Denver Physician Admits May Have Killed Daughter
A Denver physician, Dr Harold Blazer, confessed last night that he may have killed his daughter Hazel, 32, found suffocated at the Blazer home a week earlier. Authorities planned to serve a murder warrant today as Blazer, in a hospital bed, claimed he could not recall the events. He described his daughter as helpless and said he had no desire for her death.
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School Kids Win Funds For School Activities
March 3 wire service reports that a western state school board may not divert money earned by pupils from school entertainments and activities. Attorney General Gibson upheld the pupils right to spend receipts on approved equipment and displays, while noting discipline concerns.
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Checking Accounts Disposed of Today by Black Hawk Bank
In an interview today with F. J. Kightey receiver of Black Hawk National bank, he said all checks in owner accounts are being mailed today, ending checking accounts. Savings accounts will be paid in numerical order. debtors receive a postcard with a call date and must present the savings passbook and sign.
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Black Hawk National Bank
Owen
Older Boys Conference Slated for La Porte City
The fifth annual Older Boys conference of Black Hawk county M C A will be held at La Porte City Evangelical church on Thursday March 12. About 100 boys are expected to attend and local Hi clubs will be represented. The program runs morning to noon with lunch, then 1:45 to 4 pm, followed by a banquet at 6:15. Speakers include Rev G G Lusted La Porte City GE Ford Des Moines Rev J A Lawrie Cedar Heights Ney La Porte City J H Add Des Moines H C Moeller county superintendent and S Hankins Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
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Cedar Heights
Revney
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines Judge Grants 13 Injunctions Against Bootleggers
Des Moines reports Judge Wey G Bonner issued 13 injunctions against bootleggers in 24 hours as County Attorney Seeburger intensifies the crackdown begun a week ago. The actions target alleged offenders in the ongoing anti bootlegging drive.
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Des Moines
Wey G. Bonner
Seeburger
Radio Programs Wednesday Listings Across Stations
A dense collage of radio schedules lists performances across networks from WEI Boston to WRC Washington. It mentions orchestras, string quintets, vocalists, Hawaiian readings, and various concerts with times and notable groups or venues noted where readable.
Coolidge Inaugural Address Radio Tickets Available
Courier reports seats for the Coolidge inaugural at Plaza Theatre are selling fast with about 700 remaining. The ceremony will air at 11 a.m. as seating inside may fill. radio gear will be set up outside if needed. Tickets via Courier office. two per person maximum. The Holmes company and Waterloo theatre will also relay the address by radio.
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Postal Pay Increase Hits Waterloo Postoffice
Pay raises for all Waterloo Post Office employees will total about 21000 dollars per year following the postal tale increase bill signed by President Coolidge Saturday night. Ray C. Eggert, the local postmaster, notes the change will adjust wages across all ranks.
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Coolidge
Ray C. Eggert
Inauguration Broadcast Schedule Revised for Coolidge Oath
Washington March 3 United Press reports a schedule shift for the inauguration. The radio broadcast of oath ceremonies will begin at noon eastern time from the Plaza Theatre with WEAF WRG networks carrying the program. The Marine Band concert starts at noon and the procession follows about 35 minutes later. Stations across the country including WHAF Los Angeles New York Washington Boston Hartford and more will air the event in multiple time zones.
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Coolidge
United States Marine Band
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Denver
WHAF
Atlanta
Postal workers receive retroactive raise and back pay
A retroactive pay increase to January 1 will grant $3,500 in back salaries. The 1925 raise, likely covering all post office workers from assistant postmaster to laborers, is expected to be offset by higher receipts at the Waterloo office in the first two months of the year, showing more than $21,000 in gains over the same period last year. The average increase is about 22.00.
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Lwast
Waterloo
Germany Presses On With Army Training And Arms Production
Paris reports the Interallied council will study Germany's disarmament throughout weeks. Marshal Foch and the military control commission present a voluminous report with photographs. Germany is shown as maintaining an army and armament facilities. The council may refer the matter to governments for an allied conference to resolve disarmament.
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Unclear Fault Report on Fireproofing and Building Use
An authoritative source notes faults in fire protection for the Foch commission building. The military control commission is expected to require another week for a report dated from the control body. Sleeping quarters beneath may lack fireproofing, while defense says ample fire escapes exist and that building code fireproof provisions do not apply due to prior residential use before the code adoption.
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Suffer n Tiller case under advisement by Judge Gwynne
After a trial Judge John W Gwynne of the municipal court has taken under advisement the question of whether the Suffern building can rent the upper stories for living apartments. Ray Tiller fire chief testified that the upper floors are not safe.
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Basketball Coach and Girls Honored at Tripoli Dinner
Miss Dorothy Clasen hosted a dinner for Mrs. King, the high school girls basketball coach, and the players in Tripoli. The meal served about 30 guests and a basketball centerpiece framed a program of toasts after the dinner.
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