Pilgrims Dinner Broadcast From London Sparks Diplomatic Talk
In New York and London a Pilgrims dinner featured Sir Esme Howard and Ambassador Jusserand. Their speeches, heard on radio across the Atlantic, praised American leadership in Europe and called for lasting peace. The broadcast reached about 300,000 Americans and 60,000 listeners in England.
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United Pras
New York
Isegrims
New Territory
Sir Esme Howard
Tabassidor
Ambaasadder Jusserand
France
Heart
London
Waldorf Astoria
Society of Pilgrims
England
2-Lo
Jusserand
America
Europe
Ambassador Jusserand
U.S
Howard
Wood Refused Shady Deal With Oilmen at Chicago
In testimony continued from page one, Gen. Wood denies knowledge of a proposed deal linked to Teapot Dome and oil interests. He describes hearing vague references and says he would have nothing to do with any shady arrangement. Darden and others discuss ties to Daugherty, Harding, and Teapot Dome leasing timelines amid questions about land claims and interior department actions.
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Bursam
Mr. Daugherty
Daugherty
Fall
Darden
Poll
Sinclair
Senator Walsh
Mutual
Mutual Oil Company
Teapot Dome
R. S. Bright
Mutual Company
Bright
Harding
Interior Department
Walsh
Finney
North Carolina
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Buffalo
Colorado
Chicago
United States Canning Company
Wood
Hamon
Deal
Carml Thompson
Senator Bursum
Republican
Bakersfield
Cal
Hamnon
Jake Wimon
National
Oklahoma
Molter
Hannon
Possip
Gen. Wood
Gilmore
James G. Dardes
W. J. Burns
Department of Justice
Joseph Hall
Salt Creek Field
Navy
Teapot
Wilson
R. G. Taylor
Dearden Continusa
Taylor
Payne
The
Interrior
Thijs
Kossip
Former Bellevue Banker Dies in Dubuque Hospital
Cedar Rapids March 19 B W Seward 73 former cashier and part owner of the bank of Bellevue Ta died in a hospital at Dubuque last night from injuries suffered in a fall March 3 according to a telephone message received there from Bellevue. Seward was indicted in connection with the bank failure but the accusation was dismissed. He had been prominent in Jackson county business circles for many years.
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Cedar Rapids
B. W. Seward
Bank of
Bellevue
Dubuque
Seward
Jackson County
Frederick C Young Dies At 37 In Waterloo
Frederick C Young 37 a civil engineer and World War I veteran died at 10 20 pm yesterday at his home 323 Sunset road after a brief pneumonia illness He was a director of the Associated General Contractors of Waterloo a fellow of the American Society of Engineers and a member of Westminster Presbyterian Rotary Odd Fellows and the American Legion Born near Woodbine Ia June 13 1886 he graduated from Woodbine Normal and Iowa State University then taught there five years He joined Moore O D Moore Co in 1915 and later Moore Young Construction Co He supervised Rainbow Drive Waterloo paving and a Polk County road project He is survived by his widow Helen M Ordway and a son Gerard 14 his parents and a sister. A tribute by Stanley D Moore praised Young as a friend and master mind. He served as captain in the engineering corps overseas from 1917 to 1919 and returned to Waterloo with his family.
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Frederick C. Young
Moore-Young Construction Company
Sunset Road
Young
Associated
Woodbine
Frederick Charles Young
G. N. Young
Iowa State Univerisity
Tau Beta Pi
Lehigh University
Tle
Sigma XI
Waterloo
Iptth
Stanley OD. Moore & Co
Finn
Moore, Young Construction Company
Mr. Young
Omaha
Neb
America
Altho
Tie
Stanley D. Moore
Japanese Prince Dies in Epidemic at Sasueho Base
Tokio March 19 Prince Hiratada Kwacha head of a collateral branch of the Japanese imperial family died tonight of spinal meningitis contracted during an epidemic at the Sasueho naval base.
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Tokio
Hiratada Kwacha
Sasueho Naval Base
War's grim ten day fight ends with a fading hero
The Argonne battle fatigue took a toll with no loss of eight men at the front as Pha mind ground clear to the end. In the final clash the heart weakened by strain in France failed. For such stuff are men made and only in their hands is America hate. Arrangements for a funeral service are pending as Mr. Young’s body lies at Moleman and Gindt chapel.
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Ulru
Argonne
Pha
Sti
Straia
France
America
Neral Servicey
Mr. Young
Moleman & Gindt Chapel
Herrin Klansmen flood bonds after riot indictments
Citizens in Herrin flood the bond market to back 3 million dollars in bonds tied to the Ku Klux Klan indictments. Glenna Young, city Klan leader, faced 100000 dollar bonds. About 70 supporters in the drive totaled 3 million in bonds. Forty four cases were disposed of, and those named face trial beginning June 6. Authorities pushed to clear the county after the February riot between klansmen and anti klansmen.
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Associated Press
Herrin
Ku Klux Klan
Glenna
Young
Tril
Daugherty Out of Cabinet in Short Time Belief
Northwestern states debate a third ticket amid rumors Daugherty may exit the cabinet soon. Third party followers balk at McAdoo due to big business ties, fearing a Democratic nomination could derail calls for a radical, reformist alternative. The outcome hinges on a possible radical nominee to win northwest support.
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Daugherty
McAdoo
LcAdoo
Northwest
New York 7
Crowe Takes Charge of Diamond Robbers Case in Chicago
State's Attorney Crowe assumed personal charge of the diamond robbers case after the prisoners were released. He will also probe whether police officers were bribed to drop the case and seek James Probasco, the former cabaret owner, who fled the city. The ring allegedly victimized diamond merchants in Chicago and New York and insurers, totaling about 8 million dollars over several years.
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Chicago
Crowe
New York
James Probasco
Probasco
Herrick Cleans Up 1 500 000 Francs as Old Friend of France
Paris March 11 an old and tired friend of France refers to Americas Ambassador Herrick as the franc hits a low and German hopes rise, noting a profit of 1 500 000 francs and a share in the embassy fund. The piece warns the franc brings luck to its friends but tricks those who oppose it.
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Paris
France
Annan
Stephane Lausanne
le Matin
Americas
Herrick
Unsettled Weather Forecast From Des Moines Weatherman
The state bureau at Des Moines predicts rain or snow in the vicinity tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Today began fair and warm near 40 degrees, puddles fading under sun. last night’s low fell to 16 above, yesterday’s high reached 38 above.
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State Bureau
Des Moines
Julian Serrill Victim In Streetcar Accident In Sioux City
Julian Serrill son of Rev and Mrs DB Serrill formerly of Waterloo, injured Monday noon when struck by a street car while returning from a school. Witnesses say he darted in front of the car while fleeing a crowd. He suffered a skull fracture but may recover. treated at Lutheran hospital Clinton, IA. Also notes marriage license for Anderson Brown and Thelma Brown, both of Waterloo.
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Serrill
Sioux City
Waterloo
Tie
peEton Shail
Bryan
Lutheran Hospital
Clinton
Serril
Orange Township
Central Christian Church
First Evangelical
Mississippi
Denomination
Stonx City
Robert. Manten
Savannah
Noes Witchman
Orange Commu
Budget bill in state senate sparks review of levies
A Smith amendment to the budget bill would create an appointed budget board with power to review all tax levies and bonds of 5 000 or more. The board would include up to two members from one party, be governor appointed, and salaries set by the executive council. The measure also retails the house budget features and aims to align with Indiana style budgeting.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Marat
Senate
Smith
Madison County
Indiana
House
Departmental Affairs Committee
Budget Board
Executive Council
Libbetesate
Elliott
Scott
Lake
Woolbury
Chiropractic
Osteopathic
Board of Health
Code Commission
Towa State University
City in Brief in Buchanan Glasses and Illness Notes
John Wilhelm of Frances shor returned from a buying trip to New York. Ila Robingon of 410 Seventh East improving after a serious illness. C T Tebose obtained building permit for erection of 2 boon at 1204 Jefferson. R Carrigan called to Rockford by his mother’s illness. W Kine, east district schools superintendent, in Iowa City on business. Mrs B H Lang recovering from operation at Francis hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Summerhays summoned to Charles City by father Thomas Summerhays’ paralytic stroke. Mrs A J Cornwell underwent major operation at Mayo Clinic, condition improving. Catherine Seiler estate bequests to three daughters. executrices named Elizabeth and Catherine Seiler. Ray Tiller received cigars and $25 check from Quest & Smith for firemen’s work. funds added to pension. Mutual exchanges at police station shift changes. Probate: Ht J Howland appointed administrator of Lilite Howland estate and guardian of Frances G Seeger. William Groening administrator of George Marquis estate. State encampment planners meet in Waterloo next June. Rose's Beauty Shoppe advertises scalp treatments and free exams.
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John Wilhelm
Frances Shor
New York
Mré
Ila Robingon
Seventh East
Boon
Jefferson
R. Carrlgan
Sycamoret Street
Rockford
Oo. W. Kine
East District
Iowa
Des Moines
B. H. Lang
Francis Hospital
Frieda Tegtmaier
Reed
Elda
Austin McMullan
Florence Robinson
Waverly Hospital
Walter Summerhays
Charles City
Thomas Summerhays
A. J. Cornwell
Wasterh Avenue
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Todas
Catheri Ler
Llizabeth
Catherine Seiler
M. J. Turney
Peter J.rock
Purney
Black Hawk National Bank
George Marquis
Waterloo
Fred Wilder Campand
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Rose's
Bridges St
National Guardsmen Dine At Armory Banquet
One hundred Co. B National Guardsmen and guests attended the annual company banquet at the Armory last night. Capt Clyde Davis Lieut Ralph Denny and Lieut Cito Kaherle spoke and a radio program by Cole Bros Electric aired. Seven new enlistments were announced. Capt Davis expects room for a few more today.
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Co. B
National Guards
Armory
Clyde Davis
Ralph Denny
Cito Kaherle
Cole Bros. Electric Company
Davis
Nonfiction Dominates Waterloo Library Purchases
Waterloo public library data show 58 percent of eight month book purchases were nonfiction. Staff circulate religious book lists to ministers and Sunday school chiefs, highlighting about 70 titles published since 1921, underscoring religion as a strongly represented field in the library.
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Waterloo Public Library
Waterloo
Kenney Case First Case Set for Trial
Fourteen criminal cases have been set for trial starting April 7. The first case is the state against W. A. Kenney. Judges EB B. Stiles and H. B. Boies will preside that week. Boies will move to another county starting April 14. If both courts hold jury trials, a few additional jurors may be called. The cases come from the Marion grand jury indictments.
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W. A. Kenney
EB B. Stiles
H. B. Boies
Boies
Maren Grand Jury
Contract Awarded for Church at Aplington
Aplington Reformed Church contract awarded to Jens Olesen & Son of Waterloo for a brick and Bedford stone edifice 90 by 797 feet with an auditorium for 200. Hartley & Pedicard of Waterloo are the architects. Bids for a two story brick supply building by Bath Packing Co. to be erected at Concrete and Water are to be received Friday at Bartley & Pedicord, architects. the structure will be 64 by 212 feet.
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Reformed Church of
Aplington
Jens Olesen & Son
Waterloo
Fort Dage
Iowa Falls
Spencer and Decorah
Hartley & Pedicard
Bath Packing Company
Bartley & Pedicord
Bryan Declines Presidential Bid While Promoting Younger Leadership
Omaha dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan says he is not a presidential candidate now and would only run if no other man could be drafted. He notes the Oklahoma legislature’s endorsement and hints he might consider if forced by contingency. In Lincoln, Bryan turns 64 and returns for birthday events including a public meeting and family gathering.
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Bryan
Emocrat
Omaha
Neb
Wile
Iam
Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan
Executive Mansion
Gov
Charles W. Bryan
Chicago
Gnagy Forces Hold Political Rally to Name Committees
A Waterloo rally last evening in Hotel Russell-Lamson parlors organized support for A. B. Gnagy for mayor and his ticket. John S. Tuthill named chair man. V Leon Belt endorsed as campaign manager. Gr. W. B. Small named treasurer. An executive committee of W. P. Hoxie Grant Miler Henry Hrickson B. H. McCoy and Mrs. J. Q. King and Mrs. J. C. Hemsworth was announced with ward and precinct chairmen and a finance group. George M. Carpenter opened the gathering, with Wirt P. Hoxig the principal speaker.
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Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
A. B. Gnagy
John S
Tuthill
commit_ tee
V_ Leon Belt
Gr. W. B. Small
W. P. Hoxie
Grant Miler
Henry Hrickson
B. H. McCoy
J. QO. King
J. C. Hemsworth
George M. Carpenter
Wirt P. Hoxig
Women Evangelists Draw Large Audience at Free Methodist
Misses Amy Lee Henderlite and Ellie Mae Fleming, evangelists, attracted a large crowd at the Free Methodist church last evening. Their vocal duet The Old Fashioned Way impressed as they used the text Good master, what good thing must I do, to inherit eternal life. Miss Henderlite spoke on the rich young ruler, noting his fine qualities yet inability to part with wealth to follow Jesus. A children’s service was held at 4 p.m. yesterday and a similar meeting is planned for Friday afternoon.
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Amy Lee Henderlite
Ellie Mae Fleming
Free Methodist Church
Mfssa Menderlite
Jesus
World Fliers Hop Off for Portland
In Eugene Ore March 19 the three world fliers who rested here overnight started their third lap toward Vancouver Barracks Wash at 11 am, then plan a stop before continuing to Seattle.
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Eugene
Ore
Tree World
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Seattle
City Controls Playgrounds Favored by Community Meeting
In Winterloo around 25 men and women from city groups met at Blacks tavern to back city control of all playgrounds. The decision was unanimous, with plans to inform residents. T. B. Rivers of the National Playground Association spoke briefly, followed by others. W. J. Keefe presided and Mrs. L. B. Daum was named secretary.
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Winterloo
T. B. Rivers
National Playground Association of America
W. J. Keefe
Lb. A. Daum
Oldstyle Petition Filed In Des Moines Specific Performance Case
A district court petition drawn in longhand on oldstyle cap paper was filed with clerk J. W. Thompson. The case, TR G. McCoy versus WY 11 Johnson from Barelay township, seeks specific performance of a contract exchanging a farm for a 12 apartment Kansas City building. Plaintiff claims the deal is not honored and W. W. Bulman represents the plaintiff. Casebeer Cave Sold to O'Donnell In Elma Iowa Bennett Appointed in Charge
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J. W. Thompson
G. McCoy
Des Moines
Johnson
Barelay
Kansas City
W. W. Bulman
Bootlegging Case Leads Frank Smith to Jail in City
Frank Smith of 227 Washington faces bootlegging charges after repeated raids on his home and an underage liquor arrest. He and his wife were sent to district court with bail set at 800 each. Mrs Smith released on her own bond while Frank Smith remains in custody under Sheriff Wagner. Holdridge claims buyers. the couple and Holdridge are charged with bootlegging as investigations continue.
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Frank Smith
Washington
Smith
Holdridge
J. W. Gwynne
West High Juniors Present Mystery Play in April
West High announces its junior class play Sad Billy Disappeared a postwar detective drama set in the Adirondacks. Cast includes Mary Blake played by Marjory Loomis and Billy the aviator by George Dickinson. The plot follows the disappearance of 25000 in liberty bonds and the crook’s exposure. Jack Levingston to represent West High in a subdistrict declamatory contest with Napoleon the Little. district meet at Reinbeck March 28 and state at Humboldt April 11.
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West High
Billy
de- Ette Gracey
Walter Ben Hari
Adirondack Mountains
Mary Blake
France
R. M. Borden
Saxton Pettit
Ishmael
the Hermit
James Switzer
Mr. Billy
George Dicknson
Bud Dusenberry
Edwin Marks
Gene Greener
Edgar van Niman
Marjory Loomis
Thelma Heppner
Gray
Juanita
Murphy
Nancy Borden
Ida Schultz
Aggie Borden
Betty Herren
Kittle
Hessie Unger
Jack Levingston
Manchester
Napoleon the Little
Reinbeck
Humboldt
Mrs Fred Schanke obituary from Independence Iowa
Mrs Fred Schanke aged 51 died Monday at her Independence home after a brief illness. She was born Magdalena Schmidt in Batavia Italy on January 12, 1873 and came to Buchanan county 50 years ago. She married Fred Schanke on April 6, 1894 and they had a son Lloyd. Surviving are her husband, their son, three brothers Louis, C V and Arthur Schmidt, and two sisters Mrs Josie Mathis and Mrs Minnie Smith with one sister Mrs Rose Finner preceding in death. Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church with Rev W H Hoge officiating and interment followed in Wilson cemetery east of Independence.
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Independence
Fred Schanke
Big City
Altho
Schanke
Magdalena Schmidt
Batavia
Itl
Christian Schmidt
Buchanan County
Westburg Township
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd
Louis Schmidt
C. V
Arthur Schmidt
Josie ‘Mathis
Kansas City
Kan
Minnie Smith
Waterloo
Rdse Finner
Grinnell
First Baptist Church
W. H. Hoge
Wilson Cemetery
J P Gaffney Advances in I C Independence Office
J P Gaffney, long time Illinois Central baggageman at Independence, has been appointed bookkeeper and clerk at the local freight house following C W Stannard resignation. Fred Slaughter takes the baggageman post.
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Independence
J. P. Gaffney
Illinois Central
C. W. Stannard
Fred Slaughter
Oelwein candy kitchen changes hands under new owner
In Oelwein Iowa on March 19 the Paradise candy kitchen exits under new management with Bill Tiese, formerly of the Chicago Great Western freight office, purchasing a half interest. Mike Pedrou remains as half owner.
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Oelwein
Paradise Candy Kitchen
Bill Tiese
Chicago Great Western Freight Office
Mike Pedrou
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Walsh Darden
Dubuque Hospital
Frederick Young
Herrin Dry Raiders
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Julian Serrill
Anderson Brown
Thelma Brown
Madison
Buchanan
Ray Tiller
Quest & Smith
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Gnagy
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Casebeer Cave
Joe O'Donnell
Elma
George
Carombos
Richard Bennett
Bennett
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