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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1929

Page

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Rebels Press Cuidad Juarez In Mexico Border Fight

Reports from Paso Tex cite battle for Cuidad Juarez ongoing with Juarez federal garrison led by General Manuel Lhnon opposing General Carmyco and rebels near Samalayuca. Mexican front lines show advancing federal forces across Vera Cruz and Sonora activity with reinforcements and armistice terms emerging.

HL Paso Tex Cuidad Jarez Thebor Manuel Lhnon Carmyco Samalayuca Washington, D. C Q.pi Luis de la Sierra Gama Vera Cruz Paso Marcel U.P United States Matamoras Suarce Jugre Matamoaras Ris Grande Mexico Juarez Mexico City Maren 7 Jesus Aguirre Vera’ Cruz Aguirre Rebé Presidencia Monterey Nueva’ Leon J. Gonzalo Escabar Saltillo San Luis Potost Torreon Esco“bar Salino Sonora Nogales INS Jaimeching Gastalum San Luis California Bna Spnder Manuel Limon

Dividend Planned for Hudson Savings Depositors

An order of court to permit a 10 percent dividend to Hudson Savings depositors was sought by Paul Wilson examiner in charge. Distribution would total about $37,000, the fifth dividend since receiver ship began, bringing total payouts to 66 percent. Wilson expects another dividend may follow.

Hudson Savings Bank Paul Wilson Examiner Aimee Wilson

Weather Temperatures For Midweek Forecast

Readable forecast notes show maximum Wednesday temperatures reaching .6.49 with minimum Wednesday night through Thursday around 7 a m to 11 am and 3 pm.

Rotary and Lions to clash in broomball at Hippodrome

Rotary club captain Reuben Miller leads his team against Lions captain Leon Campbell in a 10 minute three period broomball game before the American Legion-Fort Snelling hockey match at the Hippodrome. Complete rosters include Rotary players Reuben Miller Charles West E. W. Watson C. A. Morris Benjamin F. Swisher Cary Nelson Philip Taylor and Lions players Leon Campbell H F Hanson Stephen Brown Thomas Eaton Frank Wyant Howard Sharp LeRoy Scholz.

Rotary Lions Club Hippodrome American Legion Thomas Eaton Frank Wyant Howard Sharp LeRoy Scholz Roy Malcolm Waterloo Collette MacKinnon Malcolm Crnter Keyes Hunter Mickey Richardson Webber Fort Snelling Boul Anderson Larsen Haffan Mosentell Schultz Jenson Vaughin Cool Ydge Johnson Victor Connors Ralph Gorr Minnesota Steve Mickey Army Legion Fort Snelling Boys Watereloo Frank Pennas St. Paul

National Guard Units Offer Flood Response Services

The Cedar River flood threat prompts Waterloo officials to mobilize guard reserves to build dikes rescue marooned residents guard property and deter looting. Capt. Fred Clark Capt. Clyde Davis and Capek coordinate a rapid 45 minute assembly plan with communicated alerteam. Firefighters respond to flood damage on Sycamore Street as water enters a home. a channel is dug to divert the flow and street debris is cleared.

Waterloo National Guard Capek Clyde Davis Fred Clark Syedaiare H. J. Sackett Sycamore Street Gremen Lou Armstrong Ray Garrabrant

Seek Successor to Donovan Resigns as Assistant Attorney General

Washington March 7 Donovan resigned as assistant attorney general after declining post as secretary of war in the Hoover administration. Attorney General Mitchell confirmed the resignation and said his successor was being sought as Hoover fire rumor circulated. Grouts return from trip through Mexico.

Washington, D. C William J. Donovan Hoover Generer Hoover Taek Donovan Mitchell Buekstar

Fire alarm reports and house damage after stove incident

Fire alarms logged Thursday at 11 31 a m and 12 06 p m. A stove explosion at 1624 Commercial caused slight damage and a separate roof spark at 622 Washington led to $15 in damage. A stray ad fragment and garbled text about drones and sales follows the notices.

Yi PF Hellyer Adam Hoffman Washington Herman Miller

West Winds Bring Snow and Cold to Midwest States

Destructive west winds sweep the Midwest with snow and cold. Chicago reports a 88 degree high earlier, now plummeting. Nebraska and Illinois face floods from dikes and backwater. Fire damages in Comahawk, Wis. cause $500000 loss. six injured in Chicago. three feared lost from a Lake Michigan fishing trip.

Chicago Midwest Comahawk Wis Michigan Milwaukee Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Tinois Pappie Omaha Beatrice Neb Rockford Keith Creek

Litchfield Designs New Implement Line for Rock Island Plow

Edgar C. Litchfield experimental engineer for the Rock Island Plow company visits Rock Island. He has moved his family there and will live permanently in the city. Litchfield redesigns units for greater efficiency and lower manufacturing cost and plans new machines to expand the firm which now makes tractors cultivators spreaders planters and other implements.

Edgar C.litchfield Rock Island Plow Company Rock Island Litchfield Litchfield Manufacturing Company Citay

Funeral rites for Mrs Mary Cole note lifelong faith and family ties

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Cole 72 died Tuesday at 643 Kern Street were held at her son William Westcott’s home with Rev. Lew Harris presiding. Burial followed in Eigledon cemetery Mount Auburn. Cole’s widowhood traces to 1918 through marriage to Will Cole after John Westcott’s 1917 death.

Mary Cole Kern Street William Westcott Danger Street Lew Harris Central Christian Church Eigledon Mount Auburn Mary Brody Vinton John Betsy Brody John Westcott Mr. Westcott Will Cole Cole Christian Church Mr. Cole Conger Street Fred Westcott Superior Wis Jacob Westcott Cedar Falls Everett Westcott Castle Hil Clara Wisert Whops Paruen EB. W. Bartlett Independence Avenue Grinnell Tama Waterloo Miss Bartlett Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Becker Chapter Order of Eastern Star Stanley Hyanston Branson Clinton Lynn Paul Nissiny Des Moines Petersen Bros Roy Leste Smith Grace M. E. Church Bur- Sal Elmwood

Painters Gather for Annual Party Sponsored by Local Co

Several hundred painters from northeastern Iowa and southern Minnesota attend the eleventh annual Painters party at the Elks club. The event features 4:30 p.m. demonstrations by paint company reps, a 6:45 p.m. banquet, and a 7:30 p.m. entertainment program with local radio entertainers and visiting factory representatives from major paint firms.

Iowa Minnesota Standard Glass & Paint Co Elks Club Ben Slemmons Chicago Benjamin Moore & Co Minneapolis Linseed Oil Paint Company Frank Boggs Eagle Fisher Lead Company J. A. Reardon J. Louis James A. Reardon Company B. R. Moore St. Louis National Lead Company J. B. Webb Niles, Mich Kawneer Manufacturing Company Radin Happy Harry Marjorie Fern Arlene Sanger

Mystery Shoots at Coral Gables Hotel Leaves Two Injured

Miami police, county sheriff, and Coral Gables officers probe last night’s shooting at the Miami Biltmore in Coral Gables. One man killed, Arthur L. Clark of New York wounded in chest and arm after a hotel card game dispute. Also notes birth of a daughter to Mrs. E W Hellem formerly Marjorie Banton.

Miami Fla Miami Biltmore Coral Gables Smart Resort Milami Pade County Sheriff's Office Poellee of Tom Walsh Arthur L. Clark New York Clark Affai

Des Moines House Holds Off Gas Tax Boost Amid Debate

Des Moines March 7 The Town senate killed the Gunderson bill proposing a 40 cent per gallon gasoline tax and postponed it indefinitely 32 to 16 Senator Gunderson urged full consideration while proponents hoped a separate apportionment bill by Bixler and Berry might escape the rule against parallel measures The plan would have split funds among counties townships cities and towns for street work with shares based on area road mileage population and city size Senate also adjusted and voted on a salary raise for town district court judges and debated a veterinary bill and a primary ballot printing measure in the Des Moines chamber.

Des Moines Town Senate O. E. Gunderson Bixler Berry Gunderson Bil J. H. Fralley Lee County Fralley J. O. Bhatt Senate Highways Committee Bergman Senate George W. Patterson Kos Suth Gumnderson Doran Boone Thompson Muscatine House House Chamber Des, Moines INS Safe Hill Nora Springs W. F. Hubbard Neola Secretary of Agriculture Bitl County Health Board Messare Otto Albert Reinbeck E. J. Cole Woodbine

Lions Club to Hear Utterback in Cedar Falls

Lions club members will travel to Cedar Falls next Tuesday evening for an address by Judge Hubert Utterback of Des Moines. The event, in the college auditorium, is under auspices of the Lions clubs of Black Hawk county and replaces the regular meeting. Burr C. Pawne spoke at the prior luncheon on hunting and fishing, recounting outdoor trips in Iowa and beyond.

Lions Club Cedar Falls Hubert Utterback Des Moines Liang Clubs Black Hawk County Burr C Pawne Club Black Searcom America Jin Iowa

Chamberlain Denies Hoover-Kellogg Pact Rift

Geneva March 7 Sir Austen Chamberlain British foreign secretary issued a categoric denial of statements attributed to him regarding the Kellogg treaty for renunciation of war. He said there is absolutely no difference between his views and President Hoover's and that the pact remains another barrier against war.

Geneva U.R Austen Chamberlain Chamberlain Hoover

Rockefeller Ousts Stewart as Head of Standard of Indiana

Rockefeller replaces Stewart as head of Standard of Indiana. 1928 net earnings reached $83.44 million before taxes, with $8.93 per share, driven by a Midwest Refining dividend. Assets rose to $498.37 million. surplus climbed to $256.48 million. cash dividends totaled $32.42 million. Net earnings after taxes were $77.34 million. Company employed 25,097 men and stockholders totaled 56,293.

Robert W. Stewart Midwest Refining ‘Company

Navy Blimp Returns to Lakehurst Hangar After Parade

The non rigid navy dirigible TC-5 and two sister ships attended the lighter than air craft parade during President Hoover's inauguration. Capt William Flood led the TC-5 with three passengers aboard. After deflation at Anacosta during a recent storm the ships will be shipped to Lakehurst.

Lakehurst William Flood Hoover Anacosta

Mitchell Has No Plan Yet On Enforcement

In Washington March 7 AP the new attorney general William D Mitchell said he will enforce the national prohibition law but has not formed a scheme to handle it yet He would request more funds if prohibition work expands and expects no hasty personnel changes He noted a view on the criminal law commission to ease court congestion and recalled his fondness for wildlife motion pictures over hunting later showing photos of Alaska hunting trips

Washington, D. C Hoover Department of ‘Justles Wiliam D. Mitchell Altho Prohibition Bureau Treasury Départment of Justice Mitchell Alaska

Lindbergh En Jos y Seclusion Amid Uproar in Mexico City

In Mexico City March 7 1927 Col Charles A Lindbergh and his fiancee Anne Spencer Morrow enjoyed the embassy’s seclusion despite recent turmoil. Lindbergh’s dislocated shoulder is healing and officials say he plans marriage next week. Tourists rush to return as U S communications are restored and visitors like dancer Aften Hamilton resume travel.

Mexico City United States Charles’ A.’ Lindsbergh Anne Spencer Morrow Afteen Hamilton New York Ed Hecht

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