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W. A. Dewees
Church
J. Prescott
Commercal Bank
Alko Rigs Rind
W. Rr
Keketan
Casa
Coburn
Wolduh St
Strett
Underwood Typewriter
Tondition
Afhans St
Magnecoll Blanket
Fales
Jess ‘Olesen & Sons Construction Co
Tan Lloyd - Loom Baby Gar Gartsge
Notice of Will Hearings in Black Hawk and Town Counties
District court notices announce hearings for proofs of wills of Louis Althoise and J. M. Sweltzer. March term dates set. names J. W. Thompson clerk. Notices state instruments filed, opened and read, with hearing scheduled in 1928 1929 contexts. Parties addressed: all whom it may concern. Local counties: Black Hawk and Town.
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Wotige
Frost
Win
L. Biata
Iowa
Black Hawk County
District Court
Louis Althoise
Monyday
J. W.—Thomeson
Glerk
Black Frank County
J. M. Sweltzer
Aled
United States Entry Vision for World Court Revised Protocol
Geneva March 16 The commission of jurists completed its work to revise the Statutes of the Permanent Court of International Justice and appointed Elihu Root and Sir Cecil Hurst to a subcommittee to revise the 1826 protocol for US entry. The final report will be adopted Monday. The plan includes advisory opinions public notice and four alternatives to handle US objections while preserving potential withdrawal as last resort._ROOT and Hurst proposals stem from League of Nations council input with broad support.
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Geneva
U.R
Permanent Court of International Justice
Elihu Root
Cecil Hurst
England
World Court
United States
Root
League of Nations Council
League
United
Senate
Biblical Flood Evidence Found in Sumergill Material
New York reports Prof Leonard Woolley after Mesopotamian expedition claims an eight foot silt and clay layer confirms a flood of magnitude tied to the Sumerian deluge. Woolley headed a joint dig by University of Pennsylvania Museum and the British Museum with 160 Arab workers over seven years near ancient Sumer.
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New York
Mesopotamia
Leonard Woolley
Euphrates River
Bibliga
Woolley
Museum of the University of Pennsylvania
Museunt
Ancient
Sumeria
Olvany Quits Tammany Leader On Campaign Eve
New York on March 16 14 George W Olvany resigns as Tammany Hall leader five years after Mury death The move comes without warning on the eve of a municipal campaign drawing speculation about the effect on Mayor Walker and the 1932 presidential fallout Names like Alfred E Smith surface as possible successors with district leaders pressing for a replacement from within the ranks of Tammany Hall.
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New York
George W. Olvany
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Jetter
New York County Democratic Committee
Theny
Theny Was Given Out, the Times
Olvany
Alfred B. Smith
Tammany
Walker
Parsons
Smith
Dynamite Found in River Levee at Arkansas Landing
Memphis Tennessee reports three sticks of dynamite embedded in the Saint Francis river levee at Steep Gut landing eight miles south of Marked Tree Arkansas. Officials suspect deliberate placemen to breach the dike. Herman Madole, supervisor above Marked Tree, said inspectors’ approach frightened away the culprits as the levee held during near flood stage with more water anticipated.
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Memphis
Tenn
Saint Francis River
Steep Gut Landing
Marked’ S Tree
Ark
Herman Madole
Marked ‘Tree
Saint Francis
Baseball clubs fined after free agent releases announced
Chicago March 16 The Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis announced freeing of 10 players from contracts and fines of 500 dollars on 11 clubs. Names include Mechain Spencer Anderson Cantrell Simons Glezner Judd Partridge Wingard Jonnacd and others. Separate fire on Chicago south side caused 100000 damage and one death.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Harold Mechain
Cleveland
Derstur
Roy Spencer
Kyle Anderson
Pittsburgh
Columbia
S. C
Indianapolis
Guy Cantrell
Balmore
Washington
Milburn E. Simons
Charles Glezner
Ralph Judd
J. B. Partride
Birmingham
Ernest Wingard
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Claude Jonnacd
St. Lois
Decatur
Spencer
Anderson
Baltimore
Cantrell
Sims
Judd
Philadelpha
Wingard
St. Lows
Jonnard Caan
Jury Convicts 10 in Magic Barrel Vote Fraud Case
Chicago, March 16. Ten supporters of Homer K. Galpin a former Gnok county Republican leader were convicted of using a barrel to cast fraudulent ballots in the April 1998 primary. The barrel concealed fake ballots while legitimate ballots were dumped and produced late election day.
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Chicago
Homer K. Galpin
Gnok County
Republican Central Committee
Thompson
Baker Leads Dawn to Dusk Flight Toward Panama
Captain Ira C. Baker, famed endurance pilot, launches a dawn to dusk flight from Brownsville toward Colon Panama aboard the Pan American P-12. The route includes Tampico Minatitlan Guatemala City Managua and David with diplomatic mail and stops for refueling. Weather and engine power will decide success as he aims for Colon by night.
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Brownsville
Tex
Ira GC. Baker
Francefield
Colon
Panama
Baker
Tampico
Minatitlan
Mexico
United States Army
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Managua
Nicaragua
David
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Washington
National Capital
Panama Canal
Alr
Auto Thief Admits Killing Two Men in Chicago
James Saffion, a 16 year old auto thief, confessed to killing two men by running them down with stolen cars. He was arrested in a stolen vehicle with 18 year old Alize Walsh, wife of 21 year old David Walsh. Police say he fled to Indiana, served 20 days in the state school, returned to join a gang, and detectives report 14 gang members rounded up with more than 140 burglaries traced from Evanston to South Chicago.
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Chicago
James Saffion
Alize Walsh
David Walsh
Safron
Indiana
Safriga
Theves
Evanston
Safety Patrol Leads Waterloo Schoolboys to Grow Roots
W. H. Sam Wilson known as Safety-Slim is named leader in chief of new school boy patrols at Our Lady of Victory St Marys St Johns Sacred Heart and Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran schools. Patrols assist at dismissal traffic control wear badges and white Sam Brown belts with authority sanctioned by Police Chief Mohils. Iowa Automobile Association funds four week safety lessons for kindergarten through sixth grade covering patrol duties highway safety play and home safety. Patrols begin March 24 with rosters listing captains lieutenants and patrolmen across the schools.
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W. H
Sam) Wilson
Waterloo
Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Mary's
St. John's
Sacred Heart
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Wilson
Sim
Iowa
Iowa Automobile Association
Charles
Pigge
Body of Victory Academy
Henry Louis Dietrick
Joseph John Rizzo
Phillip Anthony Zhmmerman
William
Patrick
Emery
Francis Henry Welch
Gerten Joseph
Golingaux
Arnold Anel
Donald F. Glass
Joseph Cahill
Gharieg Richard Hansen
Gerald Edmond Obele
Frederick Daniel Witterock
Robert Zelem
St. Mary’s
John Francis Lasche
Donald Edward Gindt
Joseph Emmet White
Leutenants
Donald James Adsit
Robert James Hoch
Roper
Frederick Kurth
Joseph Francis Rennatch
Charles Albert Gloor
Joseph Vincent Burke
Hazel Joseph Hennager
Robert Raymond
Rechsfertig
Floyd = Fisher
Bernard Hasbrouck
Donald Boosen
James Ferger
Victor Bell“pinn
Stephen Bronson
Robert’ Hatter
Paul Jensen
Donald’ Poulsen
Wilbert Hatchmaier
LeRoy Tarkett
Richard Harter
Donald Stephenson
Henri
Eugene R. McGreevy
Thomas E. Daugherty
Paul R. Jungen
Neutenants
Hugh T. McMinus
Harold Francis Bucke
Francis W. Klein
Outward G
Best
Rhyyn K. Berle
Dale D.hosbrook
Philip W. Frirdley
Thomas F.thornton, Jr
Elmer Manck
Jack Fstel
Evangelical Gutheran
Floyd A. Archer
Martin. Mupske
Albert 4. Mixtorf
Wilbert J. OC. Widmann
William ©. Rahie
Cecil W. Heinsith
Richard Otta Schultz
Orval Teast
Ralph Gassamsan
Robert Barany
Carl Rasehke
LaVerne Mixtart
Eliott Mateh
Deaths and high water frame Cedar Falls brief
A Cedar Falls report notes Mrs Jo anna Rand eight years old abducted from her State street home at 7 pm amid high river conditions. In Des Moines, Iowa lawmakers finalize unrelated bills as the Senate approves measures on insurance authority, liability bonds, and electoral vacancy handling. The House weighs secondary road legislation, reducing highway commission powers and restoring township control. session aims to conclude by evening.
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Courier Aneral
Cedar Falls
Joanna Rand
State Street
Wood Walters
Raab
Brack Hawk County
Senate Chamber
Des Moines
State Senate
Texas
Iowa
House
Tawa
Gergman
Bergman
Highway Commission
Grinnell Publisher Heads Iowa Editors
UR-w. i. Ray publisher of the Grinnell Herald was elected president of the Iowa Press association. Other officers elected included a. G. Lutas Madrid vice president O. E Hall Leon secretary and E. E Faylor tracer treasurer. Vernon M Vierth Sumner and Vic Lovejoy Jefferson were elected directors.
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Des Moines
Mareh
I. Ray
Grinnell Herald
Iowa Press Association
W. Cc. Jarnagin
Storm Wake
A. G. Lutas
Madrid
O. E
Hall
Leon
E. E. ‘Faylor
Tracer
Vernon M. Vierth
Sumner
Vic Lovejoy
Jefferson
Refugees Battle On Roads To Get In Rescue Boats
Refugees in Elba remain in grave danger as floodwaters recede slowly. National guardsmen and 20 rescue boats struggle with motors amid marooned residents crowded in upper floors and a crowded courthouse. Four dead, 15 missing, fears of epidemics as authorities race to evacuate before night.
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Rodes
Birmingham
Ala
U.R
Birmingham Post Today
Lewey Robinson
Elba
Robinson
Tescué
Elbs
Couch House
Jack Quitman
Iike Mail
Colonel Gayle
Waterloo Schools Win Honors in Music Contests
Waterloo East and West High schools won first and second places in multiple divisions at the district music contest in Waterloo. East High earned first in the tambané solo clarinet solo wood wind quartet and violin solo plus seconds in cornet tuba French horn and flute solos and in wind and string ensemble. West High captured first in dulute solo and wind and string ensemble and second in echo and clarinet solos.
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Courier
Qelwetn
East
West High
Waterloo
East High
T Delute
Record Chicago Income Tax Total Reaches New High
Chicago March 16 A record breaking total of 42643757.15 in income taxes paid to the Illinois district collector’s office by the deadline last midnight surpasses last year by more than 38000000. Returns came from 164300 filers up from 155000. Collector Mrs Mabel Reinecke expects thousands more still to arrive by mail.
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Chicago
Mabel Reinecke
Revolt War Hits Mexican Radio With Strong Static
In Juarez on March 16 authorities report rebels in northern Mexico broadcast propaganda from Mexico City stations. Rebel leaders counter with electrical devices to amplify interference, intensifying the airwaves battle across the country.
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Juarez
Mexico
Mexico City
Warnings On Eleventh And Fourth Bridges In Flood Report
City officials issued warnings early today through Mayor Glenn A Tibbitts and Chief of Police Charles Mohlis advising pedestrians and motorists to avoid Eleventh street bridge and to refrain from crowding Fourth street bridge as floodwaters of the Gedar river were viewed. City engineer Nathan B Barber urged volunteers only and urged sightseers to stay away to allow damming work to progress.
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Glenn A
Tibbitts
Charles Mohlis
Eleventh Street Bridge
Fourth Street Bridge
Gedar
Fourth. Street
Nathan
Barber
Moon
Parrot Alerts Fire In Chicago Building Tragedy
A Chicago apartment fire claimed two lives with victims found on the first floor from suffocation. Firemen rescued over 100 tenants after a parrot cried Fire! in a loud stentorian scream, aiding evacuation. The blaze started in the basement and caused about $25,000 in damage.
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Chicago
INS
Mrs Cecelia Black Faces Jones Law Charge in Chicago
Mrs. Cecelia Black, 35, mother of three, was to be arraigned before a U S commissioner in Chicago on a liquor transport charge under the Jones law. Police seized her car containing a can of alcohol hidden under groceries. Black admitted bootlegging to supplement income from selling honey.
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Chicago
Cecelia Biack
U.S
Hoover Sweet Pea Wins Silver Medal at Flower Show
New York on March 16 reports Mrs. Herbert Hoover praised for the bluish lavender sweet pea that won a silver medal at the sixteenth International Flower Show. The event concluded last night with a triumph in horticulture, highlighting the new first lady’s exhibit.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Mexico's mining industry nears critical period
Mexico City reports warn that the mining sector faces collapse without government aid. President Garcia cites legislation taxation and railroad gaps as key issues and notes many firms operate at a loss with liquidation urged. Old Spanish era mines remain dominant but exhaustion looms without investment in new fields and transport infrastructure.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Garcia
National Chamber of Mining
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