Funeral services mark end of diploma mill case in Oskaloosa
Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow in Oskaloosa to mark the final charter of the diploma mill affair. W M MacLennan and his wife, who died by their own hand with their son, left letters indicating suicidal intent over alleged diploma mill fraud. The case may end with the estate turned to the court. no inquest is planned. The fate of Oskaloosa college remains doubtful as directors had limited knowledge of its operations.
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Oskaloosa
W.maclennan
Bellefountain
To Councy
Charles A
Lasteck
Oskulooga College
Mackennan
Haugen plan aimed to enlist cotton growers in subsidy proposal
The House debate over the Haugen plan shows factions lining up on government subsidies and an export surplus curb. Critics argue subsidies and an equalization tax would extend protectionism, while supporters urge aid for corn and cotton amid surplus fears, with Democratic split noted.
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Belt’ Haugen
Lhasa
Haugen
Depuie
Parks
Arkansas
Jefferson
Treasury
United States
Waunecer
Britain
British Strike News Highlights and Political Vent
The Prince of Wales visited Compton's house and expressed curiosity about a throne abolition. Lord Burnham noted attempts to establish a British super-government. Worthington-Evang denied mutiny would yield death sentences for service members. John Whitley started an independent bid to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
House of Comptons
George
Buchgnaig Livorite
Lord Burnham
Uniowrs
Worthington-Evang
John, Whitley
Haugen Bill Debates and Tincher Plan Dominate Farm Policy
Officials lobby for the Haugen bill as Louisiana delegates are urged to back farm reform. Analysts note Tincher and Aswell measures loom, with Coolidge backing Tincher which rejects subsidies and price fixing while Aswell pushes a nationwide crop marketing plan. The piece also covers Byrd’s Arctic flight and King’s Bay settlement conditions in Spitsbergen as aviation potential rises.
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Aswell
Louisiana
Coolidge
N.Y. Merald-Tritaines
Byrd Flight Sparks Global Polar Excitement and Doubt
Reports from Copenhagen and Rome reflect mixed pride and concern over Byrd’s Arctic flight. Influential figures including Stefanssen and Amundsen weigh in on risks while Wilkins and other polar missions prepare to push further. President Coolidge and lawmakers react swiftly to praise Byrd as a trained naval aviator and symbol of American exploration.
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Con'tingen
Edsel Ford
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Vilhalmur Stefanssen
Byrd
Amundsen
Pote
London
Tokio
Wilkins
Arctic
George
WH. Wilkins
Petrail
Virginian
Richmond
le Wass
Isolidge
Washington
Verd
House
Sis Pete
Louse Naval Comittive Radk Medanelion Alouur
Starrison
Nemoyerat
Virginia
Eharavttriget
Jonal Neronautic
Byrd Nv Oberney
Bs Radio
Thompson to Talk at Health Meeting in Des Moines
The Iowa Municipal Health Officers association will hold its meeting in Des Moines on Thursday. State health commissioner Da Don M. Griswold announced the event which promotes personal and public health. Speakers include BF Suchomel of Rapids, Clinton Mo Williams, and W R Thompson.
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Des Moines
Iowa Municipal Health Officers Association
Suchomel R
Hillman Represents Lions at Lincoln Conference
At the Lincoln district Lions convention, Worth Willman and Hillman represented the Lions from Lin vol Neh. Linus Ela and Thwa Nebraska were noted delegates. Directions indicate travel plans and attendance. The news notes the death of a local banker and attorney Jeenh Pah 2 of Springfield.
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Hillman
LIONS
Lincoln
Worth Willman
Linus
Linvol
Neh
Lineate
Aetend
Willis Pallin Son Dies In Early Morning
Martincit Willis Eugene Pallin son of Mr and Mrs Russell Pallin died Friday morning. Funeral services were held yesterday at Kistner chapel with Pastor W Raugeh officiating. Survivors include his Laane. The obituary notes burial in Wadgen cemetery.
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Willis Eugene Pallin
Willis Eugene
Avs
Russell Pallin
Wriday
Kistner
Hoy
W . Raugeh
Fudsen 1 United Brethren
Wadgen
Mes. Louis
County to Elect New County Superintendent Tomorrow
Presidents of 26 school districts in the county will meet at the courthouse at 10 p m to elect a successor to H C Moeller who resigned. Candidates include A B Dewert J W Cundy and G R Arrington with Dewell favored by some. salary previously 2500 dollars, board may set between 1800 and 3000.
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H. C. Moeller
Fee
Lst
Apuiicants
Dewert
Independence
Buchanan County
J. WH. Cundy
Orient
G. R. Arrington
Spencer
Leaperlawn City
P. A. Ester
Man With 8000 Dollars Killed in Early Morning Holdup
World War veteran Stenhouse, 36, of Ta, died at a local hospital from wounds believed caused by a midnight holdup north of the city. He was with his wife and Leland Noda when two men emerged from a parked car and forced them off the road. Stenhouse was shot in the stomach and leg after he refused to raise his hands. robbers took about 7 to 8 dollars from him and 25 to 30 dollars from Noda.
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Mars Menon
Andrew
Scotty’" Stenhouse
Stenhouse
Leland Noda
State Center
Noda
Bohumir Kryl Soloist Joins American Legion Band
C J Rall, formerly cornet soloist with Bohumir Kryl's band, becomes cornet soloist for the American Legion band which will play a series of Waterloo summer concerts. All members to meet at Memorial hall at 7 45 for rehearsal before an armory performance following the National Guard inspection.
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American Legion
Waterloo
C. J. Rall
Rall
Bohumir Kryl
Joucai Theatre
Memorial Hall
Armory
National Guard
Des Moines Youth Wins Port Hodge Orator Final
Ralph Childs of West High was eliminated in the patina oratorical contest group finals in Port Hodge. John Hopkins of North High, Des Moines, placed first and will advance to the territorial finals in Chicago.
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Ralph Childs
West High
Port Hodge
John Hopkins
North High
Des Moines
Chicago
Warns Girls Cloven Hoofs in New Suits
Rev John F Arnold warned his Capital Park Methodist congregation at Sunday service that dangerous strangers disguise themselves in fine clothes. He urged vigilance against men who appear honest yet harbor predatory intent, comparing them to figures with horns and cloven hooves.
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John F. Arnold
Capital Park
Harriet L Shipley Dies at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls May 14 Special Mrs Marriot Blaimbert Shipley and her husband A B Shipley a former secretary of the state execution council of Iowa died here at noon today. She formerly lived in Des Moines Oskaloosa and What Cheer. Mrs Shipley had been ill several weeks at Sarteri Merariat hospital. She was survived by her sister Mrs U Lillian Lipibert of 2521 Lowa street.
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Cedar Wals
eMrs
Marriot Blaimbert Shipley
Shipley
The
State Exuction Vouncil of
Towa
Kand of Morning Calm Sends Six for Meeting Here
Six native Korean Salvation Army officers are coming from Beloit Wisconsin to speak at Grace Methodist Episcopal church Friday evening under the Salvation Army missionary department. Major Alfred Fill and two Korean women accompany Adjutant Sin Sooow Ensign Kim Yong Soo Corps Cadet Tuk Tong Lieutenant Yeu Chang Soon and Lieutenant Kyung Dal will present life and customs of Koreans with songs translated by Major Hib AG Mutines free admission.
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Land of
Salvation Army
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
National Salvation Army Missionary’ Department
Beloit
Wis
Adjutank Sin
Hib
Wille Free
Eddie Bowe
Loyal Salvation Army Corps
Rain of Yesterday Breaks Long Drought in Southern Iowa
Des Moines May 16 relief followed drought in northwest Iowa as southern Iowa received scattered showers. Rain brought relief to small grains meadows and pastures and aided corn ground preparations. Reports include Chariton one half inch, Fairfield about half inch, Creston one inch in one hour, Mount Ayr inch, Red Oak inch, with scattered showers in Montgomery and Ringgold counties.
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Des Moines
Towa
Chariton
Lucas County
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Creston
Enion County
Mount Ayr
Ringgold County
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Rebels Hold Two Towns to Nicardgua ington, BC
May 16 dispatch reports liberal revolutionists controlling Bluefields and other Atlantic coast points. State Department advised Bluefields declared neutral zone. American interests said to be in danger.
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Ington
Bluefields
Vi Hut
Atlantic Coast
State Department
Bluefielde
Born to Mrs Ben in De Sioux City South Dakota
Aphou nment wits morning of tie Dirth , wie to Mr aml Mrs Enewisle, at Bead. wisle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. NW. Entwish. 6383 Walnut street. His wife, who before her marriage was Miss Doris Stoxy is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stroy. Oranke township. Mr Barwisle is head tt the rou mercial department of the high school at loal and has been very Tsessful in the work here, made hist ori day of Venjaoin My, Eat.
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Aml
Enewisle
Wisle
NW. Entwish
Walnut Street
Doris Stoxy
Roger Stroy
Oranke Township
Barwisle
Loal
Temperatures and Varietal Notes From An Obscure Column
A garbled passage appears to mix numbers and phrases about temperatures and varieties with strange proper nouns. The readable fragments reference a moodle, memes, and a place called Moundity, suggesting a fragmented listing or column.
Michigan to replace speed cops with courtesy patrols
Jaupsing May 10 by state police plan to deploy 150 uniformed officers on highways as courtesy patrols. They will assist motorists, handle accidents, and provide route information while enforcing only clear safety violations. Each officer should cover about Ta miles, twice daily, with coordination to aid in heavy traffic and respond to stranded drivers.
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Jaupsing
Mich
Michigan
Guy
O. G. Olander
Public Safety
Afl
Sumner
Grand Haven
Iron Mountain
Manistee
Cheboygan
Ahong
Toris
Citizens Assure Mayor of Aid in Cleanup Drive
In Waterloo the annual spring cleanup week is proclaimed for May 10 to 13 by Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts. Citizens pledged cooperation, with firemen and city officials to inspect premises and require elimination of insanitary conditions of those failing to observe the effort.
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Inpens
Waterloo
Meyor
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Tibbitts
Tmweavor
Dubuque Youth Fined for Liquor Nuisance
Mike Vinge, 24, and Anthony Benda, 24, both of Dubuque, faced charges after police found fifteen gallons of liquor near a focal bootlegger. Vinge was fined 300 dollars and given 89 days in jail, suspended on good behavior, while Benda admitted bail on his own recognizance after posting 800 dollars. Two women accompanied the pair.
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Mike Vinge
Dubuque
Fr. &&. Boies
Gouth
Hinge
Anthony Benda
Pal
Council Ready for Cooperation on Government Game Reserve
Des Moines May 10 The state executive council plans to cooperate with the federal government in establishing a wild life reserve. After discussions, the attorney general approved Wisconsin reservations and a proposed game reserve moves closer to definite action. Local authorities indicated flexibility in proposed boundaries.
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Des Moines
Hankill
Reper Ashington
Gen- Lo
Wisconsin
Fhatimitl
Wisconsin Milar
Firemen extinguish grass fire near mayor’s home
Firemen noon today put out a small grass fire at Mayor Glenn O A Tibbits residence on Sea Lowan avenue with slight damage to a wedge. Earlier Sunday they dealt with sparks on wooden shingles at I W Melendy’s home 1217 Barteh avenue causing reported damage. Hotline ad copy follows.
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Glenn O A. Tibbiths
Sea Lowan Avenue
Soba P
I. W. Melendy
Barteh Avenue
Christ's Presence Taught as Path to Happiness at First Presbyterian
Dr J R Magartney preached at First Presbyterian on Sunday evening urging that true happiness lies in Jesus Christ. He cited that more people would have happy homes with Christ in life and urged finding rest in him. Mother's Day was observed with Sunday school exercises and a sermon on Mother's love and faithfulness.
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Jesus Christ
J. R. Magartney
First Presbyterian Church
Macartney
K C to Celebrate 25th Anniversary at Davenport
Davenport Iowa May 10 The Knights of Columbus of Iowa will mark the silver jubilee of the order in the state and of the Davenport Leras council. The fourth degree exemplification opens with pontifical high mass led by Rt Rev Edward B Howard of Savannah cathedral. several speakers are slated for the banquet program.
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Davenport
Ila
Knights of Columbus of
Iowa
Litera Maty
Organization of Leras Council
Edward BD. Howard
Saevad Heart Cathedral
La Porte Manis Fined for Liquor Violation
La Porte City resident Sam after facing trial on charges of maintaining a Nywer sud pleaded guilty and was fined 3200 plus costs by Judge WW Balenite after 20 jurors had been called and the panel nearly exhausted.
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la Porte
Mason City Man In Minnesota Asylum Sentenced
Mason City man James Morgan, who attempted suicide in jail and leaned from a second car window at the courthouse last Monday, was sent to the state hospital for the insane at Rochester after being adjudged mentally incompetent.
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Minneapolis
Minn
James
Morgan
Mason City
State Hospital For the
Rochester
Mrs Ethel G Wood Seeks Seat in Iowa House
Estherville Iowa May 10 AP Mrs Ethel G Wood Republican candidate for state representative from Emmet County is one of three women pursuing the office She favors a bank and a grantor law financed by bonds or insurance and an adjusted income tax Her platform includes state county purchase of school tax books and banks founded on a credit unions plan with every depositor a shareholder She was born in Wright County and has lived in Webster City and Emmet County Her career spans teaching and public service including postwar work with conservation and civic groups She has a son in high school and a daughter in college and boasts of Emmet County having the best schools and roads in Iowa
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Estherville
Ethel G. Wood
Emmet
Rewuire
Wood
Wright County
Warren “Junkins
Elizabeth
Dows
Sill
Waad
Theniversity
Iowa
Indian Slayer Sought After Ranchmen Slain Near Montezuma
In Durango Colorado May 10 1900 officers and posses search woods near Montezuma forest for George Nelson Navajo suspected in the killings of John Wolfe and his nephew John J Wolfe. Nelson reportedly kidnapped Lenora Wolfe but released her after pleas. Lynch threats rise if he is captured.
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Durango
Cotp
Tihin
Che Montezuma National Forest
Ceorge Nelson
John Wolfe
John J. Wolfe
Otfhers
Nolgan
Jose C.wolfe
Here
Lenora Wolfe
Jose
John Wellas
Sues Widow to Get $350,000 for Hubby
Oelwein, May 10. John Singer sustained serious injuries after falling from the root of his residence at 22 N Frederick street. He was taken to Oelwein Hospital. The item mentions Nelle S Elliott, a Chicago widow, as plaintiff in a separate suit for $350,000 against Mrs Gertrude Melntyre, wife of William Melntyre, alleging alienation of affections.
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Hubby Oelwein
New York
APJ
Nelle S. Elliott
Chicago
Gertrude Melntyre
William, Melntyre
West Coast
Mihiett
Oelwein
John Singer
Frederick Street
Oolweln Hospital
Colonel Bailey Luncheon Honoring W H Bailey in Des Moines
Cam and Mrs Allan Johnson gave a luncheon at Black's Tearoon in Des Moines honoring Col W H Bailey commander of the One Hundred Thirty third Infantry Iowa National Guard. Guests included Maj and Mrs Howard K Rouse Capt and Mrs John Althouse Capt and Mrs Fred Clark and Capt and Mrs Joe Myers. Col Boiler was in Waterloo for a joint dinner with Waterloo and Catar Falls national guard units hosted by local service clubs.
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Cam
Allan Johnson
Black's Tearoon
W. H. Bailey
Bes Moines
One Hundred Thirty- Third Infantry
Iowa National Guard
Howard K. Rouse
John Althouse
Fred Clark
Joe Myers
Boiler
Waterloo
Catar Falls National Guard
Logal Service Clubs
Truncated Osteopathy Leader Resigns for Ill Health
Des Moines AP reports Dr. S L Taylor, president of the Still College of Osteopathy for 15 years, resigned due to ill health. Dean GC W Johnson named president. Also noted are a death inquiry in Cedar Rapids and a convalescence update for Norma McLean of Northwestern Bell in Davenport.
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Des Moines
S. L. Taylor
Still College of Osteopathy
GC. W. Johnson
Deen
Burzettes Indicted on Murder Charge
Mason City Iowa May 10 with indictments of first degree murder returned against Brett and Melvin Burzette preparations are being made to try the two men on the charge of slaying Morris Van Note Lime Creek farmer. The defendants have been arraigned and will enter pleas this afternoon before Judge M F Edwards.
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Mason City
Brett
Melvin Burzette
Morris van Note
Lime Creek
Farmer
M. F. Edwards
Woman Gets $12000 for Live Wire Burns
Iowa City, May 10. Two corporations paid Mrs. Amun Sturm of Iowa City $12,000 for burns from a live wire that fell from a pole as she passed underneath. Western Union paid $10,000 and the Iowa City Light Power Company $2,000 in settlement of her damage suit out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Amun Sturm
Burns
Western Union
Iowa City Light & Powe Company
Father Runs Car Over Child After Doctor Visit
A 3 year old girl, Marguerite Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cecil Smith, died after her father backed his car from the garage striking her. The incident followed a doctor visit for another family member. Police investigate the fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Marguerite
Cecil Smith
Watters Family Returns from Florida Winter
Mr and Mrs J S Watters of St Hammond avenue Waterloo Iowa return with Meg A Elliott from Reinbeck after wintering in Florida. They left Tampa a week ago and arrived Saturday. Fort Lauderdale grew from 145 to about 19000, and Watters plans a summer stay in Waterloo. Also notes court adjournment to June 7 and May 24 recess, plus Miss Marguerite Wares recovering from influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
J. S. Watters
St. Hammond Avenue
Mort Lauderdale
Fla
Meg. A. Elliott
Reinbeck
Tampa
Waterloo
Watters
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
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District Court
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Ram
Richard
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King’s Bay
Rome
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North Pole
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Speinefield
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Ulinvis Water Company
Sangamon Motor Company
Marine Bank of Springfield
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Martincit
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Cundy
Adams
Taylor Countie
Brooks
Nodaway
Newell
Buena Vista County
Marathon
Milford
Richland Township
Artington
Clinton
Avoca
Lime Springs
Lyle, Minn
Leley
Dewells
Chauyns
Jewett
Sehagi Corporation Neads
A. L. Band
Waterloo Oratory
Harriet L. Shipley
Cedar Falls
Miss Grice
Prescou
Springvale
Roland Valley
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Lynn
Mass
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Southern
Lowa
Nicardgua
Ben
Twissldi, Bh
Soutie Dakota
Asin Sarardis Cyimbeialy
Mihm Sachday
Glee
Starnitoy Foltichnay Oo
Moodle
Accra
Gov't Game Reserve
Herman G. Miller
Christ
K. C
Manin
Minnesota
of. Emmet Co
Bailey
Allan Johnsons
IL. Heal
Cedar. Rapids
Covaner R.A. Vorpald
Dominick Knotteng
McLean
Norma McLean
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
St. Francis Hospital
Moir Street
Miss McLean
Orpars
United States Steel Corporation
North Chelmsford
Walter Narlyrka
Burzettes
WA Pets Brom Vrorida
Atwourn
Washington, D. C
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Supreme Court
Cellar Falls
Marguerite Wares
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