Cascade Flood Devastates Town With Two Drownings
Cascade suffers extensive damage after cloud bursts cause a flood that claims two lives, Edward Bell and Mrs. Caleb Russell, and endangers Mrs. Nellie Cowan who is recovering. Property losses may reach 150000 with Kurt Gross Hardware Store, Al Murray home, Baptist church, and other buildings destroyed or ruined.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Cascade
Edward Bell
Caleb Russell
Nellie Cowan
Refuss
John ‘Takes
Sean
Russell
Kurt & Gross Hardware Store
al Murray
Baptist Church
Nick Manteroach
Three Killed by Gas in Chicago Caisson
Chicago June 16 Three men were overcome by gas in a caisson for a new building. William Sikora 45 fire department captain and two unidentified laborers died. Five workers were present when the drill hit a gas pocket. three escaped while two collapsed. Sikora attempted rescue before dying.
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Chicago
William Sikora
Fire Department
Sikora
Caveman Romeo Beats Up Girl in Iowa Street Incident
Earl Hartson of 426 Dot Age Street angered by a young couple driving past, dragged the girl from another car, struck her, and forced her into his vehicle. He faced a municipal court complaint and was fined 38 dollars 51 cents plus costs for his conduct.
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Earl Hartson
Dotage Street
Iowa Street
Hartson
Davis and Davis France England in European Davis Cup semis
Davis France and England and India Holland slated for semi finals in European Davis Cup eliminations. Boston-Young Stribling and Atlanta girl Keaveweight stopped George Cook in 11 rounds. Siribling beat Barry Bagnolio in four. Harry Wills-Tontrey negotiations near, Jim Mullen reports. Chicago captaincy honors go toTiny Cusack, a junior next year. University of Chicago faces graduation toll, with many athletes among those diploma receivers. Western Conference billiards title delayed for Calvin Demarest funeral. Mirage notes slight recovery hope for Marvex McClellan. White Sox player recovering after second major operation.
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England
India
Holland
Boston
Young Stribling
Atlanta
George Cook
Jabs Siribling
Barry Bagnolio
Harry Wills
George Tontrey
Chicago
Jim Mullen
Tiny Cusack
Cchicago
Iunior
Cusack
Tiruana
University of Uinois
Otter
Tecelyne
Pie Ayers
Cudge
Calvin Demarest
Bard
Billard
Mirage
Radio programs list of stations around Waterloo and nearby cities
A dense roster of radio stations and broadcast schedules from Waterloo and nearby markets. Entries include WOA W Omaha WOC Davenport KDAKA Pittsburgh KFOM Beaumont KOA Denver KSD St Louis KYW Chicago and many others with times, programs, ensembles, and performers.
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WOAW
Omaha
Advica
Lovalorn
WOC
Davenport
Crescent Orchestra
Othel
KDAKA
Pittsburgh
Grand Theatre
KFOM
Beaumont
KOA
Denver
Jesson
KSD
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Arne Arnezen
KTS
Hot Springs Park
Ray Mullin
KYW
Chicago
Anplesauce Club
Wear
Fort’ Worth
Star-Telegram
Lwenas
Crillon Orchastra
Sunset Quartet
Carl Hanks
WGAE
Pittsburgh Press
WEAV
Jwcco
Timnea Totti
States
Gold Dust Twins
Eveready Hour
Grand Opera
Lopez Orchestra
WHAR
Cleveland
Glee Club
Ringwall
WEDBW
Chicago Post
Riviera
Oatis
Dante
Oriole
WFAA
Dallas News
Soul Gal
CISD
Dack A Davis
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Slevedts
WGR
Buffalo
WEAP
WHAS
Louisville Times - Journal
Zoeller
WHO
Des Moines
WHEC
Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan
WLS
R. Fld
Cornhuskers
Mubs Allan
Williamson Brothers
WLW
Wurlitzer
DWMAG
Chicago News
UG. of Chicago
WON
Rainbo
Rainbo Skylarks
Ned
Ches
Tommy Jansocek
Mack Sisters
Ginger Hour
Wtas Elgin
Boss
Sohn Pont
Cavanaughs
Detroit News
Ten Scouts Head to New Campsite for Opening Week
Ten Waterloo Boy Scouts and scout executive Arthur F. Jury depart Wednesday for the campsite near Waverly to ready the site for the first camping period opening next Monday. Delays due to road conditions shifted the wrecking crew’s start by a day. The crew includes Charles Stowe, Sherwood Felsing, Everett Hanson, Joe LaTier, Elmer Errichson, Wendelit Johnson, Lewis Lowderman, Henry DeWolf, Harry Johnson and Phillip Rausch. Lowderman, DeWolf, Johnson and Rausch stay for all periods with Lowderman as camp bugler, DeWolf and Johnson as cooks’ helpers, and Rausch in charge of boats and swimming instruction.
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Waterloo
Arthur F. Jury
Waverly
Charles Stowe
Sherwood Felsing
Everett Hanson
Joe la Tier
Elmer Errichson
Wendelit Johnson
Lewis Lowderman
Henry DeWolf
Harry Johnson
Phillip Rausch
Lowderman
DeWolf
Harry
Johnson
Rausch
Camp Thre
Eldora Defeats Rockford 17 to 2 in Semi Pro Baseball
Eldora steamrolled Rockford Maroons 17 to 2 on Monday. Rockford used four pitchers, but Eldora hitters pummeled them, while Cioffi and Ruckman limited the visitors to six hits.
Road and Bridge Storm Damage Reported in Iowa Counties
Iowa Highway Commission district engineer J. A. Paulsen reports flood damage across Buchanan Delaware Fayette and Dubuque counties with hundreds of bridges washed out or severely damaged. Rainfall measured seven inches in a farm field. Delaware County hardest hit with bridges lodged in trees and cars stranded. County engineers say funds may be advanced to repair highways under flood disaster provisions.
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Delaware
Huchanan
Fayette
Dubuque
J. A Paulsen
Iowa Highway Commission
Waterloo
A. P. Bartel
Buchanan County
Paulsen
Bartel
Delaware County
Lamont
Dey J’s Backbone State Park
Chicago Great Western Railway
Oelwein
Mexican Denies US Sent Brusque Notes
Foreign Secretary Saenz in Mexico City denied United States notes had been sent and rejected Kellogg’s statement as a reaction to those notes not easing the situation. He said reports of brusque notes were untrue and defended Mexico’s position in the dispute.
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Assoniated
Mexico City
Mex
Saenz
United States
Mexico
Kelloge
Impassable Bridges Reported After Severe Damage
Bridges are reported out or damaged to the extent that they are impassable, disrupting travel and hindering access in affected areas. Officials urge caution and detours as repair crews assess the extent of the damage and prioritize reopening major routes.
Booze in Auto Crash Kills Two In Portland
Two people died and another injured after a head on collision between a car and a streetcar in Portland Oregon. Police found a bottle of liquor in the car as investigators labeled the fatal crash.
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Portland
Ore
Dorothy Black Receives Diploma at Simpson College
Miss Dorothy Black daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Glack 304 Cortlandt Street graduated at Simpson College Fox dianoia among 111 students in the largest class ever completing a four year liberal arts course. The class started with twenty freshmen and achieved a notable drop rate with more than half of the first year students graduating.
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Dorothy Black
E. M. Glack
Cortlandt Street
Simpson College
Fox Dianoia
Chapman Boy Injured by Auto on Bayard Street
Charles Chapman six-year-old son of Mr and Mrs James Chapman of 420 Bayard street was slightly injured when struck by an automobile driven by A Gibson of 2000 Third street west at 9 am today opposite the Chapman home. The boy received medical attention and was treated for minor injuries.
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Charles
James Chapman
Bayard Street
A. Gibson
Third Street West
Chapmanohone
Irn Truck Obstructs View on Roadway Debris Incident
A Irn truck blocked the view of an approaching car on the road creating a hazard and delaying response. The sightline obstruction hindered the other vehicle's ability to react, prompting caution and a potential call for authorities.
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Tan
Rum-Crazed Busman Attacks 300 Children at Institute
Burbenk Cal June 1L1 police report a bus driver employed at the Mother Cabinut Preventorium went berserk with liquor. He ran through the home, clubbing about 80 people and driving 300 children from the building. One sister was knocked down and another hurled from a second story window. furniture wrecked. Krank Zaro, a chauffeur, was detained.
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Burbenk
Cal
Mother Cabinut
Krank Zaro
Zara
Sumter King of the Ivories at Waterloo Theatre
Theatrical star Harry M. Sumter known as the King of the Ivories leads a 1 entertainer company including Jw. OM. Witten, prize-winning WOS announcer, will perform at Waterloo Theatre on Saturday, June 2. Snodgrass returns with popular programs broadcast from station WOS at Jefferson, Missouri, drawing many friends. At Rinito Theatre Rainbow Girls Revue offers wholesome entertainment on stage at Vanidloville.
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Harry M. Sumter
King of the Ivories
Jw. OM. Witten
WOS
Waterloo Theatre
Snodgrass
Jefferson
Its
Lave
Vanidloville
Rinito Theatre
Rainbow Girls
The Plaza and Crystal Theatres Feature Dual Comedy Lineups
The Plaza Theatre presents Seven Chances with Buster Keaton plus a stage act by Sherman Van Flyman and a piano trio. At the Crystal Theatre Jack Pickford stars in My Son, the First as a harbor fisher youth in love with three women, supported by Endare Bosworth Ian Keith and Constance Bennett in a bold new role. Chickle closes the slate with a serial adaptation from Helen Meherin.
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Y Laudevitt
Pheturen
Buster Keaton
Joseph M. Schenck
Plaza Theatre
Sherman, van & Flyman
Orpheum
Plaga
Balaban & Katz Wonder Theatres
Chicago
Jack Pickford
Edwin Corews
Nazimove
Kndare Bosworth
Ian Keith
Charley Murray
Constance Bennett
Crystal Theatre
All Star Cast In Novel Adaptation At Strand Theatre
The Strand Theatre presents a film adaptation of a popular novel read by five million newspaper readers nationwide. An all star art heads Dorothy Munckaill in the title role with John Bower Hobart Bosworth Myrtle Stedman Gladys Hreakwell Oliver Tell Paul Nicholson and others in the cast.
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Dorothy Munckaill
John Bower
Hobart Bosworth
Myrtle Stedman
Gladys Hreakwell
Oliver Tell
Paul Nicholson
Otters
Strand Theatre
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Detroit
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WEAF
New York
WEBI
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VGN
Drake
Louisville
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WHRO
Lelia T LeMurr
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Rialto Theatre
Hlenore Meherin
Ian A.eumesday
Dack Pickford
Constance Hennett
Hobart Bonworth
Alan
ST. 30
Fox” News
WNI
Orchestra
Rosie’s
Sammy
Southern Syncopators
Electric Park
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Fuel & Transfer Phone
West Mullan Ave
Sisases
Boyce Optometrist
Witerive
S21
Comercial
Chickie
Wei Thy 'Lm
Winnie Peo
EGE
Strongheart the Wonder
Dox
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Bennie Leonard
Dinen Orchestra
Ray Sherman
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