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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

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Sinclair faces six month sentence in addition to current term

In Washington D C May Strong interest centers on Harry F Sinclair a millionaire race horse owner and registered pharmacist as the supreme court weighs his appeal from a six month contempt sentence linked to juror surveillance in his conspiracy case with Albert B Fall The current 90 day sentence for defying senate questions in the Teapot Dome lease case runs while the court decides by term end whether the six month term is to be added with possible good behavior credits.

Washington, D. C Hary F. Sinclair Milsionaire Washington Senate Teapot Dome Naval Ail Reserve Albert B H. Mason Day Ham J. Burns W. Sherman Burns Ray Sinclair William J. Burns Burns Supreme Court Martin W. Littleton Day District Attorney’s Office

Congress Doings Reported In Tariff and Debenture Debates

The House opened at noon to take up a tariff bill while the Ways and Means Committee prepared a formal report on tariff provisions. Senate committees held hearings on the federal communications commission and on the textile industry working conditions, with lawmakers, party leaders, and state delegations weighing in on tariff implications and executive powers.

Associated Press House Senate House, Ways and Means Committee Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Federal Communications Commission Senate Manufactures Committee Renate Ways and Means Robinson Arkansas Hawley Ways and Means Committee Heflin Alabama Washington Harry F. Sinclair Senate Interstate Commerce Garner Texas Tileon Connecticut Rouse

Disturbs Peace on Peace Bridge

Miss Eleanor Speysnear, 22, faced a peace disturbance charge at the Peace Bridge near Buffalo. She was fined 100 and given 10 days in jail for intoxication and resisting removal from her car, with blows to a policeman and the revocation of her license noted by the court.

Buffalo Peace Bridge Fort Eleanor Speysnear Seymour Canada Alsa

Gilbert and Claire to Wed in Las Vegas Today

Ina Claire and John Gilbert, long acquainted after three weeks, planned to marry in Las Vegas, Nevada, today. They announced they would return to Los Angeles after the ceremony to resume current productions, accompanied by four Hollywood friends. Claire was formerly married to James Whitaker of New York, and Gilbert had two prior marriages to Leatrice Joy and Olivia Burrell.

Los Angeles Ina Claire John Gilbert Las Vegas Nev Nevada City Hollywood Wim Miss Claire James Whitaker New York Gilbert Leatrice Joy The Fini Olivia Burrell

Ada May Johnson Acquitted In Murder Case At May Trial

Ada May Johnson mother of ten children walked free in under ten minutes after being acquitted of murder in the shooting of Dominis Finn former Leyden township constable. She kissed her three month old baby and embraced her attorney as the verdict was read. Johnson testified Finn extorted money from her under threat of exposure for bootlegging.

Chicago Ilns Ada May Johnson Dominis Finn Leyden Township Finn

Held On Girl's Charge In Statutory Case

Elihu Oliver, 29, remained in the county jail on failure to appear on a statutory charge filed in municipal court by County Attorney J. W. Gwynne. The complainant is his half niece, listed as 49 years old in this report.

Elihu Oliver J. W. Gwynne

Marshalltown Names J Frost President of Iowa Disciples

J Frost of Boone was named president of the Iowa Disciples of Christ at a meeting in Marshalltown. The session announced the new leadership during the gathering, outlining future tasks and goals for the denomination in the state.

Marshalltown J. Frost Boone Iowa Disciples of Christ

Death notices and funerals list for local residents

The notice items report multiple deaths and funeral services. Details include names Norman Wright Cheames and Mrs. W Henry Brest with ages 61 and 48, last addresses in Waterloo New Orleans and Jefferson Street. Services set at United Presbyterian church Sacred Heart Catholic church with dates Friday morning burial Calvary Elmwood and other church services.

Fred J AMN J. Ulin Lafayette Yesiere A Emnn Wright New York Robert Rae Sycamore Fred J. Whn Vinton Waterloo R. G. Pickett Lafayette Street Walter GC. Wright New Orleans Peteram Bros Miorwuory Norman W. Groomes Norman Wright Cheames Aberthhaves Hue United Presbyterian Church We QO. Chisholm Elmwood Frost W. Henry Brest Jefferson Street Sacred Meart Catholic Church J. M. Malloy Calvary

New Jersey Fumes Over New York Garbage Dump Plan

New Jersey residents express anger at New York Harbor pollution and potential cross river dumping. Gov Roosevelt notes legislative failure to pass a sanitary bill, while New Jersey considers court action and Attorney General Stevens prepares suit. Cedar Falls also reports a local play by the Woman's Club to be repeated Friday night.

New York New Jersey Jersey Manhatton Empire State Franklin D. Roosevelt Eity Greater Five Boroughs New York City Mis William A. Stevens Suis Supreme Court Ite Cedar Falls

Firemen Choose Vacations in Waterloo

Waterloo firemen will select and be apportioned vacation periods this afternoon. Officers have first choice in vacation dates and then the firemen follow in order of seniority. The first vacation will begin May 13.

Firemen Waterloo Omeerrs

Temperatures and Schedule Notes

Readable text shows scattered temperature references with maximums and minimums, but details are incomplete. A few time stamps such as Wednesday and Thursday appear, yet specific values and locations are missing.

Waterloo Parochial Schools Set 72 Graduates in June

Five city parochial schools will graduate 72 pupils in early June. Seventeen seniors from Our Lady of Victory academy and 17 from Sacred Heart high school, plus 38 eighth graders from St Marys St Johns and Immanuel, will participate in commencement ceremonies and related events.

Waterloo Sacred Heart High School Our Lady of Victory Academy St. Mary's St. John's Immanuel Robert Carroll Henry Dietrich Gerten Golinveaux Evelyn Klein Bernice Lehan Teresa Schares Verda Schares Bernadette Schares Margart Sullivan Agnes McCarville Helen McCar Mary Fee Elizabeth Heinzman Grace Barnes Immanuel Lutheran School T. H. Zopf Church Board A. H. Semmann

Varied Program For East High Concert Announced

A varied merit program for East High School's concert Friday evening in the auditorium was announced to raise funds for sending the East High symphony orchestra to the national music contest at Iowa City. The lineup includes East High and East Junior High ensembles, the state champion East High vocal quartet, and guest soloists with an extensive list of works by Bach, Beethoven, Bizet, and more.

East High School East High Symphony Orchestra Iowa City East Junior High East High Anne Morse Virginia Berry Tom Hadsell Cecil Miller Grace Alemeyer Dene May Waterloo Clifford Yagla Elizabeth Green Mildred Townsend Bennett East Junior High Orchestra Sylvia Schubert Chorale St. Mathew Bach Hartley East Wigh Symphony Orchestra Hartley East High Symphony Beethoven Rohesten

Fire alarms trigger busy five minutes for city crews

Two alarms within minutes hit the city yesterday. A spark from a drop cord in the Motor Inn garage at 408 Commercial started a small gasoline can fire. Emil Johnson, 1812 Williston Avenue, suffered burns and was aided by Captain Tank Lindsey. A John Deere Plant false alarm caused no fire. another call to Mohawk and Vine for a grass blaze at 4 52 p.m. produced no injuries or damage.

Motor Inn John Deere Tractor Company von Miles Street Emil Johnson Williston Avenue Johnson Tank Lindsey John Deere Mohawk Vine Streets

Return of Civil War veteran Longley sparks G A R reunion

Boise Idaho resident Colonel Charles L. Longley former commander of Robert Anderson post G A R in 1893 returned to Waterloo for a rally and dinner in Memorial hall. At 85 he remains active in the G A R and will attend the state encampment at Fort Dodgs June 11 to 13. He enlisted in 1862 and served in the Twenty fourth Iowa volunteer infantry.

Gol Charles L. Longley Boise Ida Robert Anderson Waterloo Memorial Hall G. A. R. Post Longley Grand Army of the Republic Alfred Longley Grand Army Fort Dodgs Tipton Iowa Robert Anderson Vicksburg National Military Park Commission Park United States Idaho Vicksburg Military Park Black Hawk County Memorial Hall 1Idsho

Eskimo Mounds to Be Studied Near Point Barrow Alaska

The University of Pennsylvania plans excavations of Eskimo origin mounds near Point Barrow Alaska possibly in June under Alfred H Hopson to shed light on Eskimo history and culture. Earlier work found six driftwood houses with 83 buried individuals and artifacts.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Point Barrow Alaska Alfred H. Hopson W. G. van Valin University Museum van Valin Utkiavik Barrow J. A. Mason Alex Hidlicks National Museum At Washington Greenland Labrador Miuseum

Diabetes not shortening lives says Iowa doctor at convention

Dr. Ben F. Wolverton told 800 Iowa physicians that properly treated diabetes need not shorten life. He urged careful diet and correct insulin use, noting fasting regimens are outdated and a liberal diet is now favored. Dr. Gordon F. Harkness urged caution in removing children's tonsils and cautioned against diagnosing throat problems too readily.

Des Moines Ben F. Wolverton Cedar Rapids Iowa Iowa State Medical Society Gordon F. Harkness Davenport

Explorers' Backer Dies at 86 in Norway

Ellef Ringnes, a Norwegian brewer who funded expeditions led by Nan sen Sverdrup and Amundsen, died in Oslo at 86. He financed one search for Amundsen after the Nobile disaster, while another item from Iowa City notes Joe R. Allison, Davenport star hurler, charged with smoking a cigarette and likely kept off the Hawkeyes track team for Saturday’s meet with Illinois.

Backer Olso Norway Ellef Ringnes Nansen Sverdrup Amundsen Iowa City Joe R. Allison Davenport University of Iowa Illinois

Day aid killer to face charges in Abingdon

Abingdon Virginia May 9 public funds were raised to prosecute three state officers for shooting and killing J W Kendrick a 17 year old college student on suspicion the car carried liquor Kendrick died in Bluefield West Virginia hospital, two Emory and Henry college classmates were uninjured. Officers released on bonds claim the cars did not stop when hailed driver denied an order to stop. No square was found in the student’s car. Marriage licenses listed for Fred Charles and Marie Stow etc.

Abingdon J. Wam Kendrick Bluefield W. Va Emory and Henry College

Indictment Stuns Hollywood Tax Dodger Rumors

Los Angeles May 9 AP Indictment of Tax Mix the cowboy star on charges of falsifying income tax returns for 1925 1926 and 1927 sparked federal probes into other alleged hollywood tax dodging. Mix 3 others named in three indictments claim conspiracy to withhold 112 114.12. Mix alleges no fraud and says taxes were handled by an expert. bond set at 15000.

Los Angeles Cal Mix Minneapolis Tony J. Marjoria Berger Hollywood John D. Hill Eugene J. Forde

Fred Charles Weds Billings Girl in Trinity Lutheran Church

Fred Charles and Miss Marie Stow of Billings Montana were married at Trinity Lutheran church by Rev W W P Sandrock. Attendants were Miss Vera Padiget and Paul Townsley. The couple left for Winston-Salem to spend a month with the groom's mother. Charles has run a skating rink in Billings.

Fred Charles Winston-Salem WW. G Waterloo Marie Stow Billings Mont Trinity Lutheran Church P. Sandrock Vera Padiget Paul Townsley Charles

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