Ten Bells Dedicated To Patriotism At Memorial Day
A First Presbyterian church dedication on Memorial Day features ten bells gifted by Ruth and Josephine Maine. Each bell is inscribed with a virtue from worship to love and will be rung ten times for a chimes recital led by an expert player. Veterans from Civil War to World Wars attend the formal ceremony at Lincoln Park after the church service.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Josephine
Maine
Brotherhood of War
Toiday
Lincoln Park
J. R. Muaenriney
IE. A. Maine
Cha Chimes
Towa
Tara
Waterloo
Midwest
Stock Exchange Duped by Bad Check Buying Schemes
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange fell after buyers admitted to using worthless checks drawn on Pennsylvania banks. Over the weekend more than twenty bogus checks reached Wall Street, with forged certifications misled brokers into large block purchases. As fraud surfaced, selling pushed prices to new lows, with similar reports from Philadelphia and Boston indicating wider impact. A separate item notes a 10 cent drop in Wyoming oil and Menina crude prices announced by the Ohio Oil Company.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Wall Streat
Philadelphia
Roston
Findlay
Wyoming
Menina
Ohio O11 Company
Clara Phillips Suspect Held in Tegucigalpa Headlines
In Tegucigalpa on May 7 authorities anchor the Clara Phillips case as Mrs Jess Carson suspects stir anxiety for the American minister Franklin Morales. Police guard two women, Herrera names silent, while a plot to free the suspects unfolds amid international attention and a translator’s testimony.
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Wallace Thompson
Iad Arvchaeto
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Jess Carson
Clara Philips
Los Angeles
Clive
Franklin Morales
California
Pnocent
Eno Conplauini Agatas
New York
Clara
International News Service
Carren
Amapala
Tlenduras
Clara Phillips
Tegurigalpa
R.S. Jackson
Pilots and Dignitaries Mark Global News Digest
A terse digest from Tngelvert France notes Georges Barbot’s prize for channel crossing, a motor plane under 15 horsepower, and fuel use. In Ossining New York Scott Russell, son of former Presidents Rutherford and Trayes, dies. Stone Mountain sees KKK knights on their annual seventh anniversary pilgrimage. May Macleray in Wichita Falls claims a new world record for distance. Warnings from France refuse to yield on German reparations as talks stall. Washington notes an interest bearing security issue maturing March 15. Baltimore reports Chinese attache Pao Tien lsieh drowns while bathing in Washington. Clarksville burial for Frei Cass, uncle of Mrs. Edwards, with body brought from Chicago.
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Tngelvert
France
Georges Barbot
Tot
English Channel
Ren
Ossining
N.Y
Scott Russell
Hay
Ruthherford Trayes
Atlin
Ku Klux Klan
Stone Mountain
Wichita Falls
Tex
Macleray
Elsina
Washington, D.C
Ury
Washington
United States
Baltinore
Pao Tien Lsieh
Armiold Sees Hope for China Mission Work
Roger F Arnold on furlough from the Y M C A told First Brethren church that while China remains troubled by inter provincial strife there are hopeful signs. He cited three religious conferences in the past year bringing together Chinese leaders and foreign dignitaries to discuss national problems. He noted young Chinese seeking religious vocations and missionaries. He urged consideration of missionary careers among youth.
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Roger F. Arnold
China
First Brethren Church
Arnold
America
Nis
City in Brief items and hometown news
City in Brief reports a string of short items. Homer Green visits Waterloo. T J OConnell, now of Pasadena, is here. Doris Wright and others travel to visit friends. Martha Becker returns from Bismarck. Harold Heddinger, Jack Carter, and George Mosher travel to Marshalltown for a baseball game. Also notes local court, court postponement, car registrations, bankruptcies, and a Waterloo visit by Fox photographer W W Holman and others.
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Harold Heddinger
Jack Carter
George Mosher
Marshalltown
C. R. Cassell
Waterloo
Logan
Fatal Gary blaze may hide murder motive
A two story frame rooming house in Gary Illinois burned early today. One man died and two others were fatally burned with two more seriously burned in what police believe was incendiary fire tied to a planned murder plot.
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Chierese
Gary
Chicago
Herron riot witness called before Illinois committee
May 7 inglis legislative committee resumes hearings after a week’s recess with witnesses to be called from Springfield and Marion. The discussion centers on the Herron riot of last June as the panel continues its probe.
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Springfeld
Herron
Jcomibites
Marion
Missionary discusses Koran teachings and Egyptian life
Miss Rose Minner United Presbyterian missionary spoke at the church about Mohammedan life near Luxor and Carnac. She described women carrying food to spirits, lack of family life, schooling for girls, and persecutions for converts, including a near-fatal poisoning plot.
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Tuti
Luxor
Beypt
Rose Minner
United Presbyterian
Morme
Avenua
Carnac
Miss Minner
Moving Records Shattered in Waterloo Week
Previous six day moving records in Waterloo were surpassed last week as 100 families changed residences. The report highlights a notable net gain in moves during the period and details the shift in local housing activity.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Sees Net Gain In Population Push
Abodes within the city rose to 18 new residents while 14 families left Waterloo, yielding a net gain of four for the week. Newcomers listed include P. D. Jones at 703 Pletcher and Harold Gordon at 909 Walnut, among others.
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Waterloo
Office of Waterloo
Aossotation
P. D. Jones
Pletcher
J. GB. Howard
Broackwell Arms
H. E. Reynolds
Reher
L. W. Drummond
Brockwell Arms
Children start car and nearly cause collision near Sycamore street
A group of children at 1232 Sycamore Street climbed into a car owned by C. K. Blanchard while he was home. They started the engine, panicked, and sped a half block before crashing into a post. The occupants were injured and the car damaged. Blanchard reported to police.
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Sycamore Street
C.K. Blanchard
Childre
al Post
Mr. Blanchard
Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Transformation
An advertised remedy claims four ounces of ordinary Inquidation will dissolve dandruff overnight. Nightly application moisturizes and rubs in to stop itching, with two to three more uses said to destroy all signs of dandruff and improve hair appearance. liquidargon is readily available at drug stores.
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S.S.S
Ss. S.S
Boy Runner by Thug Will Live After Truck Crash
Horace Love, nine, son of Susie Love of 1612 Jefferson St, was seriously injured when a Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co. truck backed over him on Westfield Ave. He had a broken right femur and no internal injuries. He is resting at St Francis Hospital with a favorable recovery outlook. The crash involved Edwin Parkin, 1921 Mulberry St. The incident follows prior trouble at his home with a liquor nuisance case. Handkerchiefs were first made in Scotland in 1743.
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Horace Love
Susie Love
Jefferson Street
St. Francis Hospital
Westfield Avenue
Duryea
Jamgon
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Edwin Parkin
Mulberri
Ir. Parkin
Jon Mavis
C. Cameron
Shea
Mre. Love
Ebody
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Payne
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Vti
Nerses
Tran Eiterins
Jesus
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Stock Exchange
GLARA
Ommile Fk
Arrigus
U.S
Keating Good Meats
Jesse Carson
Ron
Itrau
Nolice
Los Angeles County
Clarksville
Frei
Cass
Linwood
N. C. Edwards
Armiold
Thughanan
Giles
Southern Division
Chicago Great Western Railway
DesMoines
G. W. Wood
J. B. Boies
W. W. Scott
Fox Film Company
Omaha
W. W. Holman
Mary Christ
E. E. Heskett
Roger Trina
Town State College
Ames
Cortlandt Street
Federal Court
Dubuque
John Ullrich
Raymond
J. KE. Jordan
Helmet Lodge
Kk. of PL
J. J. Penty
Long Beach
Cal
Warry J. Reynolds
Penny
South
Central America
Gov. Smail
Catania
Italy
Actna
Fedey
Java
Miss Rose Mintier
Old Tut’s Tomb
Hood
Jones
Hamen Baker
Utica
Charles H. Gates
Alien
G. Kitchen
Urban A. Gindt
Archer
J. C. Hutton
Wellington
J. B. Nagle
Webster
Trasedy
Boy Runner
Thug
Scotland
Main Avenue
Norwood
Ohio
Fish & Unger
Syramore
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