Doctor Everall Held on Narcotic Charge in Texas
Dr Ben Everall once a Waterloo physician was arrested in El Paso Texas for narcotic law violations. Federal agents showed his photo to Waterloo acquaintances for ID, they confirmed a strong likeness to the former Waterloo doctor who served in World War I, refereed athletic events, and later left the city about five years ago due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Everall
Waterloo
el Paso
Tex
Department of Justice
Texas City
City Counters Ice Threat From Cedar to Avert Flood
Mayor Tibbitts outlined planned measures to control ice flows below the Cedar River bridge as flood risk grows. Work to raise water levels and manipulate barriers may begin soon with state aid on preserving fish while the city prepares for possible emergency action. Reserve Officers volunteered to aid Waterloo if spring thaw floods endanger property or lives, coordinating with American Legion, Red Cross, and guard units. exams for officers were scheduled to earn credit toward future appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbitts
State Fish‘and Game Commission
Black Hawk County
Reserve Officers
Rus Sells Lamson
BSA Group
Waterloo
E. E. McGinley
Arid
Ralph
National Guard
Alan Johnson
Henry J. Hoffey
Promoton
Snowstorm Hits Chicago Early March Morning
A severe snowstorm moved into Chicago just after daybreak, bringing heavy snow and much colder conditions. The storm was described as one of the worst of the season, disrupting travel and daily activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Funeral notices for Milton Hallstott and others in Waterloo area
Milton M Hallstott 91 a former Hillcrest annex ticket agent and World War I veteran died at a local hospital. Funeral services will be at Petersen Bros chapel with Rev Warren L Steaves officiating and burial at Faire view cemetery. He was born May 17 1897 in Dubuque and came to Waterloo in 1893. He married Dortzel Van Drew in 1926. Also funeral notices for Mrs Lawrence Duke of 1314 Jefferson Street with services at Deefe Towne chapel and for Sebastian Tobar 53 with services at St Marys Catholic Church.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Frank M. Haislett
Dortzel
van Drew
Neponset
Lawrence Duke
deMferson Street
Deefe & Towne Chanel
Edwin Boardman
First Breth
Etmwood Cemetery
March Snow Scrapes Through With Citywide Freeze
A heavy March snowfall blankets the city with 21 inches, yet trains stay on time and buses run largely on schedule. The Waverly line remains ice bound as crews battle drifts. snow plows struggle through five to six foot accumulations, and roads edge toward open status by weekend.
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Waverly
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Mason City
Servier
Greene Inte
Teachers College
Winneshiex
J. E. Goodrich
all+ triet
Kendallville
Minnesota
Calman
New Hamptons
Jack Casebelt
Donar
Casshrer Beights
Harry Lichty
Construction Maschinery Company
Oelwein Arlington Win Major Honors in Maynard Declam Meet
Oelwein and Arlington high schools swept top honors at the Maynard Declam meet held Wednesday evening. Fanny Parker won first in humorous, Wilma Sauerbry took first in dramatic, and David Grant of Oelwein captured the oratorical title. Judges were Supt. W. Cook Hazelton and Supt. Robert Smith of Aurora. A separate wedding announcement notes the marriage of Bamont DeLong and Mrs. Philips in Winterset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Arlington
Maynard
Paurter &Pecuet Serviers Maynerd
Marek J.—Ochwath
Arlington High Kenodls
Attineton
Fanniy Parker
Wilma Sauerbry
David Grant
Augen
W. Wa Cook
Hazelton
Robert Smith
Aurora
Winterset
Bamont DeLong
Philips
Wintay- Set
Hay
Temperatures and snowfall report fragment
Fragmentary weather note records temperatures for Thursday and Friday with unclear values and times. It mentions snowfall last night and a reference to a date or month. Specific figures and locations are unreadable, leaving the item as a partial weather update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornoom
High School Sectional Round Ups In Cedar Falls Area
Cedar Falls hosts morning sectional games as Geneva falls 27 to 15 to Cedar Falls high, Beaman defeats Wellsburg 19 to 16 and Albion tops Whitten 28 to 12 in class B, Parkersburg wins 30 to 18 over Denver, with Key upsets and upcoming matches including West Waterloo vs Waverly and Piers College vs Jesup.
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Cedar Falls
Orange Township
Geneva
Gaurier
Teachers College High School
Denver
West Wheterloo
Waverly
Peaders College
Jesup
Aplington
Beaman
Albion
Reinbeck
Wellsburg
Whitten
Winthrop
Oelwelh
Pundes
Wadena
Elgin
Conferees Close Session as Hoover Farewells Coolidge
Conferees on the dry law fund reserve a room in the capitol for the president’s departure at noon on March fourth. President Coolidge writes appreciative letters to cabinet members, who bid him farewell with affectionate notes. Cabinet members, led by Roy O. West, depart in sequence after a brief handshake.
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Capitol
Coolidge
Interior
Roy O. West
Chicago
Baby
John Garibaldi Sargent
Vermont
White House
Hoover
East High Declamatory Team Wins One First
East High dominates with one first in the subdistrict declamatory contest in Independence. Ruth Miller wins in dramatic, Robert Ritz takes second in oratorical, Evelyn Kuehnle third in humorous. Jesup’s Carleton Stoddard wins oratorical first, Independence’s Harry Guthormion tops humorous. Judges include W. A. Ottive and Misses Sehhweikert Clark. First-place winners advance to predistrict meet March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miller
East High
Inst Pight
Robert Ritz
Evelyn Kuehnle
Carleton Stoddard
Jesup
Christ
Harry Guthormion
Independence
W. A. Ottive
Alice Sehhweikert
Mary Clark
Manchester
Jefferson Man Is Cumbermen's Head
Dex Moines march 1b is A Milligan Jefferson is the new president of the Iowa Lumber and Material Dealers association elected at the close of the organization annual convention here yesterday John Haire Port Dexye was named vice president and Robert Conner Bes Moines treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex Moines
A. Milligan
Jefferson
Iowa Lumber and Material Dealers’ Association
Mligan
John Haire
Port
Dextye
Robert Conner
Bes Moines
Fifty Attend Central Christian Father Son Banquet
About fifty people filled the Central Christian church dining room for a father son banquet. A G Reid the speaker urged clean living. Oli McCann spoke on what a boy expects of his father and how a father should express love. Verne Remy shared boys ideals of their father while Rev Lew Harris and Clark Cozad offered reflections. W E Robinson chaired the boys work committee and acted as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tva
Christan Church
A. G. Reid
David
Oli McCann
Dee
Verne- Remy
Lew Harris
Clark Cozad
W. E. Robinson
Boys Work Committee
Esnuten
Toasimaster
New Operating Heads of 1. C. R. R. Promotions
New operating heads of the 1. C. R. R. Promoting officials take effect today with G E B Patterson named vice president in charge of operation and succeeding A E B Clift as president of the Central of Georgia. William Abwill becomes general manager succeeding Patterson, J W Hevron becomes general superintendent of northern lines at Chicago, succeeding Abwill. T J Quigley becomes superintendent of southern lines at New Orleans, succeeding Hevron. Patterson’s long career began as an extra telegraph operator in 1889. he rose through agent, station, and division posts and was general manager from 1924. Atwill Tanner Ingan, joining in 1895 as operator in Rockford, rose through dispatcher roles to chief train dispatcher and eventually to general superintendent of southern and later northern lines. Herron has served as general superintendent at New Orleans and Quiging as superintendent at Champaign.
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Tufneis Central Railway System
G. EB. Patterson
A. EB. Clift
Central of Georgia
William , Abwill
Patterson
J. W. Hevron
Northern Ines
Chicago
Atvwill
T. J. Quigley
Southern Unes
New Orleans
Hevron
Man
Mason
Freeport
Amboy
Fle
Springfield
Louisiana
Atwill
Ingan
Rockford
Ill
Gan
Clinton
Cherokee
Ta Beng
Touauque
Fary Coarge
Bubvaque
Omaha
Fort Dodge
du Lugue
Minnesota
St. Gaul
Carbondate
Southern Lines
Northern Lines
Herron
Quiging
Champaign
Michigan Modifies Life-for-Pint Law
Michigan lawmakers vote to remove liquor law violators and 120 minor offenses from the life sentence category under the criminal code. The administration amendment eliminates the life for a pint provision, marking a shift in penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lawsing
Mich
Upi
Storms along French Coast Claim Ten Lives
Eleven fishermen died as storms battered the French coast. Five drownings occurred near Dunkerque, three near Quimper, and three off Saintes Jonnes, with fishing smacks heavily damaged and several wrecks reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dunkerque
Quimper
Sables de- Jonne
Larceny of Auto Brings Five Year Penitentiary Sentence
Five year sentence given by Judge H. B. Boies for larceny of a $1,006 automobile from Miss Velma E. Rinehart. defendant George Bradberry, 35, said he had worked around town 12 years and is married. He was arrested by city police on February 13 on Cutter Street as he tried to start the car. Miss Rinehart’s purse had been moved to the other vehicle. Defense counsel Dr. Meyers appointed by the court. Also before the court Ralph Mathes, 18 not yet, pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing an automobile crankcase. He was represented by RB Merner. Judge Boies offered sentence options. mother chose six months or reform school, with navy enlistment planned after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma E. Rinehart
Hillcrest Apartments
Drs
Bradbery
Cutter Street
H. Meyers
Ralph Mathes
Creme
Boies
George Mathes
Cedar Falls
Mathes
FL Merner
State Reformatory
Navy
Wadena Without Train Service Since Monday
Fayette county community has been without train service since Monday afternoon when the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train was stalled by sleet and snow near West Union. A snow plow was working on the tracks yesterday and hoped to resume service today. Earlier delays occurred when the plow broke down near here.
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Wadena
Iittte Fayette County
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
West Uwhiion
Rail Air Service Inaugurated By Chicago Great Western
The Chicago Great Western begins a rail and air service linking Waterloo, Des Moines, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and beyond with Cleveland Ohio. Passengers depart at 11:50 PM by train, arrive Chicago 1:35 AM, then fly to Cleveland for daytime use. Planes are deluxe trimotor passenger types operated with Universal Air Lines System, syncing with Legionnaire and Chicago Special trains.
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Chicago
Cleveland
The
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Universal Air Lines System
Thec. G. W's Legionnaire
Twin Cities
Rochester
Waterloo
Marshelltown
State Health Head to Discuss Scarlet Fever Status Here
Dr Henry Albert state health commissioner will confer with Waterloo Medical Society tonight after dinner at Blacks Tea Room on scarlet fever in Waterloo and the state Fifty percent of Whittier and Hawthorne schoolchildren have taken the Dick test for susceptibility Reactions to the tests are being tabulated this afternoon Parents show fine cooperation in testing Dr John R Thompson city health officer safe today
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Henry Albert
Waterloo Medical Society
Black's Tearoom
Waterloo
Whittier
Hawthorne
John R. Thompson
Notables Prepare to Leave Capital as Crowds Arrive
Notables are set to depart the capital with John Coolidge son of the president in attendance as a major on the Governor Trumbull staff of Connecticut. March bands will be spaced at intervals through the line of march, and during the parade only the Army Band and the Quantico Marine Band will play Hail the Chief at the presidential reviewing stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coolidge
Trumbull
Connecticut
Army Band
Quantico Marine Band
Hotel Cigar Girl for 19 Years Quits
Mrs. Lulu Lawrence of 122 1-3 Fifth street east, a long time Ellis hotel lobby news agent selling edgars newspapers and magazines, has resigned after 19 years. She also served as a ticket agent for bus services. Mrs. Anna Baker will fill the vacancy.
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Lulu Lawrence
Fifth Street East
Edgars
Ellis Hotel
Ellis
Lawrence
Anna Baker
Winthrop Woman Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Albert Merrill died suddenly of heart disease Thursday afternoon at her Winthrop home. Survived by husband, three sons Hodge Charlies and Glyde in Minnesota, four daughters Bertha Fulckinger Hazel in Winthrop Northwood Ia Cedar Rapids. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday Congregational church. Also notes on an Indianapolis arrest, building permits, a Milwaukee visitor, an auto fatality in Moline, and local staff changes.
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Gourtar
Winthrop, In
Albert Merrill
Hodge
Charlies
Winthrop
Glyde
Minnesota
Bertha ,Fulckinger
Hazel Merrill
Northwood
Cedar Rapids
Congregational Church
Good civic group helps fund inaugural college band
Cedar Rapids report states James W. Good, attorney and national secretary of war pick Hoover, ordered a $1,000 check to support a college military band inaugural event. Local civic authorities did not solicit him, with about $2,600 more expected from a public concert tonight. Gant, Coe College graduate, is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar, Rapids
James W. Good
Focal
Hoover
College
Monda
Gant
Coe College
Radio reception conditions here bad says expert
Herbert L McMahon a Des Moines radio expert reports Waterloo listeners face conditions no worse in winter than elsewhere in Iowa He surveys for the Waterloo Radio club affiliated with the Town Listeners league He will present findings at 7 30 pm Monday at the Chrysta theatre Members and prospective members are urged to attend and bring statements of interference from their neighborhoods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wmder
Winterloo
Herbert L. McMahon
Des Moines
Waterloo Radio Club
Town Listeners League
McMahon
The
Waterloo Radio Clib
Chrysta Theatre
Clib
Waterloo
Quarantine report shows more disease cases in February
The February quarantine report shows an increase in scarlet fever from 180 to 230 cases, with 622 people under quarantine for various diseases. December had 105 cases. Three social disease cages were reported and three scarlet fever deaths occurred this month. A separate incident states Mrs Banks Sawyer was struck by an auto on Third Street West near Clough, suffering a cut and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gharits MacKay
David Toenjes
Third Street
Clough Street
Banks Uawyer
Campbell Street
Fire alarms report during afternoon incidents
Thursday events record multiple fires and alerts in Des Moines area. At 3:38 p m a residence on 530 Adams reported children playing with matches causing $100 in damage. 5:10 p m an Autontabite Fowler Warren firm at 117 Eleventh East faced a backfire with slight damage. 7:04 p m N M McGoy residence at 620 Ankeny had a shingles spark causing $5 damage. Ad copy urges insurance with Herman Miller contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elberg
Adams
Cornetist Featured On WMT Tonight Broadcast
Will Ball, a prominent cornetist, leads a WMT program from 8:30 to 9 tonight sponsored by J T Dahlstrom agency for Central Life Assurance. The show features trio openings, cornet solos including Dusty in the Air and My Old Kentucky Home, and ensembles with Scholin and Seholin in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
WMT
J. T. Dahlstrom
Central Life Assurance Society
Gray Smith
Kentucky Home
Foster
Charles J. Ball
C. Albert Seholin
Cornet Solog
Bartlet
the Rosary
Nevin
Mr. Ball
Mr. Schoglin
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U. S
Haislett
Rock Island
Uckel
Hoe
Three Hundred Twenty-fourth Supply Company
Sebastian Tobar
St. Mary's Cathodc
Guriel
Calvary
New Jersey
Mozario McLain
Claht
New York
Gang
Greene
West
Central Christian Father-Son &Anquet
Tillie
By Russ Westover
G. E. Patterson
William Atwill
George Bradberry
Wlard Aldrich
Cascaden Hospital
New
Indianapolis
Jackson C. Eslinger
North End
Ind
Arthur Fowler
Walnut Street
Ray Randsil
Commercial
Power Street
Riverview Addition
Greenwood
Milwaukee
Wis
Emerson Gehoo
Clyde Davis
Third Street West
Source Research Corporation
AUTO
Chien
Moline
Plorence Paltman
Wheatland
Sho
Cheney
C. M. Cheney
W., C.F. & N. Tallway Company
John
Doc) Wilson
Urban Schutte
Fourth Street West
Joseph Keegan
C.D. Millard
C. J, Millard
Blut Street
Gled
Presbyter Vian Hospital
Inau
Crystal
Gorry
Herman
Miller
Ball
Schotn
Miller's Creek
Watkins’ Coal & Lumber Company
Sixth
Lafayette Washington
Mullan Ave
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