Cornell Athlete Injured In Waterloo Meet Auto Crash
Nine year old Viola Herbert, daughter of AL Herbert, suffered serious facial and head injuries when a car carrying AL Herbert skidded and overturned six miles north of Waterloo on the Black Hawk road. Herbert and another passenger escaped major harm, while Viola’s mother was bruised. The family was en route to the city when the wreck occurred. first responders rushed Viola to the farm home before transfer to hospital.
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Waterloo
Phs Ans
Mr. Herber
Viola Herbert
Henn Gaehserness
Camchinery
Pally Gamared
Torpedo Sinks Big French Ship in Channel
The French ministry announced the steamer Carthaze OS TS was torpedoed yesterday and sunk in the channel. An aerial squadron reportedly sighted two submarines and its vessel was hit by shells before disappearing.
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Paris
Hleamer Carthaze
Fragieance Timarine
A. Equadron
Rhe
Paul Lang Dies at Twenty in Cedar Falls
Paul Lang age 20 son of Rev W C Lang presiding elder of the Des Moines district of the Lutheran church died after a period of poor health. He lived in Cedar Falls, graduated from Cedar Falls school in 1912, survived by his parents and a sister Gladys. Funeral services set for Wednesday at First Evangelical church with Rev J Juang and L W Bock officiating. burial to follow in Sumner.
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Paul
Lane
W. C. Lang
Des Moines
Evangelical Church
Wans
Cedar River Park
Cedar Falls
Gladys
First Evangelical Church
J. Juang
L. W. Bock
Offir
L. F. Smith
Maines
Sumner
Best silo type for good silage debated in tests
A report from the experiment station notes that any properly built silo type brick wood or concrete can produce quality silage. The key is proper construction and maintenance rather than the silo material, as long as it is well built. Farmers differ in preference but aim for same quality outcome.
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Jena
Louis convoyed by Troyers to New York
The American liner Bt Louis arrived from post Ba, escorted by two torpedo boats, while British capitalists Thomas and associates prepare for the projection of Allied forces. The vessel lies in the harbor as the convoy proceeds toward wartime service.
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New York
Louis
D. A. Thomas
Thomas
Perysser
Meni
Allie Roel
Unclear Classified Ad Fragments From Iowa Page
Fragmentary text references a late ad submission about a game return, a request to contact Clover Jiay, and a local interurban line in Janneville Iowa. Contains garbled names and stray phone reference, offering little coherent event or action.
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Kemoor
Gonriry
Cpaubie
Clover Jiay
Ghost 16 Interurban
Janneville
Iowa
Fred Beards
New Speed Pageant Opens In Omaha Speedway
Onisha and Nehaly AAT Eich report men pilots compete today at the Sullenite SPA 000 tonabile plane on the now Oiwalnt board speed way. Three early arrivals claim Oman track fastest in world as their machines hit 95 miles per hour. Ma. 7 starts the 200 mile automobile race at 12 41 with Rickenbacher G Donnell Alley Tionaldson Orr Chapendale reaching the boards. Alley breaks rod in eighth day.
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Onisha
Nehaly
New Speedway
Omaha
Rickenbacher
G'Donnell
Alley
Tionaldson
Orr
Cnape Andley
Fay
Deep Cultivarion and its contested farming practice
Fragmented account discusses a controversial cultivation method for corn, critiquing deep tillage as ineffective and misapplied. It recalls experiments, yields per acre, and debates about fooding crops, with lingering references to personal grievances and allegiances within a rural community.
Americans in Berlin Celebrate Independence Day
Americans in Berlin marked the United States Independence Day with a gathering at a prominent German city venue. The event honored the declaration and featured guests from the US embassy and hospital circles, with a wreath laid on a statue using the US colors. A separate invitation to a Grunau suburb gathering drew few attendees.
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Berlin
Herliu
Vlan London
Ueo
Colous
Unndiad
Ao Fubu Tey Puth
Oglity
United States
Law
Lett
Surdens
World Association
Our Friends
Fredertele
Grunau
Testing boosts milk output for ten Iowa dairy farms
Four years of cow testing near Janesville Bremer county show ten farmers raising average milk per cow from 0,48% to 8,048 pounds annually, a gain about 62 percent. Butterfat also rises, profits per cow climb, and total owner income increases by over 0,800.80 dollars.
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Janes
Vie
Bremer
Metr
Iowa State College
Greene Creene. July Sam Thomas visits sister amid cancer
July Sam Thomas visits his sister Mrs. Florence Holmes who is critically ill with stomach cancer. Mrs Ed Stephens travels to Heetfield Minnesota to visit her grandson and family. Funeral services held for Mrs John Nixtoegur at St Marys Catholic Church. Mrs A T Hill returns from Sarnia Ontario after visiting relatives. Mrs BH M De War of Chicago spends time in Greene before joining her mother in Mediapolis and hospital plans. Fred Webhan called to Elwood Nebraska after death of Louis Pebban. Mabel Tockstader and Torothea Williams return home.
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Louis Pebban
Mabel Tockstader
Ter
Torothea
Wee Williams
C. V. Cave
Rockford Week Brings Skating Rink Carnival and Visitors
In Rockford a busy week featured daily skating rink events, baseball paths, a street carnival and a show. Local residents include Miss Roll Ta arriving from Nashville with family, while others return from trips to Chicago and nearby towns. A Chicago firm plans changes in business, with local meetings about new ventures and ongoing community activities through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Coasty Road
Roll Ta
Nashville
Tenn
Myre
Ju. Parmenter
Pesyl Johnson
Hitl
Onin
Burr
Pstoneik Visi
Eoreha
Mee
Michell Wade
Chicago
No More Tips Bellhops Grin As Law Takes Effect
Sunday July 4 marked the entry into force of a state anti tipping law but Waterloo hotels have not posted required notices. C G Holden president of the Iowa Hotel Men's Association said many hotels will delay posting until official notification and naval orders reach Waterloo. Bellhop reports indicate only a few travelers are aware and some use the law to withhold tips, with bellboys predicting wage pressures if the law is strictly observed.
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Waterloo
C. G. Holden
Iowa Hotel Men's Association
Arrests Hinted in Mexico Plot Case at El Paso
El Paso July 5 federal officers pursue new leads in the Huerta plot case. Huerta and five others face a Monday preliminary hearing with bond set at 15000 each. If freed, they will be closely watched as investigations continue for further arrests and possible transfer to San Antonio for trial.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Victoriano Huertz
Huerta
Surveil-Lanto J. L. Camp
United States
West Texas
Inuerta
San Antonio
Iberta
Orozco
Newman, Mex
Mosquit
Pascual Qrezco
Newman
Moet
Town Talk and Local Happenings This Week
Kav J BE Johnson of Prospect Boulevard left this morning for Mount Vernon to handle business. The dietary club plans a luncheon at the Hotel Russell-Lampon tomorrow noon. A young Greek man was burned when a treedragked lighter exploded at Fourth and Jefferson today. A son weighing six and a half pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Miunn at 134 Dearborn Street Saturday afternoon.
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Kav. J. BE
Johnson
Prospect Boulevard
Mount Vernyn
Dietary Club
Russell-Lampon
Fourth and
Jefferson Street
Pounda
Mra
Roy _Miunn
Dearborn Street
Huerta Protests Arrest Through Telegraph to White
General Huerta filed a telegraphic protest to Chief Justice White over his detention by federal authorities in El Paso and sought guidance on humane treatment. James D. Maher carried the message to the State Department, noting the telegram was in Spanish and translated for the Latin-American bureau. The envoy dismissed the protest as old news, saying there is nothing for the court to decide and that the court does not reconvene until October.
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Washington, D. C
General Huerta
White
Supreme Court
el Paso
State Department
James D. Maher
Maher
Local News From Marble Rock and Surrounding Areas
Dorothy and Marion Allan visit Marble Rock from Waterloo as numerous neighbors and relatives arrive and depart. The Study club discusses Anna Fellow Johnston and her desert of waiting writings while weather and social visits fill a busy week. a car accident injures Gus Hummel but no bones are broken. A surprise party honors Rev. and Mrs. Stivers with gifts, and Harold Wilson's Fourth of July accident leaves him with serious facial injuries but no vision loss.
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Marble Rock
Dorothy and
Marion Allan
J. A. Allen
Waterloo
Cora Lawrence
James Hutches
Chicago
J. Larson
Omaha
Ned
Fred Thieman
Manelyn Keyes
M. Victorine
Cedar Rapids
B. M. Victorine
Pearl
Flossie Chase
Danbury
Wis
August Bailey
Wahl
George Bailey
Clarence Wilson
Wm. Wilson
Gus Hummel
Osage
Hummel
Rey
R. T. Stivers
College Street
Reed Horr
Merland
Stroud
Waterloo Sundar Tel
Charles Webber
Lodi
Harold Wilson
A. Wilson
Harold
Alvin Rosencrang
California
Genevieve
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Ad Myre
Second Summer Myth Debunked By Baby Health Expert
Des Moines July 5 A Des Moines nurse Miss Adah Hershey, head of baby saving campaigns, declares there is no such thing as second summer for infants. She urges proper feeding, limited fruit, more milk and cleanliness, with guidance from doctors for bowel trouble and summer ailments.
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Des Moines
Firat Place
Babtea
Jones
Darwin
Grandma
Adah Hershey
Misa Hershey
Miss Hershey
Sumtimer
Harry
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Hebrews Observe Independence Day at local synagogue
The Hebrew community gathered at Fifth Street West from 4 to 6 p m Sunday to celebrate Independence Day. Rabbi O Zackheim spoke of Jewish refugees from Russia Austria and Romania finding freedom in America and urged teaching children the meaning of liberty and civic duty. Jacob Cohn received a gold medal as Sons of Jacob noted 10th anniversary growth from twelve to eighty families. Cohn spoke in appreciation.
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Fifth Street
O. Zackheim
Russia
Roumania
Austria
Elna Island
Thei Lorfl
Solomon
Washington
Sons of
Jacob
Crepn Zed
Jacob Cohn
Messrs
Tabach
Chazen, Kaplan and
Reenberg
Cohn
Willys Overland Raises Wages for Toledo Plant Workers
John N Willy increases hourly pay by five percent at the Willys Overland factory in Toledo. More than 11,840 employees will benefit, boosting the monthly payroll toward 1,000,000 and the annual total to about 12,500,000. The move follows Willy’s seven year effort to improve worker conditions, including a prior shift from 64 to 50 hours weekly with full pay, the creation of sports teams, and generous employee events such as Overland Day and factory outings.
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Wilys-Overland Company
Salaria
John
Willys
Compan
Overland
Overland Band
Toledo
Houston
Texas
Gyerlan
Bpeci
Pullmans
Maumee Bay
Philadelphia Athletics
Chiago Cubs
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Bryan Speaks On Universal Peace at Panama Exposition
In San Francisco on July 5 Willam Jennings Bryan headlined the Independence Day program at the Panama Pacific Exposition with an ovation for Universal Peace. Other speakers included Senator James D. Phelan Congresswoman Julius Kala and Edwin Markham the poet. A large military pageant contest and fireworks display were also planned for the evening. A separate report notes odd weather with reports of snow near Charles City and sleet observed on rain at a depot truck.
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San Francisco
Cal
Willam Jennings Brya
James D. Phelan
Julius Kala
Edwin Markham
Charles City
John McCabe
Central Baggageman
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Aed
F4 Paints
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Paul Lang
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Prantoes
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Oid
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