Widow of Waterloo Pioneer to Be Buried Tuesday
Mrs. Geo R. Crittenden, former Waterloo resident Mrs. Fannie Wyman, died at 1:10 a m in Minneapolis. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Tuesday in Kistner's chapel. Burial in Pua View mausoleum. Mrs. Crittenden, born July 7 1827 in Ohio, widow of George Crittenden, was active in First Baptist church. Surviving: son Frank of Chicago and daughter Caro deceased. The body will arrive in Waterlo o later today and be taken to the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panera Servis
Geor
Crivendery
Victories
Fannie
Min- Reape
Kistner
Shu
RL WilGtasen
First Haptis
Pua View
Decedamt
Whitabeth Corson
Dan
Miumec
Charles Mul Maria Corgan
George Re Omon
Waterloo
Whith
Tivy
Minneapolis
Crittenden
First Baptist Church
Waverley
Wyman
Coolidge Tax Debate Highlights Rising Local Burdens
A 1920s press analysis argues that while federal tax cuts under Coolidge reduced federal spending, state and local taxes rose sharply, increasing overall debt. It cites Lord’s figures: 1921 total government costs at $9.566 billion and 1925 at $11.539 billion, with state and local portions growing by about $4 billion as federal cuts reached $2 billion. The piece warns of heavier local tax burdens and debate over taxation visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lord
Coolidge
Soci
Socal
Washington
Drudger
Melia
Government to Buy Third Liberty Loan Bonds
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the government plans to purchase Third Liberty Loan bonds. The text mentions banks and an entity Mellon, with references to promoters, connections, and a possible financial mechanism through another bank, but details are unclear.
Birthday customs mark belated celebrations in Waterls area
Residents of Waterls orn in Mebenary observed the month ending without birthday celebrations. Mrs. Mary F. Kranbuehl aged 76 would have turned 29 by her birthday riverances but missed many cards and gifts. Others mentioned include Robert Bighenbaeh 72, and John Witdis 1415 Larayerted street whose first anniversary is noted for Feb 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlsorn
Mebenary
Beliracsry
Levine
Mary
Kranbuehl
Har Wiehter
Robert Woo Waite
Westen Avenue
Cumada
Colette
Nus
Nus! Mores Cards and Gifts Trudy Criendield
Robert Bighenbaeh
Branklin Street
All Around Athlete and College Profengaged for Scouts
James T Nielsen, assistant pro tor of pathology at Cornell, joins Waterloo Boy Scout Council as a camp staff member for the corn summer camping period opening June 7. Nielsen, a three year Cornell varsity wrestler and track man, holds a life saving medal and is expected to boost camp safety. fee remains 4 dollars for seven days with six periods likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Nielsen
Cornell Epiléee
Mount Vernon
Waterloo
Starr
Ims
Lie Joe Court
Wenor
National
Nielsen
Cornell College
Fio
Ames
Ex-Sheriff Morris Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
A coroner's jury in Carlisle, Iowa found former Warren county sheriff C. M. Morris committed suicide. He shot himself in the head on Sunday amid despondency. An auditor's report showed a $148.40 shortage in Morris's books. he had resigned on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mare
Carlisle
Laws
C. M. Morris
Warren Coucdly
Indianois
Morris
Papers organize to handle advertising in Northwestern Iowa
Newspaper men in Cherokee Iowa organized the United Newspapers of Love on March 1 to enroll a paper in every county and hire an advertising man with Chicago offices to handle large firms. W. C. Jarnagin Storm Lake was named chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Northwestern
Towa
United Newspapers of Love
Chicago
W. C. Jarnagin
Storm Leke
Mrs Allen G Close Dies After Illness in Waterloo
Mrs. Allen G Close 55 of Reinbeck Iowa died yesterday at St Kramers hospital after a complicated illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday with a family burial in the local cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs Morrison and Mrs Syt, and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Allen G
Yario “Allen - Ussh
Waterlan
Renl
Methodist Episcopal Chaprch
Haver
Union Congregational Sharch
Waterloo
Rachel Wml Mee
Syt Morrison
Thei Protier
Sibert
Thos Maines
Hind
Troyer and Stevich Testify in Ail Ray Hunbley Case
Mrs. Troyer and her daughter visited the husband at the county jail before his three year Fort Madison penitentiary term for third violation of Hover laws. Troyer heads to the big tease with Warren Duckley and is Haw k county’s first woman to receive a jury term for liquor law coalition. Raymon’dley faces a similar penalty if convicted.
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MD .Troyer
Fort Madison
Troyer
Doubbt
Warren Duckley
Oman
Hawk County
Liquor Law Coalition
Ray Uonedley
Bootlegging case tied to funds at Waterloo pool hall
District court heard testimony in a third offense bootlegging case against Hay Hundley. Witnesses described a February March alcohol purchase at a Dawes farm and a check for 580, endorsed by Hundley and Hughes, cashed in a Waterloo pool hall where Hundley worked. Other witnesses linked Hue to bootlegging and identified the pool hall as the transaction site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Troyer
Fort Madison
Raymond Stegich
Hay Hundley
Melvin /Gardalin
Clarion
Mupdey
Gardalin
Hundley
Gare
Marely
Hi Is
Trever
Ilughes
Waterloo
Ray Itwade
Ley
LeWards
Troyer
Sievieh
Lestimour Huadlay
Hoth
Trindsey
Fragmentary note recounts Handley sighting and local offices
A garbled record cites Handley sightings at the plaza and mentions officials in the county treasurer's office and a clerk, with scattered references to Waterloo Auto Exchange and a winter period. The text is incomplete and fragmented, lacking clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Larry Wees
Waterloo Auto Exchange
Jeffrey
Heal
Beckwith
Social Welfare League Adds 40 Cases in Month
February monthly report from Mrs. Pugh shows 40 new nursing cases for the Social Welfare League with 24 discharged and 19 improved. Home visits totaled 40 with most for thirst service, dressings, and treatments. Miss Lorene Standish to relieve Mrs. Pugh next Monday as permanent public health nurse.
Altstadt Denies School Board Candidacy Amid Filing Rush
In a district election with two vacancies, Altstadt rejects being a candidate while confirming papers were due. East board terms end soon with Great Adlaws and Alterudt expected to file late. West board retiree Rohle filed. Osle seeks replacement for Wilson. Brant, club officials, and women’s group push for female candidates.
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Hare
End
Adlaws
Cbl Alterudt
W. HL Brant
al- Stall
I. £. Rohle
West Board
Wo Be
Osle
CLT
Wilson
Althe the Wondan's
Club Laddy
Two Women Seek Texas Governor Nomination in March Filing
Thad Tex reports two women enter the Texas gubernatorial race with aims to vindicate family names Edith Wilmans a former legislator plans an honesty government platform. Miriam Petenson also seeks the nomination and Vandervan former Lieutenant Governor Lyeneyy Davinson is the sole male candidate so far. The piece notes the Republican Party’s strength and the upcoming first primary of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Tex
Texas
Miriamy Petenson
Edith Wilmans
Iz Seq
Gum Cuds Interfere With Good Testimony Judge Stiles Says
Judge Stiles of the district court questions whether a witness can testify effectively while chewing gum. He asks testify to remove gum, noting the practice may affect the weight of testimony. Police officer John J. Collins was admonished after taking the oath to remove the gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles
District Court
John J. Collins
Police Department
Ray Hundley
Former Iowa Woman Dies in Wisconsin
The former Iowa resident dies in Amery Wisconsin on February 22 after reaching her home. She is survived by Mrs. A. L. London of Waterloo and Grover Winchell and Mrs. Ora Ray Thompeween among others.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Clarksville
Marcel
Tarney Winchell
Amery
Wis
Hickin
London
Waterloo
Abs
Chirk
Grover Winchell
Ora Ray
Thompween
AL Pd
Visit of Diocesan Bishop and Guests at St Luke's Church
Sunday service at St Luke's Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Harve Lougiey Bishop of the diocese. Visitors from Waccoada Mt and Thomas Lynels present with local families, including Mrs Seatlin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Episcopal
Tve
Harve S. Lougiey
Waccoada
Thomas Lynels
Wancotia
Davehe Reo
Rust
Seatlin
80-Year-Old Man Obtains Injunction in Wright County Case
An 80-year-old man from Cedar Falls seeks a continuance and injunction in Wright County alleging heart disease and a dislocated shoulder constrain his ability to stand trial on two indictments involving a 12-year-old girl. The petition mentions a grand jury indictment, bonds of $4,500 and $6,500, and a bench warrant. He cites health risks and requests stay while hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap, Bett
G. W. Wood
Fred Johnson
Sherif
Wright County
Belt
Cedar Falls
Grand Jury
Ulay Rink
EL. E
Agee
Waterloo
A. S. Hanken
A.A. Rhonalt
Cedar
Furher
Wight County
Wright
Iie
L. Belt
Mears & Lovejoy
Atorney ' DD
Leonard
Deauly Sherifl
Clarion
Eagle Grove
Sartori Hospital
Federal Judge Transfers Osage Death Case to State Court
Judge John H. Cotteral of the western Oklahoma district court ruled federal jurisdiction absent in the Osage death case involving cattleman king of the Osage bill and Osage county farmer John Ramsey. He ordered Hale and Ramsey turned over to Osage County sheriff. Roy Lewis announced an appeal to the Supreme Court. Authorities indicated county officials would not prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Hale
Ramsey
Osage County
Roy
Lewis
Atttorney
Supreme Court
Defense Airdiners
Gage County
Grand Jury Impaneled Then Adjourned Until Wednesday
Judge 1 Boies impaneled a new grand jury this morning and adjourned proceedings until Wednesday. County Attorney W Cook and assistant will lead the Thindies trial. Foreman Alvin Fenton heads a panel including Clara Say rout and others, marking a second time women have served on a jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies
Ueir
W Cook
Thindies
Bahay
Tenaerre
Lens
WH Bickel
Alvin Fenton
Oneill
Clara Sayrout
Withert Miller
W. G. Drindierst
Sunday Sunbeams Booze Bottle Explodes in Chief Office
Sunday Sunbeams reports a small liquor bottle mishap in the Chief B A Leighton office. Deputy Warren Buckley witnessed the incident near Sycamore and Sixth streets and Davis was found with a half pint of liquor during a search. Officers obtained a warrant, found more home brew, and seized cider from Kronberg Grocery as investigators pursue county attorney charges.
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Dewey Davis
Commercial Street
Liberty
Warren Buckley
Davis
Joan Howard
Sycamore
Sixth Streets
Buckley
Manard
PE. Walker
Walker
Howard
Semple
Attourney
B.A. Leighton
Cher
Kroubberg
W. A. Cook
Stead Patrehian P. Maxon
Sheri Warren Bay
Relph Davis
Mason
Cook
Prom
W. Gelehell
Idtcntions
Alro
Nathan Kronberg
Chicago Republicans split as Tribune exposes links to gangsters
Chicago factions in the Republican party widen rifts after the Chicago Tribune publishes a two photo expose linking politicians from senator to state officials with gangster leaders like Genna. The images accompany a broader push by reform groups for a congressional crime probe, which faces opposition from Senator Hiram W. Johnson who calls such inquiry unwarranted interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Efreles
Republican
Linois
Chicago Tribune
United States
the Tribune
Robert E. Crowe
Fred Sterling
Louis J. Emmerson
Jin
Genna
Stalian Quarter
Nature Wus Genna Gang
Beneen
Charles
Deucen
Iry
Diamond Joe" Esposita
Bootteg
Deneen
Crowe
Senate
Chicago Letter Government Association
Republican Party
Johnson
Washington
D. C
INS
Better Government Association
Hiram W. Johnson
Repiblican
California
Senate Immigration Committee
Palmyra Heresy Case and Naval Dispatches
The report notes Palmyra ongoing heresy case proceedings and a follow up meeting as church figures clash with congregants. It mentions U S Navy expansion with ships in build status and lists Allied vessels including France and Germany in the broader maritime context.
Hast High School Health Pageant Planned at East High Stadium
East old public veheels in East iWigt stage a health pageant Friday afternoon led by school nurse Della Darling and Grace Ullemerver with Thor a Cellyers in charge of physical training. Students from every school district participate in songs pantomime and gymnastic exercises promoting health and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Santell
West
Caari
Vicinal
Leara Younes
Wil Bel
East Old Public Veheels
East iWigt
Della Darling
Grace Ullemerver
Mies
Thora Cellyers
Momo
Schools Should Be Service Stations for Life
Miss Agnes Samuelson of the extension department at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls addressed Rotary at the Hotel Russell LaSalle, urging schools to be run in a businesslike way and to serve the community. Speakers included T Wilson on Service in business, Fred P Johnson on Service as a basis for enterprise, and Guy N Lee on developing acquaintance as an opportunity for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Samuelson
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mmembers
Rotary Club
Ark
Russell-Lauson
Rotary
International Organization
T. Wilson
Bryery Roman
Elis
Fred P
Johnson
Guy N. Lee
Servier
Income Tax Returns Pour In At Rate Of Hundred Daily
At the federal building internal revenue office daily receipts show about 100 tax returns. Deputy Collector Co M Williams says most are low income individuals under 900. Deputy Kennecher from Dubuque arrives to March 15 to aid with filings and tentative firm returns are due by March 15 with one quarter of tax paid and a 60 day extension for amendments due to new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
M. Williams
A. A. Kennecher
Dibuque
Williams
Omaha Sniper Looks Like Depe Fiend to Chief Leighton
Omaha police chief H A Leighton described Frank Carter as a small ordinary tramp with a sick look in his eyes and dope fiend appearance. Leighton said Carter appeared calm when told of his Waterloo ties and admitted visits to Waterton, while weighing about 150 pounds at 4 foot 6 inches.
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Omaha
Depe
E. A. Leighton
Frank Carter
H. A. Leighton
Carterardis
Ulins
Hina
Leighton
Waterloo
Waterton
Clarksville Boys Win County Basketball Trophy Again
Clarksville earns the county trophy for basketball by winning the county tournament at Sell Rock Friday night. The victory gives Clarksville its third consecutive county title, with Greene and Chirksville noted for prior wins in earlier years.
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Clarksville
Clarksville. la
Marettes
Clarksville Ba
Sell Rock
Greene
Chirksville
Sylvia Day
Dumont
Alice Shafer
I Asher
Local Fire Alarm Corrects Damaged Property Impact
Fire alarms reported a blaze causing about 70 pounds in damage. Marsh Smith of 420 Pygoklin Street identified the incident and noted the response by local crews. The fire, described by Mrs Martin Franklin as a failed offer, was extinguished and authorities released details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Smith
Pygoklin Street
Marti San i Franklin
St Francis Hospital Reports Possible Appendicitis Operation
A report from St Francis hospital details surgery plans as doctors decide whether an appendicitis operation is required for a patient identified as B. Reies. Journalistic notes describe the medical status and upcoming procedure.
March Weather Summary From a Turbulent Start to Spring
The article notes a northwest gale with high winds and stray snow flurries giving way to sun. It records February temperatures with a high of 58 and a low of seven, plus precipitation totaling 0.65 inches and 6.3 inches of rain tall snow. It details days of clear, cloudy, and partly cloudy weather and lists daily temperature averages.
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Cl ‘Colurmi
Ero Deys
Cigt
Grace M E Missionary Societies Raise Nears $1000
Grace M E Women's Missionary Societies contributed $995.55 during the annual bank offering day at Grace Meta dist Episcopal church. Branch president S Dow of Des Moines announced the combined effort led by Mrs A N Gleason president of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society and Miss Florence Black of the young women's organization. The total will be increased to $1,000 before shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay R S. Dow
Des Moines
Graces Metadist
Episcopal Church
Matlad Arias Ower
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
A. N. Gleason
A. BR
Florence Black
Mes
Gleason
Council Sets Special Session Over Garbage Disposal
Mayor A. Gnagy calls a special city council meeting to address garbage disposal. This is the second special session this year on the issue. An advertisement for bids drew one bid last Monday, with several more bids received. officials will review them this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnagy
Son
MacWay
Coolidge Accepts Haney's Resignation
President Castilac accepted Bart E. Haney of Oregon resigning as a member of the United States shipping boat. Haney is expected to serve as interim Oregon Democrat in a senate race against Senator Stamfront. Official sources confirm the resignation is accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Mirren
ENSI
Castilac
Bart E. Aney
Oregon
United States Shipping Boat
Haney
Senate
Wiliewi
Gideons Lead Worship at Waterloo Cedar Falls Churches
Gideons of Waterloo and Cedar Falls led services at St John’s Lutheran in Midenpendenen and at St John’s and Zion Evangelical churches. They supplied hotels with 22 bibles and distributed 4 in Cedar Rapids. Dinner planned for members in Black’s balcony. Local reports cover past month activities and community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideons
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
St. John's
Dinard
Coiay Raphis 1H Center
Part Dodge
Storm Lake Tin Fonda
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Morte
Sarge
Yael Sarvices
Masitt
Sears
Shiv
Marthe
Faustina
Troyer, Stevich
Ray Hunbley
Ray Dtundley
Udin
Othe Winterton
Owen
Sovich
McAlvin
Eallen
Benwine
Beelawith
John
Vedscot
Amtenoidie Gue Cmt
Soar Tar
Vow Cah
Wi AG Walle City
Vyndtes Ccenigy Bae Y Cere Chine
Carl Anderson
Social Welfare League
Altstadt
BR Oinspectois
Syed Fern
Cains
Erie
Sherif IF
U. S
Atty.rowe
Tribune
Palmyra
U.S
Fil
Church Ofheist
W. Glyde Martin
Alain i
Martin
Luccardinus
United Stefent Aidlett
France
Tuy Germeay
Hast
Hast High
Lulu Santell
Samuelson
Dee Flaved
Sherwin
MT Tere
Teorey
WL Brandt
Judas Hi
B. Reies
St. Fratcis Hospital
Iridas
March
Grace M. E. Women’s Missionary Societies
Independence
Gvarge Rvpeman
Gestage
AL Batenay
IMAL
Prehitives
Tiis
Mesaja
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