DAKOTANS REVOLT AT WILD PICTURES BY NEWS WRITERS
Rapid City July 26. East versus west debate grows as South Dakota papers condemn wild west depictions of President Coolidge. A New Yorker correspondent sought cowboys for color but Pierre residents offered a quiet, eastern reception and no western caricature.
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Wild Pictures
Rapid City
Paris
South Dakota
Hoboken
Trenton
President Coolidge
West
Washington
Hipple
Pierre
Hippie
Symbolic 10-Gallon Hat Sparks Regional Debate
Representative Royal Johnson of South Dakota defends adopting the 10-gallon hat as everyday headgear. He argues the hat is a western symbol, used to honor distinguished visitors much like the keys to the city given by Eastern cities. The president supports the symbolic gesture amid regional discussion.
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Royal
Johnson
South Dakota
New York
Bruce Gates to lead Rotary conferences at Newton event
Bruce Gates past district governor will head several sessions at the annual Rotary executive conference in Newton Iowa August 23-24. All presidents and secretaries of 62 clubs in the eleventh district attend. He also accepted invites to address the Waterloo Lions next Thursday and a joint Iowa Falls Ackley Rotary meeting on August 15. He spoke at the Kiwanis weekly noon meeting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gates
Rotary
Newton
Gates
Waterloo Lions Club
Iowa Falls
Ackley
Kiwanis Club
Rollinger Out With Blood Poisoning For Ehmke Fight
Waterloo light heavyweight Lou Rollinger contracted blood poisoning after a minor hand cut. The main event at Electric Park Wednesday night will need a substitute to face Billy Ehmke of St. Paul as Rollinger is sidelined for several weeks. Promoter Alexander sought a replacement for the bout tomorrow.
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Lou Rollinger
Waterloo
Billy Ehmke
St. Paul
Electric Park
Rollinger
Lou
Alexander
Ehmke
Patient at Waterloo and recent marriage licenses listed
Allison Iowa July 26 Mrs I Buroker receives eye infection treatment in Waterloo staying with daughter Mrs J T Slisgard and family. Clerk C L Schellenger issues multiple marriage licenses including Cudahy? No, names: George Huffman Hampton Ruth Merrill Merrill, etc. Includes couples from Clarksville Shell Rock Greene Bristow Marbie Rock Parkersburg Indianapolis aiding details.
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Waterloo
Allison
I. EB. Buroker
J. T. Sliisgard
C. L. Schellenger
Court V
Stevenson
Shell Rock
Mayverd J. Renning
William Clifford Mead
Bristow
Fanny Lindeman
Austinville
Everett W. Nixt
Greene
Eva Mee Wilson
Marbie Rock
John Harrison Corendo
Lucile Georgia Sharp
Martin Wedeking
Clarksville
Edna Weinberg
Robert Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
Eva Geneva Voeltz
Parkersburg
Local notices and visits fill Waterloo week
A flurry of short notices runs through Waterloo with guests arriving from Wisconsin and Iowa. Mrs. Vinnie B. Snyder visits her son C. H. Moran at 507 Burton avenue while Adris Anderson of Algona stays with Miss Letty Brace at 318 Wellington Street. Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks celebrate a fourteenth anniversary at 71 Mulberry Street as Ruth Halliday and sisters return from The Dells Wisconsin. Others travel to Chicago for a Yankee-White Sox game, visit Leech Lake, and prepare for trips to Philadelphia Atlantic City and Washington. Desertion suit filed by Iva Sperry against Herbert Sperry in Chicago highlights a divorce case.
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Ruth Halliday
Mulberry Street
Harriet and
Hazel Fairbanks
Dells, Wis
Iva M. Sperry
Herbert R. Sperry
Chicago
Waterloo
Wagner Called to Quincy Ill for Ill Father
Sheriff H. T. Wagner left early today for Quincy Illinois where he was summoned by the serious illness of his father Charles A. Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Wagner
Quincy, Ill
Charles A. Wagner
Forger Swindles Three Merchants in Charles City Checks Baffle Stores
A dock forger victimized three grocery stores in Charles City and nine in Mason City, seven in New Hampton, three in Nashua and one in Williams. He bought about six dollars of groceries with a thirty one fifty check, had the items carried to a nearby car, then returned them when confronted. Sheriff Cross asked the Iowa State Sheriffs’ Association to watch for the swindler. Funeral services were held for Fred C. Smith, 55, in Cedar Falls with interment in Riverside. Charles City hosted a Picnic with 80 neighbors, golf in the afternoon, and Bishop Rowan’s con secration in Dubuque attended by Rev. W. L. Convery.
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Charles City
Mason City
New Hampton
Nashua
Williamstown
Cross
Iowa State Sheriffs’ Association
Cedar Falls
Lindaman Bros
C. G. Prottengeler
Riverside
Amelia Smith
Irving
George
J. Pettygrove
Frank and
Herman
California
Wildwood
Tripoli
Readlyn
Forest City
Garner
W. L. Convery
Dubuque
Rowan
Waterloo
Davenport
New Hampton Takes Lead In Four-Team Circuit
New Hampton leads the four team Little American Association after a 3 1 victory over Lawler at New Hampton. Lefty O’Neil held Lawler hitless except Berwick’s four-base hit in the second. O’Neill homered in the third and added a two on base single in the eighth. Standings show New Hampton atop, Lawler second, and others trailing.
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New Hampton
Lawler, Jr
Lawler
Lefty
O'Neil
Berwick
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Will
Bill Ehmke
Buchanan's
Vinnie B. Snyder
St. Paul, Minn
C. H. Moran
Burton Avenue
Adris Anderson
Algona, Ia
R. E. Fairbanks
Gable Esterman
Lauerman Bros. Co
Marinette, Wis
Cedar Rapids
B. G. Baker
Western Avenue
C. Cc. Murray
Washington Street
Clinton F. Smith
C. J. Woolley
Leech Lake
Walker, Minn
E. R. Elliott
Fourth Street West
Cutler Hardware Company
Philadelphia
E. A. Robins
Atlantic City
A. F. Garkow
Kenosha
Wis
Kenneth
Raymond Garkow
Franklin Street
Russell Garkow
Black Hills
Henry Zink
Virginia
Dean
Robert
Wanda
Minn
Zink
A. I. Woodring
Denver Street
Iva Korhonds
Rex Garvin
Ray Roushin
Grant Highway
E. B. Stiles
Garvin
Roushin
Cecil W. Powell and Son
Bobby
Omaha
Neb
C. W. Powell
Rebel Avenue
Mr. Powell
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
E. H. Notiger
O. B. Hanson
Jacqueline Mary Hanson
F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Greten
Greten’s
H. F. Greten & Co
Wagner
Quincy
Dunlop
Tire Industry
F. C. Smith
Fred C. Smith
Ae New Hampton
Oelvein
Bumnet
Lautern
Cederhurst
DE Doars
East Fourth Street
Belasco
Walter J. Leather
Joyce Todd
Berkshires
David Belasco
The
American Theatre
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