Death Claims Young Mother After Infant Death in Iowa City
Mrs. George Dankenbring, 27, formerly of Waterloo, died in Oelwein after a week long battle with pneumonia, a week after her infant son died. She leaves husband George and two children Wilma 7 and Eleanor one. Her parents Mr and Mrs W F Widman of Waterloo and a brother Im er Widman and sister Mrs Linn of Manning Ia survive. Funeral rites scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran church in Waterloo. Twin baby John Henry Kaumanns dies in Calvary Cemetery. funeral held with Fr J M Campbell officiating.
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George Wankenbring
Oelwein
W. F. Widman
High Street
Waterloo
Aaiax City
George Dankenbring
Red Cross
Adore
William Kaumanns
John Henry Kaumanns
Calvary Cemetery
Vogluvet
J. M. Campbell
St. Mary's Church
East High Teams Win Both Sides
A debate on immigration controls using the literacy test was held Saturday at the annual training building. East High and Independence teams argued the question with East High negative side winning 2 to 1, featuring Helen Gaiser Fred Becker and Oliver Peek. Independence won unanimously with Georgene Teeple Hart Garman and Ronald Reed as the winning team.
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United States
Taanual
East High
Independence
Helen Gaiser
Fred Becker
Oliver Peek
Georgene Teeple
Hart Garman
Ronald Reed
Pleads Guilty to Passport Frauds in New York
Chas Ka roede, one of six indicted in a conspiracy to obtain false American passports for German reservists, pleaded guilty to one indictment and to a second count of another. District Attorney Marshall announced Hans Adam von Weddell, another indicted fugitive, was captured and will be returned. Federal Judge Neterer sentenced Burcede to three years in the Atlanta penitentiary. maximum penalty is 12 years.
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New York
Chas. Karoede
United States
Marshall
Burcede
Hans Adam von Weddell
von Weddell
Neterer
Atlanta
Burch Brothers Expand in Waterloo Markets
A W Burch secretary and Charles Isaatson manager returned from the east where they assisted President A E Burch in purchasing debt for the Waterloo haberdashery. The firm remodeled the Fourth Street store with new mahogany fixtures, the eight year old business having undergone five remodels to handle rising volume. City Engineer Charles Rohy and wife returned from a month in California and were among Waterloo’s first expo visitors.
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A. E. Burch
Af Burch Brothers
New York
Waterloo
A. W. Burch
Charles Isaatson
Waterloo Haberdashery
Burch Brothers
Fourth Street
Coast
Charles Rohy
California
Mrs. Roby
Coal heating stoves offered at low prices
Advertisement notes soft and hard coal heating stoves priced proportionately low. Mentions value figures 950.00 and 960.00 and 838.00 as price references. No other explicit event or entities.
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Lot
Kirman
Axminsters
Brussels
New York Bomb Throwers Enter Not Guilty Plea
Frank Abarno and Carmine Carbone, both held on $25,000 bail, pleaded not guilty to charges of attempting to explode a bomb at St Patrick's Cathedral. Justice Swann granted time to change pleas. no merits or police instigation claims were resolved in court.
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New York
Frank Abarno
St. Patric S Cathedral
Carmine Carbone
Justice Swann
Amedio Polignani
Grising
W. Aba
Fair Mr Roby Declares Exposition Surpasses All Past
Enthusiasm runs high as Mr Roby lauds the fair with buildings and arrangements far exceeding prior expositions. War delays small exhibits from foreign nations but officials promise arrivals soon. Waterloo visitors note the Town building compares favorably with other state structures. Over 5,000 Iowans registered at the Hawkeye building on opening day.
City in brief lens grinding and local notices
Broken lenses duplicated. Mrs. Jack Brackens was removed to St Francis hospital today for an operation. Glenn Hohl and his mother visited relatives in Jesup yesterday. Mrs. G. H. Weinstrom of Roswell New Mexico is visiting Mrs. George Logsdon. Harry Harmon and wife welcomed a 12 pound girl born Friday March 5. Z F Rarick and daughter Alma spent Sunday at the M M Mother home in Cedar Rapids. Marion Lizer returned to Waverly after visiting her sister Neva Lier. Mrs. F J Crowl of Chicago inspires her daughter Mrs T M Buchanan. M C G Cleveland went to Charles City on architectural business. Mrs. Carl Stanley, formerly with First National Bank, visiting. now a resident of Colorado. F O M Perry, Great Western road mail clerk, injured in a wreck at Afton Junction, remains in Des Moines hospital. His son and daughter visited yesterday at 2107 Lafayette Street.
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Glenn Hohl
F. BR. Hohl
Jesup
G. H. Weinstrom
Roswell
N. M
George Logsdon
Harry Harmon
Z. F. Rarick
Alma
M. M. Mother
Cedar Rapids
F. 3. Crowl
Chicago
T. M. Buchanan
M. CG
Cleveland
Charles City
Carl Stanley
First National Bank
Colorado
F. OM. Perry
Great Western
Afton Junction
Des Moines
Lafayette ‘Street
Three Men Found Dead in Oakland City Mine
Oakland City Indiana March 3 three men entombed in the Ayr shire coal mine were found dead as debris was cleared The victims were William Smith 60 Alexander 50 and Hutchinson Sharp The men were placing props when a slate fall crushed them
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Oakland City
Ind
Ayrshire
Here
Wm. Smith
Alexander
Hutchinson Sharp
Woman accused of selling liquor and running disorderly house
Police court hearing this morning on Miss Harrye Conrad’s charge of inmate of a disorderly house may go to the grand jury to prove Mrs. May Condon alias May Kelly sold liquor and operated a house of ill fame at 402 Railroad Avenue. Condon released on $100 bond then forfeited. a state warrant issued for arrest. Conrad, 22, from St Joe but recently in Des Moines and Waterloo, held for grand jury after telling her story. Also report of bootlegging arrest and packer Nelson Morris.
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Harrye Conrad
May Condon
May Kelly
Condon
Conrad
Grand Jury
Charles Meehan Dies in Prime at 42
Charles Meehan, bedfast a week with Brights disease, died at 1193 Argyle Street last night at 8 55. He had recently returned to Waterloo and oversaw Dart Manufacturing, then became agent for L Mitchell automobiles. Survived by wife, three children Ruth 6 James 3 Katharine 16 months, his mother Annie Meehan, brothers Louis Frank R L and sister Mrs Chas Griffin. Funeral arrangements pending word from eastern relatives.
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Bright
Charles
Meehan
Argyle Street
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Meehan
Our Lady of Victory Academy
East High School
Waterloo
Far East
Providence
R. 1
Ruth
James
Katharine
Dart Manufacturing Company
L Mitchell Automobile
Fourth Street East
Annie Meehan
Louis
Chicago
Frank
R. L
Chas. Griffin
Springfeld
Mass
Quaker Remedy Claims Worm Cure For Child
A Waterloo ad proselytizes Quaker Remedies via a mother’s case. Lucille Turner, 2 12, improves after Quaker Remedy. claims worms caused stomach issues. The Model Pharmacy offers Quaker Extract and related products with prices and mail order to 195 F. Fourth Street.
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Price
Model Pharmacy
F. Fourth Street
Waterloo
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Acorn
Vutel
Aurora Acorn
USA
Amd
Thi Commercial City
Security Storage Company
Mulberry ST
Buchanan
Jack Brackens
St. Francis Hospital
Marion Lizer
Waverly
Neva Lier
ID Fame
John Gales
Westfield
Gales
Nelson Morris
Packers
Ayll
Ili
Fore
Charles Meehan
Lucille Turner
Fisher
Frank Turner
Lucille
Guy W. Campbell & Co
Bridge Street
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