Moncada Open to Peace Parley with U S Forces
General Moncada said he would attend a peace conference under United States auspices if the liberal president consented but refused Diaz offer of 200100 to lay down arms. He warned fighting would continue unless US troops forced desist, as conservatives mass 6000 near May May amid risk of attack near Matagalpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Mary Tae
Moncada
Sacasa
United States
Diaz
Matagalpa
Washington, D
Nberal
Corn Islands
Fonseca Bay
Girl Slain by Mother After Birth in Home
Miss Rose Stoble, 16, gave birth at home today and was shot to death by her mother Christine Stoble who was arrested for murder and held in Monmouth County jail. Neighbors say the quarrel began over the baby and Rosa lay on the floor with the infant when the mother returned and fired. The two other children were in the kitchen during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBank
Rose
Stoble
Christine
Po Ts
Monmoth
Rosa
Quinn
Prison Sunday Services by Salvation Army Across Iowa Prisons
Salvation Army held Prison Sunday observances in Anamosa and Rockwell City with Ensign Warren Stanton from Chicago directing at Anamosa and Ensign and Mrs G RuHook from Des Moines at Rockwell City. Fort Madison is set for March 20 with Major John Habkirk in Chicago announcing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Rockwell City
Army
Ensign
Warren Stanton
Chicago
G. RuHook
Des Moines
Fort Madison
John Habkirk
China Not Asking Help from League
Geneva dispatch reports China will not raise the Chinese question in the council this morning. Chu Chao Hein states China seeks no aid, pursues conciliatory stance, and demands non interference with sovereignty and territorial integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Geneva
Conguer of Nations
Tate
Council
Chu . Chao- Hein
KFVE to Resume Broadcast as St Louis Station
St Louis will gain a new radio station from the Creater St Louis Broadcasting corps with studios in the Hotel Chase. It has acquired the goodwill assets and water length of the former KFVE, recently discontinued, with construction of 356000 underway. Broadcasting will use the IKFVE frequency of 239.9 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ouis. Mo
St. Louis
St. Louis Broadcasting Corporation
Hotel Chase
Married at Nashua in simple church ceremony
Miss Ene Ott and Warner Barcherding were married Sunday afternoon at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kop. The wedding was simple due to the recent death in the bride’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
March
Ene Ott
Warner Barcherding
Tittle Brown Church
the Vale
Nashua
Edwin Kop
Brifie
Measles Outbreak Hits Frederick Street School
Special report notes many cases of measles in Frederickstutre area during March. Miss Helen Weildy a junior high student and Mrs Pema Tgravener are seriously ill. About half the grade pupils were used as cover for illness, core outbreak spreads amid school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickstutre
Helen Weildy
Sehant
Pema Tgravener
Weekend Weather and Timing Notice
A garbled OCR weather snippet notes temperature expectations for Saturday and Sunday with hints of a Monday and a 3 p.m. event time. It mentions highs and lows in a fragmented form and a vague place reference. The readable fragment suggests planning around afternoon activities on Monday at 3 p.m. but lacks clear locations or specifics.
Blast at Atlas plant Kills two, four missing
A ammonia tank explosion at Standard Oil Atlas plant in Buffalo N Y killed Patrick Kirby 40 and Clarence Christ 37 and left four workers missing. Fire raged, debris and damaged utilities, residents evacuated as authorities battled heat and gas masks proved insufficient. Loss pegged at 350000 to 400000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FWWO
Buffalo
N. W
Atlas
Standard Oil Company
Patrick Kirby
Clarence Christ
Kirby
Hold Watchman for Investigation of Fatal Shooting
Des Moines March 1. Daniel Smith a 72 year old night watchman for Builders' Land company was held in the city jail as detectives seek a motive for the fatal shooting of Fred Miller 48. Smith says he fired when Miller advanced toward him after orders to stop were ignored Miller died several hours after the Sunday morning shooting Smith declined to add to his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des. Moines
INS
Daniel Smith
Builders’ Land Company
Fred Miller
Smith
Miller
School Closed By Scarlet Fever Hits City Schools
Gellsden school five miles north of here closed as scarlet fever spreads. Several children are ill, and fears of further closures linger as many pupils were exposed while the rest stay home awaiting word on reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Towa
Gellselen
Dry Law Violators Freed by Coolidge
President Coolidge announced clemency for Wine feld and Neufield Jones, brothers convicted in Baltimore for violating prohibition. They had served less than a year and were released. Their father is described as a notable prohibition worker in Atami. Neufield Jones was a former dry agent. Winfield is a deceased person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, WV
Coolidge
Winefeld
Neufield Jones
Beltimore
Atami
Neonfield Jones
Winfield
Funeral service for Leigh Frank Emery in Maham church
Funeral services were held today for Leigh Frank Emery son of Mr and Mrs Thanffersy who died recently. Rev Lenty officiated at St. Deadin's Catholic Church with burial in Udwary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigie Frank Emery
Leigh Frank Emery
Thanffersy
Maham
St. Deadin's Catholic Church
Udwary
Colorado mining towns cut off by heavy snow
Denver reports isolation of San Juan basin communities after three weeks of drifts and slides. Continent divide passes Jones and St Elmo blocked by 120 mph winds and 30 below zero. Planes tried to carry urgent supplies to Silverton and Eureka but failed. town populations include Silverton about 1,200 and Eureka around 150 marooned.
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Denver
Colo
San Juan
Colorado
Silverton
iSureka
Continental Divide
Jones
Trump
Shumaker
Goss
St. Klmo Pass
Here
Pueblo
Medano
Eureka
Coolidge’s Ignore of Congress Jolts National Politics
The piece analyzes President Coolidge and Vice President Dawes shaping Republican hopes, noting Lowden’s mounting bid in Iowa Minnesota and other states and praising Dawes for leadership and Senate goodwill. It highlights Dawes as a reader who presses for legislative results and Longworth as a trusted ally amid party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Lowden
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Dawes
Congress
Senate
Davres
Senator Reed
Missouri
Reed
Mr. Dawes
Mrr
Savoa
Longworth
Lo Spiker Licueworth
Tongworth
Oat
Coy Moy Deradl Temas
Helping Others Most Important Says Dr Barker at Rotary Meet
Dr Charles E Barker, longtime personal physician to Chief Justice Taft, told 240 Rotary Kiwanis Lions Canopus and Y’s Men at Hotel Russell-Lamson that the most important thing in the world is helping others. He outlined service clubs’ goals, offered five happiness rules, and announced talks at West High, East High, and Gates College with YMC A related dinners and assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Barker
Howard Taft
Rotary
Kiwanis, Lions,Canopus
Y's
Russell-Lamson
Barker
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Aost
Grand Jury Impaneled for March Term
Judge 1. B. Stiles today impaneled a grand jury for the March term of district court and sent the jurors back to meet again March 15. The panel includes Harvey J. Less foreman from Orange township and Co. A. Bown Cedar township A. Vu Lange Black Trank township BT. Moon Mt. Vernon township Isse Platostat East Waterloo township Russell H. Sage Bennington township and William Sawyer Big Creek township.
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1. B. Stiles
Harvey J. Less
Orange Township
Foreman
A. Bown
Cedar Township
A. Vu Lange
Black Tranlk
BT. Moon
Mt. Vernon
Isse
Waterloo
Russell H. Sage
Bennington
William Sawyer
Big Creek
US goodwill plane crashes on rocks at Montevideo harbor
One of the American goodwill planes crashed into rocks in Montevideo harbor after takeoff for the north. There were no casualties. Engine trouble caused a rough takeoff and slight damage. Officials hoped the flight could be renewed today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Mitch T
MeeOne
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Waverly Area
Roland J. Varmening and Wave Josephine Toman of Waverly obtain a marriage license. Wayne Smith and Terurel Htelon Ivecfe of Crestoa are also listed for licenses. Names appear in the public notices section of the local registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland J. Varmening
Wave
Josephine Toman
Waverly 1
Wayne Smith
Terurel
Division over proposed change to hospital funding
Waterloo doctors split as House File 283 would let counties send indigent cripples to any reputable hospital at state expense instead of University of Iowa Hospital. Critics warn it could starve clinical material for the UI medical school. opponents cite county cost disparities and the need for orthopedic expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
University Hospital
Iowa City
Des Moines
University ‘Hospital
Linn County
Woodbury County
Thompson
J. R. Thompson
Iowa
University of Iowa
College of Medicine
State University of Iowa
McAlvin
Perkins-Haskell-Klaus
Dra J
Black Hawk County
Ihan
Auto Driver Dodges Death on Crossing
Albert Mason of Detroit was injured when his heavy sedan was hit by a railroad engine, tossed aside, and placed in the path of another engine in Indianapolis. The car was demolished and authorities blamed failure to see the oncoming train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Iad
Albert Mason
Detroit
Quarantines list of numerous named residents and addresses
A long, fragmented quarantine notice lists many individuals with street addresses and some monetary amounts. Names include Emma Gonser, Nada Nicol, Donald Edelen, Harriet Swartzbaugh, James Reddin, Isogene Venter, Robert Hansen, Golda Glaspie, Helen Pagel, Gwen Dolyn, Doris Deters, Arthur Homan, and others across streets like Third Street West, Eighth West, Dawson, Conger, Lincoln, and Williston. The text resembles a registry of quarantined persons with sporadic sums such as 19 and 18 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gonser
Rebel
Menales
Nada Nicol
Ankeny
Donald Edelen
Third Street
Berdna Hadlock
Wellington
Lulu Margeret Humiston
Kingsley
Harriet Swartzbaugh
Udier
Dale Murray
Edwards
Donald Swain
Parker
Patricia Rowntree
Kinebard
Donald Makeever
Lincoln
Betty Lou Cratsley
Fairview
Hazel Thompson
Kern
Wesley Wychborny
Mulberry
Homer Green
Home Park
Robert Titus
Falls
Rebecca Jane Crawford
Allen
Fay
Roy Bristow
Eighth West
James Reddin
Dawson
Jola Crow
Fowler
Leland Shoaf
Isogene Venter
Franklin
Robert James Hansen
Baltimore
Arthur J. Homan
Tratph Russet
Charles Army
Riehl
Betty Jane Matthias
Beech
George and Raby Volyard
Black Hawk
Sylvester Heber
Sycamores
Richard McDonough
Western
Donald Salz
Cutler
Kenneth and
Jane Yrinton
Conger
Vernon Crasker
Miller
Retty Jane Monroe
Elizabeth Lincoln
Marion Rose
Fifth
West
Baby Margrita
Richard Cramer
William Guy
Benny McLain
Rheve Lernine Trdee
Oak
Extra Guards Over Crown Jewels When American Gunmen Visit London
London March 7 The crown jewels valued in tens of millions are under tighter guard after visiting American gunmen were linked to recent jewel robberies. The jewel room at the Tower of London holds the crown of England the imperial state crown and the Cullinan diamonds among others. Outer gates and steel security measure would lock down the room if tampered with, turning it into a protected chamber.
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London
England
Tower of London
Henry VII
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Crown Jewels
Blood
William the Conqueror
Scotland
Charles II
Henry V
Agincourt
Cullinan
Edward VI
Transvaal
Stuart
George. V
Delhi Durbar
Mary’s
Koh-i-noor
East India Company
Buckingham Palace
Iowa Democrats Split Over McAdoo Candidacy in 1928
Leaders of the Marsh Healy Sullivan faction of Iowa Democrats met at Hotel Russell Lamson and declared steadfast opposition to William Gibbs McAdoo for president. M F Healy of Fort Dodge chaired the meeting and organized a statewide group to oppose McAdoo with John T Sullivan named secretary. E T Meredith, former Iowa secretary of agriculture, was dismissed as representing the state party’s view of supporting McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Marsh-Healy- Sullivan
Iowa
Russell-Lamson
William Gibbs
McAdoo
E.T. Meredith
Des. Maines
M. F. Healy
Ft. Dodge
Democratic Party
Healy
John T. Sullivan
School Board 6 closes filings for 5 offices
Three east district incumbents Mrs. R A Cole K G Crowther and J R Howard filed papers with secretary W H Bruwn to seek reelection at the annual school election set for Monday March It. E H Wyant also seeks another term. West district incumbents Noble Little George W Miller and Dr J H Butts seek reelection. Police head assassinated in Sofia as bomb attack wounds official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Public School Board of Education
W. H. Bruwn
RA. Cole
K. G. Crowther
J. R. Howard
E. H. Wyant
Brunr
Noble Little
George W. Miller
J. H. Butts
Sofia
Bulgaria
M. Ikonomoff
Police
National figure visits Waterloo to confer with local judge
Judge Oscar Floyd of Dallas Texas, a national director of the Izaak Walton League of America, spent an over Sunday in Waterloo and conferred with Judge G W Wood during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Oscar Floyd
Dallas
Tex
Waterloo
Izaak Walton
Muscatine Votes in Spring Municipal Election
Muscatine Indiana held city elections on March 7 with a light voter turnout forecast. Each ward planned to elect one alderman, shaping the new city leadership.
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Muscatine
Rainbow Meet Opens as Joe Eagle Attends Vet Conventions
Joe Eagle of 419 Oak Avenue attends the Rainbow division veterans convention opening today in Des Moines. The late Mrs. Rossiter House endowed a memorial music chair at the University of Sheffield with 80 000 dollars in tribute to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Meet
Joe Eagle
Oak Avenue
Des Moines
Rainbow Division
Mazer confesses death plot in Ohio case
Canton Ohio March 7 Louis Mazer indicted for the killing of Don R Mellett has made a complete confession of the underworld plot against the militant editor Henry W Harter Jr county prosecutor announced in return for the detailed statement immunity and use as the state's main witness were promised After a three hour conference with Ora Slater and Me Mazer made a confession that we believe to be true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Louis Mazer
Don R. Mellett
Underworld
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Mazer
Harter
Ora
Slater
Attor neys prepare last appeal for six doomed hanged men
Chicago march 7 according to INS attorneys for six convicts condemned to hang Friday for murder during a jail break prepared to seek a writ of Justice Frederick A De Young of the Illinois supreme court for a formal hearing. The lawyers carried a transcript of the trial indicating facts supporting a hearing. If De Young refuses the writ the convicts are expected to hang Friday as Gov Small and the state pardons board have refused to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Frederick A. de Young
Illinois Supreme Court
de Young
Small
State Pardons Board
Former Fort Dodge Man Shot by Officer
Kansas City police report a man shot and killed by Detective Joe L. Dill after the suspect, Joseph McDonnell formerly of Fort Dodge Iowa, drew a revolver when ordered to halt. McDonnell had been arrested earlier for gambling and gave the name Jimmy McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Joe L. Dill
Joseph McDonnell
Fort Dodge
Mary McNaulty
St. Joseph
McDonnell
Jimmy McDonald
Pen Stock Sold In Public Auction In Waterloo
Be J Wenner attorney bought at public sale for 100 dollars the stock and fixtures of the Waterloo Pen company located at 216 Marsh Place. The sale followed a general execution from the Hardin county district court clerk in favor of Gertrude Godfrey Eldora Iowa against William H Welty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Wenner
Public Safe
Waterloo Pen Company
Marsh
Place
District Court
Hardin County
Gertrude Godfrey
Eldora
William H.welty
Walton league aims one thousand members in Waterloo drive
The Izaak Walton League Water loo chapter plans a 1000 member campaign at a membership committee meeting in the Waterloo waterworks office. W A Hendry says officers serve without pay and the league pursues education on lake and stream pollution, wildlife habitat protection, and forest preservation. The group promotes youth education and outdoor life through Outdoor America, with prominent women among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jenak Walton League
Waterloo Waterworks Office
Izaak ‘Walton
League
W. A. Hendry
Outdoor America
Outdoor Life
Miners Ready to Meet Owners in Iowa Conference
Iowa mine workers say they are ready to meet mine owners at any time to discuss terms that would keep mines running after March 31 when the current contract expires. Joe Morris, president of district 13 UMW, said he will reply to the owners and meet on whatever date they set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Iowa
Joe Morris
District 13
United Mine Workers
Morris
Associated Press
40 000 Churchmen to Open Campaign for Pension Funds
Chicago March 7 Plans mobilizing 40 000 Presbyterian laymen for 103 simultaneous campaigns in 14 states from Illinois to California to raise a 15 000 000 fund for pensions for aged and disabled ministers and missionaries. Drives in states from Illinois eastward have raised more than 9 000 000. Six weeks will be devoted to intensive preparation with campaigns opening April 21. In Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado Texas South Dakota California Oregon and Washington. Iowa chairmen are John P. Wallace Des Moines and Robert Sinclair Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
California
Presbyterian Church
Tinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
South “Dakota
Oregon
Washington
John P. Wallace
Des Moines
Robert Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa Celebrates Its 80th Anniversary Tonight
Tolling of the historic bell at 6 59 p m inaugurates the eightieth anniversary of the University of Iowa. WSUI will broadcast the 80 strokes to 101 dinner parties. Alumni groups number 66 in Iowa and 35 in other states. Seven hundred fifty alumni faculty and students attend the key banquet in the Memorial Union. dedication of the second unit of the memorial is a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Capital
University ‘of Iowa
WSUI
Iowa
Memorial Union
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Salvation Army
KFVE
Asceesees Amaximimim
Memdar
Minnie
Peterson
Iolvoke
Mass
John O'Connell
Lackawanna
Salamanca
Xii
New York
Gusline Reese
Augustus Reese
New York and
Atlanta
Agerts Barker
Taft
U. S. Goodwill
Jowa Democrats
McDoc
Old Guard
Sullivan
Guranc
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Aindeapalic Mian
A. G. Carper
P.C. Co
Tne
Waltons
Waterloo Motor Sales Co
Franklin St
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