Rare ecclesiastical art on display at Eucharistic congress
The exhibit features fifth century works, paintings by masters such as Leonardo da Vinci and others, plus carvings, tapestries, and medieval relics from European cathedrals. Institutions including the Art Institute of Chicago and Field Museum showcase archaeological material and modern frescoes for the congress running through Thursday.
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Lennardo
Vinelphaec
Rent
Vao ‘Dyke
China
Chicago
Farieleas
Art Institute of Chicago
Field . Museum
Areland
Art Institute
Schmid ‘de Groaeh
St.-Louis
Paris
Storm warnings split as farm relief foes tariff views
May recall committee in Des Moines reports Dass, June 16. Gov Hammill says McNary farm relief bill defeated in the Senate. Treasury Secretary Mellon opposes relief, arguing tariffs should feed consumers cheaply. Iowa Corn Belt leaders vow to rally if needed to defend agriculture.
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National
mRe- Publicen
Mellon
Europe
Towa
Des Moines
United States Senate
John Hammill
Laws
Hammiil
Body of Harold Mowe Recovered After Mississippi River Tragedy
In Burlington Iowa June 18 authorities recovered the body of Harold Mowe four years old from the Mississippi River near Oquawka Illinois about 100 yards from a capsized launch. Clark Brockway a fisherman aged 28 was found yesterday. The two men disappeared after departing Monday night during rock deep digging operations.
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Burlington
Harold” Mowe
Mississippi River
Oquawka
Clark Brockway
Relain
Dog shields infant from venomous snake attack
Duke the dog kept a poisonous viper from an infant for several minutes until help arrived. Onlookers say Billie L. Garrison and a man named Walter intervened, pushing the reptile away and saving the child during a tense roadside incident.
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Pao
Billie
L. Garrison
Duke
Walter
Washington probes in Pennsylvania race risk in 1927 senate contest
The piece discusses the possibility that Vare may win the Pennsylvania senatorial race in November 1927, prompting either his immediate resignation or return to the Senate if elected. It notes public opposition to large campaign sums and hints at donor immunity debates and broader political considerations amid a looming presidential year.
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Gamner
Mace
Senate
Vare
Realizi Pnl
Pennsylvania
Niliar
Durago
Boy Recuperates After Severe Injury in Tope Hal
A boy injured in a Tope Hal incident recovers with help from authorities. Officials report the accident involved multiple bins and a hazardous situation during rescue efforts.
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naNny
Ane
Mesa
Sudden Death of L. Grover At 901 Dawson Street
Roy L Grover 40 plant superintendent of Matt Parrott Sons Co died at 4 am at his home after a brief illness. Born Osage Iowa March 16 1886 he married Mae Erich in 1912 at Minneapolis. Survived by widow mother Mrs P P Grover Osage and brothers Alvin Ralph and Alvert. Funeral arrangements pending at O Keefe Towne mortuary.
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Roy .B. Grover
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Dawson Street
Grover
Waterlon
Matt Parrol, & Sons Co
Osage
Mae Erich
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Minn
Ars
Crops Near Normal After Week Of Rains In Iowa
Des Moines reports show Iowa crops recovering well after a week with about 3.1 inches of rain across the state. Corn second cultivation nears completion as fields regain health and yields look strong. Winter wheat and spring grains improve, fruit trees ripen, and overall prospects brighten despite late storms.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Drouth
Wrouth
Rey
Tie Bai
Drop Arbitration of Tacna Arica Disputes
Santiage Chile reports that Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission ceased all diplomatic settlement efforts in Washington. Secretary Bel ge said Chilean officials informed the United States that Washington negotiations would end if the plebiscite plan was dropped.
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Santiace
Chile
Tacna-Arica
Washington
Bel Lege
United States
Cruschaga
Magee Faces Jurors on Manslaughter Charge
Las Vegas court hears that Cart Magee, Albuquerque publisher, will be tried on a manslaughter charge after District Attorney Hunker waives opening statement. Witnesses include former judge D J Leahy and bystander Wheaton who described entering the hotel lobby and hearing shots fired. Gertrude Magee, the defendant’s 17 year old daughter, is listed among witnesses.
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D. J. Leahy
Iatter
Nasalice Body
Stnt
A. D. Savage
New York Police
Board of
Magee
Leahy
Gertrude Magee
Hunker
Blagee
Ure
Trust Fund Bequeathed to Y Under Clare Heald
A large trust fund and cash gifts were bequeathed by the late Mrs. Marietta Reeves of Streator in probate records. The estate, valued at about 240000 dollars, includes an 8500 dollar trust for the Streator Y M C A and an additional 7000 and 8000 dollars plus a private library. Income from the trust may be used for charitable purposes and park maintenance if the Streator Y is abandoned, with oversight by trustees.
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R. Clare Heald
Marietta Reeves
Reeves
Cohagan
Waterloo Association
Streator
Hearings Set On Operation Of Motor Buses And Trucks
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered nationwide hearings to study how bus and truck operations affect interstate commerce. Three groups will present evidence: carriers under the transportation act, other bus or truck operators, and shippers. Hearings run from July 27 in Portland to September 29 in Washington with stops in San Francisco Boston and more.
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Washington, D
United States
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Auly
Sivant
Fury
Portland
Gre
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Detroit
New York
Tale Fas
Tex
Kansas City
Washington
Danish Aviator Completes Osaka to Pingyang Crossing
Lieut. Satved, the Danish aviator, completed a sea crossing from Osaka, Japan to Pingyang, Korea and arrived on his return Meohe from Japan in Denmark. Minchuria is named as his next objective.
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Tokio
Lieut
Satved
Japan
Ping Yanh
Koera
Osaka
Denmark
Minchuria
Watts Gunn Displays Sensational Golf for British Title
London June 16. Watts Gunn displays sensational golf in British Open qualification rounds at St Anne's. Gunn tied Walter Hagen for the low score of the day by shooting 18 holes with the youthful form seen this season.
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Watts Gunn
London
Lost Girls Located After Auto Breakdown Near Wadeon
Two 14 year old Codac Falls girls Jacile AmWay and Miss Ber were found with a police officer late last evening and reported they had gone for a car ride but their vehicle broke down south of Wadeon. They were questioned and released after explaining the situation.
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Jacile AmWay
Miss Ber
Pian
Codac Falls
Wadeon
Temperatures Fall Across Regions in Noted Cold Spell
Weather observers report a cool spell with temperatures dipping across cities. Forecasters warn of frost conditions tonight and advise warm attire for residents.
Protests Over Fire on Private Yacht Algha Near New York
Shots fired at the private yacht Algha en route to meet the Crown Prince of Sweden triggered a Washington protest and Coast Guard probe. The Alpha, owned by Arthur Curtiss James, was targeted by a shore-side vessel. one shot crossed the bow and another narrowly missed. Coast Guard boat No. 297 is under investigation for endangering hundreds in Fort Dallas park area. The Dade County grand jury adjourned without recommendations as the rum runner escaped.
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New York
Algha
Sweden
New Bots
Walch Hill
James
Newport
Breet Crown
Gustavus Adolphus of
Fort Dallas Park
Dade County Crand Jury
Funeral notices and death summaries from Waterloo area
Funeral notices report Mrs. Fred P. Fisher of Waterloo died at University Hospital after wintering in Florida. Surviving: husband Rev. Fred P. Fisher and three children. brothers Frank R. and Harry T. Fisher of Waterloo. Services set for Friday. burial in Janesville, Iowa. Also noted are the deaths of Marlys Lorraine Briner and Mrs. Tasepi Kanoalkana with funeral plans in Waterloo. Parole pleas and court notices appear in brief.
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Wes. P. Fisher
Fred P. Fisher
Upper Iowa Methodist Episcopal Conference
Town City
University Hospital
fiiner+al
Ruth
Theo Store
Tampa
Fla
Robert
Chicago
Frank R
Harry TL
Fisher
Waterloo
Fishar
O'Kerfe & Towne
Petersen “ Bros
Chanel
Wi. Harrep
Linden M. Blchurch
Janesville
Mis. Toskevh
Chile Peru dispute threatens South American war risk
Washington faces a potential Chile Peru war as negotiations collapse and withdrawal looms. Officials warn the clash may provoke League of Nations intervention, a move both nations have quietly threatened in recent years.
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Chile
Peru
South America
Washington
Washington, D.C
Siae
Hughes
KelogSs
United States
League
League of Nations
Kendall declines G O P temporary convention chair
Des Moines July 6 Former Governor N B Kendall has declined the invitation to serve as temporary chairman of the state Republican convention to be held July 23. Kendall informed the Republican central committee that he could not accept. Waterloo company Capital Battery and Electric Co has filed articles of incorporation with a capital stock of 20,609. George Hi Crow is president and general manager Edna Foster is vice president and treasurer.
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Des Moines
N.B. Kendall
Kendall
Republican Central Committee
Capital Battery & Electric Co
Hess
Waterloo
Jennie
George Hi Crow
Edna ‘Foster
Orange Two Delegation Attends Church Conference
A large Orange Two group sails to Ushcabr Nebraska for the annual Church of One Brethren session June 16 18 led by W C Tanceuther and others. Alumni banquet at Waterloo YWCA notes 30 attendees with toastmistress June Miller and a program of solos duets and a talk by O S Hamer.
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Orange Tip
Church of One Brethren
Ushcabr. Neb
W. C. Tanceuther
Arthur
Bo Miller
Yaby
M. Forney
Sfarian
Pardés
Anna Hamer
Carrie Knopp
II Hartzel
N. Cc. Muler
Alberta Gind Marys
Wilbert Miller
WS. Brown
Noah Pike
Ruth
A. M. Summy
Jd. Summy
Liechty
Berk
Absit
Daughar
Crrolson
Bayer Aled
Sunny
Atene
Klonah
J. G. Gichty
Hef
Amos Hoff
Chicago
Reldtoffy
Tanvelys
Owl Peters
Lincoln
M. Atness
Forney
Tunile
India
Grace
Lois
Manchester
Ind
Hare
Tlancain Center
California
Mey
Athert
George Myers
Ilinois
W. C
Tancremhor
Det
Panally
Samay
Hanes
Swisart
Philadelph
Ware Leader Reveals Immunity Promise in Mellon Case
A Ware political figure testifies about an immunity promise from Mellon men. He recounts conversations with Mackrell and Cooper about protecting him from reprisals, and discloses a $5,009 cash donation to Edward M. Kenna. He cites a total compensation around $17,000 yearly with salary plus commissions. A stolen Chevrolet coupe is recovered in Mason City.
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Beidleman
Mackrell
Cooper
Beidieman
Register of Mills of
Allegheny County
Edward M. Kenna
Mason City
Dunbar
Park Avenue East
Mayor Welcomes Colored Masons Convention Opening
The opening session of the colored masons convocation in Waterloo featured delegates from Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska led by William Bell and includes S Joe Brown past grand high priest and others. Election of officers is set for Thursday with business meetings and a joint reception with Royal Arch Masons this evening.
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William Bell
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebsasa
S. Joe Brown
Thompson
J. W. Taylor
Branham N. Hyde
Hawkeys
Worthy
Joe, Brown
Des Moines
Palestine
Waterloo
Brown
Colored People
Royal Arch
Jlady
Masons
Martha Bart
Dtagen
Receiver to Assess Bank Stockholders Shenaniloak
H. J. Spurway, receiver for the First National Bank closed May 13, has an order from Charles N. Collins to collect $100 on each share of stock totaling $50,000. Payments due by July 17.
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Shenaniloak
H. J. Spurway
First National Bank
Charles N. Collins
Competrofler
Girl Campers Return From Week's Outing
Grade school girls camping at Riverview Camp Cedar Falls under W.C.L.A. returned to Waterloo at noon with 102 campers and 15 leaders from Tedthers college and local high schools. The week featured the pageant The Girl of Yesterday and Today, with an estimated 400 Waterloo attendees. The final campfire crowned the girls with the Y camp insignia after meeting requirements.
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Riverview
Cedar Falls
W.cla
Waterloo
Tedthers College
Roval High
Il Ig
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Iowa Couples
Albert W Thurow of Aurora to Ethel I Voelker of Waterloo. Harry L White of Waterloo to Alma M Parker of Waterloo. Raymond Larsen of Cedar Falls to Mildred M Minish of Waterloo. Gordon Smith of Clarence to AlsA Bowers of Dunkerton. Class Peters of Parkersburg to Pauline Nicklaus of Parkersburg.
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Albert W. Thurow
Aurora
Ethel l Voelker
Waterloo
Harry L. White
Waterton
Alma ML Parker
Raymond Larsen
Cedar Palig
Mildred M_ Minish
Gordon Smith
Clarence
Alsa_ Bowers
Dunkerton
Class Peters
Parkersburg
Mauline Nicklaus
Parkersburz
How About It Waterloo
Former Evening Courier editor Frank J. Stillman urges readers to sell themselves, comparing Iowa and California temperaments. He argues California's Never-say-die spirit vs Iowa's optimism, praising Southern California diversification while noting California’s desert challenges and Iowa’s evolving prosperity.
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