Western Iowa Storm Ravages Towns and Farmlands
Violent wind and rain swept northwestern Iowa and northeastern Nebraska causing extensive damage. Moville area saw about 50000 dollars in losses with barns damaged and eight freight cars derailed near Cherokee. An employee injured in Cherokee hospital. several farms reported wrecked outbuildings and livestock losses. Rain later aided crops. line repairs and roundhouse rebuilding underway.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Nebraska
Moville
Here
Cherokeela
Ilinois Central Railroad
Bancroft
Thurston
Neb
Homer
South Dakota
Turk
R. Greeson
Associated Press
Gus Zellmer
Wiliam Wilson
Ben “Thomas
Cecil Speke
Roy Spangler
Lincoln
U.R
Nebraskan
West Point
Lewis
West
Ilinois Central
Cherokee At & A
Lewis Hotel
Cherokee
Hodge ‘Taylor
Hawkeye Limited
Sioux City-Chicago
Roundhouse
Waterloo
Williams
Bell
Hero
Frank E. Kiessling
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Freeport
Cherokes
Odllock
J. E. Pane Ming
Positive Cure for Pneumonia Claims by Physician
Chicago reports Prof Robert Borden of the American Institute of Homeopathic Research announces a positive cure for pneumonia. The method, developed by institute members, will be disseminated late this year or early 1920. The institute has treated about 3,000 cases to date. Marriage licenses listed for Le Roy Muir and others in Waterlog area.
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Chicago
Robert ©. Borden
American Institute of Homeopathic Research
T Shere
Minos
Homeopathic Medical Society
Borden
Romance Writer Weds Russian Countess in Cannes Ceremony
In Cannes, writer Michael Arlen wed Countess Atalanta Mercati as a Cossack chorus of former White Army officers sang Russian hymns. Patriarch Ostroumoff officiated in a hour long Orthodox ceremony under a gold canopy. The church houses imperial standards and a Jerusalem cross.
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Cannes
France
Michael Arlen
Atalanta Mercati
Ostroumoff
Baron Peter Wrangel
Italia dirigible reaches Stockholm on northbound flight
The Italia under Gen. Umberto Nobile passed over Stockholm at 11 a m in clear weather while en route from Stolp to Spitzbergen. About 200 observers, including Reichswehr troops, watched as the crew of 16 plus the fox terrier carried out a 60 km h ascent toward King’s Bay with possible refueling at Vadaoe Norway if needed.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Spitzbergen
Stolp
Germany
Goodenhagen
Denmark
Umberto Nobile
King’s Bay
Italia
Lendsorti
Karlskrona
Vaxholn
INS
Seddin
Tole
King's Bay
Spitzergen
Vadaoe
Norway
Nobile
Titiana
Reiche |Wehr
Mme
Gaudbur
Ttair
Italy
Tts
Varlsne
Nalale
Yadsee
State Owned Airport Backed by Providence Meeting
Providence May 3 A mass meeting drew about 400 people urging a modern state owned airport near Providence. Governor Norman Gase Senator Jesse H Metcalf and Mary James E Dunne supported the project. A resolution calling for swift legislative action was adopted.
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Providence
INS
Oor
Pho
Norman Gase
Jesse HW. Metcalf
James E. Dunne
Rhode Island
Fire and accident notices from Glenwood to Falls avenues
A construction machinery site at Glenwood and Vinton streets suffered damage from an unknown cause with a pile of old lumber after a Wednesday incident at 4 30 p m. Entz meat market on Fourth Street reported a smoking meal in a casement with no damage at 7 30 p m. A motor truck incident occurred at Mullan and Falls avenues around 12 85 a m Thursday involving Juling Andreae Sons Co and a listed address. An advertisement for Buy and of Merman C Miller provides contact details.
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Construction Machinery Company
Glenwood
Vinton
Entz
Mullan and
Falls Avenues
Juling Andreae & Sons Co
Slamare
Earth quake shock hits Constantino ple at midnight
Cable News reports a brief violent quake shock in Constantino ple at midnight, with dispatch from the Central News office. Warsaw liaison Kalina travels to Amsterdam to buy a Fokker for an Atlantic flight backed by the government.
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International News Service
Leuten
Constantinople
Warsaw
Lieut
Kalina
Polish Air Service
Amsterdam
London
Prince of Wales
Egypt
Kenya Colony
Cape Town
Probe of Interference Ties to Prohibition Custody Case
Chicago May 3 A hint that a federal grand jury may probe a conspiracy between city and state authorities to hinder prohibition agents was raised during a habeas corpus hearing for Myron Caffey who shot William Beatty during a south side saloon raid. The case involves custody of Caffey now with federal operatives.
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Chicago
James ©. Wilkerson
John B. Northrup
United States District Attorney
South Side
Gaffey
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Beverly M Hicok 1927 Today at home after double pneumonia born Waterloo 1927 cradle roll Pree Methodist funeral Petersen Bros chapel Whiteside officiating burial Fairview Mrs KB Moffett dies last night services Friday 315 am at daughter home United Brethren Hudson cemetery Rosary Society of St Joseph church to meet at 8 pm at Ohbele home Lafayette St for Franks Shehan body arrival from Tacoma Wash.
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Beverly M. Wicok
Beverly M. Hicok
Wilbur D. Hicok
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
Pree Methodist Church
Petersen Bros.’ Chapel
W. Whiteside
Pairview
FE. F. Moffett
KB. FP. Moffett
George Kline
Orange Township
W. N. Roush
United Brethren Church
Hudson
Kurkal
Rosary Society of
St. Joseph's Church
M. Lomor
Frank Ohbele
Shehan
Morrow Hight
Tacoma
Wash
Town Town Plans Fete For Bremen Flight Crew
Denison, May 3. Lu Denison extends invitation to Baron von Henefeld Captain Herman Koehl and Maj James Fitzmaurice to visit and be feted for their Bremen airship flight from Paris to New York. The crew is expected to tour the country soon and land near Greenly Island.
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Denison
Denieson
Bremen
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Chamberlin
New York
Kottbus
Baron von Henefeld
Herman Koehl
Maj
James Fitzmaurice
Riadonnel
Greenly Island
Maj. Fitzmaurice
Far West
Baron von Huenefeld
Col. Lindbergh
Fitzmaurice
Koehl
Atlantic
Waterloo
Washington
TD. C
Glenn A. Tibbitts
National Aeronautic Association
Junkers
Midwest
Iowa
Bremen Fliers Plan 10 Day Midwest Tour From Washington
The Bremen fliers announce a 10 day aerial tour visiting several Midwest cities after leaving Washington on the way to New York. They will fly in the Bremen sister ship and stop in Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Detroit Boston before returning to New York.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
St.Louis
Boston
Washington, D. C
INS
New York
Washington
Greenly Island
Aifers
Messrs
Koehl
Fitzmaurice
Huenefeld
Germany
Ireland
Ths
United States
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Eeeae Ener
Wedding Postponed as Sickness Halts Jay Mills
Jay Mills Riviera theatre entertainer and master of ceremonies postpones his wedding with Ruth Glanville after a stomach illness. The ceremony was set for Monday in Des Moines but may move to next Monday if Mills recovers. Glanville, a former Riviera saxophonist, travels from Rock Island to Waterloo to confirm plans while Mills remains hospitalized.
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Jays Mills
Riviera Theatre
Rock Island
Ward
Waterloo
Ruth Glanville
Des Moines
Jay
Capitol i
Jimmy Ellard
Miss Glanville
Riviera
Mniore Resently
Publix
Jay 8
Building Trades Wages Topic For: Meeting Tonight
The Building Trades committee and delegates meet at Building Trades Hall to discuss wage issues amid a plumbers strike. Masters seek stance of other crafts on wages as projects loom, while talks with Journeymen Plumbers' Local 1 lack progress.
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Building Crafts’ Council
Waterloo
Master Builders Association of
Black Hawk County
Building Trades Union
Building Trades
Fourth Street
L. BE. Huggett
Building ‘Trades Council
J. £. Curis
Master Builders’ Association
John G. Miller
H. A. Maine
Peter Johnson
Master Builders’ Committee
M. Woodfull
Journeymn Plumbers
Buster
Journeymen Plumbers
Good Roads Meeting Indorses Hammill in Des Moines
In Des Moines on May 11 a gathering of good roads supporters will back Gov. Hammill for re election. The event aims to plan campaign support and discuss state funding for a bond issue. John Aur, president of the Town Good Roads Association, will preside.
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Des Moines
U.P
Good Roads
Hammill
John Aur
Town Good Roads Association
Wil
Airplane ride without a pilot fascinates club
Jonny Cable described Hawkeye Air Transport test flights at a West Hip club meeting in Detroit. He recounted a flight with the pilot leaving controls and the plane cruising at 2000 feet with passengers aboard. Election at the meeting was postponed two weeks and Eckels Rutchmann will lead the next program. Ambassador Morrow III in Mexico City is confined to bed with a bad cold though not seriously ill.
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Jonny Cable
Hawkeye Air Transport, Inc
West Hip Club
Detroit
Mich
First Baptist Church
Eckels Rutchmann
Ambassador Morrow III
Mexico City
Bright W. Morrow
United States
Mexico
Six Day Trip From New York to Hawaii and Back
New Brunswick N J May 2 PvP Gr B Maorriss New York Jeff Hadley field at 1725 p m today small plane to San Francisco on one of the fastest business trips in the United States. He is due in San Francisco at 439 p m tomorrow. In San Francisco Morris will sail on the steamship Malolo for Honolulu where he will spend one day and then wait for the United States. From San Francisco he will return to New York by mail plane after seven days away from his office.
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New Brunswick
N. J
B. Maorriss
New York
Jeff Hadley
San Francisco
Ollempind
United States
Morris
Honolulu
Methodist bishops face charges and trial plans
Kansas City reports say disciplinary action looms for Bishop Anton Bast of Copenhagen and Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh amid accusations of irregularities and doctrinal issues. Trials may be held this week in secret with defense counsel named.
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Kansas City
U.K
The
Methodist Church
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
Bast
Dorr PF. Dieferidorf
East Orange
N. J
East
Fred D. Shone
Chicago
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
George A. Cooke
Wilmington
Del
Bishop McConnell
American Civic Liberties
Bishop East
Commit
Tee
Paralysis Overcome by Girl Anxious to Learn
San Diego May 3 Evelyn Christy a high school student overcome infantile paralysis fights to stay in school. After losing use of her right arm and part of her back she learned to write with her left hand and plans to graduate with her class in June. She has learned to swim and admires Annette Kellerman for overcoming disease through perseverance.
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San Diego
Cal
No Man's Land
Bil
Evelyn Christy
San Diego High School
Evelyn
Ant
Annette Kellerman
Galt Curd
Madama
Galil Curt
All Presidential Race AG Face Quiz on Expenditures
Washington D C May 3 All presidential candidates are to appear before a special Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures. The committee sent telegrams asking for earliest convenient dates and also to name agents who could report on expenditures. Fourteen leaders—six Republicans and eight Democrats—were requested to indicate testimony dates.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Trelegrams
Stebner
Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Herbert Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Curtis
Kansas
Norris
Nebraska
Goff
West Virginia
Gov. Smith
New York
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
George
Georgia
Ritchie
Maryland
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Atlee Pomerence
Ohio
Flood Control Bill Approved by Senate and House Conferees
Washington May 3 government flood control plan totaling 325 million dollars cleared conference hurdles. Senate and house conferees endorsed major amendments, aiming for immediate passage. The bill shifts nearly all Mississippi Valley flood prevention costs to the federal government, with states facing higher contribution thresholds to satisfy President Coolidge’s objections.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Congress
House
Coolidge
Mississippi Valley
Skromme Claims Police barred campaign speech in Ottumwa
Ottumwa police allegedly ordered Republican gubernatorial candidate Lars J. Skromme out of the streets as he sought to address a crowd. The report notes Skromme’s claim he was not permitted to speak in Ottumwa as scheduled. In other notes, Cornelius Jelly, 84, Sioux City resident for 69 years, died after homesteading land now part of Linux City.
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Pairfield
Ottumwa
Lars J. Skromme
Roland
Skromme
Temperatures Recorded for Midweek
Maximum Wednesday and following minimum Wednesday night are noted with temperatures for Thursday at 1 am 11 am and 7 pm reflecting a changeable pattern across the day.
Senate acts on tax reduction bill as hearings resume
Senate takes up a tax reduction bill while the Naval Affairs Committee resumes hearings on a cruiser bill. The presidential campaign inquiry holds its second meeting as House continues farm relief debate.
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United Preas
Senate
Naval Affairs
Presidential Campaign Inveate
Schultz witness cases tie to tin theft plea and payments
Charles Barber testifies Schultz's junkyard payments for six cans of tin from the Iowa Dairy Separator. Barber, Mays, and Bond face larceny charges after being implicated in stealing the tin and selling it to Schultz. The hearing details conflicting affidavits and dates amid a connected case against Schultz already fined and jailed on earlier theft charges.
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B. Schultz
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Charles Barber
Schultz
P. H. Prank
George J. Sager
Barber
Frank Rubin
Jess Mays
Frank Bond
Great, Western Railway
Rubin
Mays
Bond
Bellinger
W. A. Bellinger
Towa Dairy Separator Company
Schull
Moon
Cours
Wiless
Schulz
Great Western Railroad
Brain Tests for Readers at Prime Exams Evening Post
The article presents a sample brain test from the Evening Post highlighting a three-statement format. It offers practice items such as newspapers versus books and true false uncertainties, inviting readers to allocate two minutes per question and rate statements as true false or uncertain.
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