Castlegate Mine Tragedy Reaches 9 Bodies, 84 Missing
Castlegate Utah March 21 9 bodies recovered so far from mine No 2 of Utah Fuel company with 473 miners entombed after explosions Saturday rescue work slowed by ruins but progress continuous. Fresh crews arrive and horse drawn tram cars prepared to speed burials and transport. Local mourners crowd streets as 76 graves are prepared at cemetery under arc lights.
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Associated Press
Castlegate
Cod March
St. —Kishty
Lis Otelark
Viah Buel Company
Utah
Imine No. 2
Utah Fuel Company
Streicher
Knights of Pythias
Castle- Zaie
Company
Expert Oil Judge to Hear Sinclair Annulment Fight
A government suit on oil land questions moves toward Cheyenne with plans for equity relief and a receiver to guard government interests. Civil actions expected. criminal actions to follow, details pending in Cheyenne after investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Lenten Service Planned at Parish Tomorrow
First of the Lenten services is to be conducted at the parish church tomorrow Saturday. Women and girls will go carpet tagging in the afternoon with members joining a picnic before the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatheran Church
Taira
Em Satan
School Elections Bring Heavy Vote Out in Iowa Towns
Across Keokuk Conneil Bluffs Sioux City Oelwein Fairfield and Oelwein result highlights show strong voter turnout in Iowa school elections. Notable outcomes include PF McCoy and M R Mason winning seats in Keokuk, bonds approved in Conneil Bluffs, Pendleton and McCormick elected in Sioux City, and surprising results in Oelwein with W C Elliot's victory and a re-elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
PF. McCoy
M. R. Mason
Keokuk
Hibert Suheuten
J. W. Marsh
Neas
Stanbra
Conneil Bluffs
Marely
Schoal
Tuber
Tinley
Thomas Davies
Thomas McMillan
Sioux Crty
Sioux City
Edmund Pendleton
Board of Education
BP. A. McCormick
W. Britton
Ochycin
Oelwein
W.C. Elliot
Thomas Edgar
Alabama Primary May Blast Hopes for McAdoo
The Georgia campaign plans center on McAdoo arrival Friday to bolster momentum. Washington allies see Georgia as pivotal with Missouri results fueling belief in McAdoo’s revival, while Reed’s attacks deepen intra party friction.
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Alabama
Underwood
Jhcost
Page One
Georgia
MeAdows
McAdop
California
McAdow
Washington
McAndoo
McAtow
Missouri
McAdoo
Reed
Edward D Sheffield residences raid reported
Police raided Edward D. Sheffield's residence at 233 Walnut after seizing three gallons of sugar and one-half pint of liquor. A. Neilson, assistant county attorney, said Sheffield was arrested last night and is pending a hearing on a charge of illegal possession of liquor. Officers used a search warrant in the raid.
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Edward IF Shetheta
Polics
A. ©. Neilson
Sheffield
Japan Seeks New Immigration Pact With United States
Tokyo reports that Japan plans to request a revamp of the gentlemans agreement after the US congressional fight over the Johnson immigration bill. Authorities say Tokyo will push for a deal to exempt bankers businessmen and a few students from immigration classifications while conducting Japanese business in America.
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International News Wire
Tokio
Congress
Japan
Ater
United States
America
Iowa Largest per Capita Wealth in Midwest in 1922
Census Bureau action notes Iowa leading the Midwest in total wealth and per capita wealth for 1922 with Iowa at 10,511,682 dollars and per capita 34,274. Minnesota and Nebraska show large gains though data is partially obscured.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Woman Takes Fatal Poison Draught on Rock Island Train
A Nebraska woman, Mrs. R. W. Rodenburg of Deshler, killed herself on Rock Island train No. 1 between Iowa City and West Liberty. She drank poison as her speech failed, left a final note saying goodbye to relatives and blaming herself. Her husband was to arrive at West Liberty later that day.
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Rock Island
Muscatine
R. W. Rodenburg
Deshler
Neb
Chi‘eago
Towa City
West Liberty
Bishop Stuntz May Leave Hospital Soon
Des Moines reports indicate Bishop Homer Stuntz of Omaha Nebraska is improving after a paralytic stroke suffered during a lecture in Des Moines. Attendants say he should be able to leave hospital within a few weeks as strength returns and he aids Iowa Bible training work.
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Miami
Pla
Homer Stuntz
Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Blakeslee
Otbers
Jacob Davidson
Flecal Furniture Company
Ian
Howe
Davidsons
Third Party May Draft La Follette to Head Campaign
United Press reports a third party may form to support Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin as its presidential nominee. Key figures from eight states met to discuss a May national convention, with plans to delay a nominating meeting until after Democratic and Republican choices. La Follette offered no objection to being draft-nominee, while the bloc across several states forms a caucus chaired by William Mahoney.
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United Press
St. Paul
Minn
Robert M. la Fallette
Wisconsin
Henry Geigen
Magnus Johnsen
Minnesota
Nada
Telzen
Vane
la Follette
Balloot
North Dakota
Teigen
New York
Montana
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Sinois
Iowa
William Mahoney
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
L. B. Musgrove
M. A. Dinsmore
Underwood
Musgrove
Dinsmore
William G. McAldoo
Altho McAdoo
McAdoo
Colorado
Cal
International
Colorado Springs
Colo
Calvin Coolidge
Cleveland
MecCormack Wife and Daughter Hurt in European Wreck
Mrs John McCormack wife of the Irish American singer and her daughter Gwen were injured in a train wreck near Lyons France while en route to Monte Carlo from London. Both suffered cuts and bruises but are not in critical condition and may leave hospital in four to five days. Four others were killed and 20 injured in the wreck. the McCormacks were the only American victims.
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McCormiarks
Sweitzer Files Nomination for Municipal Post First
Joho N. Sweitzer files nomination papers March 31 for a municipal post on the judiciary ballot seeking re election as bailiff. Minutes later John A. Woch of Longfellaw Street submitted nomination papers for the same office.
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Joho N. Sweitzer
Memorial of Mrs Cyrus Vail and Early Day Pioneers
Mrs Cyrus Vail formerly Allcy Day daughter of Mr and Mrs Sullivan Day pioneers of Watertoo joined Sands Chicago. A telegram from Mrs J Kraptel, longtime friend, notes Mrs Vail left Watertoo about one year ago. She is survived by two sons Rand Richard and a sister Miss Jmia Day. Her husband died some time ago.
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Cyrus Vail
Yrug Vail
Allcyay
Sullivan Day
Watertoo
Sands Chicago
Ita Mra
J Kraptel
Vail
Teft Watertoo
Mvben
Young Fink
Padvise Kraptel
Vailett Waterlon
Rand Richard
Mies Jmia Day
Addition To Rath's Sausage Department Begins
Rath Packing company started work today on an expansion of its sausage department. A building permit sets the project scope and timing for the new addition at the plant site.
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RATH
Baby Used in Blackmail Plot Returns to Care
After World War I, Marie Dring, once a British Army nurse in Flanders, moved to America to marry an American she met in France. He deserted her when he learned she would bear a child. A Chicago woman claimed the baby and later said it was dead. Attorneys for Joseph Baum of Kansas City say the baby is alive and being used to blackmail him. Dring has regained custody and police seek the other woman.
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Ottese
Flanders
Marie Dring
America
France
Chicago
Joseph Baum
Kansas City
Packer
Baum
Dring Haaer
Senior Saint Club Party at Congregational Church
Thirty nine senior members of First Congregational Church attended a birthday luncheon in the church dining room hosted by the Women’s Working association. Eleven shut-in members received baskets and flowers. The event honored longtime member Harriet A. Cobb, who arrived in 1855 and counted as number 101 on the records, with color themed decor of gold and white daffodils, smilax, and yellow candles. Rev. Fred J. Clark and Mrs. Clark assisted with welcomes and led the inner service.
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Senor Saints
First ‘Congregational Church
Women's Working Association
Emmons Johnson
Harriett A. Cabb
Waterloo
Vermont
C. W. Elsworth
Amanda
First Presbyterian
Cobb
Mary N. Daniel
Congregational Church
Fred J. Clark
Ford Offer Now in Senate Committee Among Its Enemies
Washington DC. House approved Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals lease offer yesterday and the measure moved to the Senate. The Senate committee has not set a date to take it up. Chairman Norris and other members criticized terms of the proposed lease as the chamber prepared to resume its program of appropriation and other bills.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
House
Senate
Senate ‘Committee
Norris
Automobile Show Attracts Waterloo Visitors
Automobile show attracts raval residents and nearby towns to Fourth and Franklin in Waterloo this week. Attendance was large Monday and could rise with good weather. Displays highlight chassis, motors, and separate parts with Har ter BR Tai showing two chassis on the second floor attracting interest. Educational talks by mechanics run regularly. Hudson-Essex writerlso company notes interest in the super six crankshaft and the impact on the new Essex. Overland-Waterlog displays the Willys Knight sleeve valve motor in operation.
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Waterloo
Franklin
Harter BR. Tai Company
Doze Brothers
Hudson-Essex Witerlso Company
Essex
Overland-Waterlog Company
Willys- Knight
Fire alarms report two fires at local residences
A two foot fire caused by a fuse or burner at 1208 P.M. in Bruno Webber’s home at 1305 Second West. no damage reported. A second blaze damaged a retain key area at Gi Bowers’ residence on Tid First West at 8:45 P.M. No injuries or further damage noted.
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Bruno Webber
Bowers
Senate Battle Over Drug Store Liquor Sales Ban
Des Moines March 11 Senate split on depriving physicians and drug stores of prescription liquor. Code bill 283 aimed to curb sale and use, doctors and drug dealers opposing. prohibition forces favored dry stance. Romkey led subcommittee defense. McIntosh backed replacement bill. debate centred on enforcement and penalties for misuse of prescriptions.
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Senate
Associated Press
Des Moines
Assembly
Romkey
Buser
Muscatine County
Saimmill
McIntoss
Ten Teams Begin 200 Mile Dog Derby at The Pas
Ten teams start the annual dog derby at The Pas Manitoba with 200 mile course to Camp Bleyen. Rusick leads early with Grayson second and B L Baker of St Paul bringing up the rear. Walter Corne Grant Rice prize at stake. cash totaling 2500. Drivers include LaVallee Baker Rusick Pranteau Isaac Pelly Lambert Ate Creighter and Solomon Cook.
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Associated Press
Saskatoon
Sask
the Pas
Rusick
Grayson
B. L. Baker
St. Paul
Pas Luister Company
Camp Bleyen
LaVallee
Pranteau
Isaac Pelly
Robert Lambert
Allan Ate
Donald
Tom Creighter
Solomon Cook
Leader of Honduran Gov't Forces Dead
Washington dispatch says Lopez Gutierrez former president of Honduras and leader of government forces in the revolutionary outbreak is dead from natural causes according to a cablegram from the American legation at Tegucigalpa. The notice notes the outbreak prompted the landing of U S Marines.
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Washington, D. C
Lopez Gutierrez
Honduras
United States
State Department
Tegucizas Gutierrez
Philip Gordon Honored at Waterloo Music Teachers Reception
Philip Gordon, pianist at Wirst Congregational Church, was honored by Davidson's music department at a Waterloo reception yesterday afternoon. The event highlighted demonstrations of recording methods by Kanhe piano, with Miss Hye lyn Wierand assisting and performing Concert Waltz.
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Philip Gordon
Wirst Congregational Church
Frederic Mills Ross
Davidson
Wiltsie
Waterloo
Gor Lon Rive O
Smuthods
Kanhe
Gordon
Hyelyn Wierand
Walla Hin
Silk Factory Fire in Shanghai Claims 100 Lives
A four story silk factory fire in central Shanghai today killed 100 with 61 bodies recovered earlier. Among the dead are many Russian refugees living on the roof. more bodies were found at the rear ladder area. Terrifying scenes on the second floor left over 30 women trapped as windows were locked behind wire screens.
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International News Wire
Shanghai
Fac
More Rebel Chiefs Surrendering Arms in Mexico City
Mexico City dispatches report continued surrender of Rebel leaders. Gen. Jose Domingo Ramirez Garrido, formerly on Gen. Estrada Jatisea’s staff, surrendered in Mexico City. Gen. Jesus Nove, another Estrada follower, surrendered in Guadalajara. Petrolino Flores handed over about 1,000 troops to Gen. Joaquin Amaro at Sayula. President Obregon due to arrive at Manzanillo.
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Mexico City
Jose Dominio Ramierez Garrido
Estrada
Jatisea
Guadalajara
Jesus Noves
Petrolino Flores
Joaquin Amaro
Sayula
Obregon
Manzanillo
Ikes Sign For Year's Membership Drive
Ernest W. Koepke, secretary, updates membership cards as 56 new members join the Izaak Walton league campaign. A local Ikes meeting at Greater Waterloo association rooms will report results and discuss sending delegates to the Chicago national convention April 10-12. Presence of mind saves Paul Neilson in Council Bluffs when he switches off a large clothes wringer as he is pulled toward it.
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Ernest W. Koepke
Izaak Walton League
Rall
Ikes
Greater Waterloo
League
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Paul Neilson
Telegraph Briefs: Global and Domestic Quick Notes
Brief items from multiple U.S. and international locales mention Chief Justice Curtis Wilbur discussing a cabinet post with President Coolidge, Moros surrendering 49 outlaws in Lanay, Denis Donohu dying in San Francisco, Admiral Plunkett criticizing prohibition, Victor Emmanuel and Helena to visit London, cardinals expected to visit the United States, Frank Moulan sued for divorce, and Welsh singers memorializing Warren G. Harding.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Curtis Wilbur
California Suprema Court
Goolidge
Los Angeles Times
Manila
Lanay
San Francisco
Denis Donohue
San Francisco Examiner
New York Star
New York
Charles P. Plunkett
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Washington
United States
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Queen Helena
London
King George
Queen Mary
Vatican
Frank Moulan
Marion
Warren G. Warding
Nan
Banquet Held for Prince Consort of Holland
International brief reports King Alfonso hosted a banquet for the Prince Consort of Holland in Madrid. In Cairo floods cut communications with Palestine isolating American tourists. Madrid notes new regulations limiting ice and foreign currency purchases to bolster the peseta value.
Fire wipes out Harvey Booth barn and 11 cattle
State briefs report a blaze destroying a large barn on the Harvey Booth farm near Vinton, causing about 6000 dollars in damage and incinerating 11 head of livestock. Also noted: price slumps for milk in Nashua, four Muscatine boys detained for pranks on a railway switch, Dubuque fire and water dept improvements cut insurance rates by about 509 thousand annually, and Des Moines spring style show draws 25,080 spectators under mild weather.
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Vinton
Harvey Booth
Nashua
Muscatine
Dubuque
Osceola
le Roy Munyon
Stor Couveress
Es Moines
Des Moines
Obigatory Bible Reading in School Room Voted Down
State Capitol Des Moines March 11 Compulsory Bible reading in public schools lost its last chance for enactment as the senate concurred 20 to 14 with the house on the reading amendment. Leaders urged receding to end the special session while the house adjourned after passing health and safety ordinances, industrial accident measures, and police pensions before adjourning.
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Associated Press
State Capitol
Des Moines
Senate
House
Newberry
Clayton County
Senate Schools Committee
Dutcher
Johnean Counoy
Army Barracks Deserted as Soldiers Take Rifles
Reports from Duke on March 11 describe widespread desertion in the army with officers and men decamping from the big barracks in Tipperary taking rifles and ammunition. Another barracks in County Wexford is deserted. Minister of Commerce and Industry McGrath resigns over disagreement with the army reorganization plan.
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Duke
Tipperary
County
Wexford
Indusiy McGrath
A V W Auxiliary Elects Officers in Cedar Falls
Ars J O King was elected commander of the women’s auxiliary to King Marson chapter Disabled American Veterans of the World War at Memorial Hall. Other officers include Mrs WB Marson senior vice commander Mrs CG Patterson junior vice commander Miss Josephine Balensiefer adjutant Mrs DE Boyd treasurer Mrs J Becker chairman Miss Goldie Hartman historian Mrs Junuis Delts sergeant at arms Mrs Lloyd Beckett conductress Mrs Julius Balensiefer assistant conductress and Mrs R H Deany and Mrs Ethel Muller color bearers.
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Ars. J. O. King
Woman's Auxiliary
King-Marson
Memorial Hall
WB. T. Marson
CG. F. Patterson
Josephine Balensiefer
D. EE. Boyd
Cedar Falls
J. &. Becker
Chawain
Goldie Hartman
Dun
Dr J G Hildebrand Addresses Kiwanis on Diet and Teeth
Dr J G Hildebrand spoke at Hotel Russell Lamson to Kiwanis about how diet affects teeth and bodily health. He warned Americans neglect their nutrition, citing malnutrition in animals as mirroring human results. Philip Gordon played two piano numbers, the second a dance, with an ampico reproduction so faithful it seemed live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Tildebrand
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Philip Gordon
Gordon
Frank Salisbury Slayer of Red Foxes
Frank Salisbury of Lincoln township brought four red fox pelts to county auditor W Esher for a bounty of four dollars each, hoping seven dollars apiece for commercial use. One fox was chased thirty miles before capture. hunter tracked it on foot in the snow. Will filed today for probate leaves all estate to widow Fannie T. Davis with her named executrix. will dated April 9, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Salisbury
Lincoln Township
Ir. W. Esher
Salisbury
Hontier
LeRoy P. Davis
Fannie T. Davis
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Chenne
Pamerene
Cheyenne
Washion
U.S
Treene Jeanine
Mme
Irene Jeanning
Athene Theatre
Paris
Fairfield
Sanford Zeigler
Roosevelt School
Edward D. Sheffield
Bishop Stuntz
Lafollette
Magnus Johnson
MecCormack
Sweitzer
Mortiariy
Ford
Senate Committee
Brookins
Lloyd County
McIntosh
Pas
Gov't
Philip Gornan Buest
Cable Briefs
Bill
Trish Army
D. A.V. W. Auxiliary
J. G. Hildebrand
RED Foxes
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