Peru May Reject Award Over Tacna Arica Dispute
Washington reports Peru may refuse the Tacna Arica award. Lima delivered a sharp note demanding U S civil authorities be sent to replace Chilean officials, alleging terrorism and Peruvians deportations before a plebiscite to decide territory fate. The move risks straining U S Latin American prestige and could force Peru’s participation in the vote if demands aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Lima
Chile
Peru
United States
U. John J. Pershing
South
Latin America
State Department
Altho
Kellogg
Tax Information and War Tax Reforms Ahead
A study by the income tax bureau ongoing since last fall and ending June 1 will inform a forthcoming revision of the tax law and possible rate cuts. The work, not public hearings, reviews data as auditors would, focusing on errors in notable cases. Senator Couzens’ tax case is used to illustrate law defects but he bears no blame. Ford’s stock valuation, requested by Ford during buyout talks, illustrates discretional government reliance and potential burdens on individuals. CN. Y. Hera-Tribune News Service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax-Bureau
Senate
Congress
Senator Couzens
Income Tax Bureau
Couzens
Couzsena
Henry Ford
Ford
CN. Y. Hertia-Tribune News Service
Drury Underwood Dies in Chicago After Short Illness
Drury Underwood, a well known newspaper man and humorist, died after a lengthy illness in Chicago. He began in 1989 as a columnist and later worked as a leading writer and theatrical producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marc
Drury Underwood
Underwood
New York
Opter 2 Hospital
Militon Trumbauer Dies in Oelwein at 86
Milton Trumbauer 4 formerly of Waterloo died Sunday at 7 a m at his daughter’s home in Oelwein where he had lived the past years. He was born March 16 1841 in Bucks county Pennsylvania and married Mary Brightaupt in Waterloo December 25 1865. Surviving are a son and five daughters, two sisters and two brothers. services will be held at O Keefe Towne funeral home and First Evangelical church. Burial in Fairview.
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Milton Trumbauer
Waterloo
Oelwein
Franklin Street
Oliver
Trumbauer
Mr.Trumbauer
Mareh It
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Mary MM. Brightaupt
Lou Strouse
Minneapolis
Minn
J. Baumgardner
Dumont
C. Myeryy
Congville
Ray
Clinton F. Smith
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral
First’ Evangelical Church
Fairview
Herman Rosgen
Seventh Street
Mary Adelia Koenen
Wiedeshofen
Germany
Americaz
Freeport
Rosgen
A. J
Nels Lewis
Delia
Agnes
Anna Schmid
Ill
Kate Walters
Los Angeles
Cal
Decedent
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Daughters of Isabella
St. Joseph Rosary Society
President's Yacht Encounters Weekend Gale
Washington D C The president Coolidge and a small group returned to the White House at nine after an extensive weekend cruise in Chesapeake Bay aboard the Mayflower The presidential yacht faced a westerly gale for most of the trip which began Friday afternoon and lasted about 45 hours
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Coolid
Gurius Friends
White House
Chesa- Pecke Bay
Avattic Seaboard
Tarvard gym director near death from cal gas
William H. Geer, director of physical education at Warvard University, remained unconscious at General Hospital in Boston as the grave condition persisted sixty days after inhaling carbon monoxide fumes from his car exhaust in his garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
William HH. Geer
Warvard Tniverstry
General Hospital
Eelpek
Boy Scout Troopers Battle Grass Fire Near Farm
Des Moines reports Boy Scout Troop 14, while on a weekend hike, discovered a grass fire threatening the Jane R Hulma farm near the city. They stripped off coats and shirts to fight the flames, aided after an hour by local firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Boy Scouts
Troop 14
Jane R. Hulma
Germany's 1931 Election Leads to Second Runoff
Berlin reports show no candidate won a majority in yesterday's presidential election. Karl Jarres leads with 10,387,223 votes while Otto Braun has 7,735,673. a second vote is set for April 26 to decide the presidency.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Pinal
Germany
Nene
Jarres
Karl Jarres
Otto Braun
Marx
Ernest Thaelmann
Hellpach
Baden
Democratic Party
Dr. Held
Bavarian People's Party
Gen
Ludendorff
Ludendorff, Fascist Party
Halle
Gen. Ludendorf
Reichsbanner
Jin Street
rBase
New Arrests in Italian Naval Blast
London reports new secret arrests tied to the Dagvnci harbor explosion in the Adriatic during the great war. Twenty six officers and 260 men died. Authorities present two competing theories, one implicating an Austrian spy and another suggesting treason within the Italian navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Italy
Dagvnci
Adriatic Sea
Two Spaniards Elevated to Cardinal by Pope in Rome
Rome March 30 At a secret consistory Pope Pius XII created two Spanish archbishops cardinals Vicente Casinovay Marzel archbishop of Granada and Esteban landainy archbishop of Seville. The pope spoke of satisfaction in improving communications with the sacred college despite reports of Catholic persecutions in various countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Pius
Vicente Casinovay
Marzel
Granada
Monsignor
Landainy Esteban
Seville
Sacred College
Firemen Rout Drake Co-Eds From Shamber House
Firefighters answering the alarm from the Alpha Sisna Alpha sorority house rushed over twenty dozen Drake coeds from beds and out of the building. The attic blaze was quickly controlled with minimal damage, fire chief reports. He warns the public to watch bonfires closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes Moines
Alpha Sisna Alpha
Drake
Dannister
Toriay
Ding Relapse Ends Hope Of Recovery
A Des Moines man known as Dings has suffered a relapse with serious illness over the weekend. He was reported taken ill March 15 with doctors diagnosing a fever-related infection later termed peritonitis, with officials noting a grave prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mare
Cope Darlin
Org Works
Darling
CAREN FROM HOSPITAL NAMES AND PLACES REPORTED
Fragmentary notice reports Mrs. Oral Milis uslay moved from Preebsterian hospital to her mother’s home. Mentions Mrs. George Woellert and 442 Picker Street in a county peace area with garbled details and unreadable affiliations.
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Caren
Oral Milis Uslay
Preebsterian Hospital
George Woellert
Ieker Street
Stresemann Cites Small Booth At Berlin Polls
Berlin voters faced Dr. Stresemann at the polls yesterday after he protested a booth too small for a fat man and claimed he did not stay inside long enough to seal his ballot in an envelope. The German foreign minister and former chancellor was reprimanded for failing to follow low voting regulations.
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Berlin
Dr. Stresemann
Stresemann
Underground Radio Signal Reaches Pacific Coast
Washington March 30 announcement by Dr James H Rogers says his Hyattsville Maryland underground transmitting set successfully sent radio waves to the Pacific coast. He says reception came from a Los Angeles operator with signals described as coming in fiery. Rogers plans a 600 foot cable antenna for trans oceanic broadcasting and argues earth crust is a more efficient medium than air.
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Washington, DP
Pacific Coast
James H. Rogers
Hyattsville
New
Hexico
Rogers
Los Angeles
Five Elders and Deacon Ordained at Evangelical Meet
Cedar Rapids March 30. The Des Moines conference of the Evangelical church closed a five day session with ordination services conducted by Bishop M. T. Maze Harrisburg PA. Five elders Rev J O Dully Cedar Rapids Rev E A Ramige Chicago Rev G A Stauffacher Manly Rev G J Roths Vinton Rev R C Gatrell Marshalstown and one deacon Rev H S Hiller Naperville IL. One third of registered voters cast ballots at noon in the biennial municipal election.
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Cedar Rapids
Dea Moines Conference
The
Evangelical Church
A. Couser
Town City
ML. E. Shank
Marshalltown
E A. Donovan
Marshalltown State Street
R. C. Gatrel
H.N. Ramige
LeMars
W. R. Oursler
H.S. Hiller
Naperville
Cedar Falls
Convict Bennetts of Manslaughter in Tennessee Case
Chattanooga Tenn March 30 Mc and Mrs W H Bennett were found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the 1915 killing of Miss Augusta Hoffman aunt of Bennett. Jury sentenced them to 10 years in the state penitentiary, the maximum for manslaughter. A motion for a new trial was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. H. Bennett
State Penitentiary
Augusta Hoffman
Bennett
Youth Dies in Mimic Knife Duel in Meat Market
Sioux City Iowa March 30 Har lord Bates aged 20 died from knife wounds after a mock duel with boyfriend Marlow Nichols in a meat market. Both youths fought with butcher knives. Nichols miscalculated a thrust and Bates’ liver was penetrated. Bates on his deathbed exonerated Nichols. no arrest made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Harlord Bates
Marlow Nichols
Nicholls
Bates
Nichols
County Attorney to Insist on Disposal of Murphy's Case
D J Murphy former attorney here now under bond totaling 22000 pending trial on nate indictments charging embezzlement and forgery must appear in court here tomorrow for disposition of his cases either by trial or continuance. E F Pieper county attorney announced today Murphy is said to be in the psychopathic hospital at Iowa City at present. Pieper said Murphy or his attorney must make some showing tomorrow or the trial likely will be called Wednesday. The case has attracted much attention in northeastern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
D. J.murphy
Nate
E. F. Piever
Murphy
Psychopathic
Iowa City
Pieper
Northeastern
Lowa
Wills Probate and Booze Party Death Reported
The will of S C White filed for probate leaves all to his wife Minnie L as executrix and executed 12 days before death. Caroline Jennings of Chickasha Okla files a will with $500 bequests to Efie Stromgren and Myrra Chandler, $190 to Rudolph Stromgren and $50 to the M B church Foreign Missionary society Cedar Falls, with rest split among six children. In Los Angeles Anfred J Edwards of Cedar Heights named executrix. a death tied to a drinking party leads to three arrests on manslaughter suspicions.
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S.C. White
Minnie L
Caroline Jennings
Chickasha
Okla
Effie J. Stromgren
Waterloo
Myrra J. Chandler
Rudolph Stromgren
Foreign Missionary Society
M. B
Cedar Falls
Win
Exports and Imports Grow in February in Europe Trade
Washington reports European participation in America’s foreign trade rose in February. The Commerce Department data show exports to Europe up 22.09 million dollars and imports from Europe up 2 million. Overall trade with all regions also edged higher compared with February 1924.
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Washington, D. C
America
Commerce Department
Europe
Ana
Quake Halts Canal Zone Baseball Game
An earthquake near Panama Canal paused a baseball game in Balboa Canal Zone on Sunday. No damage reported. It was the region’s strongest tremor since 1943, with the epicenter about 750 miles north of the event.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
The
Evant
Stork Takes Ride in Patrol Wagon
A fragmentary report describes a speeding patrol encounter, a baby girl born to Mrs Norma Saunders, and the patrol wagon bringing the mother and infant toward a hospital. The text also mentions a Black offender known as Pistol Petr Henry Jackson being electrocuted, and a policeman Daniel Contey connected to the incident in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Chience
Norma Saunders
Marek Sr
Petr
Henry Jackson
Aeécro
Daniel Contey
al 'Pitesbureh
Two Break Jail at Toledo by Using Law
Two inmates escaped the county jail by sawing the rock on their cell door. M. Malt of Portland and L. A. Smith, residence unknown, fled during the night. Malt was serving a sentence for obtaining money under false pretenses and had lately been known to live in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Portland
Ore
L. A. Smith
Tall
Cedar Rapids
Wheeler to Face Trial in Montana for Land Case
Washington March 39 Senator Burton Wheeler will stand trial in Great Falls Montana on April 16 on a charge of practicing illegally before the interior department in a land case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
Burton K. Wheeler
Diay
Montana
Great Falts
Interior Department
Three Hurt When Auto Is Ditched
FP B Newton 111 Irving street remains semiconscious after an auto crash on the Red Bell highway Sunday afternoon. His wife and Mrs J B Baker of Waverly were also hurt. Newton to be moved for x rays. The car overturned into a ditch after a sharp turn between Vinton and La Porte City. Passersby aided injured persons and took them to Waterlo.
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B. Newton
Irving Street
Red Bell
J. B. Baker
Waverly
Newton
Policeman Names Chapman Slayer of Skelly in Hartford
Hartford dispatch reports eye witness Policeman Alfred Atwater of New Britain testified he saw Gerald Chapman kill New Britain Officer James Skelly during a robbery. Atwater detailed entering the building and identifying Chapman, who fired three shots after demanding surrender.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
James Skelly
New Britain
Alfred Atwater
Atwater
la “Skelly
Chapman
Mitchell to be sent to San Antonio as colonel
Secretary Weeks announced Brig. Gen. William Mitchell will leave his post as assistant chief of the Army Air Service on April 26 and join the Eighth Corps Area staff at San Antonio Texas with the rank of colonel The move ends any immediate disciplinary action over his alleged insubordination in criticizing the air service
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Washington, DB. C
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Tex
Weeks
Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Service
Rotary convention reports heard at Fort Dodge luncheon
At Hotel Russell Lamson reporters from the eleventh district Rotary International convening at Fort Dodge spoke at a noonday club luncheon. Nominees for officers included C D Cass Bruce Gates John Rath and others with election set for next Monday. A rural Unity church near Clarksville was destroyed by a fire believed started by burning glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Fort Dodge
Rotary Club
Russell- Lamson
John G. Ralston
C. R.hoxie
G. M. Young
John Hanson
Leonard Miller
Bruce Gates
C. D. Cass
John Rath
Johnn Rath
W.H. Langlas
James M. Graham
Clarksville
Here
Clarksvilla
Funeral for Fathck Mullen at Mt Carmel Church
Funeral services for Fathck Mullen, longtime Eagle township resident, were held this morning at Mt Carmel church with a large gathering of relatives and friends. The crowd overflowed the church as many from Waterloo and La Porte City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fath¢ck Mullen
Eagle Township
Mt. Carmel Church
Waterloo
la Porte City
Concert violinist from Waterloo joins Cornell orchestra
Miss Mildred Luce now one of the first violins with the Cornell college orchestra will perform next Sunday at First M. B. church Here. She studied under Mrs. Rose Reichard Marshall and belonged to the Woman's club quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corned
Mildred Luce
Waterloo
Cornell College Orchestery
M. B
Rose Reichard-Marshall
Woman's Club
Wage Agreements To Be Signed Up In Des Moines
Des Moines area seeks to avert a hinted strike by building trades unions over wage differences with the Master Builders. Common laborers and hod carpenters have not yet settled and seek a small raise. Roofers and lathers have not signed yet but may do so today as talks aim to complete agreements before April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
Hod Cartiers
Lathers
Ibeth
Bank Robbery in Chicago Ends in Standby Standoff
Eight armed bandits robbed the Ashland State Bank on Ashland and Sixty third streets in Chicago today. They forced eight employees and officers into a teller’s cage before escaping. Police pursued, no injuries reported at this time. Local authorities recover no cash amount immediately.
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Chicago
Ashland Sixty-third Street State Bank
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