paint Co. The project, about 60 by 150 feet with a second story, will create wholesale offices and a retail store at 401-503 Sycamore. The contract price, with extras, is slightly under 15000. Work starts Tuesday morning after approval by architect M. B. Cleveland.
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Jens Olesen & Sons Construction Co
Sycamore
Second Street
Standard Glass & Paint Co
M. B. Cleveland
Three Hundred Gal Confiscated Alcohol Given to 4 Hospitals
A total of 300 gallons of confiscated alcohol valued at $9,600 was distributed to four hospitals today by Sheriff H. T. Wagner under Judge George W. Wood's district court order. Each hospital Allen Memorial, Presbyterian, St. Francis of Waterloo, and Sartori of Cedar Falls received 75 gallons. An additional 25 gallons were seized from Colin McCracken of Kenosha Wisconsin, last winter. The remaining 275 gallons were taken from GC W. Tiberghien and others in a booze robbery series by state agents three weeks ago.
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Sherif H. T. Wagner
George W. Wood
Allen Memorial
Presbyterian
St. Francis
Waterloo
Sartori
Cedar Falls
Colin McCracken
Kenosha
Wis
Two End Lives in Des Moines Reported
Des Moines incidents report two suicides in 24 hours. John W. Kauffman’s body was found at Wave lands golf course with a Carbaric Acid vial nearby. He is survived by widow and daughter Mrs. Paul Matthews of Oskaloosa. Mary Jackson, 48, killed herself in a gas filled room leaving a note for her children. she is survived by son Charles Jackson of Nevada and daughters Bertha Carr of Lake Worth Florida and Ethel Anderson of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John W. Kauffman
Waveland
Paul Matthews
Oskaloosa
Mary Jackson
Goodby
Charles Jackson
Nevada
Bertha Carr
Lake Worth
Fla
Ethel Anderson
Gorilla Not Council Bluffs Strangler
Local police conclude Earl Leonard, the "gorilla man" under arrest in Winnipeg for a double murder, is not the man wanted in Council Bluffs for the December murder of Mrs. John Berard. Leonard is charged with killing more than five women nationwide by strangling them. Mrs. Berard was strangled, but Leonard does not match the local suspect description.
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Council Bluffs
Earl Leonard
Winnipeg
Can
John Berard
Leonard
Reliability Planes Land at Pittsburgh
Fourteen planes arrive at Rodgers field Aspinwall near Pittsburgh during the National Reliability tour. Two planes were delayed from Baltimore and Suhairsedan flown by Louis G. Meister of Detroit and an Eagle Rock craft piloted by Paul Branniss of Oklahoma City. Two escorts accompany the group. planes stay until Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
Rodgers Field
Aspinwall
Baltimore
Suhairsedan
Louis G. Meister
Detroit
Eagle Rock
Paul Branniss
Oklahoma City
Lindbergh Lids Appear In City Planes On Hats
High flying fashion brings Lindbergh motif to Waterloo millinery in white close fitting hats for women. Store displays feature airplanes above blue seas and jeweled pins shaped like aircrafts. A wrapper clothes the latest Aviation Bar candy offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Catry
Milady
New Switch Lays On To Power House Pits
The Millnois Central begins laying a switch line from its main track to the coal pit of the Town Public Service company on Utica street. Heavier rails will replace the present switch. The Town Public Service company plans to buy a new locomotive for plant use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millnois Central
Town Public Service Company
Utica Street
Shell
Soan
cTane
Man Injured When Struck By Automobile
Henry Weteking, 47, of 106A Bryant, sustained a badly wrenched shoulder and bruises after being struck by a car driven by Donald Garrison, 1121 Eleventh Street West Cedar Falls, at 10:45 p m yesterday near the Waterloo Cedar Falls pond city limits. Garrison stopped, assisted Weteking and drove him to St Francis hospital where attendants said he was improving. Garrison reported the accident to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weteking
Bryant
Donald Garrison
Eleventh Street
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cendar Falla Pond
St. Francis Hospital
Garrison
St. Francis
Pallee
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Shimek
Pittsburgh Police
Blair Historical Hoglaty of
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Europe
Pictu
Berta Acosia
George Neville
N. Y
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Renee Adoree
Shermer Gill
Miss Adoree
Tom Moore
Calvados
Fite
Niatures
Charles Levine
Alers
Byrd Fliers
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Gen. Girod
Admiral Frochot
Mariuage
Lyon McKeon
Cedar
Lotte B. Huffman
Ted JJ
Punteny
Ann Smith
Ralph HW. Jorgensen
Dexter Lois Evelyn Doty
Macksburg
William Barney Hufar
Annirough
Cark FP. Christensen
Jeanette Moss
Pitts
Real Balloon Tire
Jens Olesen & Sons
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