Dairy delegates here three days for conference
Delegates from state dairy councils and the National Dairy Council arrive in Waterloo for a three day conference. Key figures from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh attend and participate in plant visits and sessions outlining council work, sanitation, publicity, and dairy industry programs. The program includes lectures, plays by Waterloo children, and a Saturday picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lainson
Hansell-Lamson
Waterloo
Weetlen
Namal Dairy Council
M. D. Munn
National Dairy Council
Tha Niiadelphia
Balderston
Philadelphia Inter- State Dairy, Council
Cohec
Philadelphia
Inter-State Dairy Council
Pittsburgh
B. St. Quackenbush
Pittsburgh District Dairy Council
West High
Hugh van Pelt
Courchi Health
Louise Fitzgerald
East Waters
Reed elected head of Iowa Social Conference at Mason City
Ralph F. Reed of Des Moines was elected president of the Iowa State Conference of Social Work at its four day meeting in Mason City. A. E. Kepford of Toledo and Wesley Johnson of Dayton were elected first and second vice presidents, with Louise Cottrell of Iowa City as secretary treasurer. The closing session urged a children's code commission and urged the legislature to codify existing laws, prioritizing code issues over new bills and favoring peace over war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Ralph 4. Reed
Des Moines Public Welfare Bureau
Towa State Conference of Social Work
A. E. Kepford
Noledo
Code Commission
Begin Excavation for Y. W. Building
Work on the Young Women's Christian Association building site at Park and Lafayette began this morning with a large crew. The first spade lifted by foreman W. Cooper revealed brick and debris from St. Mary's church basement. A donated old George B. Miller boiler valued at 2000 was moved to the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Park and & Lafayette
Ny . W. Cooper
St. Mary's Church
Kewa
George B. Miller & Son
Miller
Aew
Minister’s traffic fine suspended by judge
A Waterloo minister appeared in notice court for a traffic violation. He was charged with driving on the wrong side of the street and had a $3.50 fine plus costs suspended when the judge learned he was nearing his home and turned left because the street was too narrow to turn around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Officers Arrested in Rum Running Raid at Greenwich
Federal prohibition agents from Boston arrested a policeman, a deputy collector of customs, and two other men in Greenwich as a motorboat load of whisky was loaded onto a truck. Four others escaped by leaping into the water and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoat
Building Permits Reported With Several Local Projects
Building permits issued yesterday and today include Frank Ninekter at 1313 Berth residential project valued at 3000 dollars Albert Sweitzer at 1143 Grant garage 200 dollars Henry Warner at 228 Clay garage 300 dollars W F Malkausky at 712 Lewis remodeling 200 dollars Rose Unger 1319 Jefferson garage 3176 W H Wing at 2020 Fourth East garage 2560 dollars EB J Studt 516 Cotlandt garage 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ninekter
Berth
Albert Sweitzer
Grant
Henry Warner
Clay
W._F. Malkausky
Lewis
Rose Unger
Jefferson
W. H. Wing
Fourth East
EB. J. Studt
Cotlandt
Dinosaur of Alkali Lake Hood Dream Denied by Reports
In Alliance Nebraska July 25 reports from Alkali Lake say a prehistoric monster sighting is a rumor with no fact behind it. Residents fear a flying dinosaur, but plans to drain the lake were dropped due to lack of funds and owner objections. Conservative locals dismiss hooch dreams and the scare fades as credence wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neb
Alkali Lake
Rand
Americans Arrested as Arms Smugglers
Lawrence Kearney an American linked to a wholesale arms smuggling ring in China was arrested in Shanghai and jailed with bail set at 5000 dollars. CG VW Stein another American held by American consular agents in connection with the plot is being brought to Shanghai.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Lawrence Kearney
China
Ching-Hai
ipeTé
Stein
Eight Maniacs Still Reported at Liberty
Eight madmen who escaped from the Illinois hospital for the criminal insane Sunday night were still hunted at noon today by 30 guards and a constant dozen passes in a 50 mile radius of Liberty Chester Illinois. Two were captured last night and three were retaken today. Of those at large three are believed near Rockwood where they attempted to steal an auto. Another man is held on suspicion at Bush, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Ill
Illinois Hospital
Rockwood
Bush
Trails Truck Tracks to Garage Robbers
Sioux City July 25. Sheriff Beardsley reports the arrest of John W. Munden of near Luton Iowa and Charles Brewer alias Charles Morgan of Kansas City Missouri. They aided in solving the Sloan Pratt's garage robbery from Thursday night with auto tires and equipment worth about 360 dollars loaded onto a truck. Tracks led to the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
John W. Munden
Luton
Charles Brewer
Alis
Charles Morgan
Kansas City
Paul 7
Beardsley
Pratt
Sloan
Gasoline Reduction Indicated at Marketers Meeting
A. H. Caward of Wawkeye Oil, president, will join Chicago leaders at the National Petroleum Marketers' association meeting to discuss price reductions and issues facing independents as world crude oil production grows and cheap high gravity gasoline-rich crude becomes ample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Caward
Wawkeye Oil Company
Chicago
National Petroleum Marketers’ Association
Prayer meeting at St. Pauls M E Church Tonight
Prayer meeting at St Pauls Mount Elm church is set for 7 46 p m with Dr EB J Lockwood district superintendent presiding at the fourth quarterly conference to be held Monday evening at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's M. BE
St. Paul’s Mt. E
Aegis
EB. J. Lockwood
Seven County Officers Open Conventions at Mason City
County officers from all sections gather in Mason City Iowa for seven county officers associations and the state social workers conference. Officials include clerks of district court auditors treasurers supervisors and home superintendents. Lectures cover assessment laws drainage and office operations with remarks by Lieut. Gov Hammill and state leaders. An outing is planned at Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Mason City
Etaty Conference
Altho
General Assembly
J. L. Hanrahan
Fort Dodge
F.C. Gilchrist
Laurens
A. D. Sahne
Glenn Haynes
Aeers
Clear Lake Fraye
Body of Missing Farmer Found Near Lonely Hollow
Police in Fort Madison investigate the death of J. Bassler a farmer missing since June 20. The decomposed body was found by two boys in a secluded hollow with no signs of violence or suicide. Bassler had heart trouble and melancholy after his wife’s death. he was last seen in Davenport on June 20 and survived by a sister Amelia Davenport and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
J. Bassler
Sandusky
Farmer
Bassier
Bossler
Amelia
Davenport
Joseph
Rock Island
Charles
Des Moines
Stephen
Madrid
Emil
Milan
Ill
Orlando
Turks Jubilant at Lausanne Treaty Victory Extends Ottoman Control
Constantinople reports joyous celebrations with harbor guns and flags after the Lausanne treaty signing, seen as a Turkish victory returning them to Europe and granting full Ottoman influence over Constantinople. In Athens, Greece laments a 12 year war and the loss of Thrace as Greece denounces the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Europe
Greece
Athens
Thrace
Lausanne
Cars Parked After Midnight Downtown Prohibited
City council amended traffic ordinances to extend the restricted parking district and raise the limit to one hour from 6 a.m. Included a third section banning all car parking in the business district from midnight to 6 a.m. to allow street cleaning with a new motor sweeper.
Tragic death of William Cronin junior shocks Waterloo
William Cronin 14 son of Mr and Mrs James Cronin of 910 First Street West died at 430 PM yesterday from heart disease following pneumonia. Born Clarksville March 1 1809 he moved to Waterloo with his parents three years ago and attended Sacred Heart academy. He was a Boy Scout and had shown good health until two weeks ago. Survived by parents four siblings Mary Teresa Ruth Joseph, funeral plans pending with services at K of C hall and the Cronin home. Daughters of Isabella to visit residence Thursday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gronin
Willam Cronin
James Cronin
First’ Street
Clarksville
Waterloo
Sacred Heart Academy
Mary
Teresa
Ruth
Joseph
Sendate
Columbus
K. of CG. Hall
Cronin
Isabella
Ardmore Fire Sweeps Town After Lightning Strike
Ardmore Tennessee was burned by a morning fire started by a lightning strike. Moderate damage reported as the blaze swept the town located 18 miles north of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tenn
Ardmore
Managements coup weakens rail shares
The Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad stock declined as investors linked the drop to groups seeking a management change. A New York meeting is expected later this week to hear these interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minneapolis & St.Louis Railroad Company
Indictments Open New Fronts in Dry Chief Case
New York report says two additional indictments for extortion were returned against William H. Anderson head of the Anti Saloon League of America. Earlier grand jury actions charged forgery and grand larceny tied to misuse of $24,700 in league publicity funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Anderson
Antisaloon League of America
Ary
League
Northwest Iowa tennis title to Texas after Coleman defeats Paige
W. Xu Coleman of Houston defeated Clay ton Paige of Fort Page to win the northwest Iowa singles championship in a four set match 6-2 4-6 6-2 6-4. John Barr Dallas and Paige partner Don Thompson Bedford are set to contest the doubles final against the Texas duo. Laura Fry Cedar Rapids faces Mrs. Gowan Des Moines for the women’s singles title.
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Proas Fe Odge
Clayton Paige
Fort Page
Northwest Iowa
W. Xu. Coleman
Houston
Tex
Texas
John Barr
Dallas
Joe van Ginkel
Des Moines
Paige
Don Thompson
Bedford
Laura Fry
Cedar Rapids
Sohn Barr
van Ginkel
Negro Caught Burning Wheat Likely Chester Inmate
In Springfield a man described as James Jackson of Arkansas was captured in a wheat field after setting fires to wheat shocks. Deputies believe he is an escaped inmate from the Chester hospital for the criminal insane, with clothing bearing the brass tag C-1785. He allegedly threatened women in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Springfield
Ora Lemon
Chester Hospital
James Jackson
Arkansas
Directors Report on Chautauqua progress at Waterloo meeting
Directors report that Chautauqua plans are farther along than a year ago. Churches will boost ticket sales and the W C A is enlisted to support the 1923 season. No program changes except a Cedar Falls Bible conference minister will preach Sunday evening August 5 and Senator Irvine L Lenwood will speak Sunday afternoon.
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Waterloo
Chautauqua
Black
Nell
Cedar Falls
Irvine L. Lenwood
Morningside Aroused by Domestic Battle
Sioux Cuy Ia July 25 Morningside rocked to its foundations when Oscar Halverson burst into the home of Rev M L Metcalf to force his wife to drop divorce proceedings He crawled under the bed waited for her return and hurled a chair breaking a window before fleeing as two wagonloads of officers arrived
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Sioux Cuy
Morningside
Oscar Halverson
M. L. Metcalf
Halverson
Local Briefs From Chariton To Des Moines
Brief notes report a drowning at Spring Lake in Chariton where George McEindree 16 died after a failed rescue. Des Moines notes cite Henry Ford and W G McAdoo as Democratic prospects and editor H G Evans blasts the administration. Keokuk mourns Mrs Phillip C Hayden after surgery complications. Mason City man Robert Switzer survives a train fall after a horse transport. New Market marks 92 year old pioneer Mrs Alex Duncans death. Cudahy plant fire destroys 5000 tons fertilizer valued 256000. Des Moines Julius Mandelbaum 86 prominent merchant dies. Isa dore Lucches case dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Chariton
George McEindree
Spring Lake
Des Moines
Henry Ford
W. G. McAdoo
H. G. Evans
Polk County
Democratic Club
Evans
Laiding
Keokuk
Phillip C. Hayden
Quincy
Storm Lake
Watt
The
Register
Mason City
Robert Switzer
Switzer
Grand Forks
Julius Mandelbaum
Mandelbaum
Batavia
America
Isadore Lucches
United States
John Hammond
Drunk Man Sentenced to Morgue for 24 Hours
Lima, July 25. Charles Vorhees, 64, sentenced on drunkenness to pass 24 hours in a morgue after being escorted there for a corpse call. He reportedly arose from a coffin and disappeared, with authorities saying the sentence ends at 6 pm tonight and will not be extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Charles Vorbees
A. W.O i
Ned Rudy
Rudy
Vorhees
Jackson
Curran May Oppose Ramseyer in Sixth
Ottumwa Iowa July 25 An announcement will be made this week of the candidacy of Dr J V One ran Ottumwa as the Democratic nominee for congress from the Sixth district A meeting will be held next month in Ottumwa with Democratic leaders to confer with Dr Curran Ramseyer of Bloomfield likely will be the Republican candidate to succeed himself in Congress since 1916
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
J. V. Oneran
Congress
Curran
C. W. Ramseyer
Bloomfield
Rock slide kills tourist on cliff in Colorado Springs
Mary Wilkinson, 18, of Memphis Tennessee, daughter of Judge and Mrs H B Wilkinson, dies after a rock slide dislodges a rock that sends her over a 175 foot cliff during a canyon wall climb near Colorado Springs. Three other youths were in the party but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Cala
Mary Wilkinson
A. Wilkinson
Memphis
Tenn
Maxwell Poison Pen Charges Dismissed
New York July 25 The poison pen indictments against George Maxwell president of the Society of Authors Composers and Publishers were dismissed today by Judge John I McIntyre in General Sessions court finding insufficient evidence to hold Maxwell in the case that had mystified and startled society
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New York
George Maxwell
Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers
John I. McIntyre
General Sessions
Max
Clear Lake to Host Monday Morning Dance Plan
Clear Lake Iowa July 25. In response to a request from County Attorney Butler to close Sunday dances the Bay Side Amusement Park will stay open from midnight Sunday to 3 a.m. Monday. A drawing card for resort concessions will accompany the event as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Butler
Bayside Amusement Park
Bell Telephone Plans Major Iowa Improvements
Des Moines July 25. The Bell Telephone Co. announced plans to invest over 1.5 million dollars in Iowa this year. The project adds more than 3,200 miles of long distance wire and 7,300 telephones to the system, driven by Iowa’s growing population and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Bell Telephone Company
Cedar Rapids Robber Bungles Getaway After Diamond Ring Heist
A masked bandit robbed H. F. Paar in Cedar Rapids Iowa of a pocket book and a $1700 diamond ring late Tuesday night. The diamond was found in a flower bed the next morning as an electric light switch on a tree illuminated the garage behind Paar’s home, foiling the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
H. F. Paar
Iowa's Autos Per Person Ranks Second Statewide
Des Moines July 25 Iowa is second among states in autos per person. Figures from R M Calladay of the state motor vehicle department show Iowa has one motor vehicle for every 4.8 persons. California leads with one car per four persons. the District of Columbia has one car for every 4.4 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
M.calladay
Californa
Hirst
District’ of Columbia
Camper Burned to Death Near Nevada
Explosion of a kerosene can in the hands of Mrs. Will Stillwell 32 of Springfield Illinois while camping near Nevada Iowa caused fatal burns. She was rushed to the Iowa sanitarium where she died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Will Stillwell
Springfield
Iowa
President Harding Goes Fishing Aboard Henderson
President Harding fished today as the Henderson traveled from Alaskan waters toward Vancouver B C. The ship anchored at Alert Bay and paused near Campbell River 80 miles from Vancouver, amid reports of superb Canadian fishing grounds. He resumes public duties for two weeks after resting in Vancouver and Seattle, then sails from San Diego on August 6.
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U.S. S
Henderson
Harding
Vancouver
B. C
Alert Bay
Seymour Narrows
Executive Council to Hear Assessment Protests August 3
Des Moines reports hearings set for August 3 to review objections to equalization figures on farm lands livestock city lots and other property assessments certified by the state executive council. County auditors county attorneys and boards of supervisors may appear to protest. Some assessments remain close to last year with a few adjustments. Hearing on Chicago Rock Island and Chicago Great Western railways assessments began today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Executive Council
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacitig Railway
Chicago Great Western Railway
Sans’ Story of Movie Murder Held False
Albert Sans who admits writing letters claiming to give the true story of the William Desmond Taylor murder is jailed in Galveston awaiting mental condition examination. Authorities say his tale is false and that he is mentally unbalanced.
Connecticut Twain Home Burns in Redding Fire
An abandoned Mark Twain home in Redding Connecticut, once lived in by Samuel Clemons, later Mark Twain, was burned early today. The villa perched on a ridge had stood empty for years after Clemons’ death and had been purchased last December by Mrs. Margaret A. Gions of New York.
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Redding
Conn
Field
Samuel L. Clemons
Mark Twain
Clemons
Margaret
Waterloo Ladies Play Cedar Rapids Golf Tourney
Mmes C F Simpson Harry W Sigworth Harry Schulte FR C Hutchison Al We McFarlane Roy Smock L W Bryant J J Rudolph Fred Heggie Harry Israel and Miss Dorothy Burt will travel to Cedar Rapids tomorrow to enter an invitation golf tournament held by the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F Simpson
Harry W. Sigworth
Harry Schulte
C.” Hutchison
al. We McFarlane
Roy Smock
L. W. Bryant
J. J. Rudolph
Fred Heggie
Harry Israel
Dorothy Burt
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
United Northern and Southern M E Churches Form Alliance
The administration of the northern and southern branches of the Methodist Episcopal Church is united in 25, forming a joint commission after finalizing the conference in Cleveland. Jess Sweetser, national amateur champion, advances in title play at Mayfield Country Club by defeating Leonard Martin 5 and 4. Sarah McMurray Thompson dies. funeral held in Janesville for a pioneer daughter. C F Hayden visits from Franklin Nebraska. Rena Vose, nine, of Oneida Street, ill with scarlet fever and quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Methodistpiscopal Church
Jess Sweetser
Cleveland
New York
Yale
Mayfield Country Club
Leonard Martin
Martin
Rena
Fred Vose
Oneida Street
Counterfeit plot sparks federal warrants across the U S
Honolulu reports federal warrants issued for nine Japanese charged in a counterfeit scheme described as the largest ever in U S territory. Nearly a quarter of a million dollars in counterfeit bills are held as evidence. Manila notes resignations in the Philippine legislature amid political strife against Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood. Boston reports a fatal plane crash injuring two others. Chicago: Attorney General Daugherty says federal prosecutors will pursue San Francisco building material dealers for alleged conspiracy to boycott unions. Lyndonville Chronicle notes Geraldine Parrar dominating the purchase of Theodore N Wall’s 300 acre estate for over 1 million dollars.
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Honolulu
Manila
Leonard Wood
Boston
Mass
Line
Kitchell Snow
Chicago
Daugherty
San Fancisco
Boyrcott
Lyndonville
Geraldine Parrar
Theodore N. Wall
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National Try Council
R. W. Balderston
Philadelphia Interstate Dairy Counel
C. J. Cohee
Iowa Crenmery
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa Association
Gladys Coon
Minnesota Dairy Council
Ailie Loulge Witzgereld
EF. R. Quackenbush
Miss Fitzgerald
Ptm
Children of Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers College
Na- Yongl
Dairy Council
Iowa Creamery Secretaries" and Managers’ Association
Rubyn Chinn
West Waterloo
Metor
Milas
Angeline
Keena
Ayaterloo
Happy
Betty Ramsey
Milt Parmes
Motion Pictures
Russell-Ramson
Blad M. West
Port Huron
Mich
Women's Benefit Association
Roger Conant
Massachusetts Colony
Conant
Paul Revere
R.J. Reed
State Social Conference
Y. W. Building
Liberty
Lonely Hollow
Town Ley
Bismarck
N. D
State Supreme Court
George Shafer
A. C. Townley
Wiliam Lemke
Battle Creek
Savdy
Sarrah Savgis
Abbeville
Lake Charles
Vermillion Parish
Louisiana
Atlanta
Prohibition
West Point
Fond du _ Lac
Frank Tyler
Waupun Penitentiary
Josephine
Roger
Beloit
Waupun
Tyler
Minaral Point
Wis
Gary
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Hare
France
Belgium
Paris
Great Britain
Poincare
Berlin
Dagen
Ruhr
Auto Industry
National Safety Council
Wheaton
Minn
Frankfort
London
Germany
Star Today
Iowa Tennis
State of Texas
Ramseyer
Maxwell
Bell Telephone Co
Camper
Robert E. Reed
Marshalltown
Belen
Arthur Bleuts
Waterloos
Sult L
Biner Thode
Marian Corfe
Union
Sass
President Harding
Canada
Connecticut
Cedar Rapids Golfers
M. E. Churches United
Lanesville
Janesville
C. W. Taylor
Sarah McMurray ‘Thompson
Grand Island
John McMurray
G. J. Starr
C. BF. Hayden
Crix
C. F. Hayden
Franklin
GO. N. Hayden
Black Hawk County
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