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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1927

Page

2

Settlement in Small interest suit hits 650000 payoff

Springfield reports a six year civil case over interest on state funds tied to Gov Len Small ends with a $650,000 out of court settlement and a stipulation clearing him of any receipt of the money. The action, linked to funds entrusted to the Grant Park bank from 1917 to 1919, now moves toward final court approval.

Springfield Len Small Haineis Carlstrom W. W. ‘Schroeder Gov. Small Verne Curtis Grant Park Edward Curtis Frank Burton Charles H. Briggle Briggle Small Grant Park Bank Edward and Vernon Curts Chicago Sangamon County Supreme Court

Vacancies Filled at Medical College Ames Iowa

Ames Iowa June 4 Dr W F Guard associate professor of surgery and Dr G W McNutt associate professor of anatomy have been appointed heads of the surgery and anatomy department divisions of veterinary medicine at Iowa State College. They fill vacancies caused by the resignation of H E Bemis and death of Dr H S Murphy and will assume duties Sept 1.

Ames IPI W. F. Guard G. W McNutt Division of Veterinary Medicine Iowa State College H. S Murphy

Slayer of Her Child Is Sent to Asylum

In Wabasha Minnesota on June 4 Mrs Gordon Cooper was found not guilty of murder due to mental incompetency and will be committed to an asylum for treatment. The jury deliberated all night after the arrest Cooper admitted the baby was not her husband's child.

Wabasha, Minn Gordon Cooper

Power Company Manager Killed by Live Wire

Ottumwa Iowa June 4 A town electrical company manager R W Bollman 27 was killed instantly at noon today when he touched a 13 500 volt line He was removing a high tension transformer at Pulaski He leaves a widow and two brothers

Ottumwa R. W.bollman Electrical Company Pulaski Bollman

Boy Bruised in Auto Bicycle Collision

Paul Thornberry twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs C E Thornberry of 73 Dawson street sustained bruises after a car driven by William Frank Cresco Iowa struck the bicycle he was riding on Burton avenue near Bur ton Avenue Baptist church at 12 30 p m today Absent further injuries the boy received prompt medical attention

Paul Thornberry C. E. Thornberry Dawson Street William Frank Cresco Burton Avenue Burton Ave Baptist Church

North American Geography UV Q&A on West Coast Peninsulas

A geography quiz asks: which west coast peninsula mirrors Florida, is Newfoundland an island, Vancouver's location, Central American nations from Panama to Mexico, Panama Canal termini relative positions, northernmost extent within 48 states, largest West Coast island, island group off Alaska, Canadian river tributary, and the river that formed the Grand Canyon. Answers appear on another page.

North America Florida Newfoundland Vancouver British Columbia Vancouver Island Pacific Coast Panama Mexico Atlantic Panama Canal Pacific States United States Alaska Beringsea Anyon

Plane Skimming Across Atlantic Rioosevelt Wield

In New York on June 4, Bellanca monoplane Columbia carrying Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine, weighing 6650 pounds, with 448 gallons of fuel, 100 to 115 mph speed, 225 hp Wright Whirlwind engine, nine cylinders, 46 ft 6 in wings, 6 ft 7 in width, markings 140 each side, carries rubber boat and safety gear. Aviation officials and pilots express strong confidence in reaching Europe, comparing odds to Lindbergh and noting motor type and plane similarity.

Rioosevelt Wield N.Y Petlowing Columbia Clarence Chamberlin Charles A. Levine Chamberlin Levine Europe Lindbergh Richard Byrd Paris Newfoundland Anthony P. G. Fokker Richard H. Byrd Atlantic George ©. Neville Byrd

Chamberlins Hopeful As Clarence Takes Flight Toward Europe

Denison Iowa June 4 United Press reports Clarence Chamberlin has started in the monoplane Columbia for Europe. A. E. Chamberlin the aviator’s father beams with pride, predicting a brave journey and Berlin as the likely destination with Charles A. Levine. Town waits for updates through the night as progress is tracked.

Chamberlins Denison Clarence Chamberlin Charles A. Levine Berlin

Sixteen West High seniors plan college after graduation

Sixteen of the 125 graduates announced plans for higher education next fall. Iowa State Teachers College leads with eight named students including Isabelle McGinnis and Erma Fairall. Grinnell College attracts Robert Stevenson and Lowell Walker, while University of Iowa lists Maurice Zimring and Coe College lists Mary Northey. Some will become local stenographers or defer entry for a year.

West High School Iowa State Teachers College Isabelle McGinnis Erma Fairall Eva Meyer Eugene Harker Ann Feldman Helen Pottéar Alice Heidt Mildred Alexander Gates College Mildred Shanks Stanley, Ransom Alice Hileman Grinnell College Robert Stevenson Lowell Walker University of Iowa Maurice Zimring Coe College Mary Northey Towa State College William Her Myrl Mowbray

Obituary of Mrs. Mary M. Taylor in Waterloo area

Mrs. Mary M. Taylor, 66, of 133 Rhey Street, died at 8 a.m. today in a local hospital after an operation for a tumor Wednesday. Born February 8, 1861 in Winnebago Iowa, she moved with her parents to Jesup as a girl. She married Sylvester C. Taylor on September 6, 1882 in Raymond Iowa. They lived in Wolsey South Dakota until 1903, then moved to Waterloo. Surviving are two daughters Anna Liverd Route 2 Waterloo and Blanch Warwick Mount Morris, two grandchildren Wanda and Hazel Lloyd, and four sisters Lizzie Whitney Byron IA Anna Mitchell Eureka Springs Ark Eva Wateh Denver Colo Rebeceta Mino Fairmont Minn. A brother Edward Barton died January 26 this year at Wolsey South Dakota and was buried here.

Mary M. Taylor Rhey Street Winnebago Jesup Sylvester C. Taylor Raymond Wolsey S. D Waterloo Taylor Anna Liverd Route 2 Blanch Warwick Mount Morris Wanda Hazel Lloyd Lizzie Whitney Byron Anna Mitchell Eureka Springs Ark Eva Wateh Denver Colo Rebeceta Mino Fairmont Minn Edward Barton

Remains of Mrs George Kahler to be buried in Greenwood

Owensmouth California reports the burial details for Mrs George Kahler who died May 11 at her Owensmouth home. Services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. with brief prayers at the stave by Rev James A Laurie of Cedar Heights Community Church. Also notes Harriet Amanda Bronson born Pooleville Nebraska died aged 69. married George Kahler May 4 1897. survived by husband and daughter Mrs Clyde Miller. One sister Mrs Pearl Dunham in Hollywood California.

George Kahler Owensmouth Cal Greenwood Cemetery Dar Walls James A. Laurie Cedar Heights Community Church Panern Owens Mouth Harriet Amanda Bronson Pooleville NL Oy Ono

Chamberlin A One Time Cowboy Joins Aviation Service

Clarence Chamberlin, 32, previously a Iowa State College electrical engineering student and former Denison resident, left Ames to join the army air service during World War I. He became an instructor, achieved two notable air feats with Bert Acosta, including a 51 hour endurance flight, and prepared for a transatlantic hop with a note to Lindbergh.

Chamberlin Ames New York Clarence Duncan Chamberlin Iowa State College Army Army Air Service Hempstead L. I Lawrence Baranelli Denison Altho Europe Bert Acosta Bellanca Ocean

Chamberlin Levine Flight Over Seas Starts From New York

Chamberlin and Levine began a transoceanic climb in a Bellanca plane, lifting about 2 000 feet after a false start. The pair planned to fly to Newfoundland following a great circle route, aiming to beat Cant Lindbergh’s distance record, fueled by 455 gallons of gas and provisions for four meals.

Jin Levine Chamberlin New York Nova Scotia Newfoundland Lindy Ireland Capt Lindberg Clarence Columbia Lindhersh Lindbergh Co. Jumbig Seo Costa Rignot Paris Jask Persia C. R. Carr L. E. M. Gillman Cranwell Eng British India Karachi Persian Gulf Charess A. Lindbergh Europe

Eggerton Legal Board for U C T Iowa Officers Elected

Clinton Ta June 4 Grand commercial travelers officers elected at the twenty eighth annual convention with H C Jenkins Council Bluffs named grand senior counselor and officers from Davenport Oskeloosa Sioux City Des Moines and other cities named. Sink ing session also elected grand past counselor Inez Lockner Waterloo and Nana Hughes Des Moines plus May Avery Sioux City and Zillah Carstensen Clinton. Executive board Nellie Wansen to serve three years with others to be appointed.

Clinton H. C. Jenkins Council Bluffs Grand Council of Iowa United Commercial Travelers Howard W. Power Davenport Grand Sentinel Claude Hine Sioux City J. R. Carlin Oskeloosa C. W. Lockwood A. H. Gr Waterloo Nana Hughes Des Moines May D. Avery Lillian Huntinton Grand Page Zillah Carstensen Jessie Macill Storm Lake Susie Ogden Cadar Rapids Christy Crisnin Des Mecines Nellie Wansen Chaplin

Church Opposes Filling Station Prospect Near Church

Official from Grace Methodist Episcopal church reports a meeting where consent to erect a filling station on the corner of FDS and Waldat streets opposite the church was refused. The action signals local opposition to the planned service station adjacent to church property.

David Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Fds Waldat

Navy fleet review at Cape Henry honors Coolidge

At Cape Henry Virginia on June 4 ninety six ships of the United States fleet paraded for President Coolidge in a first peacetime presidential review since Roosevelts world voyage. The fleet included 12 battleships four cruisers four destroyers four aircraft carriers four mine layers and sweepers and 10 auxiliaries though over ten vessels including six battleships were unable to participate due to foreign duty or repairs.

Cape Henry Uncle Sam United States Coolidge Tidewater Virginia Roosevelt Edward and Henry

Three Indicted for Killing Ft. Dodge Man During Holdup

Fort Dodge Iowa three men Frank Bittner 30 Casey Navin 24 and Edward Red Watson 28 were indicted by a special grand jury for the murder of George Sunny McIntyre shot to death in his garage during a holdup on May 1 Navin confesses that Watson did the shooting Bittner planned the robbery Navin acted as go between Bittner Navin remain in county jail Watson is at large with a $500 reward offered for his capture Mrs McIntyre and Gov Hammill each put up $250 rewards and Bittner attempted suicide the day after his arrest but recovered.

Fort Dodge Juhe Frank Bittner Casey Navin Manning Edward ‘Red’ Watson Omaha George Sunny” McIntyre Navin Watson Bittner McIntyre John Hammill

Cayman Is Picked To Head Baptists

Chicago June 4 lay man TW. Co. Coleman of Wichita Kan was elected head of the northern Baptists after a peaceful election with no factional strife between modernism and fundamentalism. Coleman, first vice president of the convention, defeated Rev Dan F. Rittenhouse of Columbus Ohio by a large margin. In the Foreign Missionary society race Rev C A Brooks of Englewood Chicago defeated J Dabney Day of Los Angeles by the fundamentalist wing.

Chicago Northern Baptists TW. Co American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society C. A. Brooks Englewood Baptist Church J. Dabney Day Los Angeles

Two Mexicans Sentenced for Confidence Game Fraud

Two Mexican nationals believed to be the con men who swindled Waterloo residents out of $700 in a wrap and pass scheme were arrested in East Moline Illinois and sentenced to 10 and 14 years in the Illinois penitentiary. Police said the pair carried about $60 when seized and recovery of the funds may follow. Victims were Socorro Nava and Cerelen Sandhe from 18 Bh street.

Waterloo East Moline Illinois Penitentiary Nock Island Pete Sanches Ivy Socorra Nava Crenelen Sandhe Bhat Street

Cobham Gift Prompts European Flight Plan

New York June 4 1927 scenes note modest confidence that Cobham’s great air adventure will culminate with the monoplane Columbia. Co pilot Le Vine contemplates handing the craft to Sir Alan Cobham for a London to India leg after the current voyage. He hints at Rome or Berlin as next stops depending on wind and fuel as the craft nears Ireland, with a European capitals tour to follow.

New York Charles A. le Vine Sir Alan Cobham London India Evina Rome Berlin Ireland Europe

Chorus Girl's Slayer Is Held for Murder

Clarence C. Tighe former band salesman and Drake University student was formally charged with murder after Mae McGhie a chorus girl died from a gunshot wound to the liver. His bond was raised to 15000 dollars as the case moved to trial. The victim's body will be sent to Frankfort Kansas where she previously lived.

Danville INS Clarence C. Tighe Drake University Mae McGhie Frankfort Kan

Con man Uses Billboard Scheme in Oklahoma and Iowa

A man known as W. L. Galloway alias Robert E. Johnston carried out a confidence game, posing as an advertising man for a rubber company. He obtained 180 dollars from a Vinita, Oklahoma lumber firm by passing a $300 draft, then disappeared. He is also sought in Keokuk, Iowa, as the Retail Merchants Association of Vinita inquired about his whereabouts.

Waterloo W. L. Galloway Robert E. Johnston Vinita Okla

French Aviators Start For Tokio To Set Distance Record

Le Bourget France June 4 Lieuts Rignot and Costes French aviators took off at 9 02 am for Tokio Their aim is to reach Tchita Lake Baikal about 4435 miles before first landing to set a new distance record Tchita in Siberia is

le Bourget France Rignot Costes Tokio Tchita Lake Baikal Siberia Transbaikalia

Monoplane Starts Hunt for Two Fliers

In New York on June 4 the trim monoplane Jeane D Arc and its three crew prepared to load aboard the Red Cross liner Sylvia for the first leg of a search mission. The Sylvia will carry the party toward Halifax in pursuit of missing French aviators Captains Nungesser and Coli.

New York Jeane D'Arc Red Cross Sylvia Nungesser Coli Halifax

Marriage Licenses Listed for Mason City and Nearby

A list of marriage licenses shows Olan C. Lord and Marguerite Lusk of Mason City, Donald McBride of Independence with Mildred B. Esmold of Independence, and other couples across Iowa including Else Eden with Beatrice Anderson, Albert Weiner and Elsie Engleman, Earl J. Owen and Leona May Watson in Waterloo, John J. Thomas and Lucile Brown from Iowa City, and Albert Garrison with Effie Waits from Mt. Morris Illinois, with ages next to each names.

Olan C. Lord Mason City Marguerite Lusk Donald McBride Independence Mildred B. Esmold Independ- Bingo Else Eden Alexander Beatrice Anderson Hampton Albert Weiner Waterloo Elsie L. Engleman Earl J. Owen Leona May Watson John J. Thomas Iowa City Lucile Brown Albert Garrison Mt. Morris Ill Effie Waits

Hospital operations for three individuals reported

In hospital at St Francis hospital are Orin Miller of Grundy Center Leon ard Burhite of 832 Riehl Street and R Wade superintendent of machinery for the Union Pacific railway at Pocatello Idaho. They recently underwent operations for gout.

Orin Miller Grundy Center Leonard Burhite Riehl R. Wade Union’ Pacific Railway Pocatello Ida Guitre St. Francis Hospital

Teachers Plan Varied Vacations and Summer Work

West High principal Fred J. Kluss will teach history at Iowa State Teachers College. Miss Gail Wilbur will attend Northwestern University. Mrs. Maude Palmer and others pursue courses at Columbia University, University of Iowa, University of Colorado, Chicago University, and Chicago music courses. Some teachers rest at summer resorts while others take summer sessions or newspaper work. Superintendent Kittrell and Mrs. Kittrell will vacation in Tennessee. Lee Olson plans a camping trip.

West Independent School Summmer Fred J. Kluss West High Iowa State Teachers College Gail Wilbur Northwestern University Evanston Maude Palmer University of Iowa Iowa City Paul van Cleve Katherine Young Chicago University Margaret, King University of Colorado Boulder Colo R. G. Pratt Columbia University Ralph Pronk Chicago Juliette Devin Charles A. Kittrell Tennessee Lee Olson Mabel Heller

Three Die in Bus Sedan Collision Near Omaha

Three young men from Oakland Nebraska, Ruben Johnson 21, Lawrence Morrell 22, Benjamin Morrell 19, were killed when a heavy bus collided with a large sedan four miles from Omaha. Roy and Elmer Bloomquist 24, twins of Oakland, rode in the sedan and survived with injuries not expected to prove fatal along with bus driver W. D. Rafy of Omaha and passenger Mrs. William Thomas of Gretna who suffered minor injuries.

Omaha Neb INS Ruben Johnson Lawrence Morrell Benjamin Morrell Oakland Neh Roy Elmer Bloomquist W. D. Rafy William Thomas Gretna

County Receives State Vouchers for Funds in Closed Banks

Nevada June 4 INS Story county funds totaling 53230.40 remained tied up in three closed banks after warrants worth 61076.35 were received from the state sinking fund. Treasurer Winsol announced the warrants were paid under the Brookhart Lovrein depository law, reimbursing deposits in Sheldon Savings Bank, First National Bank of Nevada, and First National Bank of Cambridge.

Nevada INS Story County State Wvinsel Brookhart-Lovrein Bank Sheldahl] Savings Bank First National Bank of Nevada First National Bank of Cambridge

Tilden and Hunter lose to Frenchmen in French doubles

In St. Cloud, June 4, William T. Tilden and Frank T. Hunter were defeated in the French doubles championship semi finals by Rene LaCoste and Jean Borotra, 4-6 6-2 3-6 6-2. Tilden to meet LaCoste in the final singles.

St. Cloud France William T. Tilden Frank T. Hunter Rene LaCoste Jean Borotra Tilden LaCoste

Visitors From West Visit Rath-Peek Residents

Mrs R H McGuire and her daughter Maxine from Anaheim California visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Grings at Rath-Peek apartments in the city.

West Maxine Anaheim Cal Carl Grings Rath-Peek Apartments

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