Hoover to push cruiser program despite talks on arms cuts
Washington June 4. President Hoover will carry forward the American cruiser building program with provision for 15 more 10,000 ton ships in the next federal budget. Officials stress no modification of policy without Senate ratification, despite calls for disarmament and economic pressure. Slow progress is expected as Geneva conference delegates apply Gibson’s yardstick formula to weigh tonnage and other factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Stimson
Ravers
Altho
HR. S. Gibson
Geneva
Ambassador Gibson
Patley
Preparatory Commission
Switzerland
Washington
Reparations Plan At Paris Parley Outlined In Detail
A Paris conference outlines a reparations settlement with annual payments of about 216.9 million dollars for one year and a series of conditions. Proposals include substituting Young plan terms, creating an international settlement bank, settling obligations of successor states to Austrian territory within two years, reducing German import taxes, modifying Dawes loan terms for railroads, applying any allied debt relief to German annuities, and a two year moratorium on part of the first series of payments. Original German counter offers and present value estimates are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Bank For International Settlement
United States
Germany
Reich
Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks Jr Marry in Quiet New York Wedding
New York June 4 Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks Jr were wed at St Malachys Roman Catholic church in a low key ceremony attended by a few friends and the groom’s mother Beth Sully. The couple then announced the plan to resume film work in Hollywood next week and Crawford will keep her screen name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Crawford
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
New York
Jins
Douglas Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
St. Malachy's
Young Fairbanks
Miss Cmwford
Groomt
Prank Case
Jack Whiting
Winnier Waite
Beth Sully
Douglas
Fairbanks
Hollywood
Doug
Hollywood Re
Miss Crawford
Senators and Hoover Clash Over Federal Appointments
Article discusses fears that the Senate practice of scrutinizing presidential nominations via roll calls and public or private sessions deters capable Americans from federal service. It notes Hoover’s view that public gunfire in nomination warfare harms governance, and weighs open versus secret sessions as potential safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sithe
Hoover
Senate
Washington
Potomac
Clay Birds Tremble as Expert Triggermen Gather
A Des Moines trapper Fred Whitney headlines the state clay pigeon tournament as experts convene. Early arrivals forecast a record event with zone-based competition over three days. Traps updated and birds prepared. Waterloo members assist in setup while veterans like Whitney manage the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whitney
Des Moines
Whitney
Waterloo Elb
Wttle
Tama
George W. Jewett
Kanesas Cthy
L. 9
Russell
Doa Maines
Johnn John
Spirit Lake
Earl Bonshue
Ottumwa
L. J. Richardson
All Professionals
Des Moines Amateurs Set For Target Shoot At Hotel Russell Lamson
Kip Albert Des Moines H M Jones Llous City E H Carade Charles Olly Ed Miller DeSmet 8 D amateurs. Headquarters for the shoot at Hotel Russell Lamson. Tomorrow's programs begin at 9 a m with the Town Fireman team race eight events and 25 targets each. The shoot closes Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kip Albert
Des Moines
H. M. Jones
Llous City
E. H. Carade
Charles Olly
Ed Miller
DeSmet
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Waterloo Churches Plan Vacation Bible Schools
Four Waterloo churches announce vacation bible schools starting June 10. First Methodist Episcopal starts its fifth session with 8 117230 am times and Mrs Cal J Miller in charge. Calvary Evangelical runs two weeks 9 to 11 30 am with Rev Thomas McClelland as pastor. Burton Avenue Baptist holds 9 to 11 am daily except Saturday under Rev C C Loken. Walnut Street Baptist undecided between two or three weeks with Miss Ruby Cave in charge. Victor Witter will attend teachers meeting tonight. Other churches already announcing VBS include Westminster Presbyterian Linden Methodist and Grace Methodist First Presbyterian First Evangelical and Christ Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cal J. Miller
Calvary Evangelical Summer Bible School
Thomas McClelland
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Cc. O. Loken
Walnut Street Baptist Curen
Warren L. Steeves
Ruby Cave
Victor ©. Witter
Baptist Church
Churcn
Westminster Presbyterian
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Grace Methodist Episcopal
First Presbyterian
First Evangelical
Christ Episcopal
Hazleton Woman In Critical Condition After Poison Attempt
Hazleton resident Mrs. Alice Watson, temporarily deranged, attempted suicide with poison. She is in critical condition at Independence Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Alice Watson
Independence Hospital
Woman Injured in Auto Accident Improves Slowly
The condition of Mrs. William Metcalf, 51, of 210 Cortlandt Street, is reported improving slowly at Presbyterian hospital. She suffers a scalp wound from the front left scalp to the right eye and a severe back injury needing X ray examinations. Elinor Bront-Romery, Cedar Rapids school teacher, was released from Presbyterian hospital Sunday. Both were injured in a Memorial Day auto accident on the La Porte road. Mr. Moteair rests under doctor orders due to nervous shock from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Metcalf
Cortlandt Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Train Wreck Forces Reroute on Rock Island Line
Freight wreck between Atlantic and Avoca rerouted Rock Island traffic to the Chicago & Northwestern for several hours last night. No one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Motines
Rock Island
Here
Omaha
Chicago & Northwestern
Atlantic
Avoca
Nono
Mortuary Notes Include Mayer and Cripps Funerals
Mortuary records list Math Mayer 29 of Stacyville Ta who died after surgery for a ruptured appendix. He was born Sept 22 1499 in Stacyville and survived by Marguerite Morse his widow an infant son his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Mayer five brothers and a host of relatives. Funeral plans show interment in Riverside cemetery and services in Anamosa. William Allen Cripps private funeral services are announced at Kistner chapel led by Rev S Bhalfer of St. Prof’s M. E. Church with burial in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Math Mayer
Stacyville
Mr. Mayer
Marguerite Morse
Peter Mayer
Joseph
Willian
Thuy
Albert
Pail
Mayer
Air
J. A. Morse
Leland Avenir
Gketle & Towne Mortuary
Waterloo Optimist hears vision of 60,000 city by 18 months
George W. Huntley of Cutter Hardware told the Optimist Club that Waterloo will grow to about 60,000 in 18 months with more homes and prosperous manufacturing. He noted population gains, urged residents to attract manufacturers, and emphasized that Waterloo's future depends on its people vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
George W. Huntley
Cutler Hardware Company
Optimist Club
Huntley
wWaterloo
Smokestack Waste Would Pay Taxes, Kiwanis Is Told
Charles A. Wright of Waterloo Heating & Plumbing Co addressed the Kiwanis at the Hotel Russell Lamson luncheon. He argued that using economic waste from smokestacks could fund city operations, noting Waterloo’s annual coal bill around 1,500,000 dollars with about 40 percent wasted. He tied air pollution from waste and automobile flames to public health. The meeting opened with a eulogy for E. J. Lockwood by Rev. Thomas R. B. Niven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles A. Wright
Waterloo Heating & Plumbing Co
Kiwenis Club
Russell-Lamson
Wright
E. J. Lockwood
Kiwanis Club
Thomas RB. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Gordon Locke Hurt in Automobile Crash
Gordon Locke former Iowa football star and now director of athletics at Western Reserve University Cleveland was injured when the car he rode in was struck by another vehicle. The other occupants Gerald and Cyril Kelly and Howard Baer are held by police who allege alcohol impairment and that they smashed bottles after the collision. Locke was in town for Western Reserve commencement exercises ending yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Gordon Locke
Iowa
Gerald
Cyril Kelly
Howard Baer
Locke
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Murphy Estate Bequeathed to Children in 1917 Will
After debts are paid, the late Margaret Murphy leaves all property to daughter Mary B Murphy and directs payments to Daniel R Murphy 500 within three years John P Murphy 4000 within five years and Agnes G Murphy 7000 within 13 years. Three other sons James T Anthony R and William to be grouped with 30 days. Mary B Murphy is named executor. The will is dated 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margrret Murphy
Mary
B. Murphy
Pile Sirach
James T
Anthony R
William
Edison 2 Cent Stamps Due at Waterloo Post Office
Thomas Edison stamps commemorating the lamp’s 50th anniversary are expected in Waterloo in late June. The design features the original lamp with the caption Edison's First Lamp and Electric Light's Golden Jubilee rays. Fifty thousand stamps were ordered by Postmaster Harold B. Plumb for the Waterloo office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Filison
Waterloo Postoffica
Edison
Harold B. Plumb
Waterlna
Cedar Falls Man Appeals Tax Assessment Increase
A Cedar Falls man appeals a tax assessment raise claiming the Cedar Falls city council acting as a board of review increased his real estate valuation from 500 to 1000 dollars. He filed a med notice of appeal to the district court through his lawyers Pike Bias and Zimmerman. The property is the west 71 feet of lot 7 and block 5 of Martman Spier's addition Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Wilson Hins
Pike, Bias & Zimmerman
Martman
Spier
Cedar Walls
Doxey Named General Foreman at Escanaba Shops
Fred Doxey moves from Boone Ta to Escanaba Mich as general foreman of Chicago Northwestern railroad shops. He learned machinist trade in Clinton Central shops under T W Place and previously headed Northwestern shops at Boone Ta now being abandoned. The promotion brings a large salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Doxey
Waterloo
Boone, Ta
Escanaba
Mich
Doxey
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Clinois Central
T. W. Place
Northwestern
Escanabs
R.A. Doxey
Fremont Street
Clifton
Bert Doxey
Frank Doxey
Rath-Peek Apartments
Mary Slingworth
Walnut Street
J. H. Olmsted
Logan Avenue
Stone House
Lafayette
Fifth Streets
Hildebrandt Rites to Be at Waverly Church Thursday
Mrs. John Hildebrandt died suddenly Saturday evening. Services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Waverly with Rev. L O Wolper officiating. burial in Harlington cemetery. She was 40 and survived by husband three sons one daughter and her mother Mrs Mary Kohagen along with three sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly
John Hildebrandt
South City
St. John's Liutheran Church
L. O. Wolper
Burig
Harlington Cemetery
Hildébrandt
Mary Kohagen
Reporters Seek Senate Privilege Restoration
Washington DC June 4 The standing committee of Washington newspaper correspondents adopted a resolution endorsing a proposed senate rules amendment to restore floor privilege to four press associations reps The privilege was withdrawn after United Press published a secret roll call confirming Irvine Lenroots nomination to a judgeship The committee sent the resolution to Senate Rules Chairman Moses via G Gowld Lincoln, press committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Standing Committee
Washington
Senate
United Press
Irvine Lenroot
Moses
Senate Rules Committee
G. Gowld Lincoln
Steamshovel damages train in Chicago morning crash
A steam shovel on an adjacent track swung into a Burlington suburban train near Chicago this morning, smashing windows and sides and injuring a few passengers who were cut by debris. Frightened riders screamed and dove under seats as the battered cars arrived in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington
Elks to Shoot and Drive at Convention
Two hundred Elks arrived in Cedar Rapids for the twenty‑fourth annual state convention. They planned golf and trap shooting trips as the officers met to hear reports of retiring leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Elks
Elks Association
Monoxide Victims at Nashua Improve After Incident
Nashua Iowa June 4 Clayton Jones Bristow has recovered sufficiently from monoxide poisoning suffered while motoring Sunday evening to return home. Others overcome were Harland Helen and Cora Mishler on a farm nearby all are reported doing well and expected to recover fully. Also mentions Miss Ann Crowley of Minneapolis planning Europe trip and local fishing catch by C J Bearbower. Building permits listed for several residents with remodeling and garage work in Independence and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourier Special Service
Nashua
Clayton Jones
Bristow
Harland
Helen
Cora Mishler
Temperatures Forecast For Monday To Tuesday
Weather notes show Monday maximums and Monday night lows, with readings for Tuesday afternoon. Data is unclear but indicates a temperature forecast across the early week with times listed as 7 am and 3 pm.
Woman Deposits $25, Checks Out Several Hundred
Police describe a slick check artist visiting Waterloo on May 29. Mrs. Ella Morrison placed a 25 deposit at a local bank then used small checks in drug stores and lunch rooms. She was arrested after a suspicious druggist alerted authorities, then released when the bank teller identified her. She vanished Memorial Day and was found cashing hundreds of dollars in checks the next day. She ages 22 to 26, stocky with light brown hair, wearing a brown coat and yellow white sport oxfords, claiming farm residence on Grant highway, a false lead that was debunked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Ella Morrison
Umit
Grant Highway
Donald W. Bickley Elected to Phi Beta Kappa in Chicago
Donald W. Bickley son of Dr and Mrs Carl Bickley of 15061 Kimball avenue was among five University of Chicago students elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He is completing his third year in the medical college and was salutar ian of his West High class in 1935. He also led the West High National Honor Society chapter and was Spectator editor in chief. He will join his mother and sister in Chicago next Tuesday and will accompany them in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Bickley
Carl
Bickley
Kimball Avenue
University of Chicago
Phi Beta Kappa
Medical College of the University
West High
National Honor Society
the Spectator
Donald
Chicago
Miss Wasson Engaged to Teach English and Journalism
Miss Leila Wasson of Sac City Iowa has been engaged to teach English and journalism on the West High faculty, announced by Supt Charles Kittrell. She is Iowa State University graduate with much of her master's work completed and has 15 years of teaching experience at Jefferson Clarion LeMars and the State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Wesson
Sac City
West High
Charles Kittrell
Miss Wasson
Iowa State University
Jefferson, Clarion
LeMars
State Teachers College
Woman Autowreck Victim In Serious Condition
The condition of Mrs. Edward Wiltsey of 1145 Williston avenue remains serious after an automobile crash near Webster City Sunday. She was cut across the forehead severing an artery and losing much blood as the car was crowded off the highway by another vehicle. Her husband, who was also in the car, suffered minor injuries. Harry M. Wiltsey, their son, left Watering to visit his mother and return the damaged machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wiltsey
Williston Avenue
Temple
Webster City
Waterloo Girls Accredited Red Cross Lifesaving Examiners
Red Cross lifesaving examiners certificates were granted last week at Cedar Rapids to two Waterloo girls Ruth Rickert and Mary Northey. Both are West High graduates. Rickert attends Cornell college Mt. Vernon and Northey Coe college Cedar Rapids. The examinee group was led by Commodore Longfellow from Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Lifesaving
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Ruth Rickert
W. M. Rickert
Rebel Avenue
Mary Northey
H. G. W Northey
Fourth Street West
Commodore Longfellow
Washington, D. C
West High
Miss Rickert
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Miss Northey Coe
Club Authorized For Chicken Coop Thieves
William Duncan of 515 Dane Street reported 12 White Leghorn chickens stolen from his coop Friday night. He asked police permission to use a club on the intruders and was granted on the condition that he hide in the coop and catch the thief in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duncan
Dane Street
Duncan
Albia Man Seeks Wife After Quarrel in Waterloo
Albia resident Elmer Brocklin asked local police to locate his wife, believed in Waterloo after a quarrel that drove her from home. She weighs 160 pounds, is 5 feet tall, and wore a black satin dress. Also notes Texas trip plans for hotel workers, a Sioux City visitor en route to Chicago, a battered body found in Los Angeles, and Rexall sale ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Brocklin
Albia
Waterloo
Spongy Grounds Puts Back Four Weeks Paving
The paving of the gap on highway 214 south of La Porta City is four weeks behind schedule because the road surface yields under heavy trucks. P L Bryant of Bryant Paving reports trucks break through, using planks and crushed rock to build a roadway. Progress is hoped to speed, with nine miles of paying aimed for August completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porta City
P. L. Bryant
Bryant
Summer Series Band Concert Opens Thursday
The American Legion Municipal band will open a weekly summer series at Cedar River park. The 40 member group performs Friday evening from 8 to 9 pm with free admission. Band numbers and Whaylen note a strong season with solo and specialty numbers. The bandstand sits beside the bathing beach, an ideal setting for summer concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Municipal
Cedar River Park
C. R. Whaylen
Whaylen
Iowa Road Drainage Laws Sent to Rome on Rockefeller Order
A copy of Town Road and Drainage Laws published by Matt Parratt & Sons of Waterloo has been ordered by the Rockefeller Foundation to be shipped to Dr. L. W. Hackett in Rome Italy. The book, issued biannually after legislative adjournment, lists township and county duties in road building and maintenance. The shipment was sent today and bears order number 447223 indicating extensive foundation business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Parratt
Rockefeller Foundation
Universalist Church Lawn Fete Set for Three Evenings
Ladies of the Universalist church sponsor a three day lawn fete on the parish house grounds Wednesday through Friday. Refreshment booths and free attractions fill the evenings with acts by Rev and Mrs Rheiner on opening night, East Junior High band Thursday, and a youth variety program Friday, plus dancing on Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Universalist Church
Rheiner
East Junior High
Ladies’ Improvement Club
Police Captain Farrell to Tour Canada and Cuba
Police Captain John Farrell leaves Waterloo for a 60 day vacation visiting Chicago relatives then will drive through southeastern Canada. The final two weeks will be spent in Cuba. Motorcycle Officer W H Slim Wilson returns to active duty with a broken wrist and will act as captain during Farrell's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farrell
Waterloo
Chicago
Canada
Cuba
W. H
Slim) Wilson
Farrell
Auto Carroams Off Truck Hits Woman in Town
Grant Smith of Albia Iowa told police today he struck a woman with his automobile near Headford Brothers and Hitchins foundry on Westfield Avenue. His car rammed off the heavier machine and struck an unidentified woman who was said to be only slightly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Smith
Albia
Headford Bros. & Hitchins
Westfield Avenue
Wheeler Waives Hearing On Tire Theft Charge
Roy Wheeler, 27, arrested recently for the theft of more than 70 tire casings and tubes, waived preliminary hearing this morning and was arraigned in municipal court before Judge J. G. Beem on larceny charges. Bound over to district court, he is held in the county jail unable to post a $1,000 bond. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Hubert Beekly and son Emerson plan an extensive northwest trip to British Columbia and Alaska via the Black Hills and Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wheeler
J. G. Beem
Divorces Granted in Local Court Actions
In divorce cases Judge H B Bates granted Lilian Colling a divorce from Robert F P Collins for cruel treatment. Judge G W Wood also granted a divorce on the same grounds to Ruth Hannan from Howard Hannan. Pater Berklain filed suit for divorce from Edna Beck. A 1924 marriage at 186 Tenth Street West is noted. A temporary injunction prevented removal of two minor children Arlene May and Marvin Jack from the premises or jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Bates
Lilian Colling
Robert FP. Collins
G. W. Wood
Ruth Hannan
Howard Hannan
Pater Berklain
Edna Beck
Tenth Street West
Mrs. Heck
Arlene May
Maryin Jack
Fire incidents at Gentzler home and Independent Meat and Grocery
Fire alarms reported Monday at 9:05 in the garage of W. A. Gentzler, 410 Sixth West, with lumber against the wall catching fire and burning into the roof, loss listed at 25 dollars. Tuesday at 3:02 in the morning a short circuit damaged wiring in the electric scales at Independent Meat and Grocery, 624 Commercial Street, causing minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Gentzler
Sixth
Sheriff Seeks Delinquent Auto Licenses in 1400 Car List
Sheriff H T Wagner handles a 1925 delinquent auto list detailing about 1,400 cars registered in 1928 but not licensed for 1925. License official W F Jeffrey notes many vehicles were licensed last year but not this year and says owners claim junked or out of state. Notices sent. levies postponed pending payment or explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.T. Wagner
W. F. Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Sheriff’s Office
Marguerite Saul
Universalists to Have No Services in July August
Universalists at 120 Independence Avenue will suspend Sunday services for July and August after June 30, resuming September 8. The congregation unanimously reappointed Rev. Donard B. Rheiner for another year. Delegates to the Iona Universalist convention at Mt. Pleasant June 13-14 were elected, and a resolution invited the state convention for 1930 to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheiner
Bella Herbin
Ralph Alexander
H. B. Weatherwax
Bits
Raymond Folk
Myrta~ Navin
Charles Shane
N. W. Frishle
Edward Steege
Melvin Cleven
Waterloo
Final figures from Board of Review on assessments
The Board of Review held its final session of the year to hear objections to Townsley’s assessments. City Clerk Charles MacKay reported that fixed value was about 10,620 less than the assessor’s total. The board initially raised 93 assessments and lowered 89, finishing with more increases than reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Charles MacKay
J. A. Townsley
Board of Review
Townsley
Muuicipal
Newton Man Whose Daughters Flew to His Bed Is Dead
Milton A. McCord former Newton mayor and postmaster died at his home six weeks after his daughters Stella McCord and Mrs. Fred W. Jasper flew from a Mediterranean cruise to his bedside. He died at 1 30 p m after a brief rally from age related illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Milton A. McCord
McCord
Fred Maytag
Stella McCord
Fred W. Jasper
Hie
Civic Auditorium Meeting Planned by Chamber Panel
The Chamber of Commerce committee on civic relations will meet Wednesday at the civic auditorium to discuss progress on a municipal auditorium project. President Hernan C. Miller has appointed J. D. Liffring and Harry M. Reed to study the legal phases of the proposed building as a municipal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commercre
Hernan C. Miller
J. D. Liffring
Harry M. Reed
Actor heads for Europe on journey from California
Chicago June 4 Adolphe Menjou motion picture star arrived in lit ergo from California en route to New York and Europe. He said he would be joined by Mrs Menjou and in Europe they planned revisiting honeymoon scenes from a year ago. Marriage licenses listed Len Marnay and Frances Wagner Columbus June 16 Claude Richard Myers Davenport Christine Haupelt Ottumwa R S McComb Newton Kathryn Gleason Waterloo 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Chicago
Adolphe Menjou
Litergo
California
New York
Menjou
Mrs. Menjou
Claude Richard Myers
Davenport
Christine Haupelt
Ottumwa
R. S. McComb
Newton
Kathryn Gleason
Waterloo
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Mortiuary
Margaret Murphy
Mary B. Murphy
Thomas Edison
Fred Doxey
Escanaba Shops
Hildebrandt
Waverly Church
Independence
Ann Crowley
Minneapolis
Montreal
U. S. Alaunia
C. J. Bearbower
Carl Kinsell
Bratnober
Agnes Filcher
Fowler
S. E. Moore
Vine
Slucco
Elmer Toons
Burton
Reed
Michael Kraus
Linden
Loren Pavison
Glenwood
G. D. Kokotan
Moir
G. Kann
Harrison
Englewood
Fred Steinberg
Eleventh West
Old Lumber
E. D. Hall
Western
Wane Neo
Waterloo Girls
Tere
Texas
Edgar Hoag
Longfellow Avenue
Russell Lamson
Edward R. Lumpkin
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Company
Beaumont
Tex
Sioun City
Margaret Mullan
Sioux City
R. M. Davison
Falls Avenue
Guy H
Harry Mullan
H. C. Mullan
Wotprion
Los Angeles
Cal
Rexall
Sale
Wilson's & Schuneman's
Rome
Rockefeller
Universalist Church
Wheeler
Herman
Dfiller
Phony
Civic Auditorium
Len Marnay
Nichols
Frances Wagner
Columbus
Waterloo, Tn
Trunox
Red Cross
Sycamore &J. Waterloo
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