Debenture vote sparks Republican rift in Senate
Washington May 10 AP The export debenture proposal remains the central issue in farm relief debates in the Senate as a factional split widens. Senator Fess accuses so called pseudo Republicans Borah Nye and Brockhart of breaking with the president over the debenture plan. Borah defends his long held stance and Nye warns of party realignment as a coalition with insurgents looms.
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Fess
Ohio
Marshall Sheppey
Toleda
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Wlaho
Nye
North Dakota
Brookheart
Town
Aign
Congress
Brockhart
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Floover
Foss
Kmg
Mortuary notices for Crane Walters and Mrs Whn
Death notices announce the passing of Merton Crane of Waterton at 48 after brief illness. Norman Walters of Waterloo, a student at Waterloo Junior High, died at 38 in total hospital after three weeks of illness. Funeral arrangements list O’Keefe Towne mortuary for Mrs Fred Whn aged 62 Lafayette Street with services at Pete Erna’s chapel and burial at Fairview.
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Claude Lo Crane
Fowler Surees
Waterton
Cal
Tie Wat
Anna Alay
Waterloo
Nne
MeWil- Mama
Watert
Barral
Outland
Norman Walters
Nomnan Watters
Sen
Walter A. Walters
Third Street
West
API
Walnut
O'Keeles Towne Mortuary
Fred
Pred Whn
Lifayette Treet
Hea
Pete Erna
Warren L. Pester
Wein Street
Gurial
Mn Fairview
Average Man Spends More Time on Golf Than Church Says
Chicago speech by Charles E Field criticizes church members who neglect worship for golf and leisure. He urges churchmen to reclaim shiftless members by active involvement beyond funds, while Captain Mountford argues Christ should pervade home, work, and travel.
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Charles E. Field
National
House of God
National Federation of Church Clubs
Field
Episcopal Church
Christ
Wame
Frank B. Mowuwntford
York
Mountford
East Field Day Kicks Off For East District Schools
The annual field day for east district grade schools opened at 1 p m in East High stadium with several hundred boys and girls from fourth to eighth grade participating. A full program featured athletic events and awards directed by Min Thora Collyer and assistants, with a trophy promised to the champion school.
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East District
East High Stadium
Mins Thora Collyer
Echo d
McEwen Boy Leads Band Following Father’s Footsteps
Wendell McEwen, son of the late James A. McEwen, becomes band leader at Wrel With school. About 20 members, ages young, will perform weekly concerts in Madison during the summer starting June 25. The young group plans several appearances, carrying on the family legacy begun by the father in earlier seasons.
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McEwen Boy
Father
Leant
Wrel
Wendell McEwen
Alle
MerEwen
O Band
Jeader
James A. Mewen
Maidson
Miers
Temperature hints and notes for Thursday and Friday
Fragmentary weather note shows temperatures with Thursday nighttime around 50 and Friday around 53. No clear location or date context given, limiting precise forecasting details.
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Cca Eeee
Hungarian free of Russian jail claims mass prisoner abuse
Budapest reports Adolf Sander recounts Hungarians held in Soviet prisons after Bela Kun collapse. He describes POWs on Salovetski Island and Gulf of Onega, brutal daily tasks, starvation bread, and harsh punishments. Thousands suffer. many seek hospital care after mistreatment.
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Hungary
Adolf Sander
Bela Kun
Gulf Island
Sander
Teebonns
Salovetski
Gulf of
Oneg
Boarm
White Sea
Pyphus
Epi Beth
Loy Sea
Mt Kaoin
Helen Wills Tops Queen Mary Court Debut in London
Miss Helen Wills of California led a gala royal court at Buckingham Palace in London. The American tennis star drew a large crowd as Queen Mary presided in the throne room with the Prince of Wales. Debutantes wore ankle length gowns and carried feather fans amid roses and hydrangeas as eight more Americans were to be presented.
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England
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California
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Atal
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Wings
Harriet Walker
Piedmont
Cal
Queen Mary Olone
Prince of Wales
Howe
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Princess Mary
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Louis
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Marie Louise
George Barnett
Washington
Melle Cullum
Pittsburgh
Paul Grenig
San Francisco
George Lawrence
New York City
Margaret McKittrick
St. Louis
Catherine Norcross
Atlanta
Margaret Tyner
Highland Park
Muss Adeline Winston
Diplomatic Corps
Raymond Cox
Charles Wesson
Willam Galbraith
Frederick Lee
Marquette and St Ansgar Win in State Baseball Tourney
Marquette defeated Rudd 9 to 0 and St Ansgar beat Elma 4 to 1 in morning action of the state sectional baseball tournament in West Union. Other games include Tripoli vs Earlville and West Union vs Colmar. Semifinals and final set for tomorrow with champions from each county represented.
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Lie
American Killed by Mexican Miners Near Cuneo
The state department was advised today that Thomas Decker, an American mining engines, was killed on May 8 in Cuneo Jalisco Mexico by Mexican miners. No details were released and the American consul at Guadalajara was notified.
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Cuneo
Jalisco
Mesxico
State Department
Americaa
Guadaluare
Nettlea
Mixten Cusy
Incompetent Indian Held to Guardian Seek Sale Delay
Vice President Charles Curtis is described as an Incompetent Indian in Bureau records. He is the nominal owner of 140 acres of Oklahoma homestead land but cannot sell without guardian consent by the U.S. government. The tribe’s land is valued around $6,000 and Curtis is urged to retain allotments.
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Wei
Vicw
Charles Curts
Tacdian Bureau
Oklahoma
United States
Navy Balloon Flight Disputed by New Brunswick Farmers
Pittsburgh reporters investigate conflicting accounts of a Navy No. 1 balloon's 1250 mile 1925 elimination flight claimed to land on Prince Edward Island. Farmers Harry Jonah and Charles White contest the landing site near Portage and say the craft returned to air. Sponsors maintain the endurance and distance records stand even if Portage is the landing point.
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T. W. G. Settle
Navy
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Charles E. White
Akerley's Wharf
Harry Jonah
U.S. Navy
Lieu
Settle
Race
Portage
Rusty Campbell Visits Chapman Field by Air Route
E K Rusty Campbell of Moline Illinois arrived by air at Chapman field yesterday. Campbell a former Waterloo resident now manages the Moline air pork business.
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E. K
Rusty) Campbell
Moline
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Chapman Field
Waterloo
Moline Airpork
Congress Debates Tariffs and Farm Bill across Chambers
House and Senate move through tariff debate and farm bill amendments. Republicans clash on midwestern delay tactics while delegations from Michigan and Pennsylvania weigh tariff stands. Senate panels advance or reject proposals on radio oversight and debenture provisions as partisan debate intensifies.
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House
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission
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Trustees Call for Resignations at Des Moines University
Des Moines University faced a special board meeting called by three trustees to seek resignations of Dr T T Shields and Miss Edith M Rebman. A student assembly endorsed Dr Wayman and faculty actions to protect credits amid faculty changes and administration disputes.
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Des Moines’ University
T. T. Shields
Edith M. Rebman
Des Moines University
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James H. Sperry
F. &. Foulk
Wayman
Cedric Peterson
Shields
H. C. Wayman
Peterson
A. E. Bennett
College of Education
N. L. T. Nelyson
BE. L
New President-Elect Named At Town State Medical Society
The seventy-ninth annual convention of the Town State Medical Society convened in Marshalltown May 14 to 16. Dr. William A. Rohlf of Waverly was named president-elect to succeed Dr. John H. Peck of Des Moines, who was president-elect last year. New officers include Dr. Gordon Harkness Davenport as first vice president and Dr. W. W. Bowen Fort Dodge as second vice president.
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Res Moines
Town State Medical Society
Marshalltown
William A. Rohlf
Waverly
John H.peck
Des Moines
Gordon Harkness
Davenport
W. W. Bowen
Fort Dodge
Thomas B. Throckmiorton
Robert I. Parker
John F. Herrick
Ottumwa
Thomas F. Thornton
Waterloo
American Medical Society
G A. Bolte
Washington
Frank Ely
Thomas HW. Burchamim
W. EB. Wolcott
P. A. Bendixon
Sioux City Likely to Get T P A Office
Iowa travelers Protective association to locate its state office in Sioux City for two years as the thirty sixth annual convention opens in Davenport. Sioux City men are favored to win president and secretary treasurer posts, with Cedar Rapids and Waterloo also contenders among about 400 attendees.
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Iowa
Travelers' Protective Association
Sioux Citty
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
McGarvey Rites Remember Pioneer Patrick McGarvey
Mt Carmel church in Eagle Center hosted a large funeral for Patrick E L McGarvey, long time Eagle township farmer, who died suddenly on his home farm. Rev Edward J Bendlage led the solemn requiem mass. pallbearers included William Mitchell John L Smith Edward Wayes William Stelmer and Henry Klein. He was buried in the Mt Carmel church yard.
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Mt. Carmel
Eagle Center
Neiighbors
Patrick EL McGarvey
Eagle Township
Edward J. Bendlage
Nyvass
William Mitchell
John L. Smith
Edward Wayes
Willam Stelmer
Henry Klein
Chicago Great Western names new VP of operations
Pi-C. L. Ttin kle, general manager of the Chicago Great Western railroad, has been named vice president in charge of operations.
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Hinkle
Chicago
Pi—C. L. Ttinkle
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Grading Gangs Arrive For Roads Contract
Workmen and equipment from Clear Lake Construction arrive in Gilbertville to begin grading the Washburn Gilbertville and Culbertville Raymond roads. Crews start work north toward Raymond under the road contract.
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Clear Lake Construction Company
Washburn
Gilbertville
Culbertville
Raymond
Candidate Sought for Edison Scholarship Entry
Governor Hammill seeks a Towa boy to enter the national contest for the Thomas A. Edison scholarship for outstanding scientific work this school year. The letter was received by County Superintendent A. T. Jewett and referred to city school superintendents for action.
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John Hammill
Towa
Thomas A. Edison
A. TE. Jewett
Hagen Wins British Open Fourth Time at Muirfield
Walter Hagen captures his fourth British Open title with rounds of 76 67 75 75 for a 292 total. Johnny Farrell finishes second at 298 after a bold 69 final round as Diegel and Alliss chase the leader amid blustery weather.
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Hagen
Muirfield
Walter
Sandwich
Hoylake
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Johany Farrell
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Berlin
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Cruikshank
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al Watrous
Fommy Armour
Archie Compston
Jimmy Thompson
Knoxville
MacDonald Smith
Aubrey Boomer
H. G C. Jolly
Bud Dudley
California
George Duncan
T. P. Perkins
Worton Smith
Lotsa
Horton Smith
Joplin
Cyril Tolley
al Espinosa
Henry Catton
America
Johnny Farell
Lea Miegel
England
Bobby Cruickshank
Jim Barnes
Gene Snarazen
Tommy Armour
Arthur Havers
Johnny Golden
Ed Dudley
Joe Turnesa
Bill Mehlhorn
George von Bim
Steffen Fails to Trap Walnut Cour Thief
Emil Steffen, head of police identification, failed at 1 a m to capture a thief thought to be behind recent auto thefts. The intruder fled as two residents saw him leaving a sedan with a spare tire outside Steffen's Walnut Cour apartment. Several residents reported losses including furnaces, garages, and residences totaling around thousands of dollars. John Tratwood Moore, a noted historian, was found dead in Nashville.
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Steffen
Walnut Cour
Steven
Dean
Nashville
Teen
U.P
John Tratwood Moore
Cenad
False Five Dollar Check Sends Maker to Jail
A fake five dollar check issued by M Jr. Switch Jr. Webber City on a N H Loomis Flower Shop order led to a public court appearance before Judge J G Beem. Smith pleaded guilty and received 40 days in county jail or a fine of 85 plus costs, due to inability to pay. Burr Towne indicated continued prosecution for any false check cases, while two defendants were fined 35 dollars plus costs each yesterday.
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N. H. Loomis
M_ Jr. Switch
Webber City
J. G. Beem
Smith
Burr
Towne
British Antarctic exploration vessel under construction in Glasgow
A new British steamship for Antarctic work is being built in Glasgow for the crown agents with state sanction. It will operate with the Willian Sporesby in Antarctica, conducting oceanographic surveys, fisheries development, hydrographic work, and life-history studies of whales to rationalize exploitation.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Crown
Willian Sporesby
Antarctic
Discovery Committee
Discovery
Arge Biological and Chemical Laboratories
Marconi
Robbins Bros Circus to Parade Through Waterloo May 31
Robbins Bros circus will bring 20 railroad cars into Waterloo for a city parade and show on May 31. The request for a permit was filed with City Clerk Charles Marc Kay by circus officials, seeking permission to hold the event in the city.
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Robbins Bros. Zircus
Waterloo
Charles Marc Kay
Farade Snd
Pleads Not Guilty to Impersonating Officer
Simon Benneke, 24, of 1923 Commercial Street, appeared in municipal court and pleaded not guilty to impersonating an officer in a case linked to a search for Mrs. Iola Ladd of Vaughan Street. Judge J. C. Beem kept the matter under advisement.
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Simon Benneke
Commercial Street
J. C. Beem
Benneke
Iola Ladd
Vaughan Street
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