Labor leader denounces Hammill on prison labor policy
Iowa City June 31 198- John C. Lewis president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor denounces Gov John Hammill and the state board of control for supporting prison contract labor He blasts the veto of the Brookins tax ferret oil and calls immigration and policy moves against free labor and Mexican workers controversial.
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Iowa City
John Hammill
State Board of Control
John C. Lewis
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Lewis Not Oly
Hammill
Board of Control
Iowa
Lewis
Commonwealth
J. H. Stiles
Teard of Control
Fade Union
Bite Federation of Labor
Etrief
Havng
Mexico
California
Pennsylvan
Europe
Oor
Hoyer
H. V. Hoyer
Delwelh
American Legion
Levis
Border patrol shooting tightens security in International Falls
International Falls Minn June 11 U P Special deputy sheriffs patrolled the streets around United States border patrol inspector Emmett J White after he shot and killed Henry Virkula a confectioner from Bloomer Park The coroner s jury ordered White held on a second degree manslaughter charge heading to grand jury for the Virkula slaying on a lonely road near Little Fork White testified he fired when Virkula appeared to run him down The guard was placed on the government payroll as customs officials in Duluth announced no suspension before they determine if he exceeded authority A third inquiry was opened by US Attorney L L Drill from St Paul Detroit Mich June 11 Archibald Eugster 21 believed near death after being shot in the abdomen by a federal agent while fishing with companions near the River Rouge The injured and two companions said shots came from another boat before Eugster was struck Lowman Secretary of the Treasury ordered a broader probe into Virkula s death and into Eugster s shooting Rep Joan Schafer Wisconsin labeled the Virkula killing murder and urged the two officers White and Servine be jailed to allow a safe drive for citizens and families on public roads."
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International Falls
Minn
U.P
Koochiching County
Emmett J. White
United States Border Patrol
Henry Virkula
Blo Park
Pet” White
Virkula
Uittle Fork
J. H. Brown
Duluth
United States
L. L. Drill
St. Paul
White
Emil Servine
Little Fork
Servine
U. S
Detroit
Mich
Msi
Archibald Eugster
Bugster
Jonah Cox
Ray Malichi
Joseph Lakatos
River Rouge
Eugster
Lowman
Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Customs Border
E. J. White
Customs
Murer
Joan Schafer
Republican
Wisconsin
BE. J. White
E. V. Servine
Forty Mile Gale Ravages City Parks and Homes
A violent forty mile gale swept through the city causing extensive damage across parks and streets. Cedar Bend and surrounding areas saw uprooted trees, shattered plate glass, broken shingles, and damaged roofs. Streetcar service was briefly interrupted while crews cleared debris and repaired lines.
Broker Admits He Paid Bills of Girls Who Fell to Death
Chicago June 11 UPI A coroner jury ruled Donna Bar fon a show girl died by jumping from a twelfth floor window during a personal crisis. Edwin Page a wealthy Gold Coast broker admitted paying her hotel bills and lavish gifts for months and said he did not believe her threat the day before her leap.
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Chicago
UPI
Donna Bar‘fon
Edwin Page
Page
Washing Dainty Fabrics an Art
Mrs Vira Delahunt expert on washability will be in Black's Dry Goods silk department all week to teach laundering of delicate fabrics. She explains washing is a science and offers tips on selecting washable fabrics, washing silks rayon cotton linen wool gloves scarves and more. She urges lukewarm water never hot iron with warm setting and turning hose inside out for laundering inviting Waterloo and northeastern Iowa women to visit.
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Vira Delahunt
Black
Obituaries and death notices from Waterloo Iowa area
Mortmary Elmer Moore 66 died Monday at sister Mrs George Wight 127 Webster street after a short illness. Born Sept 5 1862 in Ohio he lived near Stanwood Iowa most of his life later moved to South Dakota and returned to live with his sister last Thanksgiving. Surviving: widow three sisters a half sister and three half brothers. Aaron Hoel 83 died today at daughter’s home 1019 Conger Street. Born May 22 1846 in Illinois settled near Rudd 1875 retired to Waterloo. Surviving: daughter Mrs Dow six sons and many grandchildren. Frank Rice 29 Riverview died in local hospital of dropsy. Born in Russia June 1 1900 and came to America as a child. Widow Regina Rice survives. Jack Lumry Dewees 8 died after cancer. Born January 24 1921 in Waterloo survived by parents two brothers and two sisters. John Christy infant son died seven hours after birth funeral held today at Hileman Gindt. Burial Fairview.
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Elmer Moore
P. m
George S. Wight
Webster Street
Mr. Moore
Iowa
Ohio
Stanwood
South Dakota
Wight
Sadie Williams
Vernon
S. D
Agnes Moore
Redfield
Ida Maley
Sidney
Neb
Guy Kester
van Nuys
Cal
Walter Kester
Garner
Roy Kester
Ah O
Aaron Hoel
Irving Don
Conger Street
Mr. Hoel
Inois
Rudd
Waterloo
Emily Skelton
Danville
Dow
Arthur
Leonard
Edward
Osage
John
Floyd
Frank
Orchard
David
Rockford
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Frank Rice
Riverview Addition
Mr. Rice
Russia
Regina Rice
Hileman & Gindt Mortuary
Jack Lumry Dewees
William Dewees
Third Street West
Kingsley School
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Bert
Barbara
Myra
Jean
Petersen Bros
Marhuary
John Ervin Christy
John Christy
Elk Run
Hileman
Gindt
Fairview
Elks Seek Home at Lake Okoboji
Des Moines reports Iowa Elks start a campaign to secure a dedicated lodge home at Lake Okoboji similar to Spirit Lake templar site. A state committee will inspect two offered locations as building permits are issued for a furnace on Rieker street with a $2 fee.
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ELKS
Des Moines
PIA
Lake Okoboji
Templar
Spirit Lake
Iowa Elks
of Elks
O. R. Schuitz
Rieker Street
Fire alarms answer blaze at Mendelson ready-inwear store
Firemen answered a single call Monday at 12:85 PM to 804 Sycamore Street where a hot water heater belched smoke and soot threatening damage to Mendelson ready-inwear store. Only slight damage occurred. Advertisement lists contact details for Buy wy t Hermann, Miler at 126 Fourth Street and phone 2404.
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Sycamore Street
Mendelson Ready-In- Wear
Fourth Street
Democrats Cheer at Chonge Dinner Hullabaloo
Washington, D. C. June 11. Democratic leaders praised last night’s dinner honoring Jouett Shouse head of the new party headquarters. About 300 leaders attended including 11 of the south’s 22 senators and predicted a more united 1930 congressional campaign under National Chairman John d. Raskob and Shouse. Raskob pledged not to quit and announced Nellie Tayloe Ross and Charles Greathouse additions to leadership while James W. Gerard remained treasurer.
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Washington
D. C
Jouett Shouse
South
John d. Raskob
Shouse
Raskob
Jefferson Association of
District of Columbia
National Committee
Raskow
Congress
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Three Year Old Boy Injured by Auto Nashua
Howard Francis Tanty aged 3 son of Mr and Mrs R F Tanty was struck by a car owned and driven by L G Koepke while traversing in Nashua around 8 30 this morning. Koepke en route from California to visit relatives took the boy to a neighbor's home. Breathing was normal late morning but doctors planned further checks for internal injuries and a possible slight concussion of the brain was feared.
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Courier Special Service
Nashua
Howard Francis Tanty
R. F. Tanty
L. G. Koepke
California
W. Loepke
Maplestreet
Waterloo
Koepke
Mayor Leach Loses Out in Minneapolis
Maj General George E Leach mayor of Minneapolis for eight years was swept from office in Monday's municipal elections and banker William F Kunze was selected in his place. Nearly complete returns indicated today Kunze won the mayoralty while Republicans contested the Fifth Minnesota congressional seat left vacant by former representative Walter Coleman and resignation of the Minneapolis postmaster.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U.P
George E. Leach
William F. Kunze
Banker
Minnesota
Walter Coleman
Third Victim of Family Fight Dies
Anna Margaret Fischer, the third victim in a family shooting case, died late last night after being wounded by her husband Policeman Loyal Fischer. Fischer shot himself after killing his sister-in-law Mrs Claude Wilson in Sal Lake City. The family quarrel, rooted in financial difficulties and Fischer's infidelity, preceded the triple incident while doctors had treated Fischer's wife at Mercy hospital.
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Davenport
Dune
Anna
Margaret Fischer
Loyal Fischer
Claude Wilson
Sal
Lake City
Fischer
Mercy Hospital
Pose
Waterloo Boat & River Improvement plans Fourth of July celebration
The Waterloo Boat and River Improvement association meets tonight at the clubhouse on the west river bank to discuss a fiery Fourth of July river celebration. Secretary Phil Lown notes plans include inspecting subhouse and boat landings. Also listed are marriage licenses for Andrew F. Kenney and Mildred Kemp, Owen D. Gamypb, Merle N. Henk.
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Reguar
Waterloo Boat & River Improvement Association
Phil Lown
Subhouse Arid
Andrew F. Kenney
J’mthrop
Mildred Kemp
Wenua Nerd Owen D
Gamypb
Waterloo
Merle N. Henk Hudson
Lasche Triumphs in Tourney Play with Hutchison
John Lasche of St Marys defeated Eckles Hutchison of West High 4 and 3 in a quarter final at Sunnyside country club. Ralph Hermon beat Leonard Katkoski to join Lasche in the final, with Dick Graham and Nick Frank winning their morning matches. The final, over 18 holes as needed, is set for tomorrow morning in the Burr Lichty sponsored interscholastic golf championship.
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John Lasche
St. Mary's
Black Hawk County
Eckles Hutchison
West High School
Sunnyside
Lasche
Ralph Lasche
Ralph Hermon
West Golf
Young Lascher
Leonard Katkoski
Dick Graham
West
Yegin
East High
Nick Frank
Rudd Alexander
Distribution to Be New Feature 1930 Census Expansion
The census will widen next year to cover the entire nation and introduce the distribution census as the fifth grand division of the decennial count. It was once a simple population tally by family groups and sex, but now it includes population, occupations, agriculture, irrigation and drainage, manufactures, mines and quarries, and distribution.
Woman Injured as Car Overturns at Dysart Corner
Dysart Iowa June report says Antony Temas a Dysart farmer drove a light coupe into loose gravel at John Kerr corner five miles north of town, skidded, overturned off an embankment. A woman passenger was injured and taken to a local physician for treatment.
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Courier Special Service
Dysart
Here
Antony Temas
Turner
John Kerr
Teznay
Des Moines Pilot Aims For Endurance Flight Record
Des Moines Pilot F C Anderson plans to fly next week in a Travelair to challenge the nonstop solo endurance record. He will refuel twice due to airport fuel limits, with a goal to surpass Herbert Fahy’s 326 hours 56 minutes 36 seconds by at least one hour.
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Des Moines
U.P
F C. Anderson
Anderson
Amfterson
Herbert Fahy
Los Angeles
MacDonald Visit in US Sought by British Leader
A report says the American administration and people would welcome a visit by British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. No official plans exist, though Dawes will brief London on US sentiment. The White House and State Department have seen newspaper notices with interest.
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Washington
D. C
U.P
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
State Department
White House
London
Dawes
MacDonald
Renewed Attack on Hoover Oil Policy
Colorado Springs June 11. Governor conference yields move to rescind March 12 executive order on public lands as Rocky Mountain states renew attack on Hoover oil policy. Also items include divorce granted to Marguerite Raymond from Wayne Raymond after petition and shared household agreement. Y's Men picnic near Mortissland with Camp A equipment on eve of camping season. Shriners to pass Waterloo over Illinois Central lines at 3:50 pm Wednesday from Los Angeles Imperial Council session. China purge noted as mission survey cites distressing times and anti Christian impact to 2,000 delegates at state convention.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Rocky Mountain States
Hoover
Colorado
Secretary of the Interior
Shriners
Cleveland
Imperial Council
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
Ilnals Centralines
China
Engle
Grove
Mmn
Rey. J. J. Lee
Temperatures Forecast Amid Unclear Data
Weather notes show unusual figures and fragmented timing for upcoming days. Data indicates high and low ranges with inconsistent wording across the forecast, including a mention of Tuesday with a 11 am reference and a 182 unit value that is unclear.
Special Offer For Gas and Indigestion Relief
Distressed by gas and fullness may feel heart pain and breathing trouble. One teaspoon of Dave's Mentha Pepsin brings quick relief in ten minutes, and the ad promises complete eradication of indigestion with Dave's Months Pepsi elixir, backed by a money back guarantee from retailers.
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Dave
Robert Daiz
Annapolis visit for Naval Academy cadet family
Mr and Mrs R H Garrison of 124 Alta Vista avenue returned yesterday from Annapolis Maryland where their son Malcolm is a cadet at the Naval academy. Mrs Vinnie Howe who has two sons at the academy Charles and Frederick accompanied the Garrisons and remained for a longer visit. The boys have been assigned to a summer cruise.
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Annapolis
R. H. Garrison
Alta Vista Avenue
Malcolm i
Naval Academy
Vinnie Howe
Charles
Frederick
Annnapolis
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Board of Control and Stries
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George B. Huntington
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Selack
Cedar Rapids
Towa Falls
Mershalltown
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Ralph Stephenson
Gamewell
Clay
Dane
Rainbow
Westfield Addition
E. N. Eastman
Milady Beauty Salon
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Clara Hovrsfall
Hai
M. Cheney
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
H. B. Wil
Cedar Heights
Hudson
Cedar Falls
Hudson Herald
Remnbeck
Rembeck
Rembeck Business
Imca Falls
Cierer Special Service
Iowa Falls
Ilowe Falls
Waverly
Dr. L. ©. Kern
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Loud
Chautauqua Park
Lincoln
Cedar River
Highland
Lefayette
Byrnes Park
Cedar Bend
Cedar Fells
Perry Canfield
Rhey Cowin
Fairview Cemetery
James Black Do! Gosts Company
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Sytamore Ft
Stafhiard Glass
Tue Warino
Sgn
Blayn Dean
President Hotel
Mississippi Jergue
Mortmary
Wyt Hermann
Miler
Chonge
Caral Nashua
Leach
Hutchison
Harmon
West High
Dysart Corner
Royal Union
H. B. Boles
Medicalite Insurance Company
Medical Life
T. J. Harrison
T. J. McComb
Oklahoma City
Royal Union Life Insurance Company
Boles
Waukon
A. H. Freiburs
Farmers' Savings Bank of
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Marguerite Raymond
Wayne
Raymond
Cress
Vine Street
Raymon
Alfred Longley
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris
P. H. Frank
Y'S
Mortissland
Margaret
Robert Drug Co
Milli
the Bird Man
Charles Bowman Hutchins
Helen Gwen Hutchins
Fay
Enlicction Ants
Veloce Tee
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Company
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Waterlan
Westinghouse Daualer
Westinghouse Fang
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