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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1926

Page

10

Transatlantic wireless talk marks fiftieth Bell anniversary

New York and London reported a four hour wireless conversation linking Newspapermen at the New York headquarters and a post office group in London. The test used 3,000 miles of land and sea links via Rugby and Houston to Rocky Point, then to Roughton and London. Engineers caution that high wavelength and cost limit commercial use. The two way chat was the era’s standout achievement.

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Waterloo Club votes against resin in 1926 season

Mississippi Valley League members oppose resin usage for pitchers. President W Es Keefe announces ban for 1926 after Cedar Raounds president Belien Hill calls for referendum. League first class D to ban resin. meeting set Friday to address lease renewal and other matters.

Waterloo Baseball Association Mississippi Valley League W.es Keefe Belien Hill Cedar Raunds Valley League Keefeslye Cletus Dixon Vwawks Ife Byeliss BR Oclibs

District Tourney Program Set With Multiple Openers

Wast High meets Chinton in the district football opener at Tiapeim on Thursday with Teast High principal Teast Manager announcing the schedule. Washington High of Cedar Rapids and Dubuque play in the second game, followed by two more first round games at 7 and 8 40. Friday brings Kanawha vs Reinbeck and Oelwein vs Osage. Semifinals Saturday at 2 p m and 3 p m, final at 8 p m. Season tickets go on sale priced 1.50 for the whole tourney or 50 cents per session.

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Rapids Wants Airport Hangar Plan For Municipal Airport

Bailing of a municipal airport is proposed there with plans supported by carpenters and business groups. The proposal aims to supplement the airport project by providing labor for a proposed hangar as part of a broader redevelopment effort.

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Trial of Sally Moon On Liquor Transport Charge

Sally Moon of Omaha faces charges in the current court term for alleged illegal liquor transportation. The case involves statements and testim ony regarding alleged complicity and motive amid ongoing proceedings.

Alssourt Valley R. Case Sally Moontee Omaha

Henry A. Smith Ends 40-Year Run as Illinois Central Engineer

Henry A. Smith, longtime Illinois Central locomotive engineer based in Waterloo, retired November 1 1925 after 40 years of service across multiple divisions from Chicago to Sioux City. He started on the Northern Pacific in 1883, moved to Illinois Central in 1886, and served on the World’s Fair loop in 1892 before handling fast mail trains and the Hawkeye Limited until retirement. He received a substantial pension and a farewell gift from young engineers he mentored, and he and his wife Rose Baum reside at 26 Clay Street with their son Jack.

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