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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1927

Page

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Gray Pleads for One Goodbye Talk With Mrs Snyder

Long Island City May 11 Henry Judd Gray asks prison guards for a final visit with his former sweetheart Mrs Ruth Brown Snyder before his scheduled death by electric chair for the murder of Albert Snyder. Officials say a brief meeting may occur after sentence next Monday. Gray remains calm and accepts his fate while Mrs Snyder improves from hysteria and awaits mental evaluations.

Long Island City N. Y INS Henry Judd Gray Ruth Brown Snyder Goodby Gray Snyder Townsend Scudder Albert Snyder Sing Sing Sing ‘Sing Queens County Isabelle Gray Bince Gray Swill

Excellent Progress in Corn Planting Reports Say

Des Moines May 11 The United States Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau report excellent progress for planting corn in Iowa in the week ending May 10. Rains and colder weather later this week may retard work somewhat. Heavy weekend rains beneficial, northwest Iowa fields look fine with winter wheat grasses and clovers making good growth. Most potato planting done. Southern Iowa fruits show good development with minimal frost damage except in Minnesota County.

Des Moines Towa Department of Agriculture and ‘Weather Bureau Iowa Mainaska

Court Rules Nobody Owns Irish Bonds

New York May 11 The supreme Court Justice Peters today dismissed the suit by the Irish Free State claiming succession to the Irish republic and the right to bonds subscribed in the United States. He denied Eamon de Valera and co trustee O Mara’s claim to the bonds and ruled they would be sold with proceeds reverting to the original subscribers.

Anew York Supreme Court Peters Inoday

Wins Five Million in Separation Suit

Los Angeles May 11. Mrs Mabel Schiffman won a separation suit with property valued at 5 9900 000 and possession of a 50 000 home after Rudolph J Schiffman failed to appear in court yesterday, defaulting the separate maintenance action.

Los Angeles Cal Mabel Schiffman Ru‘dolph J. Schiffman Shim. Schiffman

Lions Club Luncheon Honors Dr Macartney in Sendoff

Members of the Lions club plan a midday luncheon at First Presbyterian church dining room tomorrow to honor Dr J OR Macartney who will depart soon for California. The ladies of the church will provide the program.

DR. Macartney Lions Club First Presbyterian Church J. OR Macartney California the Church

Iowa Quiz Questions From University of Iowa

A questionnaire from the University News Service of Iowa asks five items about recent university happenings. It inquires which former Iowa president visited recently, which Vienna educated surgeon is now on the Iowa faculty, the latest building dedication, the University of Iowa radio station call letters, and the appropriation approved by the Forty second General Assembly with the answer to be provided on another page.

Associated Press University of Iowa Vienna University ‘of Towa Bhuilding Forty-second General’ Assembly

Maharras Murder Trial Opens In Crazed Case

The Maharras murder trial begins with the defense seeking insanity and the state urging confinement. Prosecutors press for a long term or life sentence, while the defense argues delirium at the time of the boy’s drowning and current restoration of sanity. Courtroom details note a large student turnout and juror challenges as selection continues.

Edwards Ralph Wo. Wravis Thaw James C. Murtagh Jeffery G. Sullivan Murtagh Stanley White Gaunty Nick

Fireman Loses Leg Under Engine Dies in Hospital

Harley Baugh, 41, a fireman on the Northwestern railroad running between Boone and Bella Viaine, was run over by an engine in the yards yesterday. His right leg was mangled and had to be amputated. He died in a local hospital today from hemorrhage and shock.

Boone, Ta Harley Baugh Northwestern Here Bella Viaine Baugh

Des Moines Dry Speech Challenged by Drink Offer

James Cavender former Des Moines police chief told the International Association of Policewomen in Des Moines that the city was dry. He claimed no one had been offered a drink, while Mason City policewoman Catherine Marshall testified she was offered alcohol in a hotel lobby and did not accept.

Des Moines INS James Cavender International Association of Policewomen Cavender Catherine Marshall Mason City

Davenport Pastor Denounces Saloons Propaganda

Davenport la May 11 Dr Frank W Court pastor of St John s M E church says the city will no longer tolerate the stigma of being the most wide open city in laws He asserts Davenport has closed its 240 saloons and denounces the propaganda of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment He notes some business leaders repudiate the claim while many prominent citizens report marked improvements in conditions

Davenport Frank W., Court St. John M. E. Church Court Association Against Arthur G. Nish de Court

Young Des Moines Woman in Omaha Jail for Con Game

Omaha police hold Naomi Ballard of Des Moines and James A. Duncan of Omaha on charges tied to a fraud attempt. Duncan reportedly told Ballard’s sister in Des Moines that Ballard was jailed and requested bail money to win her over. Ballard confessed she sought funds to divorce and marry “Jimmy,” who claimed to be her love.

Des Moines Omaha Web James A. Duncan Naomi Ballard

Ex Teacher Sues Broadhorn School Board for $25,000

Florence Cochrane, former Broadhorn school teacher in Warren county, sues three school board members Clinton Crawford, Tt M Lawrence and Rovd Ritter for $25,000 alleging malicious slander and defamation of character after being cleared of lewd story charges by state superintendent Agnes Samuelson.

Cansia Broadhorn School Board Warren County Florence Cochrane Agnes Samuelson State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Two Infant Bodies Found in Denison Ditch

Denison Iowa May 11 coroner investigates the finding of two boy infant bodies in a ditch by Wabashos Center railroad workmen. The infants were wrapped in a New Orleans newspaper and buried several days ago, according to the coroner.

Denison Winois Central Railroad John Sehnoor New Orleans

Swisher Heads to Washington for Law Institute Meetings

Br ff Swisher acted as judge in the midwestern district oratorical contest at Kansas City Missouri Saturday and left for Washington to attend meetings of the American Law Institute He serves ex officio as president of the Iowa State Bar Association.

Br.ff. Swisher Kansas City Washington, D American Law Institute Iowa, State Bar Association

Marriage Licenses List Includes Ashbrenner Norge Names

Arnold Ashbrenner and Clara Norge of Sumner are recorded in the marriage license notices. Warerle 2.20 indicates the docket date and location for the ceremony.

Arnold Ashbrenner Warerle Clara Norge Sumner Wean

Lindbergh Plans New York to Paris Run Quiet Start

Lindbergh arrived in St Louis after a nonstop San Diego to St Louis flight and prepared to depart for New York in his Spirit of St Louis monoplane. He noted 6,000 foot average altitudes, 105 mph cruising speed, and expected to cross the Atlantic solo. Meanwhile France’s Nungesser and Coli remained missing as searches continued with US and Canadian agencies.

Fterrick Lindbergh St. Louis Charles A. Lindbergh Air Mail New York Paris San Diego Lambert-St. Louis Rocky Mountains Charles Nungesser Francois Coli Atlantic Saint Roman South Atlantic United States Canada Nungesser Coli le Bourget Senegal Africa South America South American Clarence Chamberlin Lloyd Bertaud Curtissfield Charles Lindbergh Atlantic Seaboard Richard F. Byrd America Altho Nungesser and Coli Chamberlin Bertaud Herrick Coast Guard New England Ottawa United States Coast Guard

Allamakee County Superintendent to Get Hearing June 11

Des Moines reports Miss Agnes Samuelson state superintendent of public instruction will preside over a June 11 hearing by the state board of educational examiners. The charges against WS. Peck Allamakee county superintendent concern his certificate revocation. Peck was re elected yesterday and may lose his certification if the board revokes it.

Des Moines Agnes Samuelson State Superintendent of Public Instruction Sel Dune FL Allamakee County WS. Peck State Board of Educational Examiners Miss Samuelson Peck Samuelson

Rebels Offered Ten for Each Arm in Nicaragua

Liberal soldiers told to surrender arms to U S Marines for ten cordobas per rifle or machine gun. The Merican proclamation says custody of arms will be accepted to aid 1928 elections and disarm those who resist. Amnesty granted to opponents. 1500 marines encamped along the Tipitapa river as Conservatives and Liberals move to lay down arms.

Managua Nicaragua United States Phang Lintiner Nicaraguan Matagalpa Latimer

Belz Funeral to Be Held Thursday at Cedar Falls

The funeral for Christian Belz will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Zion Evangelical Church Cedar Falls with Rev G J Bergeman officiating. Belz died Tuesday afternoon from apoplexy suffered the previous day. He was born in Germany in April 1864 and came to the United States 43 years ago, making Cedar Falls his home.

Courier Special Services Cedar Falls Christian Belz Zion Evangelical Church G. J. Bergeman Belz Mr. Belz Germany United States

Car Crash Injures Neil McDermott at Second and Washington

Neil McDermott of 163 Harrison Street sustained a badly lacerated left hand and bruises to the left leg when the light sedan carrying him and Charles S. Bickley collided with a heavy enclosed car driven by R. E. Winsor at 6 p.m. yesterday at the Second and Washington streets intersection. Bickley’s vehicle toppled onto its side while McDermott was thrown through the top. the Meht car was badly wrecked.

Neil McDermott Harrison Street Charles S. Bickley Wellington Street R. E. Winsor Black Hack Street Second Washington Streets Bickley McDermortt

Danderine Hair Care Claim Promises Easy Shine

A promotional piece extols Danderine as the simple path to soft, beautiful hair. It urges brushing with a stiff brush, thorough brushing to the scalp, and daily use to remove dullness from an oily film. The ad claims a million women already use it and notes affordability and availability at local stores.

Attorney for Sacco and Vanzetti Seeks Governor’s Action

Boston May 11. Attorney William G. Thompson, counsel for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, called at Governor Alvin Fuller's home to discuss seven affidavits alleging Judge Webster Thayer was biased against the defendants for radical views. No decision on the death sentence was announced today.

Boston INS William G. Thompson Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti Alvin Fuller Thompson Webster Thayer Sacco Vanzetti

End Testimony in Small Interest Suit

Testimony in the hearing to determine whether Gov Len Small owes Illinois about 1,000,000 in interest and funds turned in while he was state treasurer ended today. The case was continued to May 23 for closing arguments expected to last four days before Master in Chancery Briggle.

Springfield Len Small

Ice Mint Beauty Ad Claims Youthful Skin Power

An old advertisement asserts Ice-Mint nourishes and revitalizes the skin for a fresh youthful look. It targets women across ages, noting even forties can have radiant complexions and promising benefits for face, neck, hands, or arms. Available from druggists at low cost.

Government Plans Already to Handle 100000 Harvest Army

Des Moines May 11 government labor offices in Des Moines and Sioux City will cooperate with federal labor division heads to meet the harvest hand demand this season. Wheat belt organization is ready to move workers from Texas in June to Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska the Dakotas and Montana with over 100000 expected. Automobile travel replaces railroads for field access as three or four workers share cars for seasonlong work.

Courier Special Service Des Moines Sioux City Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Dakotas Montana Army of Harvest Wheat Belt

Former Iowa Man Found Dead in Omaha Apartment

Henry Olerich age 76 was found dead last night in his gas filled apartment in Omaha Nebraska. His son Henry, president of the First National Bank, is mentioned.

Omaha Henry Olerich Henry First National Bank

Governor Fields Seeks Law License In Spare Moments

Frankfort Ky May 11 Governor William J Fields aims to become a lawyer though his career path began as a traveling salesman 20 years ago carrying law books in his sample case He served 13 years in Congress and is in his fourth year as governor He finally took the state bar exam on April 13 and is confident of passing He prioritizes farming when free from duty and frequents his Carter county farm He is a strong advocate of good roads and bans dancing in the executive mansion.

Frankfort Wiliam J. Fields Carter County

Obituary note recalls educator Olerich who served multiple towns

A brief obituary snippet says a man from Butte Nebraska ended his life a year ago and left a daughter, Mrs Vinla Storms of Sioux City to be notified. Olerich formerly served as superintendent of schools at Carroll Harlan Breda Ja.

Butte Neh Vinla Storms Sioux City Olerich Carroll, Haavarden Breda, Ja

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