Will of Albert Edwards Requires Property Ban on New Buildings
The will filed this afternoon by Albert Edwards enforces a restriction that no building be erected on his property as long as the current owners hold adjoining land. The document, dated February 26, outlines specific bequests to his daughter Blanche and Ruth Graham, along with trust provisions for Mrs. Bertha Vaughan, and lists generous gifts to First Baptist Church and the law office stenographers. Executors named are Alfred Longley, Blanche Edwards, J H Snively, with power to sell real estate and no bond required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edwards
Slyes
Edwards
First Baptist’ Church
Ruth Graham
Blanche BE. Edwards
Blanche
Amanda F. Edwards
Bertha EB. Vaughan
Eagh
Minnie Be -Minkel
Aliis M. Edwards
Albert ‘Justin. Edwards
Alfred’ Longley
Blanche Edwards
Edwards Drew
Death Liquidates Obligation Given by World War Veteran to Loveless Bride
World War II veteran George Appel 36 married Cora Bell Cronsop in January after placing a marriage contract to ensure inheritance amid tuberculosis. He left a $10,000 life policy, two houses, a wage bond and other assets to her, died in San Antonio after a brief home arrangement. A military funeral will be held under Red Grass auspices with Fort San Houston detachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Lia Loud of
George Appel
Appel
Inherlta
Carson Street
Lfe
Cora Bell Cronsop
Arizona
Ange
Fort San Houston
Wall Street Hints Receivership for Milwaukee Road
Rumors of receivership for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad troubled traders in New York. Bonds due January 1 faced refinancing doubts as the 4 percent securities dropped sharply, with bonds at 58 3 4, devalued by 20 points from the year’s high. Common stock slid to 1 1 2, a record low. preferred at 18 3 4, another record low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
New York Stock Exchange
Complany Center
Jane
Fears Term in Jail: Tries to Kill Self Near Linn Junction
Anton Chatterboosky a farmer near Linn Junction feared a jail sentence for illicit alcohol manufacture after his farm was raided. He asked Sheriff and then tried to shoot himself with a shotgun but a deputy stopped him. He was released on bail and his farm equipment was confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fears
Cedar Rapids
Anton Chatterboosky
Linn Junction
Tommery
Chatterhonsky
Avery
Diplomatic Shifts and Fatal Rhino Attack Reported
Telegraph briefs note diplomat John W. Riddle may be relieved within months as Alanton B. Houghton visits Washington to discuss duties in London. A Nairobi dispatch says explorer Trish and British Army Capt. Atkin were killed by a rhinoceros. Dr Lee De Forest urges government radio censorship to curb commercialization and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Airea
John W. Riddle
Washington, D. C
Alanton B. Houghton
Germany
Washington
Coolidge
Kellogg
London
Daily
Mail
Nairobi
British East Africa
New York
Lee de Forest
Mellon Couzens Tax Controversy Spotlight
Senate dispute over income tax payments and charges of favoring certain corporations surfaces as Senator Couzens chairs a committee probing the internal revenue bureau. Accusations arise of public counsel fees paid from his own funds and controversy over employment of Frank Heney, drawing White House scrutiny and Coolidge's displeasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teee
Pennsyvania
Mellon
Senate
Couzens
Himmall
Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury
Gouzens
Frank Heney
Heney
Coolidge
Courens
N. Y
Hersid-frivune
Storm Destruction Sweeps Illinois and Indiana Towns
A severe wind and rain storm across Illinois and Indiana caused extensive damage. Edgar county reported about 75 000 dollars in losses with several homes and a Methodist church leveled. Paris and Terre Haute areas suffered multiple destroyed houses while St Mary of the Woods academy and Rochester saw building damage and a tornadic scale impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Edgar County
Illnois
Paris
Tiche Terre Hatte
St. Mary of the Wood
Academy
Rochester
Claypool
Proposed US Nish Hatchery Sites Visited Here
Federal fish hatchery likely to be built near Water igo Luo area after a visit by Capt. C F Collar supervisor US fish breeding stations. He met Judge G W Wood Burr Lichly A C Wilford and Walton league members to inspect possible hatchery sites. Government favors establishment if a suitable site is provided. Judge Wood, Walton league president, has discussed the plan with Collar, who hails from Manchester Indiana where federal hatcheries operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luo
Waterigo
Toiday
C.F. Collar
United States
Collar
G. W. Wood
Burr Lichly
A. C. Wilford
Izaak Walton League
Judge Wood
State Walton League
Capt. Callar
Manchester
Two Boys Jailed for Attacking Girl Near Her Home
Mason City Iowa March 11 On charges of attempting to assault Miss Janeille Scoville two boys Eugene Rafferty and Arthur Hauke dahl both of this city are held in the city jail. They allegedly dragged the girl from a door when she answered a call at a residence on a vacant lot across the street. Her screams drew her father and brother who rescued her as the assailants fled and were later arrested. The tent is 18 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Jlneille Scoville
Hu-gene Rafferty
Arthur Haukedahl
Paris Journalists Foresee Military Danger in Danzig
Paris dispatches report Danzig viewed as a powder magazine by Le Journal and Le Matin reporters. They warn Europe may erupt when Danzig explodes, with Prussian artillerymen ready near Koenigsberg and Berlin to act, declaring the city neither free nor neutral and preparing an army to aid Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Danzig
le Journal
le Matin
Poland
Europe
Koenigsberg
Berlin
Free City
Germany
State Briefs From Des Moines Iowa Retail Shoe Dealers Meet
State briefs report a range of Iowa items including Fred Stubier of Monticello addressing the Iowa Retail Shoe Dealers convention on basic retail principles. Other notes cover a Des Moines court term, a Sioux City attack case, a Webster City jewelry store fire, a North Liberty mayoral death, poultry culling issues in Johnson County, a Mason City teeth pawn attempt, and petitions in Cedar Rapids for inmate labor laws. Fairfield nominations for mayor and councilmembers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fred
Stubier
Monticello
Iowa
Sioux City
James Wallace
Webster Claire
Paknoown
FBR
Downard Jewelry
Yowa City
Julius Kol
Jmayor
North Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Harley Jtunt
Johnson County
Mason City
Norman Anderson
Thompson
Ordar Rapids
Hian‘rede
General Assembly
Fairfield
Harleys A. Hoopes
Fairfild Insteight
Fred W. McClaim
James
Hinkle Residence Damaged by Fire at 2 P.M. Unclear Origin
A residence owned by Louis Witty and occupied by IL Hinkle at 1634 Jefferson Street was badly damaged by a fire of unknown origin at 2 p.m. No one was home. the front room blaze had headway when found. The damage is about $200. Sparks caused slight damage to J. T. Sullivan's home at 625 Franklin Street. fire department responded at 1:50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Witty
IL H. Hinkle
Jefferson Street
J. T. Sullivan
Franklin Street
New Faces Triple Problems in Post Office Economies
Washington reports under Postmaster General Marty New the DO LAT bill and rate hikes press for efficiency and modernization. The 1925 postal act raises salaries by 68 million annually and adds revenue, worsening the service's profit outlook but driving a path toward air mail expansion and faster routes. New restricts spending while pushing new rates April 15 including two cent parcel service, higher publication rates, and two cent private postal cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mevoy
United Press
Washington, D. C
Bastmaster
Marty S. New
New
Congress
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Condition of Roads in This Vicinity Reported by J S M A
Waterloo road bureau of the Iowa State Motorists' Association releases a highway conditions report. Primary routes west to Parkersburg are very bad and gravel roads are rough. alternate routes via Allison and Hampton advised. Several other primary roads described as gravel and rough. Cedar Rapids access via Manchester and Central City noted as gravel. A public address by Preston Bradley, Chicago lecturer, associated with the League of America, is set for Waterloo on Tuesday evening March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa State Motorists’ Association
Parkersburg
Allison
Hampton
Janesville
Waverly
Charlca City
Orton
Grant Highway
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Central City
Coggen
Thern Eldera
Preston Bradley
Chicago
Izaak
League
Bradley
East High School
Public Health Student Begins Local Training
Ella Van Horn, a student in the University of Town public health nursing program, arrives for two weeks of practicum with Waterloo Social Welfare Imingun as the first of several students this spring. County public health work noted. February reports of Helena Hughes and Ruby Reimler discussed. Spokesman club hears A A Lohner on private bus ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella van Horn
Publc Health Nursing
University of Town
Waterloo Social Welfare
Imingun
van Horn
League
W. C. Mttedicary
Helena Hughes
Ruby Reimler
Rail Commission to Consider Bus Line in Iowa
The State Railroad Commission will meet in Toowa City March 16 to review an application by GC Richardson and ROl Richardson to establish a tintor passenger carrier serving Johnson, Iowa, Powrehick and Towa counties. The plan would connect Coralville, Ladora, Tiffin, Harvester, Marengo, Fracklyn, and Grinnell with Iowa City. The Rock Island railroad is expected to file an intervention. Phiia fraternity announces the initiation of Curtis Snyter at the chapter base Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Eam Missionery
Aulstar Bed Sulek
GC Richardson
Ro 1
Conrad
Indianola
Tintor Pasessenger
Johnson
iPowrehick
Towa
Towle
Coralville
Ladora
Tiffin
Harvestead
Marengo
Fracklyn
Grinnell
Vowa
Rock Island Railroad
Phi Ea Fraternity
Town City
Curtis Snyter
Leity
Death to Germs by Hopkins Doctor Unveils Hexyl-resoreinol
Dr Veador Leonard of Johns Hopkins Medical School and Hospital Baltimore declares discovery of four new germicides named Hexyl-resoreinol. He claims the antiseptic is non-poisonous, may be taken internally, and is 50 times stronger than carbolic acid, offering defense against disease germs in kidneys and intestinal tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veador Leonard
Johns Hopkins Medical School and Hospital
Baltimore
Leonard
Cable Briefs From Around the World
Lord Curzon, recently operated on for nasal hemorrhages, is reported better though restless. In Yokio, drought threats rise as water shortages strain ponds and wells. Cannes sees Louis Gimbel set a Baccarat record by winning 4090, 000 francs in a single sitting. De Valera barred from Belgium for a lecture tour. In London, suits seek to tax income from professional coin matchers and race horse bettors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Lord Curzon
Cannes
France
Louis Gimbel
New York
Baccarat
Gimbel
Eamonn de Valera
Louvain University
Belgium
Daily Telegraph
Brussels
Kip Rhinelander Bride Enters Social Register
Mrs. Alice Beatrice Rhine lander formerly a laundress and house maid is listed in the March Social Register supplement, though her husband Leonard Kip Rhinelander sues for nullity on grounds of alleged negro descent. The note follows other social entries and lists changes including Millicent Rogers’ exit and other society names. A separate item reports Junior Brotherhood of St. Mark's Episcopal church renewing efforts under Charles S. Busby and William Pett, with Rev. H C Boissier preaching at St. Mark's Lent services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice Beatrice Tones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Social Register
New Rochelle
N.Y
Millicent Rogers
Ludwig Saim- Hoogstraeten
James E. Stillman
W- BE D- Stokes
Brotherhood
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Charles 5. Busby
William Pett
H. C. Boissier
St.Luke's Church
Cedar Falls
St. Mark’s
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Wynot and Cedar Rapids
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices: Mrs Peter Lund of Wynot Neb dies at 58 with siblings in Waterloo and Hudson. Marilyn Lee of Cedar Rapids dies at 17 from pneumonia. Barney Helm, Frank Clark Moore, and others to be buried in Elmwood with Petersen Bros. chapel services listed. Burial in Elmwood. Names include Lumbus brothers and Hudson relatives. Services set for Friday and Thursday at local churches and chapels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARS
Peter Lund
G. W. Fay
Lizzia J Walters
Waterloo
Wynot
Neb
Eagle Township
Hudson
E. E. Lumbus
David Lumbus
Dunkerton
George Lumbus
Wynet
Sam Lumbus
Baptist Church
Hudson J
Marilyn Lee
Friends
Andy Miller
Kimball Avenue
Marilyn
Cedar_ Rapids
Petersen Bros.” Chapel
W. Ochisholm
Elmwood
Barney Helm
R. N. MacDonald
Walnut Street
Lantist Church
Frank Clarw Moore
Frank Clark
Moore
Lin Petersen Gros
LF. D. Blandford
Inion Congregational Church
Burling
Cooperative Dairy Notes Show Firm Payment Resistance
Four suits filed in Waterloo municipal court by Wa terloo Co operative Dairy against I Diercks and other farmers allege a concerted effort to avoid payment on notes issued in early 1922 for stock. Each petition seeks judgment plus $245, repayment and cancellation of the notes, with defense claiming misrepresentation and nonconformity to true agreements. The defendants’ cross petitions request return and cancellation of the notes, asserting promised special benefits and milk-delivery deductions offset payments. Attorneys Mears and Lovejoy represent the plaintiff. P E Ritz represents the defense. The actions are described as test cases, with many similar notes outstanding and no payments made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
I. Diercks
Diercks
Mears & Lovejoy
P. E. Ritz
Waterloo
Homemakers Class to Present Three One-Act Plays
The Homemakers class of First M E Church will stage a public program Monday evening March 23 at the church. Prof Glyde Co Tull and Jewel Bothwell Tull perform three one act plays including Mrs Tull noted for favorable comment last November. Proceeds go to the Hester offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers
M.E. Cehurch
First M. E. Church
Glyde Co. Tull
Jewel Bothwell Tull
Man Charged With Wife Desertion Arrest in Estherville
Edward Stanhope was arrested yesterday at Estherville by deputy Warren Buckley on two warrants charging desertion of his wife and leaving her destitute in Waterloo. He was brought here for trial. time not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stanhope
Estherville
Warren Buckley
Waterloo
Three Waterloo graduates honored at Cedar Falls college
Three Waterloo girls figured in the Iowa State Teachers college commencement at Cedar Falls. Miss Elda May Platt received a bachelor of arts in education. Misses Mary H. Mitchell and Opal Marie Lowe earned diplomas from the junior college and were members of West High school's 1922 graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Elda May Platt
Mary H. Mitchell
Opal Marie Lowe
West High School
Marshalltown to host Spanish War Veterans executive meet
Jown 30eNer, past department s commander of the U S W V, and Mrs Delia McAllister state auxiliary president, travel to Marshalltown this evening for an executive committee meeting. Arrangements for the annual encampment at Marshalltown June 22 24 will be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jown 30eNer
Department S
Delia McAllister
Auxiliary
Marshalltown
No Friend of Ould Ireland on Dock as Shamrocks Arrive
More than 1,000 packages of shamrocks ordered for Boston homes on St Patrick's Day were sent back to Ireland by Department of Agriculture officials under rules barring live plant imports due to pest risk. Inspectors found a small bottle of Irish whiskey in one box with a note claiming it would keep the shamrock fresh as St Patrick said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mareh Ti
Ireland
Department of Agriculture
St. Patrick
Burton Ave Church Sets Revival Series in Waterloo
Burton Avenue Baptist Church will host a Sunday start revival lasting two weeks with services at 7 30 each evening led by Rev William Wilkins and the gospel team. Neil Kepple will direct music. The preacher will discuss Fifteen Days in the Gospel According to Genesis focusing on man’s failure and God’s salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilkins
Burton Auvenus Baptiste Church
Neil Kepple
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Waterloo
Burton Avenue
Mr. Wilkins
Boy Scouts Register for Camping Periods
Boy Scouts of Waterloo and vicinity begin registrations for camping periods starting June 22. Present plans include five periods with a maximum of 64 campers each. Seven scouts have signed up for the June 22 period and four for June 29, July 6, and July 13 periods, plus 14 for July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Waterloo
Masonic Insurance Board Elects New Officers
W V Sibert is named president of the Waterloo Masonic Insurance board at a Masonic temple meeting. Russell DeGon becomes secretary and A M Place is treasurer. The board includes presid ing officers from local Masonic bodies. A Ben Hur initiation and 100 stere opticon views will be shown at Ben Hur auditorium this evening with plans for summer activities and a social hour following refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Sibert
Waterloo
Meicvoir Court
No. A
Srbs of
Ben Hur
Zarifis Brothers to Tour World Visit Water loo
Anthony Zarifis of Colombo, a multimillionaire with a Colombo empire, and his brother Harry plan a world tour starting with Greece and Waterloo. They will be joined by their parents, aged 94 and 92, their wives, son and daughter, and servants, after a family reunion in Waterloo. Anthony has built a vast network in Ceylon shipping and trade and hopes to visit the United States and other major cities, while Harry is running a restaurant in Water loo and may join the journey across the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Zarifis
Multimlionaire
Colombo
Ceylon
Waterloo
Ito
Herbert
M. Reed
Zarifis
Reed
Greece
Harry Zarifis
Jducting & Restaurant
Sycamore Istreet
Imeet
Anthony
Ga’ Ivalla
The
fEnmity
Constantinople
Turkey
Harry
Tie
Oriental
Hill
Reeds
United States
Remai
Europe
Nicholas Brothers
Syyoy Cafe
Pirty
Herd Jthru
San Francisco
Hawaii
Phillippine Islands
Mr. Reed
Tarry
Bes
Gavalta
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Albert Edwards
Bao
Fort Sam Houston
Wall Street
Milwaukee Road
Hinkle
Allegheny
Ikes
A. A. Lohner
Travelers Insurance Company
Spokesman’s Club
Noaoniday
Hlack
Rail Commission
Cable Briefs
Kip” Rhinelander
Marinacay
Co-Op Dairy CO
IFERS
iCross
Princess
Bonnie
First Presbyterian Church Choir
Ould Ireland
Burton Ave
BOY Scouts
Masonic Insurance Board
Ben
Wim
Mathinis Honaiie
Sap
Western Avenue
Home Park Blvd
Lester W. Miller
Leavitt & Johson Bldg
Thone
Watering Dent AP Acrokie
Anak
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