Sapiro Tells Of Gov t Loans To Build World Co op
Federal court heard Agron Sapiro describe a global farmer cooperative scheme to control prices for wheat and other crops. He said the plan envisioned a single organization for the world market, though cotton was deemed not feasible. Ford’s accident delayed his testimony.
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Federal Building
Detroit
Mich
Agron Sapiro
Janes A. Teod
Missouri
Henry Lord
Sapire
Sapiro
Ford
World Farm
Henry Ford
Asa
Reed
Saptiro
Co-Operative King
Reix
Skread
Sapir
Baruch
Ipiro
Il “Reed
Ito
Associa
Ford Dynasty Leader In Car Crash Mystery
Police seek clues after Henry Ford dies in a car plunge with officials denying a murder plot. Ford, unconscious then recovering, exposed to drizzle that may have caused pneumonia. The driver in a special gear-shift car escaped with a bent fender. Ford Motor Co personnel removed the vehicle.
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Auto
King Jay
Ford Company
Ford
Wes
Altho
Polies
Peril of Americans in Interior China Grows
Contingent page one report describes rising dangers for Americans abroad in interior China. Refugees seek shelter inside International settlement barriers as unrest and hostile actions by mobs toward foreigners continue.
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Interior
China
Nanking
bin Peas
Peek
Critic Ruins Coolidge Caricature at Waldorf Exhibit
In New York on a March night a wax sculpture of President Coolidge was knocked to ruin at the Waldorf exhibition. Guards report a letter threatening to smash the statue by telepathic power, criticising its portrayal of the president.
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New York
President Coolidge
White House
the Waldorf
Louis Hidalgo
Hotel Waldorf
Bank Bandits Surrounded After Arkansas Robbery
A detachment of Arkansas National Guard troops and a posse of over 100 men surrounded a woods between Jasper and Russellville where four bank robbers hid after the Newton County bank heist. Ed Foreman, the fourth bandit who allegedly confessed, was in jail as locals had mob violence efforts thwarted. three other suspects from Kansas City and Joplin were involved in the daylight robbery at dawn Tuesday, with one bandit forcing the cashier to surrender. Foreman, from Fort Smith, aided the plan and was captured near Jurton.
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Jasper
Ark
UPI
Arkansas National Guard
Russellville
Newton County
Ed Foreman
Blackie Monroe
Joe Martin
Kansas City
Sandy McGehee
Joplin
Foreman
Fort Smith
Jurton
Radio Vision By Sound Promises Eyes To World Events
Washington April reports outline C Francis Jenkins claiming a forthcoming radio vision device will let listeners see events as they hear them. He envisions synchronized audio and images from broadcasts, with viewing possible via special receivers within months.
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Washington, D.C
C. Francis Jenkins
United Tress Today
Jenkins
Tordera Afire Off Gibraltar Needing Assistance
A Spanish steamer Tordera with many troops aboard was afire off the Velas Gomera rocks today. The Guastina rushed to aid after receiving an SOS. A Lloyd dispatch from Gibraltar reported the incident.
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London
Oamarch
Veles Gomera Rocks
Lloyd
Gibraltar
Guastina
Fragmented OCR puzzle with scattered names and dates
A garbled OCR piece asks for names, dates, and officials from a long historical event. It references a presidential figure, a poet, and various dated clues but provides no clear, readable facts suitable for direct extraction. The readable content is minimal and fragmented across lines.
Senate Passes Bill Cutting Delinquent Tax Total
Statehouse, Des Moines. March 31. A legislative item aims to reduce the total of delinquent taxes with a slated action to be passed, addressing the tax assessment and timing, amid debate on statewide delinquency relief and related fiscal notes.
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Senate
Local Paper Tees Off Over Irregular Beer Laws
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate confusion over beer law changes and enforcement, with references to fines, licenses, and retailers. The readable pieces mention regulatory authorities and possible compliance issues facing taverns and markets. Further details are unclear in the damaged text.
Senator Brookhart Criticizes Coolidge Veto On Farm Bill
State House Des Moines March 31 Senator Brookhart accuses President Coolidge of blocking the McNary Haugen farm relief bill as a veto of farmers rights and the GOP platform. He says the bill was refined by business groups to meet minimal demands and that the president offered no constructive help.
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State House
Des Moines
Coolidge
United States
Smith Wi .Brookhart
Iowa House
Senate
Sam
Congress
Grookhart
Treasury
China Missionary Sees No Lasting Damage to Work
Mrs S E Liljestrand wife of the West China Union University medical college dean said missionary work in China could improve after the current revolution ends. She travels from Peking to Syracuse with four children en route to join her husband, noting anti foreign unrest mostly targets propaganda and not missionaries. Rev Paul Johnson and Dr Liljestrand have past ties to M M A Waterloo.
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China
S. E. Liljestrand
Liljestrand
Medical College
West China Union University
J. E. Johnsson
Prospect Boulevard
Syracuse
N. Y
Paul Johnson
Stronberg Home Injury After Engine Slippage
An N Vay examination of Earl Stronberg at 217 Lewis Street found no broken bones after he slid from an engine in Illinois Central shops yesterday. He was removed to his home from St Iraac’s hospital.
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N-vay
Earl Stronberg
Lewis Street
Illinois Central
St. Iraac’s Hospital
Funeral services set for Mrs Irene McMillan
Mrs Irene McMillan died last Thursday at West Path Beach Florida. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Sunday at the Wisber chapel with Rev J Paul Vincent and Rev W P McCormick officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood. A former Waterloo girl she was once assistant cashier at the dames Black Dry Goods company. She arrived here today with J T Kendricks, Waterloo, a brother. A diphtheria attack five years ago left her in poor health which developed into heart disease. A report of death by own action was incorrect.
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Irene McMillan
West Path Beach
Fla
Wisber Ghanel
J. Paul Vincent
East Park Presbyterian Church
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elmwood
McMillan
Waterloo
Dames Black Dry Goatis Company
JT. &. Kendricks
Died at Local Hospital Charles T Killerlain of Clermont
Charles T Killerlain of Clermont Wisconsin died at a local hospital today after a brief illness. He was born September 2, 1884 in Clermont and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Willerlain. He leaves a widow and ten brothers and sisters. The body is at the funeral home awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Win
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Old Seillers
Wide
Oweefe & Trawne Merbuary
Pancoments
Funeral services for EJ Morris set for Tuesday
R. D. Morris funeral services for EJ Morris who died Monday afternoon at the county hospital will be at 2 90 p.m. tomorrow from the Hileman and Candi chapel. Burial will be in Mayview. His daughter Mrs. Fred Hansen of Milwaukee Wisconsin is here for the funeral.
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R. d. Morris
Kortick rites set at Immaculate Conception for deceased
Funeral blessing for John Kortick will be held Friday at Immaculate Conception Church. Kortick died Tuesday night at his home in Piuksen.
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Jon Kortick
Oo A. Om
John Kortick
Unclear OCR: candidatos in St. Josephs parish election
Fragmentary text from an OCR of St. Josephs parish content references candidates and events. Readable items include mentions of parish and a vote or election context but names, dates, places, and actions are obscured, yielding no clear outcome or entities to summarize robustly.
Pretty Princess Juliana to Wed Royal Suitors Limited
Juliana of the Netherlands will turn 18 on April 30 and soon marry. Potential husbands include Prince Knud of Denmark and Prince Sigvard of Sweden, while several German and Belgian connections are unlikely. Juliana will study economics, politics, and history at Leiden University to prepare for future imperial duties in the East Indies and Europe.
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House of Orange-Nassau
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Norway
Mitches
Charles
Albert
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Orange-Nassau
Knud
Christian
Denmark
House of Orange-Nasgsau
Sigvard
Sweden
Lennart
Wilhelm of
Leyden University
East Indies
East High to Host Music Contests in District Event
East High displays in district music contests with Junior High orchestra of 100 pieces and grade-school ensemble of 75 pieces performing tonight and tomorrow. G T Bennett leads the East High program with judging by N I McCreary Edward Kurtz and Alta Freeman from Teachers College. Winners of first places will receive special East High letters.
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East ‘High
West High
East High
G. T. Bennett
N. I. McCreary
Teachers College
Edward Kurtz
Drunkards Lead City Court List in March 1926
Ernest W. Koepke, clerk of the court, reported there were 22 intoxication cases in March police court. Traffic violations ranked second with 21 cases, and police court saw 65 total cases that month, including 31 traffic violations and 19 intoxication cases. One dollar police court cases noted.
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Ernest W. Koepke
Harding to Address Y's Men on Waterway Project
William L. Harding of Des Moines, ex governor, will address Y's Men in the Y.M.C.A. dining room April 13 on the St. Lawrence Mississippi Waterway. Guests from Rotary Kiwanis Lions and Canopus clubs invited to attend.
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William L. Harding
Des Moines
Town
Y's Men‘s Club
Y, Alc. A
St. Lawrence-Mississippi
Homer Albright
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Canopus
Outdoor Advertising group re-elects officers and site
The Outdoor Advertising association of Town re-elected all officers at its closing meeting. Council Bluffs was chosen as the 1928 convention site. Officers named: J. K. Stewart, Clinton, president. A. J. Busby, Waterloo, vice president. Fred K. E. Trainer, Ackley, secretary. Ebert Wayton, Centerville, treasurer.
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Ames
Outdoor Advertising Association of Town
Council Bluffs
J. K. Stewart
Clinton
A. J. Busby
Waterloo
Fred KE. Trainer
Ackley
Ebert Wayton
Centerville
Lions Club Tour of Y W C A Highlights Service
Members of the Lions Club gathered at the YWCA for a noon luncheon in the gym served by the cafeteria. Several girls spoke on departments and the employment drive noting 687 employed among 2007 YWCA members and 480 girls placed last year. A 30 girl girl preserves group led a follow the Gleam procession with lit tapers on a tour of the building.
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Lions Club
WY. WI CL Ua
C1 Altstaer
VY. Wocal
Gooey W. Shade
Gom. Chavretaen
Professor Incites Insect War In Northwest
Seattle, March report describes a four year clash between earwigs and parasitic tachinid flies imported from Europe. Professor Trevor Isincaid of the University of Washington advocates using these natural enemies to curb the earwig pest after poison baits failed. The battle moved from laboratory tests to field trials with earwigs proving stubborn in both settings.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Trever Isincaid
University of Washington
Europe
Aviator Builds Hangar on Hudson Road
John Cable, aviator, began construction this afternoon on a 3S acre field near the William Aklingauman farm, two and one half miles southwest of Waterloo on the Junction road. The hangar will house one plane for training students, carrying passengers, and aerial photography. He leased the field for an indefinite period and plans to open the flying field in about 10 days. Cable carried 332 passengers last year, flew 30,000 miles, and trained six student pilots.
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John Cable
William Aklingauman
Waterloo
Cable
Boy with 19 holds rattlesnake capture record
Brattleboro Vermont March 31 11 year old Touglas Cain famed ski jumper proves record rattlesnake hunter with 16 live snakes captured on Mount Wantastiquet New Hampshire opposite Brattleboro. He killed three raiders the day before bringing total to 12 and earning NH bounty. Largest snake four feet long with 15 rattles.
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Brattleboro
Connecticut Valley
Touglas Cain
Mount Wantastiquet
New Hampshire
Vermont
Cain
March fires report records Waterloo damages
A 1926 summary reports sixty nine fires in Waterloo during March causing 8720 dollars in damage. Fire thief Jay Tiler is noted in the summary, which also mentions 70 fires with damage of 4 BST.79 in March 1926.
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Waterloo
Marreh
Jay Tiler
Marriage Licenses Issued in Edgard and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses were issued to Edgard Vlovd and Waverive .22 nit McCromsey, Weiwerly JS Hore Tyare Chark in Worteriog on the 20th. The Waters district recorded several entries, including P " WAL pa yeceeseeste besaeens verveme, reflecting local civil registrations.
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Edgard Vlovd
Waverive
McCromsey
Weiwerly
Worteriog
Waters
Combustion Experts Uphold Iowa Coals and Call Them Very Good
Iowa City March 31 Combustion engineer T A March Chicago told the Iowa power conference at the University of Iowa that Iowa coals burn easily and with fewer difficulties than eastern anthracites He noted past 25 years of practice offer little engineering reason for this but acknowledged economic and supply hurdles Flem ing of the university mechanical department cited the higher freight costs and a price gap favoring Western Kentucky coal for Iowa City consumers: $2.80 per ton freight on domestic Iowa coal versus $1.60% on Kentucky coal and $4 mine price for Iowa coal versus $3.52 for Kentucky coal suggesting a regional economic handicap for Iowa coals.
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Towa City
T.A. March
Chicago
Iowa Power Conference
University of Towa
S. P. Ieming
Mechanical Engineering
Iowa Coal
Towa
Western Kentucky
Iowa City
Five More Men Sign for BNA B'rith Lodge Charter
Names of five Waterloo men added to the charter of Waterloo Lodge Independent Order Bnai Brith to be organized Sunday night in Stowen hall. They are Krensky Reinstein Dave Siesel Lot Albgnase and Greenberg bringing charter membership to 41.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Lodge
Pbonai B'rith
Stowen Hall
Krensky
J. Reinstein
Dave Siesel
Lot Alb Gnase
J. Greenberg
Bank Debits and Financial Totals for Waterloo Week
Waterloo bank debits for the week ending March 29 2927 totaled 34 070 758 00 with a corresponding week at 4505 063 00. The report lists debits by date and instrument readings and shows prior week totals, chattel mortgages and mortgage summaries.
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Waterloo Bank
Waterloo
Windan O
Oceans Gto Sas
Tiot Instruments
Voir Tnt Peean
Thors Saber
TGV
Vitamin source found nearly traced to its origin
New York news reports a breakthrough on the antirachitic vitamin. Researchers led by Alfred Hess and associates in New York London and Gottingen identify ergosterol as the active allied substance activated by ultraviolet light to prevent rickets. This concentrated form promises a less nauseating alternative to cod liver oil and improves bone healing in tests.
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New York
Tiang
Europe
Alfred I. Hess
College of
Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Hess
Drs. 0. Rosenheim
T. A
Windaus
Gottingen
Birds Have Magnetic Sensibility in New Book
London report on Frances Pitt's Animal Mind questions a special homing instinct in pigeons rooks cats and dogs. Pitt argues homing ability rests on memory education and land familiarity rather than innate impulse, while noting migratory flights rely on instinct and night travel. The piece raises whether birds sense magnetic fields acting as a compass.
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London
Frances Pitt
Garbage Wagons Start As Warmer Weather Arrives
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts says garb age collection will begin with warmer days as fires in furnaces lessen. He notes it is economical to burn garbage in winter and promises better service than last year. A demonstration by Simplex Trower is advertised at 214 East Main from 2 to 3.
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Glenn A. Tibbitts
Man Marries West Teacher Faces Contract Termination Rule
A new clause in forthcoming contracts for the West Independent School District states that if a teacher marries before or during the designated school term, the contract is automatically terminated. The rule does not apply to currently married teachers and would not affect them.
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West Independent School District
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