Court battle over alienation suit and counterclaims intensifies
Mrs Kathyrn Fricks seeks to strike parts of Mrs Matilda Coward’s counterclaim alleging malicious attachment and conspiracy to harass. The dispute centers on alleged alienation of affection and wrongful writs of attachment against Fricks and Coward, with trial set for next week in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canshitney
Ars
Coward
Siitl
Kathryn Fricks
Pricus
A. If. Coward
Independent Soil Magiate
Walter B. Caward
Matilia Caward
Caward
Mers
Fricks
Kathryn
Guty Court
Pricks
Goward
County Savings Bank
Algona
Fritks
Phe Sae
Walter B
Ca Ward
Mrev Friglis
Shiv
Ricks
Cowards
Too Hasty Divorce Case Seeks Grounds for Attachment
Fragmented legal narration describes Roberta Arnold seeking a divorce from Flerdert-Rawlinson. The piece discusses attachment grounds, alleged conspiracy, and questions whether garnishment or writs affect the case, with references to Mrs. Ward and Mr. Caward and surrounding counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flerdert — Rawlinson
Maving
Pletara Directoy
Roberta Arnold
Marc Red Frank & Cequel
Tillside
Woman Sells Her Friends Stocks Worth 430000
Mrs Grate Ole Hauge and her husband, a $10 a week clerk, are charged with swindling friends and relatives out nearly 430000 in fictitious stock transactions. She allegedly posed as an AT&T employee to buy stock on their behalf, paying dividends and funding luxurious living for three years. Police traced 15 victims including her brother-in-law William J Clark who sought stock and found his name not listed with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grate Ole Hauge
Range
American’ Telephone & ‘Polegraph! Co
Maver Sai
Chirk
Lome
Sminn
Clark
Eipis
Julif Clark
Dumont Eainant
Ware
Grink Stree
Natal
Carrie
Toaker
Separ
Inbiy
G Oesses
Rennmeth
Joe Mattes
Sheeve
W. S. Austin
Hampton
Treatworth
Grundy County
Melbowmine
Austin
Kines
Austhy So
Tonis
Nut Mipses
Velma Crooks
Myrtle Tain
Stile College
Orent
Max
Wittelisen
Braces
Waverly
Frances
Marsh Steely
Flora Woods
Sungkaz
Wis
Cedar Falls
Sudoy
Congress Opposes Referendum on Prohibition Modification
Washington March 27 The wets announce opposition to a 1928 referendum on modifying the Prohibition law while planning to push the issue into the 1928 campaign. Senator Edge and other wet leaders argue elections suffice, hoping to elect prophesy officials and frame the issue in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Webe
Mlutehineesa
Washbiston
D.C
Wetbird
Ub Ho
Senate
Edge
New
Sheppard
Texas
Wis
Ohio
Dulge
Willis
Senror Edge
Eiveryone
Rys
Edga
Congress Couult
Novanber
Postmaster General
Jsecretary of Commerce
Census Bureau
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Darland
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Darland of Warnes City Illinois were held after her death at age 84. She moved with her husband from Parke county Indiana to Poweshiek County in 1848 and was mother to many children plus numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. The community noted a 60th wedding anniversary celebration at a Christian church reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Darland
Margaret Garkind
George Wo Msler
Waterloy
Warnes City
Lal
Garnesley
Darland
Parke County
Ind
Poweshiek County
Catland
Ilyaa
Anthomeedd
Dacland
Varuna City
Talsu
Wives Strike in Russian Village to End Husband Cruelty
In Verleyevia, Berliatisk, Russian wives led by Axenya Karaseva marched to Sillige school and won a pledge from husbands to stop beatings and abusive words. The ultimatum demanded kinder treatment and pledged mutual support, with all men signing the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Verleyevia
Berliatisk
Ias
Axenya Karaseva
Sillige
Karayevic
Fears Farm Relief Poses Bacon Shortage Question
In a Washington hearing, Chester Gray argued corn relief measures could shift feed toward corn for hog farming, potentially reducing bacon supply. Representative Tincher countered that heavy hogs fetch lower prices and that families prefer lean meat for children, risking less bacon under the relief bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
House Agricultural
Chester Tf. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federal raids seize drugs worth over a million in Miami
Federal agents led by Call G. Natt conducted rapid Miami raids and seized narcotics valued at more than $1,000,600. Twenty five arrests were made, with twenty five more expected, officials stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahami,flg
cUp of Federal
Call. G. Natt
Federal Narcotic Division
Miami
Co. Nutt
Iowa Coal Industry Urges State Use to Boost Wealth
Iowa officials report 1928 coal output at 4.833 million tons and say about 10 million tons must come from outside the state. They warn Iowa consumers send roughly 1.5 million dollars weekly to coal firms in Illinois Kentucky West Virginia and Pennsylvania, urging intrastate use and lower freight rates to retain wealth. The commission notes Iowa coal stores well and can cut costs with policy changes and educational campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Moines
Illinois
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ad Stamm
Iowa
Towa
Board of Railroard Commissioners
State Board
Lb] Board of Education
Maxwell Sued by Doctor for Theft of $600000
Chicago March 27. Davis G Maxwell millionaire Chicago box manufacturer and Los Angeles real estate subdivider is sued for $600000 for alienation of affections. Dr Paul J Fernel, plastic surgeon, claims Maxwell stole his wife Ruth Fernel. The suit follows a Detroit divorce and a Los Angeles affair dating to 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Davis
G. Maxwell
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Benjamin H Vanderveld
Paul J. Fernel
Fernel
Maxwell
Ruth
Uth Stevens
Detroit
Ferel
Ikas
Vernet
Internaional
Maxwell's
Ruth Fernel
David Max Well
the Waldorf
New York
California
Arrest of Mother for Desertion Leaves Seven Children
Des Moines March 27. Mrs Onal Poppas arrested on charge of child desertion and jailed. Seven children taken to juvenile home after their father Tom Poppas said he cannot care for them while working. Investigation showed Mrs Poppas had been living with another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Onal Poppas
Tom Poppas
Poppes
Washington ballots enfranchise several hundreds voters
Receipt from Washington D C by City Clerk MacKay shows absent and disabled voters ballots and envelopes used in the last general election were returned after a registration mixup. Envelopes outside carry affidavits and become registration certificates for future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Charles Mac
Kay
Washington
Wa Esher
Steck-Brookhart
MacKay
Inc
Richard V. Ernst
Senate
Roof Fire Damages Home on Witon Street and Pierce Residence
A roof fire at 728 Witon street owned by Fret 3 Coleman caused about 50 dollars in damage. A second roof fire at 919 Mullin Avenue West, attributed to C A Pierce, caused around 5 dollars. Fire responders reported the blazes at 2 and 8:03 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Witon Street
C. A. Pierce
Mullin Avenue West
Spotlight on Races for Mayor and City Engineer
Local election coverage lists candidates across mayor and city engineer contests with party tickets and incumbents noted. Voters face a crowded slate including Waterloo ticket figures such as MacKay Sherwood and Slippy while others run as independents or Citizens ticket. Registration rush grows with about 14 000 qualified voters expected and closing tonight at 9.00 PM with Monday sessions for affidavits of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. MacKay
Waterloo
Ira Brough
Slante
Second Ward
Albert C. Sherwood
Glenn A. Tibbitts
John [J
Rector
Citi
Tens
Ralph B. Slippy
Nathan B. Barber
Walter P. Jensen
Burr ¢. Powne
Charles V. Knoop
Leo R. Leeper
Lillian Hitemann
Gitizens
J. A. Townsley
Edward A. McFarlane
John J. Hall
Citizens
Frank Co. Fish
Waterloo Lickel
Darrow Wheeler Prohibition Debate On Air From Chicago
Radio listeners may hear Clarence Darrow and Wayne B. Wheeler debate prohibition tonight on Station WGN and the Chicago Tribune. The program begins at 9 o clock local time and will present arguments for and against prohibition from the noted attorney and anti saloon league official. Also noted are brief reports of an earthquake recorded in New York and a leg fracture treated at St Francis hospital in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Clarence Darrow
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Goolidge Backed Woodlock Confirmed for Interstate Board
Washington March 27 A year-long controversy ends as Thomas I Woodlock of New York is confirmed to the Interstate Commerce Commission by a 52 025 majority. Supported by regulars from both parties, the vote followed shifts after the nomination of Richard W Taylor and a White House plan for regional representation. Woodlock, a financial writer and railroad expert, was defended by ICC Chairman Watson amid opposition led by Senator Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Senate
Thomas I
Woodock
New York
Ute Interstate Commerce -Commission
Woodlock
Coolidge
Richard W.taylor
Alabama
White House
Commission
Southwest
Pennsylvania
Friends
Wheeler
Montana
Walsh
Mayfield
Texas
Wall Street
Waitson
Interstate Commerce" Commission
Wooadlock
Federal Grand Jury to Investigate Big Stock Yards Graft
Chicago March 27 AP disclosure that two men linked to a graft case fled before the inquiry into stockyard conditions began. The April federal grand jury will take up the case as the Justice Department weighs grand jury action. The alleged scheme could involve $3,000,000 in cattle sales and spans four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Department of Jusice
Department of Justice
Refugees Flee to Peking as Armies Near City
Thousands of refugees pour into Peking as nationalist troops hold 20 miles from the capital. Relief stations are set up while white peace groups urge a last minute bid to avert battle for control. Rumors of fighting circulate, but coalition forces have not attacked the nationalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Diamonds Regained as Barber Student Recovers Watch and Gems
Res Carpenter of 9808 Third Street West reported diamonds valued at 1000 dollars and two pins recovered after a theatre incident. John York of 508 Sixth Street East, a barber college student, was found with a new thirty dollar watch and 11 diamond lines. Yerkes recovered a pair of small leather boxes containing the gems hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res Carpenter
Third Street West
Curbstone
John York
Sixth Street East
Yerkes
Hog Marketed Surplus Corn Crop Says Hog
Everett C Brown president of the Chicago Live stock Exchange states the American hog has successfully marketed the corn crop. He notes the hog repeated its annual performance of marketing the corn crop profitably and that a normal hot supply would have reduced the surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Everett C. Brown
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Brown
Brookhart-Steck Reports Move to Senate Monday
The Brookhart-Steck election contest reports of the two sides will be submitted to the senate Monday, per Senator Cariway of Arkansas. The timetable was announced in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Noonday Lenten Services Resume Monday at Crystal Plaza
Waterloo Ministerial Union announces noonday Lenten services resume Monday at the Crystal Plaza. Dr C H Snashall of Walnut Street Baptist will preach with Rev J Arthur Young of First Methodist assisting. Holy week meetings run 12:05 to 12:30 with programs on Good Friday and multiple ministers hosting next week at Crystal Theatre and Crystal Plaza venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Ministerial Union
Plaga Haatres
C.H
Uume
Cristal Theatre
Nery
Mueller
Revo EB
Macartney
Plant
Willhaiton
Mary
C. E. Joye
Liquor Runner Pleads Guilty in Roadside Case
Arraigned before Judge Stiles, Larencé Rash pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of liquor and received a $200 fine plus costs and six months jail, suspended on good behavior. He was paroled to John Smith. Folkers, present at arrest, was freed from charges. county attorney’s motion led to dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blt. Stiles
Aung Allone
Larencé Rash
Ilea
Unudr
John Smith
Rash
Clarence Folkers
Rtead Patro
M. B. Mason
Grant Highway
Tudge
Stiles
Folkers
Keyes Claims Evidence to Convict Two Men in Taylor Murder
Omaha dispatch reports District Attorney Asa Keyes declares ample evidence exists to convict two Chicago men linked to the murder of William Desmond Taylor. Keyes tours the coast, cites Mabel Normand as having valuable evidence and Mary Miles Minter could aid the case, asserting new leads emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Macek
Chicago
William Desmond Taylor
Asa Keyes
Los Angeles
Keyes
Mabel Normant
Mary Miles Minter
Milwaukee Council Receives Replies on 700 Cities Plea
Seventeen replies have been received to the February 26 appeal urging 700 cities to join Milwaukee in urging Congress to modify the prohibition law. Five cities support law enforcement and see no need to change, while two are favorable to the Alibwaunket proposal. others merely acknowledge receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Marel
Fey
Congress
Twig, Ruies
Hampton Girls Win State Basketball Title Over Mystic
Hampton girls defeated Mystic 57 to 27 in the final round of the state tournament at Hampton this afternoon to claim the state championship. Audubon finished runner up with an 38 to 2 overtime victory noted. Hampton completed a 27 win season with a high scoring margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmpton
Mystic
Ompton
Auduybon
Harriton
Stampton Girls
Schools Split Honors in Declamatory Contest
Fragmented OCR text shows a declamatory contest with participants from multiple towns and schools. Names such as Albert Tanawell, Ioea City, Keokuk, and Darlington appear amid garbled phrases. The fragment implies awards or ranking in dramatic speaking events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewaity
Burin
Albert
Tanawell
Ioea
Kerteh Darlington
Aitiad
Delmon Wean
Keokuk
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices Highlight Community Ties
A jumble of marriage licenses, family events, visits, and hospital stays signals active community life. Waterloo and nearby towns report weddings, anniversaries, and kinship ties, with residents traveling to Grundy and Cedar Falls for events and care.
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Swift
Pendin
Lerscle
W. BE
Aa. Fk
Frank J. Vynci
New -York
Phone Co. Securities
ORY
Soriivaly
Ant Mildensfeln
Claus Mildenstein
Glidbreok
Rinether
Rigeluct Mawannat Cedar Pauls
Marcel
Inet
Femperaturgs
Msi
Tineher
Kansas
Owa
Moffat
Colorado Mountors
Colorado
Iowa Agrieaternal and Industrkil
Figmmisi
Wihip
Hamilton
Ont
G. WL Robinson & Co
Spectator
Miermsan
Millers
Tim Murphy
Gas House Boys
Big Tim
Leavenworth
Dearborn Station
Darrow
Fordham University
Frank Felazel
Independence
St. Francis Hospital
Goolidge
Woodloge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brookhart-Steck
Wwikwaukee Council
Hampton Girls
Audubon
M. Baugie
Maurine Miller
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