Commendation for Waterloo Police and Sheriff Cooperation
John B. Hammond praised Waterloo police and the county sheriff for their diligent enforcement of liquor laws. He cited strong interagency cooperation, noting officers’ enthusiasm and mutual support that provide maximum protection to life and property across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hammond
Iowa
Waterloo
Hammond
Sheriff's Office
Tong
Sheriff’s Office
Seven Booze Ships Caught Off Southern Coast by Revenuers
Moabile Alabama June 27 authorities moved seized liquor from a capsize schooner to a storage warehouse as 22 men aboard the vessel were arrested and several smaller craft faced preliminary damages charges in a major booze haul. The coast guard cutter Saukee rounded up seven boats about 20 miles west of Southwest Pass Louisiana yesterday carrying nearly 6000 cases of alcohol and whisky, largely on the schooner Marion Adams a British registry vessel of about 9 net tons. Six small boats nearby were seized as part of the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moabile
Ala
Custoims
Coast Guard
Saukee
Southwest Pass
Louisiana
Marion Adams
Mayor in Shelby Charged with Kidnapping His Wife
Shelby Iowa June 27 Mayor J M Sutton appeared before Justice J D Dunlavy on a technical charge of kidnapping his wife He allegedly tied her to a chair and confined her at home He waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury in Harlan on 1000 bond Townspeople say Mrs Sutton has been confined for years The maximum penalty for restraining liberty is five years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shelby
J. M. Sutton
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Dunlavy
Sutton
Harlan
Tama Toledo Railroad seeks extension to Tama and waterloo
Tama and Toledo Railroad Co operating a Toledo to Waterloo bus line has filed with the state board of railroad commissioners for a certificate to extend the line to Tama and for permission to pick up passengers at Hudson on the Toledo Waterloo line. It also contemplates establishing a Simex service between Tama and Toledo, towns three and a half miles apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama & Toledo Railroad Co
Toledo
Waterloo
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Tama
Hudson
Waa
Erloo
Taina
Prominent Lawyer Seeks Morning Access After Night Escape
Franklin and Second streets area stories a lawyer, H. McCoy, waking in pajamas after an overnight misadventure. A gust shut the front door, a night orb secured it, and his attempts to file motions at the supreme court were hindered by a sleepending wife. Pedestrians saw the scene as McCoy hurried back inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McCoy
Franklin and
Second
McCoy
Waterloo Theatres Beat Mix of Western Pictures and Plays
The Coming Week features Anale Woxie presented with a Universal Western amid lively acts and sensational feats including a 20 foot slide. Also at Palace Theatre are Smit Wiling and Sanders Chicago Dance and Ethel Barrymore’s Miss Marrymne’s Winter Garden reappearing. Strand Theatre touts Plaster Saints and The Spu adj with Betty Blythe and others. Plaza Theatre showcases a band of varied instruments and vaudeville acts concluding with Riverside, a broad program of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anele Woxie
Wester
Owen Davis
Hhe Palace Theatre
Clic Smit Wiling
Sanders
Chicago
Claude Band
Wand
Uayton
Doreen Turner
Alta Allen
Rialto Tharatre
Nerlarko
Ethel Barrymore
Ispice Vendersly
Atleiwress
Strind Sunde
Tha Milalto Theatre
Terrys
Corinne Romane
The
Grinch
Miss Marrymne
Winter Garden
Hevne
Ltr H
Tufy
Clive Bronk
Wintner
Efelby Haden
Terry
Cuillth
Forty-four Scouts to Leave Monday for Second Camp Week
Forty-four Boy Scouts travel from Waterloo and Aplington to a second week at a Waverly area campsite. Medical certificates checked on arrival. the first session ends July 6, with a postcamp Fourth of July display of fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Waterloo
Aplington
Waverly
Battle
Watterley Toy
Ted Jones
Frederick Howe
Robert Howe
Shenwood Feising
Prank Beatie
Robert Kenny
Terge Kimballluis Greenburhe Tou
Meerett Mane
Kenneth Bixby
Reland
Waterloo Boy Wins Free Trip From Balloon Find
Harold Waite, 18, of 299 L-2 Commercial Street, recovered a released toy balloon and earned a complimentary trip to Chicago and South Bend, Indiana with return. Six balloons were drowned. another find by Charles Hertzoz earned a trip to Cedar Rapids. More balloons with certificates will be released tonight. The Corn Belt Business College reports class suspension with 75 day students and 70 enrolled daytime students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Waite
L-2
Commercial Street
Chicago
South Girne
Ind
Virtiue
C. W. Bing
Charles Hertzoz
Wifth
Celar Rapids
Osby Motor Car Corporation
Tring
Bing
PROPS
Nigut CT
Corn Belt
Caliure
Lewyn
The Problem of Jimmy
Rutherford weighs his dilemma as Jimmy faces life with Mrs Hills gone and Miss Bryce unsure. He considers Miss Stephens as potential stepmother, while Bryce recalls shared moments with Jimmy. A plan forms to introduce Stephens to Jimmy before any marriage, seeking a real mother for the boy.
Jimmy Finds a Real Mother in Letter on Rutherford Desk
A letter arriving earlier in the day on John Rutherford's desk settles the question of Miss Stephens. Rutherford reads it with a shining face, and Jimmy has found a real mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rutherford
Miss Stephens
Rutherford
Jimmy
Welfare League seeks loan of wheelchair for boy
Waterloo Social Welfare League seeks a two to three month loan of a wheelchair for a 14 year old boy recently discharged from the State Hospital at Iowa City after infantile paralysis. The boy has leg casts but is expected to walk in eight to ten weeks. His mother is unable to afford a chair. interested lenders may contact Miss Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare League
Witerloo Social Welfare League
Iowa City
State Hospital
Melena Hughes
Former Waterloo Boy Honored by Amherst College
Whitman Cross, son of the late Rev. M. W. Cross of Waterloo, was granted the degree of doctor of science by Amherst College. He is a resident of Washington, D C, and with the U S Geological Survey. He attended public schools at Waverly, Iowa, before the family moved to Waterloo 40 years ago, living on Wellington Street near Park and Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman Cross
M. WR. Cross
Waterloo
Amherst College
Washington, D C
United States Sealogical Survey
Whitman Crags
Waverly
Crass
Wellington Street
Park Archive Aruk
Bicycle Rider Injured Last Night In Serious Condition
Marry Norton of Glendale Street, an employee of Waterton Cashing Engine conme-yo, suffered serious head injuries when thrown from a high bicycle near Rath Packing Company. He was taken home and a physician diagnosed him unconscious with intermittent periods of awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Norton
Glendale Street
Waterton
Conme-Yo
Rath Packing Company
Tie
Ende
Derek
Brooklyn Bridge a Big Money Maker for New Yorkers
The Brooklyn Bridge is a shrewd landlord raising rents about 25 percent on expiring leases. It houses 61 firms in 40 arches with a 72 thousand dollar annual rent roll, including long-time tenants like The New York World and The New York Evening Journal. Concessions, travel fares, and card storage income push total revenue near 407 thousand dollars, though the bridge remains a transportation link first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Commissioner Mills
Department of Plant and Structures
East River
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Edward A. Byrke
Ar Umnath
New York World
New York Evening Journel
Brooklyn Freezer
Brooklyn Bridge Card Storage & Freezing Co
Delive
City in Brief Visitors, travels and returns noted
Social notes list numerous residents visiting relatives in Waterloo and nearby towns. People travel to Orlando, Lake Okoboji, Chicago, Battle Creek, and California while Cornell alumni offer service. Several families host guests at local addresses as extended visits and trips wrap up with plans for September returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sherman
Third Street
Orlando
Fla
Fidelity Title & Loan Co
Frank T. Hartman
Lake Okoboji
Elsie Faber
Davenport
Waterbo
Sioux City
Geneva
RB. F. Harrison
Emma Strayer
Audrey Strayer
Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago
R. A. Timmerman
Etta Jean
Gainesville
Tex
FG. Kroll
First Street
Celia Kelly
Mulberry Street
G. R, Heinoriller
Glendale
Cal
Los Angeles
McWilliams
Waterloo Garment Company
Teacher Seeks 50000 Damages For Breach Of Promise
Des Moines June 27 A school principal Miss Emily Smith sues Ferdinand Schmidt president of Beins maid Co seeking 50000 damages for breach of promise to marry. She says the wedding was set for September 1 1924 after a July 21 1923 proposal and resigned as head of Laury Coffer Memorial School. She left the city for wedding plans and later returned to resume work for another year. She has since left Des Moines and her counsel declined to reveal her location. Schmidt's wife died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ferdinant Schmidt
Beinsmaid & Co
Colrt
Emily Smith
Laury Coffer
Miss Smith
B. J. Cavanagh
Fortieth Street
Schmidt
Rupert Hughes exits MGM to pursue unknown future
Culver City California June 37 Rupert Hughes novelist and motion picture director terminates his contract with Metro Goldwyn Mayer. Announcement gives no details on his future plans beyond the withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Cal
Rupert Hughes
Notion Picture
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Jail break case headed to district court in Independence
Independence Va June 27 Justice A G Beatty's court Thomas Eekler waived preliminary hearing on assisting a jail break He was bound over to the district court on 1001 bond He allegedly bought saws while working for the county at Jesup and planned to saw his way out Sheriff Willey spotted the attempt about ten days ago Also report Emanuel Hitchings married Emmet Hitchings at Danville June 16 in Champaign Illinois the couple will reside in Champaign Buchanan County debt burden clarified at 50000 with 26000 tied to Sumner drainage project Road worker G W Schmidt badly burned by steam from a failed plug on a road project near Sumner township Church league baseball sees Baptist and St John teams score sporadic runs Glacier Bay becomes America's largest National Monument in Alaska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FY. Jensen
Independence
A. G. Beatty
Thomas Eekler
Jesup
H.R. Willey
Emanuel Hitchings
Emmet Hitchings
Champaign
Danville
Dudley Bullock
Hutchings
Lakers
Mex
J. G. Witchings
Buchanan County
Sumner Township
Seaided
G.W. Schmidt
Sumner
Baptist
St. John's
Fair Grounds
Baptists
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Palace Theatre
Glfi
Omoney- Jender
Vaedeville
Arnold Kummer
Garsson
Unb Sureen
Spuadj
Betty Blythe
Témyell Sharman
Alickt Dexter
Pawling Garen
Troher
Burr Melntudh
Lana
Togas
Ieeevn Ty We Ene
Dantera
Plaza Theatre
S Biaito
Corinne Grigith
Declaese
the Strand
South Bend
Miss Bryce
Miss Stree of
Ignor
Xteer
Ata i
Corty
Wadower
Silver Sands Beach
Tsa
Billy Stephens
Miss Bryer
Mr. Rutherford
Jim
Jimny
Hem
Tove
Ono
Sherfork
Sam
Winime
California
Amherst
Uchanan
Matilda A. Schmidt
Lane Street
Lucila
Florence
Vernon Schmidt
Los Va
Alngeles
J. H. Bailey
Vel Bryan
Wateroo
Golder Paynter
Elsworth King
John L. Alstott
Brench Lick Springs
Bedford
C. G. Parka
Amanda Muntley
Canada
States
Harriett Sedgwick
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
J. E. Sedgwick
Mary Sedgwick
Nick Phillips
Charles Reinhart
Claude
A.B. Fuilem
B. H. Lang
Eczema
John Donovan
Lewiston
Minn
United Products & Spee
Service
SpeeDont Jeters
Central Battery & Electric CO
Jt Ny
Auto Radiator & Sheet Metal CO
Dav
Park Ave
Thomas Eckler
Buchanan
Glacier Bay
America
Our Home
Bridge St
Kowa
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