Robbery Strikes Farm Areas Near Waterloo After Midnight
Wickershaw and Griffiths farms east of Waterloo report break ins between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. A total of 75 dollars, a gold watch, and other valuables were taken. Entrances were through unlocked doors. A packetbook with an insurance receipt was found abandoned near a gate. Sheriff and Waterloo police investigated, linking two robberies in the same community.
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Tobbers
FB. Wickershaw
J. B. Griffith
Waterloo
Raymond
Wickershaw
Westendorf
Blowers
Griffth
Tliney
Elgin Ik
Wickerstraw
Town City
Atso
Sheriff's Office
Democrats Hope for Senate Gains in 1922 Campaign
The piece analyzes U S Senate elections, noting which seats are vulnerable for Republicans and where Democrats might gain. It discusses 1920 electoral patterns, regional conditions in states like Massachusetts Indiana Iowa Pennsylvania and Maryland, and the tariff as a potential issue for future campaigns, with limited current impact. It references Pepper and the Harding-Nation League context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
League of Nations
Senate
Maryland
Kentucck
Missouri
Oklahama
Vada
Republcan
Massachusetts
Indiana
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Herald-Tribuned
Road Bond Boosters Plan Four Meetings In State This Week
Des Moines and four districts will host meetings this week as supporters of a 100 million dollar road bond propose to outline the project. Volney Diltz leads the sponsoring legislative group, with Fred R. White presenting highway commission details at each stop. Meetings begin 10:30 am in West Union Washington Creston and Harlan, with other interested parties invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Volney Diltz
Fred RR. White
State Highway Commission
Jezislaturd
Grinnell College Honors Long-Serving Faculty Members
Grinnell College marks its twentieth anniversary of President Dennn Ht. Y. Main with a review of faculty tenure. Professors Harry W. Norris and Edward Steiner highlight long service, with Norris at 34 years and Steiner at 23 years. others include Stapps, Rusk, Smiley, Perrite, Ryan, Conrad, McCrenon, Sheldon, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell. In
Grinnell ‘College
Lonot Dennn Ht. Y. Main
John Selotte
Harry W. “Norris
Edward 4. Steiner
Tla
John T. Stapps
William K. Rusk
Charles N. Smiley
Roy H. Perriterofessor
John Ryan
Aprech
Henry 5. Conrad
Bony
Raymond ‘J. McCrenon
Caroline Sheldon
Suages
Miss Sheldon
Varnegie Foundation
AI Ilawance
Walter Scott Hendrixson
Pee Paul FL Peck
Prates
Mary A Simmons
Argentine Seaplane Party Safe in Brazil
A seaplane flight from New York to Buenos Aires with companions ended up in Brazil after weather and navigational troubles. The group led by Bernardo Dygean and Sduartio Oliverdant arrived in Vivia Saiardas, Brazil, safe and well following trouble near Paramaribo. a brief report notes one engine issue and tempestuous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Newark
Bernardo Dygean
Sineste
Sduartio Oliverdant
Paramaribo
Vivia Saiardas
Feedless Hiker to New York Quits in Hills
A fragmented cable report describes George Hasler Johnston attempting a foodless walk from Chicago to New York, reaching Summit Peak in the Alleghenies before abandoning the trek as his condition failed. The effort claims a world record for walking without sustenance but ended prematurely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Leg Rarick
New York
George Hasler Johnston
Chicana
Summit
Allegheny Mountains
Ted
Johnston
Reed Declares Law Violated in Gifts to Primary Campaign
Reed asserts violations occurred through gifts to the Pepper and Vare primary campaigns. The committee notes Beidleman financed the Beidleman-Vare effort in Harrisburg and Indiana counties, with possible extensions. A Wheeler is to bring financial records of the National Saloon League for 1922 1924 1925 1926 to assess past spending and future war chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
George Wharton Pepper
William S. Vare
Clony
Beidleman
Vare- Beidleman
Daughin
Harrisburg
Fisher
Pepper- Fisher
Indiana
Wheeler
Nationals
League
Opening of New Trade Route Touching Mason City and Chicago
A party of business leaders from Sioux Falls and a Chicago delegation celebrate the launch of a new trade route over the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad. The freight and passenger line, opening today, runs through Mason City Iowa Madison Wisconsin and other major cities, shortening travel to a 16 hour schedule. President W J Dawes of the Chicago Association of Commerce heads the reception in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas EtcKinnon
Sioux Falls
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pauls
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mason City
Madison
Wis
W. J. Dawes
Father and Son Die in Milwaukee Shotgun Duel
In Milwaukee on June 21 Joseph D. Owens aged 62 was killed in a shotgun duel with his son Harald Owens. Harald, 33, a business assistant, admitted firing two buckshot charges after a quarrel between the parents. The younger man said years of discord, fueled by alleged abuse of his mother, led to the deadly incident. Harald was held by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph D. Owens
Harald Owens
Joseph
Owens
Poe Lire
Missing Evangelist Portrait to Be Hung in Angeles
In Los Angeles the Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson portrait is planned to be hung at the Angelus temple. Mrs Minnie Kennedy, mother of the missing evangelist who disappeared while swimming over a month ago, announced the plan today. The portrait was to be shown at memorial ceremonies yesterday but was not completed in time.
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Res
Angeles
Cal
CLNSI
Angelus
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Minnesota primary marks limited national issues in race
Minnesota voters faced a subdued statewide primary with few national topics. Prohibition and farm relief surfaced, especially in the Fourth District where Rep. O. B. Ketler seeks renomination. Governor Theodore Christianson battles for the Republican gubernatorial nomination with an economy platform. Magnus Johnson seeks the governorship on labor lines, facing Tom Davis who is backed by the Nonpartisan League, while Democrats ran an unopposed slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Laat
Minn
Jung
Campallan
Minnesota
St. Paul
Ketler
Theodore Christianson
George E. Leach
Minneapolis
Rovermor
Magnus
Magnus Johnson
Wicket
Fle
Tom Davis
Davis
Nonpartisan League Association
Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Democrats
Pneumonia Tops Indiana Deaths In Past Month
Indiana health bulletin shows pneumonia led causes with 415 of 7,771 reported deaths in the past month. Influenza 306, cancer 264, pulmonary tuberculosis 211, other TB 38, and children’s diseases including measles and whooping cough 142, diphtheria and croup seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Board of Health
Jdicer
Three Black suspects held after hit and run in Des Moines
Des Moines police held three Black people today in connection with an alleged hit and run yesterday that injured Emmett Emanuel who suffered a broken leg. The suspects fled after a police chase in a commandeered car but were later arrested as Emanuel's condition was described as recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Emmett Emanuel
Emanuel
Tax Deduction Rule for Chamber Donations Explained
Washington DC June issue reports that donations to chambers of commerce to cover expenses from the interstate commerce commission dispute are not deductible for federal income tax. The ruling by solicitor of internal revenue Gregg notes thousands of dollars involved nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Chambers of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alwv
Gregg
Internal Revenue
Dike Brannigan Named Manager of Marshalltown Team
Dike Brannigan from St. Louis has been signed as manager of the Marshalltown club in the Mississippi Valley league and will take charge of the team for the coming season, replacing the previous manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Dane
Dike Brannigan
St. Louis
Catan Rapids
Temperatures Forecast for Weekend Range
Saturday brings official high and low temperatures with a chilly note as conditions ease into Sunday. Nighttime cooling expected with another drop by Sunday morning.
College Boys from Old Families Dare Seas in Small Boat
Four adventurous college students from prominent families sail a 50-foot schooner from Newport toward Plymouth. Passengers include Lothrop Ames Sr of Boston, Nichols Biddle Jr of New York, Joseph Roby Jr of Rochester, and Reginald Bishop of New York, accompanied by Francis M. Gartimer of Harvard who will pilot. The crew travel with radio, provisions for weeks, hoping to reach their destination in time.
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Newport
Rol
Plymouth
Ene
FL Lothrop Ames Sr
Boston
Nichols Biddle, Jr
New York
Joseph Roby, Jr
Rochester
Reginald Bishop
Nem
Francrs M. Gartimer
Harvard
Sinenthia Mienithy
Minister Resigns Pulpit to Hang on to His Milk Route
Des Moines reports Rev C C Cole resigns as pastor of Grant Park Church of Christ amid parishioner friction over his dairy business. He continues selling milk and leading a revival in Runnells, stating he will not retire from ministry though he will keep milk sales. Churchmembers dispute details but Cole defends his income practices.
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Des Moines
Insj
Grant Park
C. C. Cole
Cole
Runnells
Lerdatry
Sheik Bandits Gase at Davenport Delayed to July 29
Davenport report says hearing for Prank Duroe of Boone Iowa and J C Lamb of Rock Island charged with assault with intent to rob was postponed to June 2 for preliminary hearing. Both men held on 35000 bonds as the duo, after failing to rob Oscar Johnson in Moline, faced the gun confrontation and Lamb fled in a car with Duroe later arrested. Lamb confessed and named an accomplice while denying innocence at the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Duroe
Boone
J. C. Lamb
Rock Island
Lamb
Johnson
Duree
Sohnson
Antil
Durse
Tmarning Altho Lams
Jee
Waterloo
Dududue
Spanish American Veterans Hold Three-Day Clinton Encampment
Spanish American veterans and the women’s auxiliary gather in Clinton for a three day encampment. About 1,000 members attend with events including a ball at the Colt’s this evening and tomorrow’s department officer nominations and encampment selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Jaune
Colt
Aude
Bandits Take $20,000 in Roadhouse Holdup Nearby Chicago
Police report a bandit gang held 25 people at a southern Chicago road house early today and fled after a hail of bullets. The loot is estimated as high as $20,000 with no injuries. Three suspects have been arrested and are being questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sevco
Pe- Eee
Disbarment Sustained a Davenport Attorney
The Iowa Supreme Court sustained the disbarment of Charles Kauffman, Davenport attorney, for professional misconduct. The ruling follows actions taken in the SeOul County case and affirms removal from the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moalnes
Jane
Charles Kauffman
Davenport
State Supreme Re
Rishwrrad
Seoul
Supresme Court
Briand Seeks Poincare Help for New Cabinet
Paris June 24 AP Edouard Herriot failed to form a government. Briand plans a new coalition focusing on national finances and stability with former Premier Poincare, including Jean Dugand. Briand to lead a reforming cabinet backed by radicals and monetizing support from the chamber factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahu
America
Edouard Herriot
Frederick C. Baird
Ian Pittsburgh
Clarence MacKay
New York
Paris
Aristide Briand
Briand
Poineare
Interior
Vicus
Poincare
France
Cannibals Said to Have Lived in Towd Diggers Find
Archaeologist Dr. Robert F. Gilner of Omaha announced findings from diggings at 12 mounds on the Missouri River crest near Crescent Iowa. He concluded human flesh-eating people inhabited southwestern Iowa before or during early Indian times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blugs
Iowa
Robert ‘F.gilner
Caster
Missouri River
Crescent
Here
Sutday
Start Canvass for College Hill Church
A committee of 17 College Hill residents led by S Buk fun began a canvass for a $5,000 fund to establish a community church in the area. The Federated Churches national board may match with a like sum, with the drive to finish within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
College Hill
If. S. Bukfun
National Board
Federated Churches
Storm Brunos House Construction Planned at Summit Avenue
Building permits issued by Building Commissioner Charles Wasson authorize G H Storm to build a one story frame house 24 by 28 feet and a garage at 152 Summit Avenue costing 3000 and 3100 respectively. Also permitted are a garage at 33L Jackson Street for Nettie Antonia costing 109 and a stand at 511 Jefferson Street for Francis Wright costing 50. Marriage licenses issued to John Rugerse Hurst Waterloo and Alice Selighker Rockford with stated dates.
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Storm Brunos
Summit Avenue
G. HH
Charles Wasson
Netlie Antonia
Jackson Street
Francis Wright
Jefferson Street
John Rugerse Hurst
Waterloo
Alice Selighker
Rockford
J.1
Rugg and BuchholzObituary Notices in Grun dy and Tribbing
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mar shore Rugg 73 a pioneer Grimdy County resident and mother of Mrs M Shores. Surviving are two sons and three daughters. Also reported is the death of Wilbird Buchholz brother of Mrs John Holbrook in Tribbing Minnesota with surviving spouse two sisters and three brothers. Ella J Cleveland former abhero and sister of Wal M Newton died in Warsaw New York after a stroke.
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SERS
ALL Rugg
Marshall Rugg
Grimdy County
FL M. Shores
Hedlands
Cal
Ber
California
Mary Tredfield
Shores
Jay É Rugg
Phoenix
Avi
Arthur Rugg
Cedaryg
RC Alford
Redlands
Mandall Morton
Mauterey
Charles Pooler
Riverside
Wilbird Buchiolz
Wilbird Buchholz
John EH. Holbrook
Conger Street
Tribbing
Minn
Menmengsa
Linda Becker
Clarkaville
Molbrook
Waterloo
Ilaida Zieman
Falen
Ore
Lydia Warrell
Glenwood
Isa
A. Clevehind
Nellie Newton
Ella J
Society Women's Har Work Helps In Junior League
New York report on American society women who volunteer with the Association of Junior Leagues of America. The piece highlights projects from day nurseries and clinics to hotel administration and playground management, noting theater benefits in Chicago and Brooklyn. It mentions sewing, lace making, and crafts sold to department stores, with Amateurs' theatricals sometimes reaching professional levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jones 1
Association of Junior Leagues of
Ameri
Henty Ford ® Motor. Company
Une
Carletatt Palmer
Chicago
League
Brooklyn
Buulstins
Detroit Jeague
Jeague’s Day
Wolf Mother Love Brings Fatal Bullet in Indiana
Norman Townsend, a farmer near Madison Indiana, found seven wolf pups and raised them at home. Two days later he saw the mother attempting to enter the pen, and he shot her to protect the cubs and prevent further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ort Madison
Norman Townsend
Mary Jean Caward to visit uncles in Grand Rapids
Permission granted in divorce case allowing three weeks with Mary Jean Caward. Judge A. Boles ordered the visit under court supervision. neither parent may remove the child from jurisdiction without further order. Father Walter B. Caward raised no objections.
Mass Halt at Chicago Eucharistic Congress Album
Devout crowds on June 21 crowded Soldier Field Chicago for the first general session of the twenty-eighth International Eucharistic Congress. A papal legate presided as the Mass began, but thousands surged toward the altar forcing abandonment of the program. An estimated 200000 or more filled seating and field areas as choirs and clergy observed from the vast platform and red gold baldachin. Police struggled to manage the mass as planes circled and spectators climbed supports for a better view. Many reverent attendees reached their assigned spots despite the crush. delegates and church leaders arrived and filed into place amid a sea of worshipers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
API
John Gardinal ’ Longano
Churchen
Field Museum
Gefé
Oceapants
Clersy
Francis A. Rempe
Clement
Chuuch
Ghicaro
George Waring
New York
Timothy Dempsey
St. Louis
William Foley
Pater Quealy
Brooklyn
N.Y
More Pilgrims to Chicago Congress As Fare Deal Draws
Local officials report Waterloo residents continue using reduced fares to Chicago for the Eucharistic congress. Most who left Saturday have not returned, with many staying through Thursday as the congress ends. A new bank formed in Mount Pleasant, State Trust & Savings Bank, capital $40,000, officers added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thinels Central Railroad
Waterloo
Chicago
NEW Bank
Neil Moines
State Trust & Savings Bank
Mount Pleasant
Deate Wo. Phelps
M. C. Machen
Karl C. Huene
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Wilsurd
Frederick C Baird
Clarence Mackey
Iowa College
Fedar Paris
Lonton
Inne
Peking
HL Murray
Janesville Road
Miss Hop
Mugon
Jenus Ryo
Mercy
Waltomal
Soni
Ansons
Mangels
Edward Voight
Washington,d.c
Sheik Bandits
Gase
Clinton
Bandits
Herriot
Towd
Digger
Henry Ford
University of Michigan
Mary Jean Caward
Tincay V
Mra. T. Faust
Riehl Street
Upper
Lafayette Street
Cedar River Park
W. A. Cook
If. Whither
M.W. Bray
Henry Pawnee
William Forzer
Shore Field
Waterlolo
State Christian, Endeavor
Waiterloo
Wendy Westminster Presbyterian Shurch
Wit
Fairfield
Ralph Harter
Glasgow
Oakland
Mits
Harter
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