Paul Miles 20 Dies After Illness at Local Bank
Paul Raymeid Miles aged 20 a bank clerk at the Commercial National Bank died after a four day illness at 4 p.m. Thursday He was born in Waterloo and lived there most of his life He attended the local schools and had been with the bank since graduation in 1924 Funeral services will be held Thursday at Walnut Street Baptist Church with Rev Warren Steeves in charge Burial will be at Fairview Friends may call at Petersett home.
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Cedar Falls
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First “Methodist Episcopal
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Ruth Sherrard
Horace W. Towsley
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Tarlakin
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Teachers College
Minneapolis
Home Economic Teachers of the
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Minburn
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Miller
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Charles Kutler
Alexander
Edstern States
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Green Bay
Wis
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Scott Stevens
Harry Stevens
Chattanooga
Tenn
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E. Chancellor
Great. Bend
Kan
Chancellor
the Christian Church
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Trolley Lines Absorb Buses and Continue Service
C F Handishy, director of the American Railway Association, says electric trolley systems in the United States are rapidly absorbing bus lines and creating new feeder routes. He notes nearly 900 electric lines carry over 16 million people annually.
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Springfield
American Railway Association
Handshy Ia
Ain O Electric Ways
Handehr
United States
Cooler Today Says Towa Weatherman
Des Moines expects cooler weather today after yesterday's torrid heat. Highs eased from yesterday's Des Moines peak as Sioux City reported 162 degrees amid a hot spell. A refreshing wind was noted to bring relief to central town residents.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Iowa
Sioux City
Unclear local note on visiting relatives and marriage
Fragmentary report mentions Wilfred and a daughter visiting a relative, with a reference to a favor or taste in a nearby area. A recent arrival from England and a marriage are alluded to but details are incomplete.
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Notharies City
Wilfred
Titie
Anary
Lvpeo
England
Ar. Hin
Cedar Falls Newsman George Waddles At Waterloo Paper
Cedar Falls resident George WW Waddle is shown as a representative for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter with office at 112 West Fourth Street. Telephone and office hours are listed.
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George WW. Waddle
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Dally Heporter
Weat
Fourth Strett
City Reaches Settlement Over Joe North Widow
Cedar Falls officials settle with the widow of Joe North the late pneumonia victim who died while recovering from a broken leg. The city agrees to cover burial costs and pays the widow eight dollars weekly for 300 weeks. The deal also covers hospital and surgeon fees and other attendant expenses. Alongside, dairies plan to comply with curbed tuberculosis tests and local regulations.
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Cadar Malls
Joseph North
Woman Records Weight Gain After Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
In Cleveland Ohio a woman recounts dropping to 98 pounds after childbirth and illness. A neighbor's advice leads her to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After four bottles she weighs 118 pounds and resumes housework. The ad extols health as true wealth and promotes the tonic as a source of improvement.
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Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. Bressixcee
Nelson Ave
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Pinkham
Karnak Restores Omaha Woman After Nervous Breakdown
Miss Mary Canavan of 4219 Parker St Omaha says Karnak cured her nervous breakdown and internal troubles after doctors could help no longer. She praises the medicine for restoring health, strength, and weight, noting improved nerves and energy and the ability to drive and enjoy life again. Karnak is sold by Robert Drag Co in Waterlon.
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Parker St
Omaha
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Biamach
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Secretary of Park Commissioner Out
Des Moines reports Frank A. Mathis, commissioner of parks, seeking a new secretary after the resignation of James M. Morgan amid an investigation. Morgan faced allegations of attending a city hall picnic intoxicated and showing undue interest in a proposed aviation field site.
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Des Moines
INS
Frank A. Mathis
James M. Morgan
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Mathiss
City Aviation
Earthquake Destroys House in Malaga Province
An earthquake today struck Malaga and nearby villages in Spain. One house was destroyed and several structures were damaged. no injuries were reported. Local authorities assessed the extent of the damage and advised residents to stay alert.
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Malaga
Spain
INS
Prohibition Director Opens Sioux City HQs
Glen C. Brunson, director of prohibition enforcement in the fifteenth district, will open headquarters in Sioux City to serve Tawa Nebraska and South Dakoras, with a June 25 event announcing the new regional base.
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Sioux City
Capy
Glen C. Brunson
Tawa
Nebraska
South Dakars
New York Democrats Consider Drafting Al Smith Again
Utica New York June 29 INS Democrats leaders open talks to draft Gov Al Smith for renomination after hearing his Albany speech praising Edwin Corning chair of the state committee. They expressed confidence Smith would agree to be drafted while he attacked the Republican party and was nominated for governor and potentially for president.
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al Smith
Edwin ‘Corning
Albany
Democratic State Committee
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