Leopold to face grand jury after prison knife plot linked to murder
Reports claim Nathan Leopold may testify before the Wilt County grand jury investigating Deputy Warden Peter Klein’s death tied to a prison escape. Investigators allege Leopold masterminded the plan, arranged knives from the shoe factory, and ensured accomplices were well supplied, with Duchowski and Price still at large as dawn broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan ‘Leopold
Lexe Boy
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Wilt County
Peter M. Kiein
Leopold
Saeer
Rebn
Charg
Klein
Lenore
Charles Duchowski
Fern
Dodson
Doliy
Klein Nag
James Price
Igin
Ain
Secret talks stall as British strike nears end
Buckingham Palace reports no hint of peace as the eighth day of the strike continues. Government says many railway workers remain out while improvised transport expands and volunteers’ protection proves effective. The Daily Mail questions legality of the strike and urges deportation of agents, amid divisions among labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham “Palace
Altho
Sossin
Herbert Samuel
Ray
Cone Press
Great Britain
Johnson Sinow
Memorial Program in Cedar Falls on May 30
Cedar Falls will hold a Memorial Day program Sunday May 30 with a community observance. Conrad Farrington will deliver the oration at Cedar Falls Presbyterian Church as local organizations prepare to honor veterans and fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Memorial Cereamionie
Mary
Conrad Farring
Teliv
Presbyterian Church
Towh Falls
Temperatunes and Mett Cells Lead Saturday Event
Shaffer, Sumer, Witter, and Witterlan united in a nineat Atlurnaen event Saturday. Arthur Younes performed while guided by Moyer and others. Winder, son of Mrs. Ot, attends service with Wateries raving group. Winter plans to relocate home after event. interior utility projects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Sumer
Witter
Witterlan
Ninetia Atlurnaen i Ue
Yar Settee
Arthur Younes
Moyer
Winder
Pes
Wateries Raving & Servive
Steeplejack Wanted to Replace Halyard at Memorial Staff
In Lafayette, recruiting sergeant C. J. Greenup says soldiers who climb the 71-foot Memorial hall flagstaff receive a $5 bonus and 24 hours leave. Greenup weighs 240 pounds and says he cannot qualify now to climb the broken halyard. Caretaker A. J. Trimble seeks a volunteer to replace the flag genie in the pulley atop the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Greenup
Lafayette Tulktigs
Greenup
Mermorial Hall
Coast Artilleryman Seeks Re enlistment in Air Service
Harold Emler, a coast artilleryman from Rock Island Avenue, after a break between enlistments, seeks to rejoin the army. He told recruiting officer Set L. C. Greenup in an interview that he has served in the Philippines and now desires to enter the air service division, needing special permission from headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Emler
Rock Island, Avenue
Ino the Coast Artillery
Army
Set
L. C. Greenup
Philippines
Air Service Division
Greenup
Welfare League April cases show 134 services provided
The Social Welfare League report for April, led by Miss Anne Denton, notes 134 total services carried over from March. Among relief items were head of family deaths, unemployment, support gaps, and several investigations. transfers included out of town inquiries and hospital referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare ‘League
Anne Denton
Amon
Newton
Iowa City
Scout summons tells Ingawanis camping program
A camp program at Ingawanis details daily activities and features including cabins and special events. Registrations for the Wapian series are rapidly increasing, with coverage of the new moss cap and pilot photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingawanis
Delailx
Trent
Lythel
Erie
Juny Ld
Navy experts weigh Byrd polar flight claim
New York reports that Commander Richard Byrd and pilot Floyd Bennett completed a flight from Spitzbergen to the North Pole and back, using sun compass and bubble sextant. Naval and European observers debate the feat, with some cautious until Byrd publishes his observations and proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Asm
Richard 2
Floyd Bennatt
Spitwbergen
North Pole
Italy
Denmark
Norway
Germany
Byrd
Wing
Bay
Peary
Hiyrd
Marko
Arctic
Pole
iTo
Prom Rome Cama
Spitzbergen
Bole
Nurses Graduation Program at Presbyterian Hospital
Mrs A B Enderlein will sing and Miss Jean Rehlf will horn at graduation for Presbyterian hospital nurses training school Thurs May 20 in Westminster Church. P McCormick pastor-elect Westminster to give address. Diplomas by W W Marsh. reception by Presbyterian hospital auxiliary in church yard. Banquet May 25 at Hotel Russell Lamson with Edna Mohr chair banquet and Miss Sallee Mitchelson in charge of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Enderlein
Jean Rehlf
Presbyterian Hospital Nurses Training School
Westminster Presbyterian Charch
Margaret Mastuln
Hasal
Roland Taylor
Russell-Lamson
Edna Mohr Ia
Misa Salled Mutehilison
Volstead Repeater Leaves Jail for Lunch in Wins
A Volstead repeater fled jail for a midday meal in Wins, prompting police to plan a swift manhunt. Detours and patrols were set as officers chased the suspect described as desperate and intoxicated, with warnings of possible riot risk and a planned return to the city hall precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patice Cary
Rio
Eye Notte
Billy’ Toad
Hell Police Courts
Lorse
Iniving
Mallon
Goalfellow
Saud
Aine
Beng Janvaiguerd
Fromuanteinal Court
Yesteraas
Bethig
Cate
Out-of-Town Speakers and Movies Will Feature Union Services This Summer
A city wide summer series will feature outside speakers and moving pictures at Union services across east and west districts. Programs start late June with services at Lincoln Park in the east and at various cooperating churches in the west. Most services will include sermons by pastors from First Presbyterian, Methodist, Evangelical, Plymouth Congregational, and other churches, with one or two days set for Washington Park events. Speakers of national prominence are planned for Waterloo and other locations, and each pastor will host or preside at one session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jn Park
Vulok
Wrest
Lincoln Park
West
Ya Ous
Chureles
Willell
Dy Washington Partc
Leettres
Leetwees
Moving Pictures
Oher
East Union
Mirst Presbyterian
Dro
Cartney
Grate
Methodist
Mark AL Realysun
Iust
My Yagegyi
Mplymouth
Whiliam Jlurd
Castle
Onset
West District
Wisitin~ On
First Baptist Church
Wiest Congregational Church
Waterloo
al. Oga
Wit
West Ma
Progryams
Williampon
Ed- Win Boardman, Jr
Mirse Brethren Churety
East High physics teacher Olson dead at 55
Olson Long, a physics instructor at East High, died at 2 a.m. at his son’s Nevada home from inflammatory rheumatism and complications. He moved to East High in February and planned a summer return. Funeral 3 p.m. Thursday in Nevada. school may dismiss Thursday afternoon. Surviving: widow, a son, and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Veargi
East High
Nevada
Benji Cumie
Alimini
Pillschals
West
Ike Walton League Cuts Debt by Forty Eight Thousand
Judge Wood reports a strong showing by the executive committee of the Ike Walton League of America in Chicago. Indebtedness dropped from 338000 to under 20000. Wood accepted a May 20 address in Edgewood Iowa for the graduating class. He planned bankers’ talks and an Izaak Walton league event at Manchester for May 7, but contact was unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Walton League
Judge Wood
Chicago
GW. Wood
Edge Wood
Bankers
Eliora
Dispatches
Izaak Walton
Berlenbach Stribling Light Heavyweight Title Bout Approved
The New York state Athletic Commission approved a light heavyweight championship bout between Paul Berlenbach and Young Stribling at Yankee Stadium scheduled for June 16. The decision came after commission approval on May 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Athletic Commission
Paul Berenbach
Young Stribling
Yankee Stadium
Carrier of concealed weapons fined fifty dollars
George Collings was fined $50 and costs by Judge H.R. Itpies this afternoon for carrying concealed weapons. The judge warned that nonpayment by tomorrow would mean a 3 day jail sentence. Collings admitted carrying a pigral in his pack but said he was bringing it home from a pawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Collings
Judes H.R. Itpies
Collins
Calling
Sion
Steven to testify against Mantey in hog stealing case
Kaan Staten, a detective, reports that Steven will testify in district court at the trial of Jack Manley, charged with stealing hogs. Police captured a man in the city selling hogs to a fourth plant, with the suspect living in Pert stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven
Mantey EN Hog
Toledo
Jack Manley
Maneragh servant dies at home in mystery mishap
An elderly servant on Sir Mowrge Street last Thursday died at home under unclear circumstances. Police and local authorities are investigating possible foul play or accidental causes amid rumors of a disputed wage and capal loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowrge
Window Cleaner Falls Three Stories Then Walks Home
Milwaukee on May 11 a window washer aged 24 fell three stories, landed on his hands and knees, and was only slightly bruised. After an examination at a hospital he walked to his home, according to a brief local note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Percy
High Schools Plan Field Day Events May 18
Wateroo High students will enjoy a half holiday Tuesday May 18 with field day events at East and West High athletic fields. East High hosts track and field events to crown class and individual champions along with dances and gym drills. West High field day schedule is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateroo
Willelave
East
West High
East High
John C. Heldt
Dorothy Schmidt
Symmision Instelelar
Miller
Mla
Makeover
Berberkine
East Hly Cin
Five Waterloo Physicians Attend State Medical Society Session
Five Waterloo doctors Dr Ei B Mayer Dr E L Ronit Dr KH Dunkelberg Dr Fred W Powers and Dr Go AL Waterbury will participate in the seventy fifth annual Town State Medical Society meeting in Des Moines on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Welcome addresses will be given by Silver Ingham editor of the Des Moines Register and Dr Thomas A Sutrelyam Dex IMoines. Noted physicians on the program include Dr Mayo Dr Aaron Goldstein Dr Glen West Dr George E Price Dr Franklin P Gengenbach Dr Paul D White Dr John B Deaver and Dr Frank A Spilman state president Br W B Spill Waterloo was president in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mayer
E. L. Ronit
KH. 1. Dunkelberg
Fred W. Powers
Go AL
Charles
Magee
Burlington
William 4. Mayo
Rochester
Max Aaron Goldstein
St Louis
Glen West
Chicago
George E. Price
Spokane
Wash
Franklin P. Gengenbach
Denver
Cola
Paul D. White
Boston
John B. Deaver
Philadelphia
Frank A. Spilman
Ottumwa
Br W. B. Spill Wraterloo
Whisky seized as bootleg in Indianapolis case
Authorities seized contraband liquor valued at $300,000 after a May 11 raid in Indianapolis. Fourteen thousand four hundred quarts of whisky were recovered as part of the Destruction of the W. BP operation led by Linus PL AMere di.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
API
W. BP
Linus PL Ameredi
United States
Youth Who Passed Bad Checks Caught in Montana Town
Orfoy Walls and Mary T Speril, alias Ralph Edwards, attempted to buy clothing with a worthless check in Terry, Montana. They fled in a renter Ford car but were found later. Sheriff Wagner reported the capture. A Cedar Falls man, Irving Sechter, identified Edwards in Terry, aiding recognition during Sechter’s travel to Portland. The pair were wanted for auto theft theft inquiries and Paulson of Cedar Falls aided, with Wilson facing charges in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfoy Walls
Mary T—fSperil
Tlarry ‘Wilson
Ralph Adwards
Ram Paulson
Bas Bern
Terry
Mont
Cape
T! Wagner
Or Edwards
Irving Sechter
Cedar Falls
Castonly
Seehter
Portland
Ore
T. Wagner
Tiers Wilson
ALT. Paulson
Cedar
Ari
Damaged bridge on Mont Street caused a morning fire
A blaze damaged shingles on a bridge-like structure on Mont Street near Mrs. Jimmitidgington’s residence at Soa.m. today. Firefighters responded. estimated damage about $5. The report lists contact Herman Miller at Phone 2464 for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Street
Jimmitidgington
Soa.m
Wisht Street
Sousa Band To Play Two Waterloo Concerts October 27
Sousa's world famous band will perform matinee and evening concerts in Waterloo on Wednesday October 27 at the hippodrome of the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds. A large stage will be erected, seating capacity boosted to about 8000 with popular prices set for both performances. This may be the final tour with Sousa retiring from active direction. the band will feature the largest lineup yet with notable soloists and vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Philip Sosa
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Stel
Shererary
Harry Askins
Mann
Sousa
Askins
Asi
Estel
Trinity Church Accepts Plats for New Edifice
Members at a congregational meeting approved preliminary plans by architect John S. Bartley for a new Trinity American church building on the present lot. Plans call for a two story main body to rise to 2 feet with a high arched interior and a 6 foot frontage on Fourth Street. Construction aims to begin by June, with bonds issued totaling 40 060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Church
Fourth Street
Waterloo
Fred Nus
Tenance Committee
Union Services at Little Brown Church in Vale
Congregations from First Presbyterian and Cedar Heights join for an evening service Sunday May 23 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. Dr J R Macartney and Dr James Laurie lead with Dr George Hanna co operating. Cedar Heights orchestra and First Presbyterian choir provide music. families urged to drive in to Waterloo by 3 p m for a high picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pesbyterian Church
Cedar, Heights Community
Little Brown
the Vale
Waterloo
Seven Horses Saved as Barn Fire Threatens Burned Farm
At the David Schmitt farm in Barclay township seven fine horses were saved from death by burning when Joseph Meyers and his family spotted smoke as they passed for church services. Meyers freed the horses, raised the alarm, and help kept flames from the hay mow, preventing about $2,000 in losses. Origin of the fire undetermined. Sanitary inspector notes Cedar Falls and Lima May. Burger named city milk-inspector with $25 salary and 10 cents mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Schmitt
Sarclay
Joseph Meyers
Schmitt Place
Barclay Catholic Church
Schmid
Ites Meyers
Tie
Merers
Berge
Cedar Falls
May
Lima
AL Burzur
S. Bacon
Burger
Buchanan's City in Brief and Local Notices
City in brief items report improvements to service on 4th Street and bids by Y. A. C. AS for projects. Notes on John Myers slowly recovering after illness in California. Dorothy Smith, nine, fractured her right arm and collarbone after a fall while playing. Pearl and Delin Powers arrive after a three month southern California stay, visiting former school friends in Oakland Denver and Galveston. Building permits issued for billboard erections at Lafayette and Indiana and at Parker and Leonard, with cleanup efforts around city grounds. Divorce decrees granted to James Heliver v Golda Heliver and Viola Clark v William Clark. custody granted to Ma ... with support open. Bus-Watertown to Cresco service schedule and city carriage ads with phone reservations follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Delin Powers
Irving Street
California
Ey Rovie
Oakland
Gal
Denver
Colo
Charles Watson
Busby Poster Company
Lafayette
Indiana
Parker and Leonard Streets
Busby Company
Jl. B. Boies
Officers Broaden Iowa Health Work
Des Moines reports a reorganization of the Municipal Health Officers into the Iowa Public Health Association. The plan expands membership to include nurses and all others in public health work to safeguard and promote residents' health. The formation aims to widen scope beyond the former group of health officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Association of Laws
Iowa Public Health Association
AWS
Bel
Towa College Heads Iz Annual Meeting
Towa College hosts its annual convention with attendees from Coe Cedar Rapids Columbia University Des Moines Drake and other colleges. W OR Fagan takes nine years leave to study at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore after term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa College Heads
Iz Annual Meeting
Towa Cli
Tlombens
Cedar Alls
W.or. Fagan
Mellish
Teachers College
Jme
Johns Hoepking University
Baltimore
Group Seven meeting set with Iowa bankers speaker lineup
President Owa Bankers body will headline Group Seven annual meeting in May with about 400 bankers from nine counties. Ralph Miller and Frank Warner will also speak as convention routines include golf and movies at Sunnyside Country Club and Hotel Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil Webbles
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Ralph Miller
Black Hawk
County Bankers’ Association
Frank Warner
State Association
Russell Liamson
Fuchuda
Banget
al Sunnyside
Mohning
Rubell Lian
Ingeling
Cami
Group Seven
Jiresident
Awthencon
B. van Horne
Enshir
Citizens ‘Ly & Savings Bani
Iowa City
Avooaglon
J. O. Kober
Jat Porta Alpy
I ‘ Tresponsi
J. ML. Dinwiddie
Cedar Rapids
Kiall Webules
Iowa Bankere Tinsociation
Bunningrton
aAddress
Des Molice
Uerenity
Ju Bankers” Associaion
Thieves Enter Residence of A B Gilbert for Watch and Cash
Thieves entered the home of A B Gilbert at 530 Wahlgate Street yesterday afternoon while the family was away. They took a gold watch and $50 in cash along with a $65 check. Entry was gained by removing the back door key from its place on a wall hook near the back porch. Police were notified last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Gilbert
Wahlgate Street
Tle
Cad Liver Oil Tablets Claim Big Weight Gain
An advertisement promotes Cad Liver Oil tablets as the best fish source of vitamins promising 10 to 20 pounds of solid weight in 30 days. Sold by Wangler Bros Robert Drug Co and druggists for 60 cents per box of 60 with a money back guarantee if five pounds are not gained in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler- Bros. Robert Drug Co
C.d Miller
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Pale
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Geographical Society of Norway
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Standard Tire Co
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