Theodore Roosevelt Back’s Ready For Public Life Frolic
The fragment notes Theodore Roosevelt intends to return to public life and politics after years out of office. It references a Himalaya snow slide rescue, nerves under pressure, and hunting trophies including mountain sheep with large horns. It mentions past governors like Al Smith and a Wall Street betting note on Smith’s re election prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
York Br
al Smith
Wall Street
Smith
Himalayas
Avis Poll
Nike
Ovis
Ghett Mountain
Midwest Farm Legislation Promises From Coolidge Speech
President Coolidge pledges action on farmer aid in the Midwest. Proposals before the house include federal farm boards, marketing associations, stabilizing commissions, and financing plans to buy, store, or sell surpluses. Bills seek market access, price supports, and cooperative marketing to balance domestic and world prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Dickinsom
Dickinson
Federal Farm Board
Aswell
Louisiana
Interstate Farm Marketing Association
Christopherson
Republican
South Dakota
American Stabilizing Commission
Federal Reserve Bank
Sinclair
North Dakota
King
Uinois
United States
Little
Kansas
Secretary of Agriculture
Strong
Pobilican
Heavy Rails Selling Adds to Frenzy of Stock Market Fall
New York, March 3. Heavy selling pushed the stock market into a broad collapse. Industrial stocks lost across the board as vast shares like United States Steel and Standard Oil faced heavy declines. The day closed with major indexes down and rail issues slumping, while some issues recovered slightly after intraday lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow
New York
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Standard Jail Company
New Jersey
Terday
Unclear text on national defense bills in House
Fragmentary report indicates the House refused to report a defense measure. Mentions creation of a unified air corps and separate air force, with debate over department structure. Names and specifics are garbled in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
D. G
Maren
Mitica
Department of National
Tole
Mitusure
Army
Fire wagons arrive as townsfolk awaken to blaze
A garbled report describes a morning fire at a home on Marond Street, with Chief Ray Tiller estimating a loss around 400 dollars. Fire crews, led by Stationer Ernest Ronson, battled flames in a basement while bystanders watched. The incident prompted authorities to inspect the scene and review safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pro EM
Galen Jeg Marond Strert
Ray Tiller
Rapilly
Tar Hatie
Mastadts
Ernest Ronson
Pt Nati
Tas
Trainor Purportedly Sought on 1920 Prohibition Conspiracy Charge
Police report Charles Trainor, 49, of 302 Mulberry Street, collapsed in Central cafe and was identified as the man wanted in 1920 on a federal conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. He allegedly swallowed an emetic. doctors said he recovered. Trainor led a gang that hijacked a 1200 gallon booze cargo near Watertog, later seized by police. Warrant had lapsed after revocation. federal charges unresolved as custody remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trainer
Mulberry Street
Fourth Street
Trainor
H jYould
Ichief A. Leighton Sai Trainor
Shermer
Ey Merald
St. Lows
Minnesota Guard Inspections by National Guard Instructor
An National Guard instructor will inspect Minnesota guard units in Redwood Falls and nearby areas. The visit includes a scheduled review of equipment and training standards by Captain Roy Vogt and Captain Lolusen, with time set for late March into April.
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N. G
Minnesota Guard
Ann Janson
Nut
National Guard
Mfartig Federal
Ahudonay Guard
Erlog Mareh
Comte
Redwood Alts
Will
Peta Hoehester
Siw
Rel Wink
Mov Bengen
Sirmeart
Whubay
Laverne Aed Warrat
Roy Vo Tiekard
Lawrence Ia
de Lay
Nate the
aAvinerk
Caytain Lolusen
Selon OL
Fragmentary OCR note on Martine Giday Watt and year-end actions
An unclear OCR snippet mentions an individual named Martin Giday Watt and a discussion of presidency duties over a running year. It references a four year term, earnings, and officers. the legibility is poor and many words are garbled.
Iowa farmer struck by pretenders attacks in Sapiro speech
In Les Moines on March 3 Aaron Sapiro, California co operatives advocate, attacked the Dickinson bill and price fixing. He said the bill would set a board to decide surpluses and fix prices, criticized Iowa farm spokesmen, and argued co operative marketing is the sane solution. He urged Iowa to stay in Iowa and warned against political exploitation of farmers. He cited California raisin growers and Danish success with co operatives, and noted tenancy declines in Iowa. Fraternal night observances and evangelistic services followed in Central Christian church with Jape preaching on The Church and the Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Moines
Aaron Supteo
Lifornia Co-Operatives
de Diexinaon WM
Iowa
Laws
Hone
Washington
Iowa Corn Conference
Jardine
Cine Neeadence
California
Midie
Denmark
Towa
Chrisian
Jape
Rey
EL Jape
Jope
Waller Caous
Virginia
Hope
Boonie Dourberty
Washington, D. C
Mare
Cole
Loase Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Ifv
Awe
Hssouri
Agriculture Department
Cntcorded
Bbeartdlestan
Alcohele
Hinek Siyap
Hawes Wiid
Toman
Robinson
Ohio
Cols Hill
Loney
Tripoli Woman Undergoes Major Operation at Allen Memorial
Mrs. CL Claus of Tripoli underwent a major operation at Allen Memorial hospital this morning and is reported satisfactory. A. M. Schook of Greene returned home today after a stay at Allen Memorial hospital. Headford’s Lots Fourth Street West is at Allen Memorial hospital for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus
Tripoli
Allen Memorial Hospital
A. M. Schook
Greene
Allen Memorial Heypital i
EL Headford
Fourth Street
Faculty urged by student council to be more human
Iowa City March 4. The state university student council proposes a policy to the faculty urging more humane conduct. Changes include stopping letters to parents, adopting a more humane approach, moving the junior prom deadline, adjusting event formats to later times, and allowing a target fee for ticketing. The resolution notes student party conduct had become telltale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Peachabie
Subdistrict declams held across 12 northeast Iowa towns
Subdistrict declamation contests will be held Friday March 14 in 12 northeast Iowa cities including Plymouth Quasqueton Clermont Strawberry Point Eldora and Nevada. Winners advance to predistrict tournaments March 20 with speakers from West High Ralph Chifas Craig Ellyson Theodore Rehder Eneatha Kenyon and others advancing from La Porte City and Dunkerton preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lown
Charles W. Kline
East District
West Hieh
Ralph Chifas
Craig Ellyson
Theodore Rehder
la Porte City
Drilling fire loss held to $700 in Utica Street home
Damage to C. T. Drilling residence at 507 Utica Street totaled about 700 after a blaze started in a clothes closet and burned through three main floor rooms. Firefighters contained the flames after dense smoke and a blaze filled the interior. Insurance covered Drilling’s personal loss of 200, while an appraiser valued the house at 300. A second roof fire at 1009 Grant Avenue at 0:25 am caused minor damage before fire crews quelled it.
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C. T. Drilling
Utica Street
L. B. Park
Grant Avenue
Mabel Archer and Etta Diana Brady Obituaries
Several obituaries list Mabel Archer of Sumner Street and Etta Diana Brady of Pasadena Cal, noting their deaths at home and hospital respectively. Details mention birthplaces dates and survivor relations among extended families, with burial or service arrangements pending.
German measles outbreak in Waterloo prompts quarantines
City health commissioner C. R. Thompson reports 47 measles cases since February 5 and 22 homes placarded in Waterloo. Twenty one more homes are under quarantine. Thompson says the epidemic is not cause for great worry, as German measles are mild and typically clear with 12 days of quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mesher C. R. Fhompson
West High Minstrel Rehearsal Tomorrow
A minstrel show rehearsal is planned for Thursday night in the Weats High school auditorium led by Earl Vre gilgus. Selected performers include Max Bolatle James Has Folgay Tong Sianier Ransom Stoberrt Petter and Ancis Deets with Salsane as interlocutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weats High School
Tingunerd
Earl Vregilgus
Tor Salsane
Max Bolatle
James Has
Folgay Tong
Sianier Ransom
Stoberrt Petter
Ancis Deets
En Men
EY BGYO WIL TAKE GYPSY TOUR
Secretary Gad Tring announces a Y. M. C. A. activity tour for EY BGYO with 12 members by motorbus. The route spans Wisconsin regions including McGrevor areas and approximately 1,050 miles. Participants will camp, cook meals, and a tour supervisor oversees arrangements.
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Gad Tring
Lee
Y. al
Wild Life
McGrexvor
Wisconsin
Godiuring
Sam
Maer
Gadtfring
M. R
Panu
Niagara Arts
Mawanooth Cave
Westdastou
John J. O'Connor Pioneer Iowan dies at 78
John J. O'Connor prominent pioneer of Black Hawk county and Cedar Township, member of O'Connor Brothers Elevator and Lumber, died at his home in Waterloo at 78 after years of illness following a stroke. He came to America from Ireland as a child, helped establish family businesses in Raymond and surrounding towns, and left a son John J. O'Connor Jr. He was active in Sacred Heart Church and the Knights of Columbus. The obituary notes his autobiographical efforts detailing the 1853 trek from Illinois to Iowa in an ox wagon.
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Pve Borer Peer Paul
Ale Onk Avenue
Lop
Olwee
Osst Putt
Tein Bernards
Oklahoma
Cis
Tkin
Wileman & Ginds
Sonn F. O'Connor
Hawk County
Aunais Ina
Ater
Palm
Kingsley Avenue
Rayna
Friends Ville
John J. O'Connor
John O'Connor
America
Ireland
Illinois
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Raymond
O'Connor
Jim
P. Jin
Washburn
Sammer
Westgate
Jesups
Burdatte
Cedar Township
Unon
Black Hawks County
John
Hardsips Stone
Nebraska
Maria Mutqueen
John J O'Connor
Kings Avenue
Rr PW
Irs
Michael Nugent Auha Youngbiit
Qunor
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Order of Knights of Columbus
Fami
Sta Autobiograply
Ilinois
Budhaymor
Uthle
Lockford
Til
United States
Iynard
Waterlos
Ine
Cite Nens Gas & Weetrie Col
Rew
Davies
East Park Presbyterian Church
Oil City
Maynard
Elect New Officers Tonight At Lodge Meeting
Witt 48 candidates for membership to be initiated and the annual election of officers scheduled. The meeting of Waterton Lodge tonight will be interesting with a large turnout expected. Officers elected will be installed the first Wednesday in April with special ceremonies and encertainment due to the amount of business before the lodge.
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Witt
Waterton Tudge
Aout
P. C. Ellis
Wit
B. DB
Winter
Riker
Cedar Rapids Pioneer Basket Team To Meet Local Quintet
Cedar Rapids Pioneer basketball squad will travel to Cedar Rapids on Saturday March 13 to face the local Paneer quintet in a spring meet. The meeting is announced by J. Apfring, boys secretary of the Waterloo Pioneers, with the regular visit set for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Pioneer
le J. 1
Apfring
Thay
Watterloo Ploneers
Visi
Cedar Rape
Lowans Prosper on Louisiana Rice and Oil Markets
Former Iowans prosper as Lakeland rice and oil plantations attract settlers near Lake Charles Louisiana. Bo Maynard of Central Iowa Power and Light Co reports on growth, noting large rice fields, Sulphur area sulfur extraction, and shifts from cotton to diversified agriculture. Maynard recalls former Waterlooians and mentions travel with Mrs Maynard and granddaughter Margaret Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Maynard
Bo Maynard
Soc Y
Iawa Powey & Lig Co
Lexasy
Okhihomea
Kane Sun
Iowa Highways Contract Bids Awarded in Ames
Iowa officials announced award of graveling and culvert contracts on primary Iowa No. 2 and No. 93 routes near Ames and Waukon. Companies such as Munson, Shadd L C, Repass Brothers, and Chris Nelson secured multiple projects totaling over $425,000 in expenditures with additional bids rejected or pending for grading and gravel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
la Martel
Ioway
Munson, Munson
Fred Carlson Paving Company
Decorah
Allamakee
Shadd
L. C, Kimball
Clear
Bake
Cutler County
Repass Brus
Repaiss Brothers
J. G. Parattene
Waukon
Chris Nelson
Oniata
Cass
Atlantic
al, Miller & Sons
Monroe
Clark County
Maluska
Oskalansal
Wuen Held
Ate Construction Company
Swea City
Jones County
Vianti- Cello
Cascade
M. &. T Hendrick, Scrantay
Guthrie Center
Mahaska
Keokuk
Marion
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Teddy
Coolidge
Midwest
Ter Export Corporation
Oldtiehit Democrat
Arkansas
Farmers’ Export Corporation
Tincher
Tt Publican
eLaupiin
Corporation of
Beric
Kean
Unitert Srpniharal
Captain Mackintof
Constance Talmadge
Screen Fiverie
Assistair
Mackintosh
Psalm Genen
Hudson Motors
Department of National Defense
Han
U. S
Atre
Tory OC
Riis Pachter Ies EN Ona
Ray
Walford
Weiond
Matitin
Martin
Giday
Che
Sapiro
Flays Dickinson
N. E
Iowa Cities
Fiortiuasrir
Balaro
Mabel
Archer
Sumner Street
Ossears
Teleda
K. Meb
Adam
Bosene
Riveville Oat
Khian
Sunaorit
Ashington State
Fae HH. Moore
W. Rotrke
Watertna
Kinney
Richt Hom
Mrs. Kearidin
Yikes
Eva Dlana Brady
Etta Diana Brady
Pasadena
Cal
Allen Mame Hospital
Retubeek
Veliliv
Canada
Teriwsbana
Cedar Rapids
Fieal Services
Cedary
Phil
Yeager
Abeyihay
Barton Street
Meldae
M'Reese & Towne Chapelloy
J. W. Main
Graves Memorie
Ins
Boris
Elmwood
Rewis
Alan Maaslns
West High Minstrel
Krevearsal
Will Lite
Phen
Iitks
Port Arthur
Maynard Gai
Loutel- Gia
Vinton
Iowiu
Lake Charles
Lows Malis
Seoard
la Ot
Herman Fraser
Brach
Saal
Eas
Margaret Welch
Shreve Port
I.a
Florida
Minneapolis
William Mek
Barbour
The
Anneapolis Tribune
Oun
FY Amour
Patae
Marek
Mort Stewart
Aia Terhs
Liam
Wells Interstate Commerce
Marci
Horn
Fred
Clough St
Lester W, Miller
L. & J. Bldg
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