Reichsbank Chief Warns Allies as Disarmament Row Grows
Berlin reports quote Reichsbank President Hjalmar Schacht warning that German nerves are near breaking point if Allied pressure continues. He says Germany could respond with drastic measures unless the Allies drop political heckling and heed German economic needs amid the Dawes plan strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Schacht
Reichsbank
Germany
Herr Schacht
Hans li Buper Ison ii
Bui
Dawes
Tel
Presdent
Hindenberg
Cologne
Waten
Jan
Rock Island Plans to Spend 19 440 000 This Year
Rock Island announces a program for roadway and ornament improvements totaling 19 440 000 dollars. The plan includes 35 110 090 for locomotives box cars coal cars and motor cars plus 8 600 000 for rails track elevation and related uses. An additional 1 000 000 will fund coal chutes at Washington Council Bluffs Eldon and Marengo Iowa and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island
Washington
Council Blunts
Eldon
Marengo
Miss Marion Fish Hosts Sunnyside Luncheon
Miss Marion Fish entertained a small luncheon in Sunnyside this afternoon honoring her house guests Miss Beverly Eason of Des Moines Miss Bertha Hamblin of Waverly and Miss Flak who will host a hosiery event at Arch McParlane Cottage in Sherwood Park over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Kerbere Lawless will chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Pish
Sunnyside
Beverly Eason
Des Moines
Bertha Hamblin
Waverly
Flak
Arch McParlane
Sherwood Park
Kerbere
Lawless
Woman Slightly Hurt in Police Car and Touring Car Collision
A police car and a touring car collided at 2 p.m. at Seventh and Mulberry streets while officers Sgt. Mark Jechtfertig and James Mambert responded to a call. Ardol Buith drove the other car, Sid Berteh Avenue, Pune. The pedestrian occupant of the touring car suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieventh
Mulberry
Mark Jechtfertig
James Mambert
Ardol Buith
Sid Berteh
Pune
Cedar Falls Delegations Attend Danish Lutheran Sessions
Cedar Falls dispatch notes Dec. Danish Lutheran convention near Omaha and Albert Lea with Cedar Falls leaders W. N. Hestrop Peter Falkenborg J H Madsen M Holst and others planning rail or car travel. Other clergy visit First M E services and upcoming Vacation Bible Schools at First Baptist and Zion churches with local pastors and teachers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Danish Lutheran Church
Omah
United Danish Lutheran Society
Albertlea
Minn
Cedar
Walls
Omaha
Anton Jennen
Peter N. Nielsen
Caria Jensen
Albert Lea
A. G. Larsen
Hans G. Christiansen
N. P. Nielsen
Memorial Day Observance By Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Memorial Day observance set for Sunday June 14 by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Rebekah lodge to place aluminum markers and a banner on Westview Cemetery graves with In Memoriam inscription. Local officers will judge and oversee the ceremony and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Rebekahs
Porte City
Rebekah Iodge
Westview Cemetery
Win Dove
Rebekash
Legion heads await word on Defense Day plans
H T Wagner, sheriff, awaits instructions from L G Lasher to plan the national defense day observance. In Des Moines Becker Chapman Yast commander J H Butts says members will decide within a week which plans to adopt. Last year Lasher sent detailed orders for Waterloo observance with national guard units, WW veterans, Civil War veterans, Red Cross, Boy Scouts and others participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.T. Wagner
Sherif
L. G. Lasher
Des Moines
Br. JH. Butts
Becker-Chapmian Yast
American Legion
Wagner
Lasher
Waterloo
National Guard
The
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Former resident visits Independence after 20 years
Henry Donovan from Baker, Oregon arrives in Independence with son Ray and daughter Rose to visit his mother Mrs. Marsait Donovan and brothers Edward Wy and D.C. Donovan. It is Donovan’s first visit in two decades. The Interchurch series dance contest was won by the Methodists who defeated the Baptist team. Harald Reighot, son of Mr and Mrs J. Rombor, will tour with Wartburg College Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Christiansen
Son
New York City
Copenhagen
Denmark
John C. Burr
Maki Plrents
Sartori Hospitar Jacobsen
Dick Hawk Township
Cedar Falla
Wso
Sartori Koapital
Julius Jensen
Surtori Hospital
Neres
Jble
Ernest Nolte
California
Pacifc
Portland
Ore
Mvangelicat Churelus
Meten McHughn
Naperville
Henry W. Ibling
Plier
Burlington
Lee PF
Paulger
Washington, D.C
Mik
Mrs
Chicago
Awruth
Henry Donovan
Annerly
Ray
Rose
Baker
Waltnis mMother
Marsait Donovan
Edward Wy
D.C. Donovan
Mr. Donovan
Dancall Ranier
tineNaptista
Sul Tone
Crehengra
Harald Reighot
J.rombor
Wartburg College Orchestra
Toturna Vacation Tour Dates Announced for Family
June 7 to July 26 marks the planned family vacation tour led by Howard and another son returning from college. Announcements report marriage plans at Waterloo with Mies iath ryn M. Coneland and Ben Billick, once residents. Civil war veteran Samuel Cole, injured in a recent automobile crash, can now use crutches. Chautauqua manager A. Taylor arrives to oversee the event with Mixes EK Delahrey and Sumner handling junior programs, while Lester Dykman will manage property duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toturna
Howard
Anether Son
Soeren Copeland
Waterloo
Mies
M. Coneland
Ben Billick
Mrs. Billick
Mra
Copeland
Savynuel Colt
Samuel Cole
Chautadane
Ipre
A. &. Taylor
Hayheld
Tednathe Yawter Chrutanqua
Mixes EK
EL Delahrey
Sumner
Lester Dykman
Hampton
London studies question of underground parking
London plans an underground garage in Leicester Square to serve the theatre district. The Underpark facility would have an entrance and exit and accommodate hundreds of cars with about 12 cents an hour charges. Increased automobile ownership postwar has reduced reliance on chauffeurs as drivers become common.
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London
The
Automobile Association
Leicester Square
Theatre District
Piccadsley Circus
Torrid Weather Suppresses Daytime Traffic Reports
Heavy heat kept patrols busy with few incidents as daytime crashes and minor auto collisions went unreported. Police shifts opened without notable activity or recorded incidents.
Tornado Strikes West Iowa Region, Leaves 200 Homeless
Des Moines dispatch notes Red Cross aiding 200 homeless in Shelby and Pottawattamie counties after Wednesday night windstorm. Urban relief teams, tents, and cots arranged. Des Moines orders 450 tents. A Des Moines motor caravan will clear debris and bury livestock. volunteers mobilize under Adj. Gen. Lasher and Commander Hugo Geiger.
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Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Amercan Red Cross
SS Louis Iy
Misa Lena ‘Frott
Red Cross
Les Moines
Davastaed
Gen. Tinley
National Guard
Gov. Hammill
Persia
Yorkshire
Des Moines
Neola
Jai
Ywarrison
Shelby
Pottawattamie
Adj
L. G. Lasher
Camp Dodge
International News Wire Atlantic
Russell Coop
Daily News-Telegraph
Hugo Geiger
Minden
Tomorrow Fair and Warmer
Althea Street visits Mary and Elizabeth Dunn as they recover from a severe storm. Elizabeth and Mary describe being stranded by flood and wind, with their bungalow damaged and brook turned to a torrent. The sisters recall hardships, repairs, and small comforts while awaiting safer days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea
Elizabeth Dunn
Mary
Elizabeth
Damages Sought Over Dream Books Infringement
Misera Nieman files a federal suit in Memphis seeking 86 million dollars against Plough Chemical Company for alleged copyright infringement of her dream book series. The case centers on claims of copying Nieman's writings titled dream books including mentions of honeysuckle trellis and related works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Misera Nieman
Plough
Come Pany
Memphis
Teun
State Shows Why Murphy Might Be Feigning Insanity
Testimony opened in Cresco to support the state’s claim that Dennis J. Murphy devised mental illness to dodge charges. Witnesses including former bookkeeper Julia McGinnis and banker officials described forged notes and irregularities linked to Murphy and his business dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Cresco
Dennis J. Murphy
Wranken
Alleen
Wiliam
Ewing
Sam Clacky
Julia McGinnis
Fariners' Savings Bank
New Atblon
TE Bunke
Minnesota
Ahamakee
tHrieberg
New Albin Bank
Murphy Home
Frieberg
Bernard
Lk National Bank
Mayville
Wis
MacNider Chosen President of Second Division Veterans
Hanford MacNider, former national commander of the American Legion, was elected president of the Second Division Veterans' association, AEF, at the final meeting of the three day reunion in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Veterans’ Association
Xetinion
Roto
Solar System Crash Fears Debunked by J Hadamard Talk
Bloomington Indiana June 6 A French mathematician Professor J Hadamard told Indiana University experts that fears of the solar system’s imminent destruction are unfounded He discussed planetary disturbances and the Jupiter driven perturbations that could alter orbits but not wreck the system this century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
J. Hadamard
French Academy
College de France
Indiana
Mathematical Association of America
Indiana University
Danbed
Prenchman
Ken Hadamard
Poisson
Laplace
Poincare
Sun
Jupiter
Hadamura
Three Children Die In Grandfather Driven Crossing Tragedy
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 6 Three children sons of Mrs Mary Hittner died when the truck carrying them collided with a Northwestern passenger train near Bertram. Grandfather F W Dance driving to the farm to take storm pictures was killed or fatally injured as the truck was struck in the crossing. The mother and two other sons escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern
Mary Hittner
F. W. Dance
Cedar Rauids
Mechanicsville
Dance
Bertram
Davis
Willie
Winslow
Nol
E H Caward to Enter Motorboat in Waterloo Regatta
E H Caward prepares his 28 foot motorboat Chief Wack Hawk for the Cedar River regatta in Waterloo June 25 26 27. The largest fastest craft will then move to Clear Lake. motor once used in an airplane and capable of over 45 mph with a Duco finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caward
Wack Hawk
Waterloo
Cedar River
Clear Lake
Husband threatens wife with shotgun in Iowa divorce
Descriptions of her husband sitting on the roof threatening to shoot her as she leaves form the basis of a divorce suit filed in Des Moines. The proceeding names Veter Oceus as defendant and cites the alleged threats during the incident. In the same edition, Fred Schult, former Materluck outfielder, singled in the fourteenth inning Friday to drive in the winning run as Milwaukee beat Kansas City 19 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
Veter Oceus
Schult
Fred Schult
Materlack
Kansas Ciy
Milwaukee
Kanssa City
Governor Hesitates on Defense Day Plan in Iowa
Des Moines reports Gov Hammill receives letters and telegrams for and against the war department's Defense Day plans for July 4. He waits for more details before announcing Iowa's observance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Nent
Hammill
Tis
Iowa
War Department
Train collision kills four on Lewisville and Nashville line
Paris Tenn June 6 Four trainmen were killed in a collision between two freight trains on the Lewisville and Nashville railroad near Paris. Reported dead are Jien Baldwin engineer Brownsville Tennessee Richard Sauf fer Memphis engineer J L Rason Paris fireman and a section worker named Mobley.
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Paris
Tenn
fFour
Lewisville & Nashville
Fien Baldwin
Brownsville
Venn
Richard Suaffer
Memphis
J. L. Rason
Nesro
Mobley
City Council Proceedings May 25 1925 Summary
City council met in regular session with Mayor present and several members absent. Minutes approved and numerous requests discussed including street work, fire safety, sidewalk waivers, police protection, street lighting, curb and sidewalk reinstatement, sewer extensions, bonds, and city contract concerns carried to committees for action.
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Imagy
Link
McFarlana
Robinson
Huck
Hich
Miller
VTA
Magkay
City Ghetto
City Hall
HuAnt Ly
Cindky
Plesait
Buel
Mobkurluns
Méllor
Rob Innen
Colvin
Dundue Street
Downing Avenue
Diack Hawk Road
Alnsborough Avenues
Usia
J. J. Kurth
Login Avenue
Bartles- Shepherd Oi Company
West Ltd
Jefferson Streets
Central Iowa
Johnston
Nashing Slenal
West
G. AL Sheridan
Eaat
4Th Street
P.O. Manning
Hieventh Street
Oscar McHine
Denver Street
Forest Avenue
Hawthorns Avenue
Ute Street
Ferdinand Werthe
Logan Avenue
Carl B. Jensen
Falls Avenue
G. A. LaBarre
Commercial Street
A. G. Picken
Wellington Street
H. Schotter
Ernest Ft Arms
Brock Street
Butler Avenue
H. O. Arthur
Meanagle Advertising Agency
Mildred Sutherland
Dearborn Aveue
Mary Riedel
Hester
AC Storm
Ianes
Chas. M. Young
J. OW. Creynne
Chas
Wl Chapman
Riverfront
Buck
Ny First National Bank
Waterloo
Margritz
A. T. Coffin
City Council Notes April 1923 Bridge and Road Work
City reports on Eleventh Street and Avalon Avenue bridges are filed for April 1923. Ordinances authorize sidewalk construction and cost shifting to abutting property owners. Several resolutions approve contracts, sewer work, and crossing signal installations at multiple street intersections.
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Ralph B. Slipry
Eleventh Street Bridge
Avalon Avenue Bridge
Nuance Committee
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
Bor
Clay Street
Srar
I. E
Maine
Viccouncll
Lutbmer Va
Buck
Link
McFarlane
Miller
Robinson
Holinson
RickFarlane
BicFarlane
Guck
Rye
Fish
Iller
Floyd
Cole
Lafayette Street
Sycamore Street
C. Rr. Ity. Co
Mullan Avenue
Bliss
Chas. C. MacKay
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France
Military Control Commission
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Miss Marion Fish
Crtar Salis Daily News
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Twaddlm
Hvening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
Ermil
Frye
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry C. Culver
Wisconsin
Peachers College
Erning
A.B Elliott
State Assembly
Pussyfoot" Johnson
First M. E
First Baptist Church
St. Patrick's Church
Melanie Roultlard
Zophia Culver
Nvention Bille
First Baptist and
Zion Evangelical Churches
First Banvist School
Pailor
William C. Deer
Dora Bentey
Paul Bergestrom
Hadys Resor
Ethyl Mentzer
Jean Huber
M. E. Mun Set
C. J. Mentzer
Toreva
YN. C
Quainte
V. Auxilia Hug
Kensington
Kensington of Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Anna Obele
Waterloo Street
Fia
Kenneth Gable
University of Iowa
Wallice Stallman
Brainerd
Goble
Charles Schiable
AL YW
Pearson
Melvin
Sioux City
M. E. Church
Lym
Eastern Star
Arlanic Hall
Claud Young
C. E. Young
Neveda
CE. Young
Sedra Woolley
Wash
Rae Spade White
Ford
Young
F. A. Bringer
Independence
London Studies
Red Crogo
Sarah E. McCahey
Althea Street
Mary Dunn
Ilere
Miss Althea
E. H. Caward
Black Hawk
Tirainnen
Wricok
Pennes
Council Proceedings
Insurance Loan
P. O. Box
Waterloo, Iowa
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Cytropractor
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