Rebels Near End of Rope in Mexican Revolt
Moxtedh City reports growing optimism despite scattered uprisings as federal forces pursue rebels. surrender of officers and troops trims rebel ranks. battles and movements unfold across Vera Cruz, Torreon, Saltillo, and Mazatlan with government claims of pressure on rebel leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxtedh City
Callies
Optiomigm
Canitas
Durango City
Rodd
Rigo Quevada
Francisco Urdalejo
Jesus M. Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Aguirre
Vera Crux
Guanila
Durango
Almazan
Satullo
Torreon
Galles
Coghuilan
Juan “Andrea Almazan
Monterey
Saltillo
Roberto Cruz
Quila
Cultascan
Sinador
Mazatlan
Jaime Carrillo
Hammill Attacks Fletcher Road and Bond Plan Debate
In Des Moines the House moved to calendar Friday a bill by Attorney General John Fletcher proposing anticipatory warrants to fund a six year road extension, while Governor Hammill urged adopting a state bonding plan. The House also passed a hospital appropriation of 238,198.26 to cover University of Iowa Hospital deficits and kept a judiciary bill on salaries, with further actions on highways and real estate regulation amid broader fiscal and road policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fletcher
Hemmill
Fletcher
Des. Moines
Senate
House
Reba
Hammill
Prim Mary ‘Road
Hamimiil
Supreme Court
Clearman
Johnson
University of Iowa
A.T. Brookins
State Railroad Commission
Beatty
Keokuk County
Trarms Wieder
Judiciary Committee
Whiting
Wilken, Polk
Secretary of State
Weather Summary From Partial OCR Data
Temperature details incomplete show Monday high and low values, Tuesday forecasts, and rainfall hints. Specific temperatures and times are unclear due to OCR gaps but indicate a sequence of daily readings and rain chances for early week.
Air Mail System Expansion Ahead of Long Range Plans
Washington reported Rep. Clyde Kelly outlined steps to expand air mail to Europe using dirigibles and new post offices, aiming for a worldwide network within a year. He noted current contracts and rates, proposed higher charges for airship service, and the need landing fields and distribution facilities to speed mail delivery. In New York a nightclub hostess Wise became a key witness in the Walsh Rothstein case, tying Rothstein to several nightlife venues and confirming a broader network around the gangster circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Europe
Clyde Kelly
Republian
Pennsylvania
House’ Post
Kelly
Dirigibies
Congress
South America
Post Office Department
Resiston
Congressional ’ Committees
Yates
Defendant Is Given Directed Verdict in Auto Damage Suit
In district court Judge Juda R. Hisnee directed the jury in the Pierce versus Freed Arnold and Nichols Gates suit after the plaintiff failed to show negligence. Pierce sought $5,734 for personal injuries from a December 1, 1928, auto accident at Washington and Fourth streets. Attorneys G. W. Dawson represented defendants. Also noted: Dunkerton election results and a building permit for a dwelling at 120 Belmont Avenue with a $3,000 cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. DB. Pierce
Arnold and Nichols & Gates
Pierce
Washington and
Fourth Streets
G. W. Dawson
Arnold and
Nichols A. Gates
Miss Mary Randolph Keeps White House Social Role
Mary Randolph, Virginian and daughter of the late Senator Randolph, completes her sixth year in inactive service at the White House. She came with Mrs Coolidge in 1923 as the First Lady's personal secretary and inherits the post under Mrs Hoover after Laura Harlan stepped down. Known for old fashioned lace heirlooms, she remains a prominent White House social figure. Anne Randolph serves as social secretary to Secretary Mellon and to Mrs Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Randolph
Mary Randolph
White
White House
Anne Randolph
Mellon
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Three Arrests At Oelwein On Liquor Violations
Couriersertal report from Oelwein Iowa states Verne Cosselman and two youths named Tony Joy and Fleming were to be arraigned at West Union on liquor charges after arrest last evening. Sheriff A A Robertson Martin Carney county attorney and W B Stone police chief took them into custody. Cosselman faces illegal transportation. the others charged with bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courirespertal
Oriwein
Marely
Verne Cosselman
Taoy
Joy
Fleming
West Union
A. A. Robertson
Martin Caerney
W. B. Stone
Cosselman
Ensminger Funeral Planned After Independence Death
Mrs. BE H Ensminger dies of heart disease in Independence. Funeral set for Wednesday morning with husband and several daughters among survivors.
Alcohol Runaway: Mason and Wreck Tied to Cedar Falls Case
Cedar Falls officers, aided by Road Patrolman Mason and Night Watchman Schwanke, seized 100 gallons of grain alcohol from a car owned by G A Shearon and driven by F W Moore. The arrest stemmed from a wreck near Storm Lake that killed Mrs. Shearon. Shearon faces Buena Vista county charges for illegal liquor transport. The seizure was deemed lawful by County Attorney Gwynne, who noted Mason acted with reasonable belief of a law violation. debate arose over cross duties with constable roles and city arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Shearon
F. W. Moors
H. FP
Mason
L. EB. Schwanke
Cedar Falls
Sioux City
Schcaron
Seltura
Cedar.Falls
Schwanke
Rector
Harry P. Mason
John R. Rector
East Waterloo
Woman Recalls 1867 Blizzard Across Waterloo
Mrs. Julia F. Brace recalls a March 12 1867 blizzard as her train from Freeport to Fredericksburg Waterloo crossing heavy snow and near zero wind chill. The trip included Waverly snowbound and a 24 mile sleigh ride to reach their destination. Brace, 82, has lived through presidencies from Pierce to Hoover and served 40 years in the Woman's Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Julia F. Brace
Algona
Letty Brace
John Rock
Wellington Street
Dubuque
Illinois, Central
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Brace
Woman's Relief Corps
Turley Funeral Rites Weld at Independence
Independence Ta March 12 The funeral of Mrs Peter Turley was conducted this morning at St Johns Catholic Church by Rev W J Donohue Surviving are her husband and several sons and daughters St Marks Dinner Mens church night dinner of St Marks Episcopal Church will be held this p m today in the church Rector will speak on Yolond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Peter Turley
St. John’s Catholic Church
W.J. Donohue
ST. Marks
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Chiurch
Rey
Creede
Yrolond
Jennie Gnampers
Mary FP. Buge
Adams Street
Kentucky
Henry T. Vaughn
St. Louis
Lafayette
Burg
L. W. Burks
Rieht Street
S.J . Vaughn
Marion Chambers
Kistner
Elmwand
New Menominee Chief Reginald I Succeeds Oshkosh
In Wisconsin March 13 to 17 a new chief, Reginald I, was named ruler of the Menominee Indians following the death of Chief Ernest Oshkosh, 54. Ernest was a grandson of the tribe’s founder and educated at Haskell Institute and Notre Dame. He served in the federal Indian service with oversight of reservations in Oregon, Montana, and Wisconsin before his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heshen
Wis
Reginald
Oregon
Montana
Holoupm en Take 157000 In Checks And Cash
Madison Wis March 13 Two men held up two messengers of the Wisconsin automobile insurance division in front of the capitol annex and took a satchel containing about 157000 mostly in checks and money orders Auto license division officials said the bandits obtained less than 2000 in cash Insurance covered the loss and the robbers fled in an automobile Another brief item notes Henry DeVogd hospitalized after a horse kick in Dunkerton Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Automobile Sensa Division
Capitol Annex
Russell G. Pfeiffer
Sleenca
State Treasury Department
Capitol Building
Niute Division
Evis
Robert L. Liebecker
Mortuary Notices Lead to Waterloo Area Obituaries
Obituary notices report Mrs. Sarah Jane Worley 82 died after a stroke at home on Third Avenue West. Surviving children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren listed. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Petersen Bros. chapel with Dr. J. Richmond Morgan officiating. Burial Elmwood. Also noted are funeral services for Roy E. Cushman and others with details on dates, places, and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saraiy Jane Worley
Sarah Jane Worley
Third Avenue West
Sarah Jane Michael
Warren County
Ohio
McConnelsburg
Scranton
Princeton
Bazil Warley
Taina County
Lazi
James T. Worley
Worley
Jin ‘Tama
Butler County
Waterloo
First Congregational Church
J.A
H. C
A. S
GC. R
W. D
Aredale
BE. R
Lacona
Jennie Bodell
Petersen Bros
J. Richmond Morgan
First, Congregational Church
Elmwood
Federated Farm Bodies Draft Plan for Relief Meeting
Des Moines reports a special Corn Belt federation meeting called for next Monday to draft a farm relief program to be submitted to Congress. Chairman William Hirt says the effort aims to gauge opinions across Mississippi Valley farm organizations and present a unified view. The federation has backed MacNary-Hougen style relief plans and signals broader coordination on marketing and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Corn Belt Federation' of
Congress
Wiliam Hirt
Columbia
Federation
A. W. Ricker
LoraTys
Norks
St. Bald
Mississippi Valley
Corn Belt Federation
Yellow Boover
Washington, D. C
Soover
Hoover
Gun Loaded Forty Years Ago Ends Loneliness
Mrs. Mathilda Dingler, aged 72, who had lived in an alleyway shanty, suffered blindness and poverty aided by charity. A pistol her husband loaded decades ago, kept in a dresser, led to her death after a week-long struggle with despair. The incident followed a four-year spell of loneliness and reliance on social aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dingier
Elizabeth Helm
Mrs. Dingler
Light Rain Brings Minor Cedar River Rise
The first rain of the season fell last night with 0.22 inch measured by Ralph B. Slippy’s gauge. Temperatures dipped to 36 degrees, melting ice and easing pedestrian hazards. The Cedar River rose a few inches but remained at a low stage with no surface floodwaters reaching the main stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
Cedar River
Appeals Taken From Ratr oan Suit Against Schultz
An appeal was served today in the United States Supreme Court arising from the damage suit filed by the Chicago Great Western Railway against Schultz for about $12,000. The appeal targets a ruling by Judge R. W. Hasner overruling a motion for a more specific statement and for strikes to separate into counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation of Appeal
Supreme Court
Chicago Great Western Railway
Schultz
R. W. Hasner
Training for Life: Vocational Guidance urged at Canopus club
Mrs Alice Warsaw, matron, told Canopus club members that today’s greatest need is proper training for school and high school pupils to enter commercial and industrial life. She argued vocational crashing should be stressed and that guidance can help youths become efficient, industrious citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Warsaw
Canopus-club
Imieting Jn
Thia Nogh
Watgaw
Ale
Police Called on to Help Enforce Health Law
Mayor Gleb A. Tibbitts and Pollos Chief Gharies Molilis discuss stricter state health law enforcement and quarantining amid reports of scarlet fever cases not being reported. Over a dozen warnings have been issued with potential jail or fines up to 500 dollars for violators as city officials seek to curb the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleb A. Tibbitts
Pollos
Gharies Molilis
Cfty
Railroad Brakeman Henry Craft in Serious Condition
Henry Craft 37 Franklin Street brakeman for Illinois Central Railroad is reported in serious condition at Findley Hospital Dubuque after his right arm was severed above the elbow by a moving train. He suffered shock and blood loss and spent a painful night as his wife Mrs Craft stayed by his side awaiting improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Craft
Hranklin Street
Illinois Central Railroad
Findley Hospital
Dubuque
Areight
County Board Debates Snow Plow Purchase Plan
The board of supervisors discussed buying a Kg rotary plow and push track from Lorenzen Motor Truck Co of Des Moines. Oliver Lorenzen argued the county can buy without bids as an emergency, and the group considered paying $1,000 in rental fees if the outfit is kept until tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Lorenzen Motor Truck Company
Dés Moines
Oliver Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Delinquent Poll Tax Collections Reported
City records show M CG Arbuckle and Ben G Howray, appointed by the city council to collect delinquent poll taxes, made 747 collections at five dollars each totaling 3 736. Costs of 153 60 were collected and refunded to the city, advancing 170 70 for court costs deducted, leaving a balance of 3 747.00. attorneys to be paid 1 153.50 for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M CG
Arbuckle
Ben G. Howray
Charles MacKay
Plans to refinance Pythian Building in Waterloo
Plans filed for record refresh a Waterloo Build ing Corp plan to take over the Pythian building on Commercial street. The refinancing totals 40000 in capital stock at par 160 with officers J E Bregdon president George W Huntley vice president C X Munger secretary and directors Carleton Sias and J A Young among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Building Corporation
Pythian
Commercial Street
J. E. Bregdon
Greorge W. Huntley
C. X. Munger
Carleton Sias
J. A. Young
Leavitt Describes Frontier Waterloo to Kiwanis
Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls spoke at a Kiwanis gathering in Hotel Russell Lamson detailing Waterloo’s early frontier days. He described a village over five years old along the river, with streets like Park Avenue and Main Street serving as a business hub, and noted the southern city limit near Lincoln Park. His account highlighted the city’s pioneer past and the growth from a small riverside settlement to a structured town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soewang
Waterloo
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Kiwanis Club
Russell Lamson
John’ A. Leavitt
Black Hawk County
Leavitt
Lincoln Park
Population grows by eighteen million yearly says professor
Duesseldorf March 12. Professor Richard Hennig an eminent sociologist says a survey shows the human race population increasing about 18 000 000 each year. He notes a daily excess of births over deaths totaling 506 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesseldorf
Germany
Richard Hennig
Immunization Set to Begin in East Junior High Tomorrow
Immunization against scarlet fever will start tomorrow at East Junior High under Dr Paul Rhoades of the American Medical Association scarlet fever committee. The full course includes five weekly injections and immunity arrives after the fourth. Mild fever headaches and rashes may occur in a small percentage of cases. injections are free. Additional inoculations were given today at Hast Junior High and McKhiley school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Paul Rhoades
Chicago
American Medical Association
Rhoades
Patisen
Dick Festa
Hast
Edgh School
McKhiley
Waucoma Troop Formed With 20 Boys and Leaders
A new Boy Scout troop is formed in the Wapsipinicon area or eight northeastern Towa counties. Troop No. 59 will be based at Waucoma Fayette county with Rev James P Gamble as scoutmaster and ML 3 Chan nell chair of the troop committee. Sponsored by the Wilcoma American Legion post, the group includes 20 boys. The Waonsipinicon area now has 45 troops with 21 in Waterloo and 24 outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsiphican
Towa
Arthur F. Dwy
Bly
Waucomma
Fayette County
James P. Gamble
ML. 3
Eee
Wilcoma American,Legion Post
Waonsipinicon
Waterloo
All Bran advertised as constipation cure by Kellogg
Letter praises Kellogg's All Bran for curing chronic constipation with daily two tablespoons and meals. Endorsed by Mrs A J O Connell from Rochester New York. Ad claims All Bran supplies bulk to sweep the intestine and restore regularity with ready to eat bran cereal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. O'Connell
Phelps Ave
Rochester
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Fletcher Road
Bill
Munday
Ieee
U. S. Border
Lids Chayest
Juarez
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
N.Y
P. D
Walsh and Rothstein
New York
Wise
Dematis Dove
Thomas
Fatty) Walsh
Miami
Jash
Arnold Rothstein
Park Central
Walsh
Rothatch
Whalen
Taok
Solidh
Rothstein
Poller
Abe
Lindy
Lindy's
George A. McManus
Tial
Goff
Dunkerton
Dunkerton, In
Olln Goitwan
Saery Crisp
Randall
Belmont
Awoking House
Canitol Hill
Taft
Betty
Laim
Mr. Coolidge
Sone
Arested
Oelwein
Et, Ensminger
Independence Independence
BE. H. Ensminger
Turley
Reginald I
Menominees
Holoupmen
F. C
Madison, Wis
Henry DeVogd
St. Francis Hospital
Watetica
George McMillan
Roy E. Cushman
Blehth Street
Kistner Chapel
Roy Lesiie Smith
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Clayton Bronson
Glen Bown
Clarence Robertson
A. W. Mullan
Frank Campbell
Chester Gretn
Fairview
Moe A. Cushman
Naomi GC. Little
Dorothy Entfield
Jeanette Cushman
F. H. Neustadt
Milwallke
Jennie. Chambers
G. W. Minard
C. H. Minard
Twelfth Street West
On Focal Hospital
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Pairview
Tha Bady
Quentin Robert
Bechtel
Quentin
Robert Bechtel
Yo' Preebyterian Church
Thomas R. Niven
Federated Farm Bodies
Ratlroan
Oop 15
Beaver Patrol
Frank Lindsey
Central Fire Station
Lindsey
Max Cherney
Barclay Street
Ernest Mohr
Franklin Street
Dick Stong
Irving Street
Jack Russell
Isie
Harry
Cas Neuman
Unis City
Jonsie Neuman
Kilwanis
Clibmen
Waucoma
District“Court
Renart
Tate
Clark, Auditon and Recorder
WG. Builters
Bessie “H. Berry
W.T. “Edwards
R. R. Franklin
Burke
Washington D. C
Indian Affairs Bureau
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