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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1928

Page

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Iowa Federation of Labor Meets Here on Tuesday

Approximately 160 delegates representing workers of all crafts gather for the Iowa State Federation of Labor annual convention opening Tuesday in the hall at 312 Fourth street east. Des Moines leaders J G Lewis president and Mike Sherman secretary keynote the event. delegates stay at Electric Park and the Wivera theatre with entertainment by committee members George Licht Orral Hinds and Claude Dye.

Iowa State Federation of Labor Fourth Street East Courter Hall Headilna J. GC. Lewis Mike Sherman Des Moines Electric Park Wiviera Theatre Entertaimnment George Licht Orral Hinds Claude Dye

Hoover's Enemies Rally for Narrow Path Against Hoover

The New York Herald Tribune reports anti Hoover forces lack organization and confidence but anticipate possible leadership from Gov Lowden and railroad executive Atterbury and Columbia University president. prospect of a compromise emerges if Curtis lingers as a dark horse though unlikely. The piece analyzes a potential shift to an ice presidential nomination and predicts Hoover’s likely nomination at the convention.

Page One Dawes Watson Curtis Dark Horse Ice Anti- Hoover Gov. Lowden Atterbury Pennsylvanis Columbia University Theodore Roosevelt Nicholse Buller Hoover New York Herald-Tribune

Texas Runner Ties Record in 100-Yard Dash

At Soldier Field Stanford led 339 athletes from 78 colleges in the national track final. Aubrey Bracey of Rice Institute tied the world mark in the 100 yard dash with 9.6 seconds, winning by a yard over George Simpson of Ohio State, while others like Kane, Kane of Ohio Wesleyan, ran in the hurdles.

Texas Soldier Field Chicago Stanford University Tille Fac Wilh United States Harvard Kane Ohio Wesleyan Hurdies Penquite Drake Babe Cuhel Iowa Hurdie

Sister of Banker's Slayer Not Insane

Ottumwa Iowa June decision of county insane commissioners reports Mabie Plummond sister of J Everett Lewis sane after insanity hearing. Trial records show brother claimed delusions. Lewis committed to Anamosa reformatory. Jury found Shaim not guilty by reason of insanity.

Ottumwa U.P Mabie Plummond J. Everett Lewis John BF. Webber Wanella County

Widow Mrs John Wandell 65 Dies in Edgewood Home

Mrs John Wandell 65 died at 9 23 am today at her Edgewood home after a stroke May 1. She was born near Strawberry Point in 1863 and lived on a farm near Edgewood before moving to Waterloo nine years ago. Survived by husband a daughter a granddaughter and several siblings. Funeral Tuesday at the Edgewood Methodist Episcopal church with burial in Edeswood cemetery. Body at Kistner's home until Saturday morning.

Mer Jotn Wandell John Wandell Hattie HE. Smith Seas Strawberry Point Greeley Indan Edgewood Wandell Witerloo Cleveland Edeswood Kistner

Kingsford Smith arrival caps Pacific crossing in Brisbane

Charles Kingsford Smith and crew brought the Southern Cross to Brisbane completing a 7,400 mile transpacific flight from Oakland. Accompanied by Ulm Lyon and Warner, the Americans left the plane in Brisbane while the voyage from Suva to Brisbane and other legs drew praise from officials, crowds, and President Coolidge.

Igmi Fokker Kingsford-Smith Charles T. ©. Almiffrst Amerie Harry W. Lyons James Warner San Francisco Australia Suva Figi Islands Brisbane Astralian Charles Kingford-Smith Southern Cross Piji Islands Oakland Cal Kingsford- Smith T. Ulm Harry Lyon Eagle Farm Ballina Here Pacific President Coolidge Commonwealth Los Angeles G. A. Hancock Kenngsford-Smith Ulm Sydney Rhanal Ayisbane Hayes Radis Avialote Vachesien Conrinuons Lyon Suve Wheeler Field Arking Sands Sura

Temperatures Forecast From Friday Through Saturday

The forecast lists maximum and minimum temperatures for Friday and Saturday nights and mornings with unspecified times and notes about conditions. The fragmented text suggests record-keeping of daily highs and lows, but details remain unclear.

Funeral planned for Richard L. Fox in Sumner

Richard L. Fox 81 died in Sumner after residence here since 1850. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday with burial in Wilson's Grove cemetery. He operated the family farm near Sumner after his father's death. wife predeceased him and no children survive. A brother and sister are also listed as survivors. Twenty-five Sumner Boy Scouts head to the Northeast Town roundup at Fort McGregor led by Scoutmaster N. Koeherje and assistant C. E. Heyer. Sumner Rustlers club members and about 50 Bremer county youths attend the 4-H club assembly in Ames, led by Miss Anna Hutch, with several named participants listed.

Gourier Sumner Richard L. Fox Payette County Methodist Episcopal Panurely Wilson’s Grove Mr. Fox Sumner Boy Scouts Esther Harms Volsey Alma Schwerin Frances Blume Genevieve Reeve Verla Schott Emilda Borscherding Elsie Paust Bernice Meighan Lara Roberts Hazel Johnson Mildred Creager Dorothy Treloar

Merger Ghost In Parley At Upper Iowa Conference

The M E Upper Town conference school fund committee discussed a potential merger of Upper Town University Fayette with Cornell College Vernon in a closed session. O W Stevenson of Fayette presented views of supporters to keep the university open. The Vine ton conference on Sept 19 will decide if the merger, urged at a March 6 educational gathering, goes forward. A laymen’s cooperative committee was named to open an office in the town by Aug 15.

M. E. Upper Town Conference School Fund Grace Church Upper Town University Fayette Cornel’ Enlelege Vernon W. Stevenson Upper Iowa Upper Iowa Conferenca Vineton Wii A Lanu Waterloo C. EB Butler Elmer A. Johnson Cetay Rapids D. Little Orlwath A. & Rathbun Clinton Laymen's Committee

Night Operator Matt Duckworth Dies at 39

Matt Duckworth of Waterloo dies from heart disease at home 912 Lafayette. Funeral Monday 2 PM at O Keefe and Towne chapel. officiant Truman De Roame. Burial Elm Wood. Born January 11 1889 in Antonysloe Missouri, he worked railroads in Missouri and Montana before joining Chicago Great Western in Waterloo. Surviving mother Mary E. Collins sister M D Vladykia Marshalltown IA and brother L F Blacketer Braymner MO.

Masonic O'Keefe & Towne Chapel Matt Duckworth Lafayette Street Truman de Roame Elm Wood Duckworth Antonysloe Waterloo Missouri Montana Chicago Great Western Railway Mary E. Collins M. D. Vladykia Marshalltown L. F. Blacketer Braymner, Mo

Indicted for Boozering Plot in Pittsburgh

Federal grand jury returns indictments charging 167 people including Superintendent of Police Peter P. Walsh, a former legislator, and two police magistrates with conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. The cases arise from weeks of probe into widespread conspiracies to break the prohibitions across Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Peter P. Walsh

Mayor Delivers $60,000 Gas Bonds to Cedar Falls Banks

Cedar Falls June 9 Municipal bonds authorized at a special election for a city gas plant were delivered to Cedar Falls National and Citizens Savings banks by Mayor I T Cross. The $60,000 sale was held up by legal formalities. Transfer of Iowa Public Service Company's plant to the city for $83,000 likely occurs next week. Arbitration funds will come from the city treasury.

Inarrier Cedar Falls Cedar Falls National and Citizens Savings Banks I TF. Cross Iowa Public Service Company

Navy flier dies in seaplane crash near Cape Town

Lieut Romer Wilkinson of Norfolk Virginia killed when navy seaplane crashed at Cape Town. Harry F E Riker of KeamMan seriously injured. Wilkinson had just arrived aboard the U S Concord flagship destroyer squadron.

Navy Newport Rt. Jaure Romer Wilkinson Norfolk Harry FE. Riker Capertown Lieut Wilkinson U. S. Concord

Bathing Beach Opening Delayed to June 17

Watersloo's municipal bathing beach opening postponed again due to cold weather. A. C G. Sherwood, chairman of the tink board, announced the new date is Sunday June 17. The notice appears in local coverage of municipal events and travel plans.

Bathing Beacie Watersloo A. C G. Sherwood Tink Board

Borah Bears Hoover Endorsement Of His Platform

Senator William E. Borah will depart for Kansas City with a platform said to have partial approval from Secretary of Commerce Hoover. Crafted with Hoover, the plan lists nine policies including tough prohibition enforcement, campaign finance publicity, power trust concerns, and nonparticipation in the League of Nations, plus tariff reform to aid farmers. Hoover HQ denied full approval but stayed silent on other planks while Borah signals support for Hoover as GOP nominee, with no firm pledge given.

Washington D. C U.ri William E. Borah Idaho Kansas City Secretary of Commerce Hoover Borah Power Trust Republican Party World Court America Central America League of Nations Coolidge Nicaragua Senate

SLOANE WALLACE PROMOTES 100 TO ENTER WEST HIGH

One hundred pupils were promoted yesterday from Sloane Wallace Junior High to West High. Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell announced the class list includes Katheryn Barton, Frederick Bates, Katheryn Berg, Florence Blough, Hagel Bowman, Madeline Ducker, Dave Durchenwald, Marjorie Farmer, Grace Finley and many others.

Sloane Wallace West Charles A. Kittrell Katheryn Barton Frederick Bates Katheryn Berg Florence Blough Hagel Bowman Madeline Ducker Dave Durchenwald Marjorie Farmer Grace Finley Dorothy Fleming Marian Garvey Slizabeth Unni Howard Hrusermant Maxwell Hughs Celia Keomberg Gordon Lockington Wepry Chlabensess Bras Clarke Ralph Clementa Iree Colpy Louise Donath Welry Gates James Gorden John Cray Anne J. Harned Geran Harisen Fainn Janes Clementine Urno Hele Mistner Aetey Kronghorn Fussell Keng Tillie Kuditz Maxine Lowe Aura Mee- Ewen Eimits Curran Mary Daanen Bly Dougherty Transon Thelma Diets Rukscle Dames Montel Lowe Mefon Tashbs Wartest Makinster Floyd Munnitg Robert Nelson Maurie Nottenseweir Chelma Qehlerts Harold Osgond Dale Paulsen Genevirse Paulsen Ovida Priep Billy Samysox Donald Anti Vivinis Smith Helen Stevens Brewster Stone Rose Tamtin Josephine Trot Chad Tungate Wells Uremiane Russell Witt Bisnleyth

Hit and Run Driver Kills The Changer Near Fort Dodge

A driver struck and killed a person on the highway near Somers Ta last night as the victim was changing a tire. The other vehicle fled the scene and did not stop. Local authorities issued no further details about the incident or the suspect vehicle.

Somers Mylenowell Abou Fort Dodge Pharnacies

Chautauqua Opens at Waverly Grounds Monday

Chautauqua will launch a six day program at the old high school grounds in Waverly on Monday June 12. Otto Rees is program manager. Two plays Patsy and Sun Up will be presented by capable local actors. Genevieve Lynes was honored with a pin for proficiency at the Tri County Rebekah convention. Birthday observance noted for Mrs William Genther. Mrs Julia Carey and W J Johnson wed in Alliance Neb. Future residence for the couple. Birth announced for Betty Jeanne Sohie. Firemen’s convention attendees Carl Hanian and Harold McDowell. B H Van Heel called home for father’s illness. L A Winn filling Rock Island depot duty. C R Temple taken ill at work and admitted to Mercy Hospital suspected gallstones.

Courier Spretat Waverly Chauteuqua Old High Setoal Otto Rees Patsy Sun Up Misa Genevieve Lynes Tri-County Rebekah Greene Focal Lodge Wiliam Genther Julia Carey W. J. Johnson Alliance Neb St. Mary's Catholic Earl Sohie Des Moines Betty Jeanne Carl Hanian Harold McDowell Dubuque B. H. van “Heel Melrose Minn Minneapolis L. A. Winn Manly Rock Island van Heel C. R. Temple Mercy Hospital

Impeachment Move Against Lincoln Republican Club Leader

Last night Henry Hart president of the Lincoln Republican club faced impeachment amid charges of insubordination. At Union Baptist church members declared the office vacant, with Charles Simms to succeed. The dispute stemmed from an early week meeting that indorsed county and state candidates and was later repudiated as improperly called.

Henry Hart Lincoln Republican Club Union Baptist Church Charles Simms Hart J. E. Mills Edward Wilson Ways and Means Scott J. Mardis A& Read

Child Nearly Strangled by Cup In Iowa Town

Florence May Bellows, five months old, narrowly escaped death in Cound Bluts Iowa when her chin and mouth wedged in a tin cup during play. Her mother freed the infant briefly before a police patrolman finally dislodged the cup and restored breathing, saving the child.

Cound Bluts Florence May Bellows P. M. Bellows Police Puimolor Seqund

Abstraction and Classification Brain Teasers in Study

A fragment from the Evening Post presents IQ style brain tests. It defines abstraction as recognizing common qualities across individuals and asks students to classify groups such as animals and elements. The exercise includes sequences like Olive cucumber grass emerald and Mercury Mars Earth Venus for categorization.

Golfers Invited to Brief Church on Way to Links

An advertisement in the Cour ier invites golfers to Christ Episcopal Church for 30 minutes of devotion at 7 30 Sunday mornings. Rev E B Mounsey, rector, promotes open attendance and asks visitors to come in golf attire and keep a straight swing.

Courier E. B. Mounsey

Daughter of Gov Smith Becomes Attorney's Bride

Albany June 9 Catherine Alice Smith younger daughter of Gov and Mrs Alfred E Smith married Francis Joseph Quillinan Troy a lawyer in Cathedral of Immaculate Conception by Cardinal Hayes with over 1500 guests George Quillinan best man Julia Manning maid of honor Gown ivory moire taffeta with rose point lace six yard veil and train Bride wore lace mitts and rosepoint lace. The couple will attend the Democratic national convention at Houston and will reside in New York City Quillinan deputy attorney general in the New York City office of the state attorney general.

Albany Catherine Alice Smith Alfred E. Smith Francis Joseph Quillinan Troy Cathedral of Immaculate Conception Cardinal Hayes George Quillinan Smith Julia Manning New York City Quillinan Houston Bevernoy Mra. Quillinan

Double Quartet to Sing on Cedar During Carnival

The Becker-Chapman post No 138 American Legion will ride the river in Miss Cedar a riverfront pageant preceding a fireworks show Thursday night between Fourth Street and Mullan Avenue bridges. The event, organized by Winterloo Boat club and River Improvement association, features a male quartet and songs over the water. The American Legion band under C. R. Wheylen will perform a concert. Starts at 4:30 p.m. on a central river barge, fireworks at 8:45 p.m. Marriage licenses list several residents. a sister’s illness brings Mrs. R A Woodward to Austin dying needs.

Becker-Chapman Post American Legion Riverfront Commission Fourth Street Mullan Avenue Winterloo Boat Club River Improvement Association B Natural Music Club Americal Legion Band C. R. Wheylen Freworks

Births Reported From Local Residents and Families

Birth notices list numerous parents and newborns with addresses on Broadway Vaughan Vaughan Street and nearby areas. Names include Raymond Eugene Dale Lawrence Paul Henry Batty Jean Mary Myrth Shirley Mae Richard James Willem Carran and Alejandro with dates in May. Parents include Reymond Mahl Henry Bueneke John Palmer Fleming Leroy Bradort Alfred Thomas Merald Webber and Wiliam O Brinck among others.

Reymond Mahl Broadway Raymond Eugene Henry Bueneke Dale Lawrence Bendar Fitwest Paul Henry John Palmer Pleming Vaughan Alan Lee Russell J. Makinater Ie Forest Batty Jean Jon Willam Gwynnn Independence Mary Myrth Leroy Cecil Bradort Charles Betty Jeanns Alfrad Thomas Williaton Duane Alfred Merald H. Webber Rath Shirley Mae Herbert J. Mauser Richard James Wiliam O'Brink Willem Carran Max Kenneth Worden Alehandre Clarene Kerry Felat Allen Mey Ann Dale Henry Maberville

Success talk at West High school commencement by Dusty Miller

Dusty Miller urged West High graduates to seize today and build on opportunity. He dismissed fate as cruel, urged giving over getting, and pressed persistent daily effort. He called for active citizenship, and noted honors for Doris Miller in history.

Thurman Dusty) Miller Daily News-Journal Wilmington West High School King Tut Miller Charles A. Kittrell Wilmington College

Brucher Speaker to Talk on Citizens Military Training Camps

Edward J. Brocher adjutant of the Becker Chapman post American Legion will address Canopus club luncheon in Black's tea room Tuesday on citizens military training camps. Mrs John von Lackumt recovering at home after surgery yesterday at St Francis hospital following Halin factory operation.

Brucher Edward J. Brocher Becker-Chapman Post American Legion Canopus Club Black John von Lackumt Home Park Boulevard St. Francis Hospital

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