Spring fashions bloom in Waterloo storefront windows
Waterloo merchants unveiled spring fashion displays on Thursday evening with windows adorned in soft fabrics, hats, gloves, shoes, and jewelry. Living models and bright window scenes showcased ensembles for women and men, plus fur and summer touches, while home goods and cleaning aids spark interest for the season.
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Waterloo
Fabrica
Paul Davis
Black's
Belmont
Beurgette
Marocain
Crawford
Burch
Frances
Meisner
Salvation ‘Army
Kathryn Merk
Tyes
Helne
Fox
Glaw
Panor
Black
Puhe
Palace
Enderiein
Wooda Militnery
Hall-Ektelt
Davidsons
Leath’s
Nichols & Cates
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Royal Vacuum
Mason& Co
Burch’s
Panl Davis
Probe of Mystery Deaths in Osage Tribe Halted
Pawhuska Oklahoma March 13 The state and federal investigation into the Osage deaths is stopped after J Berry King state attorney general left Pawhuska following a court inquiry. King issued no statement on warrants or his destination and suggested the action could end the probe. Premature publication of stories caused witnesses to leave the state delaying final action.
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Pawhuska
Okla
J. Berry King
Court of Inquiry
Department of Justice
King
Oklahoma City
Blizzard Blows Through Des Moines Ahead of Cold Wave
Des Moines reports indicate a blizzard and severe cold front moving across Iowa. The Weather Bureau warns of highs near 5 below zero in the north, zero to 5 above elsewhere, with the cold spell lasting through Saturday and likely Sunday.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Government Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Owa
Warren's Case to Be Threshed Thru in Staid Manner
Michigan debates Warren confirmation with emphasis on solemnity and clarity. The piece notes a Michigan resolution urging Senate confirmation after rejection, comparing Warren’s fate with past cabinet experiences from the state, including Alger, Newberry, and Denby, and questions about a fully accredited cabinet member from Michigan.
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Warren
Michigan
Senate
Russell A Alger
McKinley
Cuba
Truman Aa. Newberry
Counsel Fights Over Bond Testimony in Teapot Dome Case
In Cheyenne Wyoming on March 13 lawyer John W. Lacey urged exclusion of testimony about $230,500 in liberty bonds said to have passed between Harry F. Sinclair and former Interior Secretary Fall. The defense argued bank official records about the bonds deposited in El Paso Texas and Pueblo Colorado were hearsay in the Teapot Dome equity suit.
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Heyenne
Wyo
Fudge
John W. Lacey
Sinclair Legal
Harry F. Sinclair
Interior Fair
Wyoming
el Paso
Tex
Pueblo
Colo
Oil Station Manager Admits $1500 Theft
A Cincinnati Ohio oil station manager confessed to stealing 1500 dollars and later claimed he was robbed of the amount. State Agent McPherson announced the confession. Bondsmen settled with the Collins Oil company over the shortage, per James Ri sen, head of the state bureau of investigation.
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O Streepr
Coltina
Cincinnati
McPherson
Collins Ol Company
Streeny
James Rissen
State Bureau of Ineestigation
Senate Bill Bans Canned Heat for Drinking
The Iowa Senate approved a bill prohibiting sale and manufacture of canned heat for beverage use. Senator Romkey argued the product spreads nationwide, while an amendment by Senator Buser added distillation to avoid drug-business interference. The vote and ensuing debates set the stage for ongoing discussion.
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Associated Press
Les Moines
Ronkey
Dea
Maines County
Senate
Buser
Muscatine
Romkey
House
Polk County
Woodbury
Linn
Scott
Pottawattamie
Dubuque c
Multiple Waterloo Families Mourn Sudden Deaths in California and Nebraska
Henry Federspiel, 42, of Waterloo, now in St. Louis, died suddenly in California where he had gone for health. Survived by parents widow and children. body to St. Louis for burial. Also note: Mr Hostetter of Waterloo died in Miami, and Mrs Grace Michael, wife of William Michael, died in Omaha after hospital treatment. Services and burial plans listed for each.
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Henry Freberspien
Henry Federspiel
Nicholas Federspiel
Waterloo
St. Louis
California
Frank
Federzpiel
Iaither Hostetter
Miami
Fla
Grands County
Eelen
Wlr
Michael
Grace Michael
William MM
Mazon Service Corporation
Omaha
Neb
Charles D. Darling
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Only Doctor Has Mumps Town Has Smallpox Scare
Fear gripped Slater Iowa as Laura Six died of black smallpox and four more cases were found. Dr George Severson, the only physician, is seriously ill with mumps. The local hotel housing the Six family is quarantined with 11 inmates. Outside medical aid is called and all 600 residents will be vaccinated.
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Slater
Laura Six
George Severson
Alienist urges prison for boy with booze in moral plea
Denver report on March 13 quotes Dr. Albert A. Lowenthal of Chicago arguing youths who carry whisky deserve penitentiary punishment rather than jail. He warns a rising wave of derelicts and deformed children costs the state, calling it a threat to the nation.
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Associated Press
Denver
Coro
Albert A. Lowenthal
Chicago
Ken
New York
Bishop Quayle Remembered With Vigorous Bell at Dream Haven
At Dream Haven near Baldwin Kansas the ringing bell signaled Bishop William A Quayle burial as a militant churchman who loved bells. The big bell, set up at the homestead years ago, rang per his request and echoed the tribute from friends and family.
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Baldwin
Kan
William A. Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dream Haven
Bishop Quayle
Charles Sylvester Parmento
Degree of Insanity As Question in Marie Maharries Case
Marie Maharries faces a sanity test at trial next Monday before a county court jury. Both sides concede insanity. prosecutors expect psychiatric testimony to determine degree. Depending on findings she may be committed to Independence Hospital or the state prison insane department.
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Independence
Farm Machinery Prices Probe Target Washington
Senate resolution by Senator Reed calls for a Federal Trade Commission probe into whether American agricultural machinery manufacturers and dealers fixed prices in the United States. The inquiry would also examine charges that domestic buyers paid higher prices than buyers abroad for similar products.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Senate Today
Reed
Missouri
Ford Forgets Payments for Support of Child
Notice served upon Carroll Ford by deputy sheriff WW. AL Rob inson in an application by Ethel Foard, his former wife, to cite Ford to show cause for contempt for disregarding an order by Judge GW Woot in January to pay 25 dollars a month for a minor child plus 100 dollars attorney fees. The order was made when Mrs. Ford obtained divorce. M Parker is Mrs. Ford's attorney. Hearing set for next Tuesday in district court.
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Carroll
Ford
AL Robinson
Ethel Foard
Irs Mra
GW. Woot
M. Parker
Bell and Milner Indicted in Gun Case and More
The March term grand jury returned a partial report indicting Harry Bell for second degree murder and related counts after he allegedly shot Ellsworth Kern last November. Pred L Milner was indicted for assault with intent to murder the night watchman at Artificial Ice and Fuel Co. Leland Beckner faces breaking and entering charges. Other indictments include liquor nuisance and automobile larceny charges. Grand jury members toured the county jail and home and will report later. County Attorney W. A. Cook and Assistant F. W. Edwards led the case for the state.
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Harry Bell
Bell
Ellsworth
Kern
Ber
Well
Milner
Pred L. Milner
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Leland Beckner
Troyer
Harry Davis
Harry Miller
Charles] Troyer
Debbert Austin
Merwin Fowler
W. A. Cook
F. W. Edtwards
Names Committee for Stock Contest in Senate Election
Washington D C March 13 Subcommittees to consider senatorial election contests from town New Mexico and Minnesota were appointed today by Chairman Spencer of the elections committee A full committee meeting is set for Monday to outline procedure The subcommittee for the Brookhart Iowa contest will hear the case brought by Daniel B Steck against Senator Brookhart The panel includes Spencer Watson Ernst Caraway and George with Caraway a Democrat and Ernst and George Republicans and Watson and Spencer Republicans
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Washington, D. C
Town
New Mexico
Minnesota
Spencer
Elections Committee
Brookhart
Iowa
Daniel B. Steck
Watson
Indiana
Ernst
Kenbie
Caraway
Arkansas
George
Leach to Quit Job as Banking Superintendent
Iowa report says Robert L. Leach of Adel will retire at end of term. He informed Governor Ham Aldin that he does not seek reappointment as bankers chief. Possible successors under consideration include Senator Filton and Representative E. E. Satinders.
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Es Moines
Robert L. Leach
Adel
Leach
Ham- Mal Din
Ines
Fenater Filton
Jefferson County
Ami
E. E.G. Satin—ders
Palo Alto
House Banking Committee
Wills Leave Entire Estates to Wives in Two March Tests
Two probate wills filed by Fr. W. Thompson show J. B. Briden dying March 7 with all estate left to wife Rose Briden and W. J. Clark dying March 8 leaving all to wife Lydia Clark. Both wills dated March six or seven, made within days of death, cite faith in wives to care for children.
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Fr. W. Thompson
J. B. Briden
Rose Briden
Clark
Ife
Lydia Clark
Whittier Literary Society Hosts School Program Today
Whittier Literary society comprised of pupils in grades Th, Sh, Tt and Sa presented a program at the school building this morning after Tom Moore read the report of prior activities. The program included Emma Tou Smith piano solo, Madeline Hazen reading, Marie Hardin piano solo, Katharine Sareet minstrel, along with George Stan and Douglas Mobray.
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Whittier Literary © Society
Tom Moore
Emma Tou] Smith
Madeline Hazen
Marie Hardin
Katharine Sareet
George Stan
Douglas Mobray
Civic gardener Conrad Piepenbrink inspires Waterloo’s tidy streets
A profile of 78 year old Conrad Piepenbrink, longtime cabinetmaker born in Germany, who maintains a spotless Cortlandt Street block in Waterloo. He toils daily on lawn and garden plots, speaks of work as life’s joy, and plans spring planting while recounting past jobs from Chicago to Bremer County. He notes a city snow bill he disputes after winter plowing for walkway safety.
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Independence Avenue
Eli
Independence
Cortlandt Street
Conrad Pilepenbrink
Ala
Mgr
Piepenbrink
Cortlandt
Blu
Plepenbrink
Franklin Street
Mr. Piepenbrink
Waterloo
Bremer County
Rathi Packing Plant
Chicago
Ete
Ald Cortlandt
Plepenbrivkiad
Piepesbrink
Pippenbrink
Cam
Atv
Illinois
Daughers
Fred Bareers
Sioux City
Arthur W. Abbey
Karnak touted by Mason City resident in testimonial
A Mason City man, E G Brown of 942 West Delaware Street, reports severe years of stomach pain, gas, heartburn, and sleepless nights improved by Karnak. He praises the medicine, claims he now eats well and sleeps soundly, and credits Karnak with renewing his health, distributed by C J Miller Drugist and Roberts Drug Co.
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Karnak
E. G. Brown
Delaware St
Mason City
Iowa
Mr. Brown
Meiljerne
Waterloo
C.J. Miller
Robere Drug Co
Memacnt
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Case of Shrivers
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Appropriations Committee
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Luther Hostepeer
OT. TE
Ilollingsworth
Mra. J. Hollingsworth
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