Shepherd Waiting for Grand Jury Fate
International News Wire reports in Ghitaga on March 16 that William D. Shepherd faces potential murder or freedom as a grand jury prepares to hear about his alleged role in the death of William Nelson McClintock. Witnesses are summoned to detail alleged plots, forged statements, and tainted wealth tied to a disputed marriage and bacteriology theft.
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International News Wire
Ghitaga
William D. Shepherd
Shepherd
William Nelson Mc.Cantock
Fosterisen
Szbbert
Avhich
Robert 5
Crowens
Billy McClintock
McClintock
Isabelle Pone
McChntock
Brand
Crowe
Toctor
GC. Faiman
The
National University, of Science
John P. Marchand
George Posberg
Informasson
Harry Olson
Eugene A. O'Connor
O’connor
Marchand
Miss Pope
California
Merchants Pleased With How Black Hawk Bank Handled Funds
Liquidation of the Black Hawk National bank proceeds satisfactorily with $854,670.94 paid out in checking and savings accounts since receiver F. F. Eightey assumed control around Feb. 10. In 30 days, $257,000 was collected in bank acceptances as merchants see prompt payments. Highmey notes merchants express satisfaction as large accounts are prioritized to prevent business disruption.
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Black Hawk National Bank
F. F. Eightey
Bits
Highmey
Joe Reeves Arrested After Police Raid on Home
Joe Reeves of 916 Iowa Street was charged with maintaining a liquor nuisance after police, armed with a warrant, raided Saturday night. Investigators seized a homemade still, two gallons of liquor, and 15 gallons of mash. Reeves remains in custody awaiting a municipal court hearing.
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Joe Reeves
Iowa Street
W. A. Cook
Reeves
Cedar Falls Plans Addition To Municipal Power Plant
Cedar Falls March 16. H. 3 ijurr of Waterloo has been retained to design an addition for the municipal power plant. Purchase of machinery to meet rising demand requires remodeling and extending the plant’s facilities.
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Cedar Falls
Ijurr
Waterloo
Smoot Ill Senator Smoot Returns for Warren Vote
United States Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, a veteran Republican who had been ordered to bed by his doctors after a general breakdown on the senate floor, left his sickbed to attend the vote on Charles B. Warren for attorney general. Also notes Pola Negri’s Chicago trip to Europe seeking a husband to manage her adopted 135 war orphans.
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United States
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Pola Negri
Chicago
Europe
Roland
William A. Harriman
Caucasus
Arthur Cutten
County Motor Co. Hosts Auto Show in Waterloo
L. E. Conry, long-time Waterloo dealer for Frain cars, now handles Rickenbackers in addition to Franklin. The Franklin Sales & Service Co. has become the Canny Motor Company. The auto show runs all week with displays of the latest models, open afternoons and evenings, at Fifth Street West salesrooms.
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L. E. Conry
Waterloo
Frain Automobiles
Rickenbackers Automobiles
Franklin
Pranklin Sales & Service Co
Canny, Motor Company
Fifth Street West
Dr L T Curry Named To Lead Chicago U Endowment Drive
Dr LT Curry of Waterloo was named to a national campaign committee raising 317 500 000 for the University of Chicago endowment and buildings. Iowa appointees include John M Martin Ames L V Powers Denison R R Reeve Cedar Falls C P Duke Cedar Rapids D J Glomset Des Moines Davies W Stewart and H G Shull Sioux City. Curry, an alumnus, will direct Waterloo district activities and 6 500 000 of raised funds will endow instruction.
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de. LT. Curry
Waterloo
University of Chicago
H. H. Swift
University
Iowa
John M. Martin
Ames
L. V W. Powers
Denison
R. R. Reeve
Cedar Falls
P. Duke
Cedar Rapids
D. J. Glomset
Dey Moines
Davia W. Stewart
H. GC. Shull
Sioux City
Dr. Curry
Strike Over Edict Hits Strassburg Schools
In Strassburg on March 16 about thirty percent of school children stayed home or played as Bishop Ruchs proclamation urged a strike against the government edict abolishing sectarian schools. The Bas Rhin prefect warned the strike illegal while Deputy Pfleger told Catholics they need not fear intimidation. Catholics see state run schools as erasing religious instruction.
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International
Strassburg
Alsace - Lorraine
Ruch
Bas Rhin
Pfleger
Moonshine Mad Man Kills Mother of Six
Chicago, March 16. Joseph Bold, 42, killed his wife in front of their six children aged three to 13 and then shot himself after an alcohol fueled outburst. He accused her of infidelity before the deadly act.
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Chicago
Joseph Bold
Bold
Ralph Storm to Move to Des Moines May 1
Ralph Storm, tied to local real estate for 22 years, plans to move with his family to Des Moines about May 1 to join W. J. Burbank in real estate, insurance, and farm loan work. He intends to sell his residence at 326 Sanger Street, where they have lived 28 years.
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Ralph Storm
Des Moines
W. J. Burbank
Sanger Street
Karnak Pills Praised by Mason City Couple
A Mason City couple reports dramatic relief from stomach trouble after using Karnak, claiming the medicine cured sour digestion, heartburn, gas, and sleeplessness. They urge others to try Karnak, noting their own and their wife's improvements and noting Waterloo availability through C. J. Miller and Robert Drug Co.
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Karnak
Waterloo
C. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co
Eyvtry
Isement
Chamberlain And Herriot Confer On Arms Question
Paris reports Premier Herriot meets Aristide Briand to discuss Geneva negotiations while British Foreign Secretary Chamberlain plans talks with Herriot on security. Britain signals support for a wide scope disarmament conference but cautions over land arms and aerial limits amid Franco British tension.
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Paris
Herriot
Aristide Briand
Geneva
League Council
Auster Chamberlain
Foreign Affairs
Jonghand
London
Great Britain
Foreign Office
England
Coolidge
Didleuiy
France
Lord Beaverbrook
Chamberlain
Fagles wins cake prize at Waterloo Gun Club trapshoot
Harry Fagles won a cake prize donated by Edward White, the Clinois Central railroad engineer, at Waterloo Gun Club trapshoot at Byrnes Park. Twelve shooters braved cold conditions. Frank Shores hit 23 of 25 birds while John Basrweather scored 44 of 50 and T Bell posted 20 of 25.
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Harry
Keokuk Judge Henry Bank dies at 81
Keokuk left with the death of Judge Henry Bank longtime superior court and district court jurist in the first judicial district He died at his home today at age 81 Des Moines Frank Coppola grocer arrested for alleged Sunday closing law violation will contest the charges
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Keokuk
Henry Bank
Superior Court of
Dwa
Des Moines
Frank Coppola
Hfthrime
Death claims Lucille Rickson in Hollywood hospital
Lucille Rickson, 17, known as Rick son, died in Hollywood California after a lengthy illness. Her mother, aged and worn by long nursing hours, died two weeks earlier at her bedside from heart disease, ending years of care.
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Lucille ‘Rickson
Hollywood
Cal
Dunlap Named Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Rennick W. Dunlap of Kingston, D. C., was named today by President Coolidge as assistant secretary of agriculture in Washington D. C. March 16.
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Dunlap
Farm Post
Washington, D. C
Rennick W. Dunlap
Kingston
Coolidge
220 Cities Adopt Zone System for Building Control
The Associated Press reports that 336 U S cities have zones for exclusive use as business residence industrial or transportation property The Commerce Department noted progress in 1924 with 62 municipalities adopting zoning The plan aims to protect property owners and regulate building use lot coverage height and district purposes Leading states include New Jersey 72 New York 56 California 38 Illinois 36 Massachusetts 24 and others with smaller counts
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
New Jersey
New York
California
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
Wisconsin
Istichitan
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Rhode
Zoning legislation gains nationwide attention in 1925 session reports
State legislatures across the United States focus on zoning laws as public interest surges. The survey notes New Jersey leads with 66 municipalities enacting or enacting zoning rules, while 34 states have sessions discussing zoning measures and related bills. Virginia and several others show varying activity levels.
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Virginia
Florida
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Washington
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Iowa
Maryland
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
United States
New Jersey
Spokesmen toHear Hoxie On Wastes In Distribution
Ralph J. Hoxie secretary of the Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co will address the Spokesmen s club at noon Wednesday at Black s tea room on Where Wastes in Distribution Lie.
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Hoxie
Ralph J. Hoxie
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Black's
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Black Hawk
Smoot
Polo
Cutten
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Reed Shop
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Arthur Cotte
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L. EH. Conry
Rickenbacker Agency
Franklin Auto
L. T. Curry
Magon Giy
Vaughn
Ixarnak
WW. J. Vaughn
Birch Drive
Mason City
Mir. Vaughn
Lana
Pres. Coolidge
Harry Fagles
Akron
Spirin
Lumbago
Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
Eee
IEY
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Radiola
Vrs Sateen Lectrical Pioneer
Ralph Fox
Fox Shoe Store
American School of Practipe Dies
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl’s
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