Vote Pact the Sure Package of Farm Relief Bill
Washington dispatch reports a White House meeting ending farm relief stalemate. Hoover urged leaders to avoid delay and move to a vote on the debenture plan, with hopes the Senate will pass the bill without the debenture clause and send it to the President for signature. The conference ended quickly and a separate vote on the debenture is slated for tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Senate
Hase
White House
Hoover
House
Federal Farm Board
Farmer-Laborite
McNary
Oregon
Watson
Allen
Kansas
Edge
Moses
Nicholas Longworth
Tilkken
Snell
Rules Committee
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate Vote on Farm Relief Bill and Marriage Licenses
The page records a Senate roll call on a farm relief measure with multiple party affiliations and absent members noted, followed by a list of marriage licenses issued in Waterloo and Gilbertville. Names include Henderson, Kendrick, Ghipstead, and various congressmen as well as local registrants.
Waterloo Week Showcases 3000 Local Articles
Waterloo’s busy Waterloo week features about 3000 items made or prepared for market across 150 factories. Exhibits in downtown windows display child and toy furniture, sweet corn brands, sulkies, doughnut machines, metal car trunks, and patterns in iron wood brass and aluminum from local firms and distributors.
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Waterloo
G. 4. Hanson
Chamber of Commerce
G. K. Cropper & Co
Seventh Street East
Ge Lauerman
Waterloo Canning Company
National Club
Jerald Sulky Company
Webster Street
Moore Manufacturing Company
Concrete Avenue
Water Street
In & Waterloo Electric Supply Company
C. J. Ness Pattern Company
Commercial Street
Fort Madison Midget Band Boys Give Concert Here
The Fort Madison I a Midgets band of 29 sixth to eighth graders toured Waterloo at dawn for a two week sightseeing journey. Under Carl Nelson, the Fort Madison schools' director, they played on business streets and enjoyed a swim at the YM C gazebo pool as a courtesy from the local Y.
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Fort Madison
Waterloo
Carl Nelson
Temperatures Reported For Wednesday Readings
Maximum Tuesday and minimum last night are not specified. Readings at 7 am 11 am and 3 pm on Wednesday show the day’s temperature progression, but exact values are missing from the fragment.
American Scouts Founder W D Boyce Dies at Home
W D Boyce founder of the Boy Scouts of America dies at his Chicago bungalow atop the 12 story Boyce building overlooking Lake Michigan. He was 68 turning 69 and is survived by his ex wife Mary J Boyce and two daughters. Funeral planned in Ottawa Illinois.
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Chicago
W. D. Boyce
Boy Scouts of America
Globe Trotter
Boyce
Lake Michigan
Mary J. Boyce
Dickinson Bishop
Ottawa
James B. Parker
Los Gatos
Cal
Royce
Ill
London
United States
District of Columbia
Lone Scouts of America
Lasche Leads East High Rival by Three in Golf Battle
St Marys star John Lasche held a three up edge over Nick Frank of East High after 18 holes at Sunnyside in the interscholastic golf championship. Rain-soaked course produced nines with Lasche 41 and Frank 44 on the front. Lasche finished with 39 to Frank 43 after troubled finishing holes, eagle by Frank and birdie by Lasche on the sixteenth.
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John Lasche
St. Mary's High School
Black Hawk County
Sunnyside
Nick Frank
East High School
Lasche
Frank
Prats
Hartleip Electric Company Opens at 321 Fourth St West
F Hartleip Electric Company opens a new firm today at 321 Fourth Street West in a remodeled building with a modern front and new interior. The company is led by brothers J and W. S. Hartleip, with W. S. Hartleip overseeing the radio department after earlier work at a Marshalltown radio shop.
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Hartleip Electric Company
Fourth St. W
Fourth Street West
3 J
W. S. Hartleip
Marshalltown
Linden Vacation Bible School Enrolls Forty-Seven Pupils
Daily vacation bible school at Linden M church opens with seven scholars in one section and twelve in Kindergarten. Primary department lists twenty five pupils, Juniors fourteen, under supervision of Mrs Yates and Mrs Hamblin. Superintendent O A Zuehika leads as Rev Joseph Yates reports enthusiastic progress. Three week session runs with some days left for enrollments.
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Linden M
Earl Chapman
Winifred Hows
Tom Webber
Leota. Brooks
Lily Teeks
Joseph Yates
Hamblin
A. Zuehika
Rep Kahn Bill to Pay 25000 for Wanton Slaying
Rep Kahn proposes a bill to pay 25000 for a wanton slaying. In the treasury department the shooting is called wholly unjustified and unwarranted. County Attorney Hurlburt terms it a culpably negligent act. Bail efforts for White were discouraged by Walter Nelson. Oscar Dahly, federal customs collector at Duluth, will investigate in International Falls for about a week to compile a full report.
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Treasury Department
Hurlburt
White
Walter Nelson
United States Customs
Jas
Washington
Oscar Dahly
Duluth
International Falls
Brookhart Threat in Debenture Fight and Tariff Revision
Senator Borah of Idaho urged narrowing tariff revision to farm schedules as debate rages in the senate. He warned a general revision is imminent and unlikely to conclude before the December session, prompting counter presses from Senator Watson of Indiana who favored immediate adjournment. The exchange signals a sharpened party fight over tariff policy in the ongoing congressional session.
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Senate
Borah
Idaho
Watson
Indiana
Boreh
Better Methods Highlight Iowa Composing Room Meet
Leon A. Links re elected president of the Iowa Association of Composing Room Executives at Des Moines with emphasis on minimizing time spent re setting type. The gathering included guests from Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri as well as plans for a Wisconsin association and next year’s convention set for Council Bluffs. Thomas J. Kelly Davenport was elected vice president and Leo J. Carle Masson City named secretary treasurer.
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Leon A. Links
Iowa Association of Composing Room
Des Moines
Courier Composing Room
Link
Uncis
Wisconsin
Missouri
Dlinois Association
Danville
Thomas J. Kelly
Davenport
Iowa Association
Leo J. Carle
Masson Otty
Courieil Bluffs
Garage Carried 100 Feet by Wind
A garage measuring 12 by 24 feet at 320 Nevada Street owned by J. M. Woodbury was lifted by a gust yesterday. It traveled 100 feet and landed on a vacant tract where winds tore it apart. A door and part of an end were swept 30 rods away. The insured building caused no other serious damage to the premises. Fragments moved northeasterly.
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Nevada Street
J. M. Woodbury
Eleventh Street
Man Is Held After Enticement Attempt Toward Girl
Miln B. Hamm of 1110 Avalon ex mie was arrested by Peller Officers Smith and Lines on a complaint from a 12 year old girl who says he tried to entice her into his car on three occasions. He was identified by the girl and is being held pending investigation.
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Miln B. Hamm
Avalon
Mie
Peller
Smith
Lines
Hamm
Out
Storm Damage and Investigative Dog Reported
A storm caused a power wire to fall at 803 Franklin Street. A frightened caller, later clarified, described a live wire accident. The only casualty reported is a dog said to have perished after contact with the energized line. Police headquarters released the update after the confusion in the initial call.
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Franklin Street
Men in Jail Over Alleged False Check and Mortgaged Auto
Harvey Olsen 21 Humboldt and Garrott Bentley 22 Chicago are held in county jail awaiting charges. Olsen is accused of passing a false $10 check on EMIS hotel and Bentley of selling a mortgaged automobile with Hudson Essex Waterloo company as complainant. Assistant county attorney Burr C Towne said true informations may be filed later.
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Harvey Olsen
Humboldt
Garrott Bentley
Chicago
Olsen
Emis
Bentley
Hudson-Essex Waterloo Company
Burr C. Towne
Money Sailed From Gauss Store As Storm Struck
Money and checks valued at 1000 dollars flew from the grasp of pharmacist Mike Gauss on the street at Commercial and Fourth during a sudden gale. By quick retrieval and street salvage, the full amount was recovered. The storm also felled thirteen trees at Rotary Reserve and disrupted city services including quarantines and the Gamewell fire alarm system. Jean Stevenson returned from Oberlin after first year in the conservatory. Blanche Begulin to undergo appendicitis operation at Presbyterian hospital.
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Mike Gauss
Gauss
Floneer National Bank
Rotary
Altho
Rotary Reserve
Gamewell
Oberlin
Jean Stevenson
Oliver Stevenson
Fourth Street West
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin Callegs
Blanche Begulin
Presbyterian Hospital
Bristow
Obituary notices from Waterloo area residents
Mrs. Joseph Hemann 97 died at 11 45 am at daughter’s home in Waterloo after ill health. Born in Germany April 25 1842 she came as a child to Stacyville then married Joseph Hemann. Survived by 13 children and several in service. Funeral rites in St Mary’s parish. Louise Rohlf 40 died in Mercy hospital Waverly after long invalidism. Sister Ida Rohlf faculty at State Teachers College Cedar Falls. George K Gilchrist 43 died of heart attack in Portland Oregon father of Mrs Julian F Johnson of Waterloo. Jack Lumry Dewees funeral Thursday at home with Rev McCormick. burial Elmwood. Frank Rice Riverview addition died yesterday funeral Thursday at St Joseph’s Catholic Church. Interment Hillcrest.
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Joseph Hemann
Josep Hemann
Nicholas B. Erpelding
Lincoln Street
Hemann
Germany
Stacyville
Auemaber
St. Mary’s
Etreyville
Waterloo
Peter T
Meyer
S Joseph
Fort Dodge
J. Hebsen
Casper Hoffman
Austin
Minn
J. A. Wagner
Frank Neis
Edgeley
N. D
Louise Rohlf
Louise Rohif
L. Rohif
Rohif
Waverly
Mercy Hospital
Ida Rohlf
State Teachers College
Cedar Pats
Tverly
George KK. GiLermrist
George K. Gilchrist
Julian F. Johnson
Gates Street
Benton County
Portland
Ore
Johnson
Joseph
Vinton
Len
Tawe Falls
Louis
Cedar Rapids
West Coast
Jack Lumry Deweefs
Furners
Jack Lumry Dewees
William Dewees
Third Street West
William P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyyerian Church
Elmwood
Frank Rice
Riverview Addition
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
War Service Should Be Continued Says Red Cross Official
Mrs. George Worthen, secretary of the Red Cross home service at the Waterloo chapter, urged continued war service at the monthly directors meeting. She cited consensus from the national convention in Washington that home service work must continue long term due to ongoing health and legal needs. Worthen summarized the past month’s activity: 47 cases carried over, 8 new, 5 total served. 131 veterans or families assisted locally, 4 more supported for veterans. 124 calls by telephones or telegrams, 12 secretary visits, 275 total interviews, 225 letters written, and $725.10 in accrued compensation. One veteran died during the month.
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Red Cross
George Worthen
Sed Cross Home Service
Waterloo
Black
Tris
Washington, D. C
Red Cross Office
Fireworks Fete Here on Fourth Finest in History
Waterloo plans a grand Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the Boat club and River Improvement association with merchants cooperation. Fidelity Fireworks company will supply the display, with Harry E. Kiester as general chairman and L. A. Snell arranging the display. About $1,000 will be spent, making the show twice as large as last year.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Fidelity Fireworks Company
Fort Dodge
Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Harry E. Kiester
L. A. Snell
Fidelity Company
Deere Engineer Granted Patent on Farm Engine
Harold E. McCray of Waterloo, under assignment to John Deere, is awarded a patent by the patent bureau in Washington for a small agricultural internal combustion gasoline engine. The Waterlon plant makes engines in 1.5, 3, and 6 horsepower, with fourteen claims allowed. McCray also received a separate patent for selective speed transmission machines on a two year old application.
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Bureau
Washington
John Deere Tractor Company
Harold E. McCray
Waterloo
John Deere Company
Waterlon
McCray
Hail Stones Four Inches Wide Fall in Canton and Iowa
A severe hailstorm last night caused extensive damage in Canton with windows reporting losses of 3060 dollars. The hail discs measured about four inches wide and the storm crossed the Iowa line near Inwood and Alvord, with some crop damage noted.
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Canton
S&s
Hall
Iowa Line
Inwood
Alvord
Three hundred boys join knot hole club in Lincoln Park
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts inducted three hundred boys into the Knot Hole club this afternoon in Lincoln Park. Each youth pledged to clean speech and sport, with a milk bottle gift from Sanitary Dairy. The boys then rode to the ball park by special cars to watch Hawk games against Rock Island.
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Knot Hole Club
Lincoln Park
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Sanitary Dairy Company
Ball Park
Hawks
Rock Island
Fire Alarms Prompt Short Fire Department Response
Two calls answered by the fire department Tuesday night between seven and eight. Both alarms remained false, one from a short circuit and the other from a hot power wire. No injuries reported. Dayt of Harman. Miller, Phons 2404.
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Harman
Miller
Water loo Garden club flower show sets eight competitive sections
The Waterloo Garden club prepares for its fourth annual garden and flower show at the Towa Public Service building 422 426 Commercial street with exhibits from Water loo area. Competitions span eight sections including little gardens shadow boxes and dining table arrangements with 3 to 5 premiums each. Special features include by the garden gate conservation garden and more.
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Towa Public Service Company
Commercial Street
Waterloo Garden Club
Little Gardens
D. J. Walker
A. E. Rumsey
Des Moines Flower Show Leads By Chapter and Club Judges
Judges include Mrs. Bonnie Orwig of Des Moines and Mrs. W. Dumont of Des Moines with R. Rothacker of Ames. Mrs. C Shean chairs the flower show committee as Woman's Club and commercial exhibits display entries.
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Dar Heights
Bonnie . Orwig
Des Moines
W. Dumont
Deg Moines
R. Rothacker
Ames
C. ©. Shean
Concert Band Formed To Play Shell Rock Series
Waterloo adds a summer concert band led by Ralph H. Pronk of West High, with weekly Shell Rock concerts starting June 19 and Y M C A support. Soloists include G T Bennett Earl Tregilgus Dorothy Bondurant Marian Pitts Vernon Schrock Vera Jensen and John Ray assisting as vocal soloist.
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Waterloo
West High
Ralph H. Pronk
Shell Rock
G. T. Bennett
East District
Earl Tregilgus
Dorothy Bondurant
Marian Pitts
Vernon Schrock
Vera Jensen
John Ray Wil
Nathan Unger Elected President Aleph Shein
Nathan Unger was elected president at the Aleph Shein fraternity semi annual officers meeting held Tuesday night. George Wartey becomes former president, with Garrison Zimtring as secretary and Jay Levi as treasurer. The Waterloo-based social fraternity lists 21 members. Also noted is Mrs. R. R. Rees and sons visiting Chicago and St Charles for relatives and Mary Dees’ graduation in St. Charles.
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Aleph Shein
Nathan Unger
Strcesd George Wartey
Garrison Zimtring
Jay Levi
Waterloo
Illinois
William
Richard
James
Chicago
Charles
St. Charles
Mary Dees
Relubeck
Plan church campaign to raise funds in Gowrie Iowa
The Lutheran congregation plans a drive starting June 18 to raise 75000 dollars for a new church. Finance committee members will meet next Tuesday evening to finalize the drive plans.
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Gowrie
The
Lutheran Church Here
Finance Committes
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