Chicago Pilgrims Endures Storm at Eucharistic Congress
Crowds returning from the Mundelein Eucharistic congress faced a violent hailstorm and heavy fatigue as up to five million worshipers poured from the campus. Officials reported injuries, mostly minor, and police and medical crews operated at emergency stations during the four mile procession back to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jicago
Chigo
Pilgins
Pilho
Haly
Chicago
Muncelein
Laas
Patrick
O'Donnell
Ireland
Carrdinal
Von
Germany
Ind” Eran
Rte
Ilhseber
Elation
Congress
Isi
Mundequiet
University Village
Mihwest
Cardinal Banzanod
Papalate
Detectives Probe McPherson Kidnaping Ties
Detectives and news men cross into Mexico pursuing leads in the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping case. Authorities report a corset with the number 29318 was linked to the suspect clothing, while Mexican officials push back against sensational US coverage. The investigation intersects cross border claims and local officials seek to verify alibis amid tense rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Mexico City
Aimee Semple
McPherson
Los Angeles
Agelist
Ilet Gov. Rodriguez
Lower
California
Ceasies
Mexias
Tragic letter linked to Brewster death on Long Island
A love letter from an admirer in Mexico to Mrs. Frances Tracy Lyon Brewster is tied to the deaths of Brewster and his wife in Glen Head. Nassau County District Attorney Edwards says the writer seemed to love Mrs Brewster but was not reciprocated. The letter, found in Sidney H. Brewster's pocket after his death, hints at a difficult ending to a domestic dispute. Sig was illegible as Rad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Frances Tracy Lyon Brewster
Long Island
Ingquast
Edwards
Nassau County
Brewster
Sidney H. Brewster
Glenhead
Tracy
Therad
Paral
Mibwatua
Durango
Panama
Jury Awards 40000 to Man Bitten by Roundhouse Snake
Lincoln Neb June 25 AP Damages of 40000 for injuries from a snake bite while working in the Chicago Northwestern roundhouse at Chadron Neb were awarded Herbert B Brannan against the railroad company by a district court jury Brannan sued for 55900
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Chicago & Northwestern
Chadron
Neb
Herbert B. Brandan
Brannan
Critical condition after auto collision injures Howard Brown
Howard Brown 20 of 200 Lupton Street lay unconscious in St Francis hospital with a concussion after being struck by a car driven by Roy Schneck near Whitney road last night. Brown remained in critical condition with no assurance of recovery as doctors noted brain concussion and no skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brown
Lupton Street
St. Francis‘ Hospital
Roy Schneck
Rock Island Avenue
Whitney Road
Brown
Tglectric
Park
Schneck
St. Francis Hospital
Four to Face Trial for Shame Personal Crisis Reports
Capitals Jaze King Loughton and M Davis, known as the Jagzz king and an orchestra leader, are charged with manslaughter and reckless conduct in Washington. The case stems from an automobile crash that killed Bernard Ronkjer, Philadelphia Traction Co. official. Davis, King, and another passenger were bound over for trial by the Maryland authorities with a July 19 date set. witnesses testified speeds near 80 mph. The incident occurred on the Washington Ballul mare pike near June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Warttams
M Davis
Divine
Maryland
Ivallsville
Yeaterday
Washington-Ballulmare Pike
Bernard Ronk Jer
Philadelphia Traction, Company
Booker
Davis
Ndiego
Cal
Thomas M. Peteet
Tin Tuana
Mexico
Jurge St. Artus
Visits Sister Tree
Weber of Sacramento visiting in the east, staying with his sister Mrs Jongen at 214 Snimmnit Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Sacramento
Mrs. T
Jongen
Tabulations Give Brookhart Total Vote at $700.06 in Iowa
Des Moines June 25 The state executive council completed tabulating primary returns for all offices except state representative. Brookhart leads United States senator with 468,360 votes while Hammill tops governor with 327,479. May Francis, state superintendent, will not concede until the recount is finished. Official returns list numerous Republican and Democratic totals across offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Executive Council
Francis
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Executive Council
Brooklirt
Ahem
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Howard J. Clark
Albert B. Cummins
Bickelberg
Waterloo
Republican
Edson
Storm Lake
Glen. F. Kimball
Council Bluffs
John R. Price
Albia
Hay P. Scott
Marstalltown
Democratic
L. W. Kleusel
Iuisthall
Walter GC. Ramisay
Belmond
Kinecline - C
Carrier pigeon dies after long Plainfield flight
A weakened carrier pigeon, crippled by a long flight, died in a Plainfield yard after noon on Monday. The bird, heading north from Waterloo, was found with bands bearing unclear inscriptions. Police cared for the bird until Monday, then released it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Harrington
Plainfield
Warrington
Waterlon
Waterloo
Plainticks
New Motor Ambulance for O Keefe and Towne
Addition to its fleet of cars of the latest limousine type Meteor ambulance was announced for the O Keefe and Towne funeral home today. The ambulance arrived from Piqua Ohio last evening and was driven by Mrs J O Keese. For the invalid's comfort it features an air mattress and pillow on a new type car with an electric fan. Two folding seats for attendants are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteor
O'Kesfe & Towne
Frm
Piqua
J. O'Keese
Dixon Denies Custody Change in Divorce Case
In divorce court Charles B. Dixon contests Alice E. Dixon petition for modification of a divorce decree issued December 10, 1623, seeking custody of their minor son. The mother's request to alter custody is under consideration. Katheryn Richardson versus James Richardson, tried in Judge G W Wood's division, was submitted without argument and remains under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Dixon
Alice E. Dixon
Derrey
Katheryn Richardson
James Richardson
G. W. Wood
Wood
William B Wilson questioned on campaign expenses
Washington DC June 23 AP William B Wilson former labor secretary and Democratic senator hopeful for Pennsylvania faced Senate campaign Funds committee scrutiny. He testified primary campaign personal expenses Totalling 88.81 and reported total Wilson Porter committee outlay about 10000. 4000 paid 6000 obligated. He detailed meals at William Penn hotel and pledged support for 210000 total city county spending. He noted few poll watchers at 10 or 58 dollars daily and declined a railroad mediation board offer from Harrisburg publisher Vance McCornick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
William B. Wilson
Woodresy
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Wiliam Porter
Weed
William Penn
Pittsburgh
Labor
Wilson-Porter Committee
King
Vance McCornick
Harrisburg
Democratic National Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Hel
Mew
Watson-Parker Railroad Labor
Coolidge
Reed
Knights Templar of Iowa Honor John F Hanson Grand Officers Named
Knights Templar of Iowa paid honor to John F Hanson at Templar Park Spirit Lake during the annual conclave. Fred B Parker Rock Rapids was elected grand commander Carl W Reed Cresco deputy grand commander W S Walker Iowa Falls grand treasurer and others named for senior and junior officers and captain general roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo WP. Hanson
Lati- More Street
Knights, Templar of Iowa
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Fred B. Parker
Rock Rapids
Carl Ww. Reed
Cresco
W.S. Walker
Iana Falls
David M. Brownlee
Sioun City
Grand Recorder
C. J. Cole
Greeley
Frank Carrell
Cedar Rapide
J. A. Belknap
Anamosa
Maloney brothers visit Coos Bay editors in transit
M C Maloney formerly a Waterloo newspaper publisher now in Coos Bay Oregon greets old friends during a layover en route to Philadelphia. He and brother Dan Maloney, both long involved in publishing, are associated with the CoastBuy Daily Times and recall closing the Week's Review about 25 years ago with M C as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. GC
Mike) Maloney
Coos Bay
Ore
Waterloo
Philadelphi Maloney
Dan
CoastBuy Daily Times
Geo
M. C
Farm Bloc Plans Fight and Fast Adjournment
Congressional farm blocs met in secret after defeat of the Dawes McNary Slaugen bill and other farm relief measures. They vow to fight all remaining agrarian reform efforts and press for an early adjournment, renewing the push next session for the defeated bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
INS
Congressional
Congress
Noisy Romeo Arrest Leads to Court Warning
Nichollas Moss aged 19 of 2568 1-2 Fourth street west was jailed Thursday night for disturbing the public quiet. In municipal court Judge John W. Gwynne ordered him to stop his loud courting. Moss was arrested by Sergeant P B Walker and Officer EB Tharsbery after residents at 103% Sixth street west reported yodeling and fear of a break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichollas Moss
Fourth Street West
John W. Gwynne
Moss
P. B. Walker
EB. Tharsberry
Sixth Street West
Conrad Margaret E. obituary in Waterloo and area
Margaret Elizabeth Conrad of Waterloo died at 7 40 AM at St Francys Hospital after a yearlong decline. Born March 12 1874 in Byron Germany she lived in Waterloo 44 years and was survived by four children two sisters and two brothers plus four grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys Church with burial in Calvary. Betty Claire Green 8 daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Green of 438 Lana Street died at 1 AM from measles and complications after a weeklong illness. Born December 12 1916 she attended Hawthorne and belonged to First Presbyterian Church. Survived by parents and brother Richard. Funeral Sunday 3 30 PM at O Keefe Towne Chapel with burial at View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Conrad
Margaret Elizabeth Conrad
North Davelay
St. Franciy l Hospital
Byron
Germany
Waterloo
Conrad
Kathryn Premn
Chicago
Anna Beener
Marghel Conrad
Peter Conrad
This City
Kate Beener
Sophia Bihner
St.!ehutel
The
Rosary Society
St. Mary Ehureh
Calvary
Betty Claire Green
C. R. Grean
Lana Street
Betty
Hlawthorne
First Presbyterian Church
Richard
O'Keefe & Towne
J. R. Macartney
Wairview Cemetery
Wilson Strike Jr. Dies During Visit in Iowa
A year-old Wilson Strike II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Strike, died in Creston Iowa hospital from diabetes while visiting Blockton. Former Cedar Falls residents with Waterloo ties, the family now lives in Blooming ton. Burial will be at Greenwood cemetery Nashua at 10:45 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Ouime
Oliver Strike
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Creston
Blockton
Bloomington
S. J. Fairbank
Heber Agenun
Greenwood Cemetery
Nashua
Elks Banquet Marks Iowa Group Convention Theme
Judge John G. Karel of Milwaukee set Elks policy as a purely American group aiming to foster good citizenship across sects. He argued patrimony patriotism and brotherhood must precede international outreach before expanding the Elks abroad. Dr J Ward Iowa City was nominated for Iowa Elks Association president with officer elections due today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wke
Elkdom
Atlantic
John
G. Karel
Milwaukee
Iowa State Association of Hiks
Judga Karel
United States
Elks
Ward
J. Ward
Iowa City
Iowa Elks Bulletin
State Association
Renley J. Glass
Mason — City
Elks fund report on college aid progress at Burlington
The Foundation fund, started in 1925 in Burlington, aims to raise 10,000 dollars to aid worthy college students. This year the fund has been a chief interest of Elks officers. Clear Lake Commercial Club hosts visitors with entertainment for couples, a golf tournament, and a bridge event for golf widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Elks Order
Clear Lake
Ringlings Circus Booked for Aug 7 in Waterloo
Advance agent Al Butler secured a license from City Clerk Charles MacKay for Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey shows to appear in Waterloo on Saturday August 7. The last Waterloo appearance was on July 23, 19xx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Skinnay
Ringling
Brothers & Barnum & Ballay
Waterloo
al Butler
Charles MacKay
MacKay
Temperature Report Notes Official Readings
Official temperatures list maximum Thursday and night readings with values and future forecasts. Includes Friday 7 am and Friday daytime figures 34 with 14 noted. figures show variations across times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miiheraaia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ilgring
Mrs. McPherson
Sedgwick
Clinton
George F. Skinner
Dawyer
Southeastern
Mr. Skinner
J Sedgwick
Skinner
Illustrated World News
WI. Hays
Edithiroger
Charles Dickinson
Gaston DO Umergue
France
Aristide Briand
Aute
Howard
Jaze King Loughton
Brookhart
Johnson
Hig
Ray
Muscatine
Thomas Maloney
John R. Fletcher
Walter A. Newport
Daven- Ort
Vernon R. Seeburger
És Moines
Charles E. Reynolds
Carroll
Repulean
EB. B. Arnold
Toledo
William R. Blake
Clermon
Dwight J. Des
Charles Webster
Coma
C. “D. Fauston
Cedar Rapids
T. W. Morris
Panora
Mark G. Thornberg
Emmetsburg
V. G. Warner
Bloomfield
May
A Waverly
Agnes Samuelson
Shenandoah
E. Blackmar
Ottumwa
New Lonton
Conn
Galvagers
William Badders
Steamtor
Senate
William .B. Wilson
Knights Templar of
Iowa
John F. Hanson
M. C. Maloney
GLO Friends
Godfrey Henry
Guldager
Falls
Checago
John Pitegerald
Huston
Alormary
Yelin U. G
Ringlings’ Circus
Woerderhoff
Constant Waties
East Roath
Watertoa, la
Ciera
America
Golden Rule Gift Shop
Fast Fourth Street
Golden Rule
Fast Fifth Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!