Waterloo woman 81 dies at home after influenza
Mrs James L Cooley 81 longtime Waterloo resident died at 727 Park avenue west at 10 p m from age related complications She had recent illness but retained her faculties An ardent Bible reader and longtime Christian Church member She married James I Cooley Christmas Eve 1865 Surviving children include Nellie Williams Jessie Cooley J L Leavitt and James Cooley Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home with Rev E B Mounsey presiding Burial in Fairview Also noted 13 year old prodigy Freda Hall who passed associate exam London College of Music
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James L. Cooley
Waterloo
Park Avenue West
Nellie Willams
Jessie Cooley
J. L. Leavitt
Charles Parker
Los Angeles
Cal
James Cooley
Kansas City
Harold Wiliams
Frank Davey
Dorothy Leavitt
James Cooley Leavitt
Dorothy Cooley
Patricia Caver
Cyrus Lichty
Cedar Falls
Welson Lichty
Dike
Lydia Ford
E. B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Circh
Fairview
Nebraska governor leads stay-at-home term life style
Lincoln May 3 Nebraska has a stay at home governor. Adam McMullen has left the state only three times in three years two national gover nor conferences and one Drake Nebraska football game in Iowa. His leisure is a summer noon visit to his Gage county farm for a light lunch and coffee under a shade tree. He has been re elected since Who's Who biography noted his term 1925 27 and address at the State Capitol.
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Adam McMullen
Iown
Gage County
McMullen
Adam
Neb
State Capitol
Lincoln
Juror Discharged After Not Knowing Defendant
In Northwood Iowa a jury in a bootlegging case was locked for 20 hours before the foreman disclosed one juror did not know who was on trial. That juror was excused and the rest dismissed. After lawyers and Judge Kelley conferred, 11 jurors who knew the case were recalled to finish. Three hours more of deliberation produced a guilty verdict.
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Northwood
C. M. Kelley
Antioch Baptist Education Program Highlighted
An all day educational program will be held Thursday at Antioch Baptist Church. Prominent figures in colored Baptist circles will speak, including Rev. G. W. Robinson of Des Moines and Rev. R. A. Broyles, education board chair, with Mrs. S. H. Gibson of Cedar Rapids delivering a paper on The Value of Educated Motherhood.
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Antioch Baptist Church
Education Board of the
Town and
South Dakota Baptist Association
G. W. Robinson
Des Moines
R. A. Broyles
Education Board
S. H. Gibson
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk Holiness Association Sets Three Day Conventio
The Black Hawk County Holiness association will hold a three day convention in Salvation Army hall starting tomorrow afternoon. Services daily at 2:30 and 7:30 p m will be addressed by Anna L Stann University Park Ia.
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Black Hawk County
Traffic Safety at Water Street and Park Aided by Officials
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts and Illinois Central railroad officials initiated safer traffic at the Water Street Park Avenue junction near the passenger station. Flagmen and a traffic officer will direct vehicles during heavy morning train movements with Water Street traffic one way from the depot to Fourth Street.
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Glenn A. Tibbitts
Ilinois Central Railroad
Park Avenue
Water Street
Fourth Street
Wlineis
Tibbitts
Reed couple find home burglarized after California trip
Returning from a four month California visit, Mr. and Mrs. H M Reed of 51 Third Street East reported their house entered and seven pairs of lace curtains, one comforter and one dress stolen.
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California
Theft at California trip home prompts police report
Reed reported the theft to police as Mr and Mrs Read and George Lichty returned from California. They left here December 16 of last year. Detective Emil Steffen investigated and found entry through a broken window rack, with other furnishings undisturbed.
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Reed
Read
California
George Lichty
Emil Steffen
Fred W. Byford Former Policeman Hurt at Everett
Ward reports serious injury last week to Fred W. Byford 67 a former policeman at Everett. The brief item notes his health status and age with limited details from the incident report.
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Fred W. Byford
Everett
Veteran falls at Salvation Army headquarters in Sov erest
Ish American war veteran and former police patrol driver, Byford, was helped by Mrs B W Fergeman and sister Mrs Byford after leaving Salvation Army headquarters. He slipped on the sidewalk striking his head on a step, his skull believed fractured, and he never regained consciousness. Byford is drawing a pension from the police department.
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B. W., Fergeman
Byford
Soverest, Wash
The
Salvation Arms
Sausage Shop Fallout Sparks Boy and Butcher Quarrel
A distorted Tit-Bits vignette shows a butcher outside his shop scolding a boy who shouts in alarm. The boy says he has lost his dog and jokes that the butcher thinks the dog is nearby. He blames his whistle for the sausages as a tease about movements.
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Fuvner
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London College of Music
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Black Hawk Holiness Association
Ret Tu
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Chase & Sanborn
North Wells St
Chicago
United States
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Royal Cord Balloon
Ww Rubber Company
Standard Tire CO
Auto Tire Service CO
Ponsford Brothers
Iowa
la Porte City
REEDS
Consiousness
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Low
Ng Pirates
Cameron Rogers
Pictorial Review
Mr. Rogers
Tom, Dick
Harry
J. Borden Harriman
New York
May
Corinne Lowe
Mary Badger Wilson
May Pictorial
Lydia J. Roberts
Addison Burbank
William C. Chamber
Konrad Bercovici
Captain Goudy
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