Modern Bluebeard Trial Moves to Waterloo Evidence Recounts
London June 26 George Joseph Smith faces a second stage of his murder trial with Beatrice Munday and Alice Burnham testimonies. A Portsmouth banker testified Smith opened a bank account in his name to divert Beatrice’s estate funds. The case tracks an alleged flight of a girl from Waterloo to Chicago with her mother, amid fears she may have died in a hotel or hospital.
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London
George Joseph Smith
Drownit Vec Ip Bathtals
Geatrice Maney
Portsmouth
Smith
Beatrice Munday
Alice Burnhamt
Seco
Neph
Bea Wherd Smith
Miss Burnham
Fey
Ratdy Burnham
Eschenheimer Inspects Paley Dairy Operations
Superintendent Eschenheimer spent three days touring rich dairy farms in Mack Twink county. He plans to return to Mount Vk this evening to oversee the state dairy program and report on farm conditions and efficiency.
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Lotis Essenheimer
We Hospital
Warerlag
Mount Tauilay
Lars
SIME
Eschenheimer
Mack Twink Coun
Moun Vk
Toman Appeals for Aid Under Strain of War Family
Attention is drawn to a case said to be worthy of charity. A German woman with a one and a half year old child and an elderly mother needs support. She is willing to wash and perform labor to help, but her husband has left and provides no support.
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G. W. Viadh
Advertising Campaign Aims To Prove Ads Don’t Raise Costs
Chicago plans to educate the public that advertising does not increase costs. The campaign, organized by advertising clubs, will be conducted in newspapers with committee member B. T. Meredith of Des.
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Chicago
B. T. Meredith
Miscellaneous want ads mix of sales and rentals
Late classifieds list items for sale including wall cases delivery wagon and hornag and cash register with new listing details. Also real estate offers a farm near Downing and a mid century house for sale and an advertised mortgage query plus employment note seeking a young man to prepare for aims with interview at Ellis Hotel Cameron S.
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Ckean
Horn Ag
Enmiiin
Sti National Cash Registon Oy
Farny Nowning
Ana Front
Hame
Baie Or
T. Towa
East
FE. Downing
Medie
Vnlu
Chean
Sogn
Contamnan J
Gall
Ellis Hotel
Cameron
Dunkerton Man Strangely Lost
Charles Mathais, a Dunkerton resident about six feet ten inches tall and 200 pounds with a wife and four children, disappeared after leaving his home on June 23. He drove to Neaver, left his team in the barn, cashed a $50 check, and boarded the Waterloo-bound wagon. No trace has been found despite extensive searches.
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Charles Mathais
Law
Marhats
Dunkerton
Neaver
Waterloo
TL Welorck
New Goa Ry Memorial Hall
Nole
Jank
Fifth Street
William Montgomery
Chas. Rinehart
William da
Harle A. Baker
P. A. Marble
Marble
Frank Q. Brown
St. Paul M. E
Mr. Brown
Oper Iown University
W. W. Templeton
Third Avenue West
Reinbeck
YW Delegates to Conferences Selected at Local Meeting
A YW meeting held at 10 30 this morning selected delegates to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for the central church federation conference. The YWCA IA club gymnasium and business girls divisions will be represented as well as the girls department. The event aims to discuss extension and industrial work under the national staff and to enlarge local YW work with delegates from the north central field Michigan Ohio and West. The conference runs August 25 to 27 and will include councils and talks on varied YWCA topics. Miss Florenci Hoffman and Mrs. Hoffman announced further details and naming of delegates will follow.
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Y.A
Lake Geneva
Albert Tees
Geneva Cith
YW. C. AL
Wis
North Feta
Central Feild
Michigan
Ohio
West Whrela
Vow
OLA
Spefe
Y. Wlc
Apaert Lea
Y.W. CA
Yesova
Nebraska
North Raa
Jung
Boataini
Sinit
Noted Tianest DHS In New York Paper Mention
Fragmentary OCR references Rafael Ingetts a Cees manist and partner in a dispute with Wis hare here rade. Mentions St. Allegar and a Waterloo wideawake paper titled Want Ade. Communities named include Waterloo Johnson and a Courier and Reporter 82.
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New York
Rafael Ingetts
Wis Hare
BAC Arthaur
St. Allegar
Waterloo
Wertha NM
Johnson
Courier and Reporter
Town Talk Highlights Waterloo Social Roundup
Local notes from Waterloo cover moves and visits. Styers travels to Cadi Kapide for business. Ross Kerr departs for Phterrow. Mrs Olson returns home. family trips to Mason City Des Moines and Mason City. Miss Lang attends Des Moines convention. church classes host a luncheon and plan at Hymes park. Numerous visits, travels, and local events unfold through the week.
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Tommy Powers
Fire Station No. 2
Tle
Parenta
Rothester
Minn
Richard
Meek Street
Masonity
Mus
Lakers
Mins
Drone Lang
Lafayette Streat
Des Moines
Local Pier Collapse Kills Many at Russian Pleasure Garden
A river pier at a European Russia pleasure garden collapsed injuring and killing dozens. Holidaymakers including men women and children were swept into the water as the flimsy structure gave way late at night. Rescue efforts followed as authorities investigated the disaster.
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Meeregrad
London
Russia
Moscow
Sffamier Remurnite
Ito Garden
Ribbon Sale Saturday Offers Silk Ribbons in Colors
A local store advertises a special Saturday sale of silk ribbons in a wide color assortment. Ribbons range from four to inches wide, normally selling at 26e per yard, with a special Saturday price for the event.
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Rand
Palm Beach
Goys
Pierre
Reporters and Judges Organize Fort Dodge Meeting
Twenty one district court judges at the state bar meeting organized a state association to standardize probate rules and foster exchange of ideas. Judge W J Springer of New Hampton was elected president H E Fry of Boone secretary and treasurer. The association will meet annually the day before the state bar. Shorthand court reporters organized a state association with J A Williams Council Bluffs as president and R C Turner Grand Junction as secretary and treasurer. The society will meet annually at the state bar venue.
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Fort Dodge
W. J. Springer
New Hampton
H. E. Fry
Boone
J. A. Williams
Council Bluffs
R. C. Turner
Grand Junction
State Bar
Arizona Legislator Slapped During Explanation in Phoenix House
Representative James Goodwin of Phoenix was slapped in the Arizona House of Representatives while arguing against two proposed search and seizure bills. The bill was defeated after the incident.
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Phoenix, Ariz
James Goodwin
Phoenix
Iis
House of Representatives
Goodwin
House
Probe into forged passports tied to Antwerp cases
Washington reports confirm investigations into forged American passports issued in Antwerp after France barred naturalized Americans of German, Austro-Hungarian, or Turkish origin. Officials say no evidence found yet and state department leads probe. Temperature data for June 25 is listed by Buchanan Optical Co.
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Washington, D. C
Antwerp
France
Buchanan Optical Co
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Fother
Mot. Yaron
Coutrier
Luis
Lucid
Jelofely
Kienco
Louis Eshenbeimer
Paley
TOMAN
Pamtny
Turr
Y.W
Trun
Florenci
Hoffman
Gad
Worl Ate
Styers
Cadi Kapide
Bualibens
Ross Kerr
Tus
Shell Rock River
Mra
W. Olson
Denver Giruat
Sro
First Brethrem Church
Daughters of the King
Hymes Park
Bartley Blarti
New Mampton
Hurley
Mullin Avenue West
Wunterloo
Aneillagub
Burky A. Baker
Mms
Northwood
Olen Weel
Marie Stoffregen
Boen
Presbyterian Hospital
A. Verguson
George McCleery
United Presbyterian Sabbath School of
Chautauqua
Association
T. A. Trimble
Auburn
Trimble
Remiis
Wall Daisy
Black Street
W. Ward
Leander College
Toledo
St. Paul M. I
Raymond
James Edwards
Cedar Falls
Cancer
Royal Society
Davis Dry Goods
Children's Department
Tronze
Rday
Pictorial Review
Pictorial Review Company
Manhattan
Margaret Belle Houston
Paradise Ridge
Maria Thompson Davies
Molly
Fame
Cleanor Hallowell Abbott
Molly Make-Believe
Sir Albert Parker
Kathleen Norris
Maximilian Poster
Arizona
Pemcos
Lareza
Little Barrett's
Superior
W. P
Mahoney
Malhave County
State Department
Krensky
Tan Street
Parsons
Sycamore ST
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