Janson leaves for rate fight before Interstate hearing
A. Hanson of the Greater Waterloo association travels to St. Paul for a Monday hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission on proposed class freight rate increases. He argues the plan discriminates against Waterloo and midwestern cities, with exhibits prepared to show prejudice and likely industry harm. Other Iowa cities and Omaha are listed among those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hanson
Commission
Middle Western
Illinois
Mllinois
Waterloo
Chambers of Commerce
Chicago
Midwest
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Sioux City
Davenport
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Hur Members to Cedar Rapids in Special Car
Waterloo Ben Hur lodge members will travel to Cedar Rapids Tuesday aboard a special chartered car over the W C F N. The local degree team plans to usher 100 candidates into the order. The train departs the interurban station at 2 45 p m and returns after a dinner for the Water Oceans by Cedar Rapids. Those wishing to ride the car may call the local Ben Hur office at 1422.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Ben Hur Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Ben Hur
Tallest recruit joins army at Fort Sill and Bliss
Six feet six inches tall Earl B. Hardin of La Porte City enlisted with local officer L. C. Green and heads to Fort Sill Oklahoma to join field artillery. Charles L. Roberts of Moorland Iowa also enlisted yesterday and is headed to Fort Bliss Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Earl B. Hardin
la Porte City
L. C. Greenup
Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
Charles L. Roberts
Moorland
Forts Bliss
Tex
Federal Building Halls to Be Painted in Bid Action
The federal building will get a new coat of paint on both first and second floor hallways. Postmaster and custodian Ray Eggert announced bids are being received and will be sent to Washington in a few days. Cement work to replace the lawn around the building is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Ray ©. Eggert
Washington
Iowa Roads and Weather at 10 A. M
Des Moines, Iowa clear and good. Dubuque good and clear. Burlington good and clear. Keokuk good and clear. Ottumwa good and clear. Clinton good and clear. Marshalltown good and clear. Muscatine glad clear. Cedar Rapids good and fair. Fort Dodge good and fair. Town City good and clear. Creston good and clear. Around Waterloo. Highways No 20 west good east good with rough spots. No 218 northwest fair southeast fair. No 59 south good to Toledo north good with rough in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Dubuque
Burlington
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Clintor
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Town City
Creston
Waterloo
Toledo
Births Reported In June At Various Homes And Hospitals
Birth announcements list new daughters and sons for families in multiple towns. Notable entries include Barbara Joan Hanson at Presbyterian hospital on June 12. Della Maher on June 16. Kellogg in Washburn on June 14. a son for Ross Kellogg. a son for Duffy in Fairbank on June 4. Leo Charles son for Leo Davis of Washburn on May 22. Carl Silas Cable on June 10. Beverly Lapole at St. branding hospital with a June birth. Norma Jean Michaelson on June 11. and Virginia Moellering daughter born May 27 at Presbyterian hospital with Chicago parents. The birth return notes the father is deceased in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Louis Hanson
Presbyterian Hospital
Barbara
Joan
Michael J. Maher
Newell
Della. R
Charles Ross Kellogg
Washburn
Roniwaine Ce
Leo Duffy
Fairbank
Leo Davis
Max
Leo Charles
Ray VY. Cable
Ninth West
Carl Silas
Lee
Lapole
St. Brands Hospital
Beverly June
August Michaelson
Berth
Pullen Family Faces Burglary Rumors and a Quiet Plan
In a neighborhood fed by gossip, Fred Pullen and his wife Elsie confront sensational rumors after their home is burgled for a third time. Julia frets over a looming engagement while Mrs Pullen schemes a cautious approach, hoping to shield their social standing as a new job and a fancy car frame their fragile domestic peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pullen
Julia
Fredi
Elsie
Pullen
Fred
Society News
Mrs. Pullen
Strychnine Pills Fatal to Baby Girl
Mary Jean Sheppard 16 months old died of strychnine poisoning after swallowing several pills. Sheppards of 635 Independence Ave. rushed to St Francis Hospital but could not be saved. Born Feb 25 1926 in Waterloo funeral planned at O Keefe Towne chapel Rev Earl A Roadman officiating burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Sheppard
Ben Sheppard
Independence Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Mary Jean
Waterloo
Robert Edward
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairview Cemetery
Davidson's Adds Conn Band Instruments Line
Davidson's at Bridge Street Waterloo announces securing agency for Conn band instruments with exclusive selling rights in the vicinity. Conn is a pioneer maker in the musical industry.
Marie Maharas Gage Appeals to Higher Court
Marie Maharas Gage has appealed the district court judgment finding her guilty of second degree murder in the drowning of her stepson. She received a 25 year sentence in the women's penitentiary. The appeal was filed yesterday in J. W. Thompson's office with J. C. Murtagh appointed as defendant's attorney. The case will proceed to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Maharras
Women’s Penitentiary
J. W. Thompson
J. C. Murtagh
State Supreme Court
Radio Programs Tonight Saturday and Sunday Features
Listings from Lincoln Nebraska KFAB KMA WOC WENE WSAI WLIB WHT and others mark tonight and weekend broadcasts. Orchestras bands choirs and conductors are noted with times across stations including WGN WCFL KOA WDAF WEAF and WLS among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb, Junior Chamber of Commerce
KFAB
KMA
WOC
WENE
WSAI
Lnsemble
WLIB
Sandy the Piper
WHT
WCFI
WEAF
WGN
WMB
WGES
WEBH
WENR
WJAZ
KOA
WCFL
WDAF
Eile
WOW
Radio and Orchestra Listings Across Stations Spotted
A dense OCR listing enumerates radio station call signs, programs, and times. It includes WMAQ WEAF WLW WJZ WBZ and others with references to orchestras, operas like Lucia di Lammermoor, bands and sopranos, plus various concert and dance programs across stations, times often in the afternoon or evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
WOC
WLW
WSATI
WGY
WHAM
WEAF
WSAT
Gov
F. W. Green
Michigan
WMAQ
Wey
Ema
WHO
Mae Weaf
WWJ
WOW
Church
Lutheran Church
Christian Church
WSAI
Mi Weaf
WGY. Weaf
SAI
WCCO
WJZ
AYW
KFAB
WORD
WFAA
Hares
WEAI
HDA
Woo
Vere Mantis
Mie
Grand Opera
WRO
WTAM
WCAE
WDAF
WJR
WBZ
KDEA
Win
WBAP
Weoco
Woco
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Janson
RATE
Western Trunk Line
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lodi
Ida M. Tarbell
Napoleon
Italy
Beaulieu
Directory
Paris
Adda
Bonaparte
Lod
Helen
Pat of-1
United Feature Syndicate
Tom
By Ben Batsford
Coop
Sam Carlile
Davidson
Marie Mararras Gage
KFEXN
KSO
WCBD
WGR
WOAT
WOS
WOI
WIR
WSB
WQJ
Weco
KDKA
KOI
Basf Basil
WWI
Wwow
eReetre
KFKX
WOL Wreo
WSMB
KLDS
WOQ
WREO
KOIL
KYW
WOY
Wwoc
WSM
WCRL
Wtaal
WIZ
WRU
KTHS
KPFAB
Little Symphony
France
Fpl
WIBO
Ar M
Berlain Medicine
Sixth Avenue
Orpen
Capen
WSAL
WAL —O
Wai
Harmony Singers
Caße
Ho” Ant - Eet
Adam's Paper & Specialties CO
Jotralle W. Johnson Quinn
Black Hawk Painting Co
Nichols & Gates Furniture Co
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