Chicago Hosts 10 Grew of Bremen On Two Day Visit
Chicago welcomed the Bremen crew of Baron Gunther von Huenefeld Maj James Fitzmaurice and Capt Her taann Koehl during a two day stay. Thousands lined the airport approaches as the Junkers plane landed amid rain and fog delays. Mayor Thompson led the official reception while a first greeter, a small boy, drew the crowd with a handshake greeting. The program included a luncheon at South Shore Country Club, a city tour, and a parade at Soldiers Field followed by a banquet before departure for Milwaukee. Mrs Fitzmaurice and Mrs Koehl joined the crew arriving in New York and Chicago respectively for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.A
Bkremen
Junkers
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
James Fitzmaurice
Her- Taann ‘Koehl
Cleve
Maywood Field
Pitemaurice
William Hale Thompson
Miers
Thompson
South Shore’ Country Club
Soldiers’ Field
Milwaukee
Violet Fitzmaurice
Elfreda Koehl
Bremen
New York
Koehl
Mother's Visit to Children Hedged by Odd Conditions
Mrs. Bessie Bond may visit two daughters, Dorothy and Ila, at the Home of the Good Shepherd in Dubuque between 2 and 4 p m on May 13 under strict conditions. An injunction from Feb 27, 1928 prevents her from taking or talking to the children, with Judge H B Boles allowing a supervised visit while banning solo time with the girls or disrespectful remarks about their father. Bond seeks custody of the other three children. hearing on the petition is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bond
Dorothy
Ila
the Good Shepherd
Dubuque
Bond
Harry
H. B. Boles
Vera
Bessie
Jean
Youngest Iowa liquor offender gets six years
Tipton report says Kenneth Long, 15, of Stanwood feared as the state's youngest liquor law violator, was sentenced by Judge John T. Moffitt to six years in the Eldora reformatory. Parole plea by his parents was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
U.P
Kenneth Long
Stanwood
John T. Moffitt
Eldora Reformatory
Moffit
Waterloo appointees to U S Naval Academy All pass exams
Mrs. O M Howe of 314 Wellington street reports her son Charles a midshipman at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis has learned that Fred Howe Malcolm Garrison and Richard Shane have all passed examinations for academy entrance Howe and Garrison are appointed midshipmen while Shane is an alternate. Also accident victim recovers in West Union Iowa May 11 senior Tom Smale injured when his car ran off an embankment after a mechanical failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Howe
Wellington Street
Charles
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Fred Howe
Malcolm Garrison
R. H. Garrison
Alta Vista Avenue
Richard Shane
C. N. Shane
Independence Avenue
Academy
Howe
Garrison
Shane
West Union
Tom Smale
Quarantines Reported for Mumps and Smallpox Cases
Quarantines issued for multiple cases including seven year old Darline Farley at 420 Argle and six year old Zthet Speulding at 1529 Logan. Adult Elta Lichty listed with smallpox at 1590 Washington. Marie Kelly at 117 Dawson associated with influenza or pox case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darline Farley
Argle
Unclear Weather Log With Fragmented Times
Fragmented OCR shows temperature notes and partial forecast terms for Thursday Friday with scattered times and abbreviations. Seems to be a weather page snippet lacking readable context or complete data.
Waterloo Business Leader H. P. Estey Co. Pioneer
The article profiles Afr. Adams of the H. P. Estey Co. a long-time Waterloo businessman. Born in Alma Michigan he rose from courier to owner guiding a company employing about 30 locally with a 360000 yearly payroll. The firm diversified into radios, cosmetics and more with branches in Duluth and Fort Dodge and Adams also active in Rotary Elks and Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr. Adams
Waterloo
WBS
Nic Webber
Hlinois ‘Central
H. P. Estey ‘& Co
Old
Iowan Paper Company
Adams Company
Duluth
Minnesota
Fort Dodge
Adams
The
Elks
Albanian cabinet resigns over budget rift
The Albanian government cabinet resigns amid budget disputes per an Exchange Telegraph Rome dispatch. Meanwhile European hockey entrants to the Olympic games include Belgium Spain Denmark France Germany Switzerland Austria and India opening May 17 in the Olympic stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INSI
Nas
Rome
Amsterdam
INS
Indianam
Olympic Stadium
Belgium
Spain
Denmark
France
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
India
Edmund Gosse
Serously ii
Rangoon
Sague
Senor Guesalaga
Holland
Berlin
Gustave Stressmann
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Dutch East Indies
Senate Debates Tax Cut Bill Amid Investigations
Congress Today reports continued Senate debate on a tax reduction bill while the Campaign Investigating Committee probes Curtis and Hoover. Naval affairs subcommittee reviews schedules as 8 to 4 counts are noted. ROUSE presides as Tyson-Piize Aerold emergency retirement bill discussion goes on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Senate
Ation Bill
Curtis
Hoover
Naval Affairs
Cars
ROUSE
Tyson-Piize Aerold
Nationalists of China appeal for league help
The Chinese Nationalist government in Nanking appeals to the League of Nations under article 11 for action over Japanese intervention in Shantung. Washington and Paris dispatch follow ups note Japan's troop movements toward Tsingtao and clashes at Tsiwan with heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Shantung
Nanking
Japan
Tsiwan
League
League Council
China
Peking
U. S
Paris
W.P
Pr. c. Co
United States
Kellogg
Dr. Wu
United Press
America
Tanaka
Washington
Shanghai
Canton
Shameen
Hongkong
Talwar Bank
Brain Tests and Vocabulary Quiz From Evening Post
The item describes an intelligence test series at major universities and explains synonym and antonym terms. It lists ten words with multiple choice options and indicates answers appear on the Society Page.
Elks Grand Ruler Guest At Waterloo Lodge Event
John F P. Malley grand exalted ruler of the Elks will be guest of honor at a Waterloo lodge 290 banquet in the club home this evening. He arrives from Sioux City with James Pennelly and is joined by other grand lodge officers and local committee members for a 6 46 toast and principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F P. Malley
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Waterloo Lodge
Sioux City
James Pennelly
J. Edgar Masters
Charles E. With
Louie Foreman
Bloomington
Lil
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Co. EB
Pickett
Ryler
Ruler Maley
Charles Witt
J. C. Murtagh
Butterworth Elected U S Chamber Head in Washington
William Butterworth of Maline Indiana was elected president of the chamber of commerce of the United States. Joseph H. Defries of Chicago was chosen chairman of the board. Butterworth, a farm machinery maker, succeeds Lewis E. Pierson who did not seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D, GC
William Butterworth
Maline, Til
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States Today
Joseph H. Defries
Chicago
Butterworth
Lewis E. Pierson
Skromme Blasts Field Over Radio Invitation
In Shenandoah Red Oak May 11 Senator Lers J Skromme accuses Henry Field of snubbing radio time for campaign, terming Field stingy with broadcasts. The speech also notes a series of local property damages and a hospital admission for an abscess. Rising tensions in local political scene referenced by names and addresses from Shenandoah and nearby Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
U.P
Henry Field
Lers J. Skromme
Roland
Field
Shenandoah
Skromme
Raphael Madonna Painting Sells for Record Price
London May 11 report that Raphael's famous large Madonna sold for 875000 dollars, a record price for a single picture. Art dealer Arthur Rock disclosed the buyer as the Driveen brothers, who acquired it secretly from Lady Desborough. The previous record was Gainsborough's The Blue Boy at 783000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Raphael
Toay
Arthur Rock
Lady Desborough
Driveen Brothers
Gainsborough
Missionary killed by bullet through bedroom window in Taianfu
The American Methodist missionary Mrs. William T. Hobart was shot April 29 during fighting between nationalists and northerners in Taianfu near Tsiwan. She died an hour after being struck, as missionaries and Chinese students shelter in the basement. The Hobarts, from Evanston Illinois, arrived in China in 1882 and have two daughters in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
William T. Hobart
Taianfu
Tsiwan
China
United States
Kid Roberts Boxer Charged With Assault and Battery
Lowell Squires 21 alias Kid Roberts of 316 Riehl Street is charged in municipal court with assault and battery on a young woman. Prosecutor Ralph W. Travis says the alleged incident occurred May 5 and a trial was set for 10 a.m. tomorrow. Squires is held in the city jail after a 10 p.m. arrest by Detective Ralph Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Squires
Kid Roberts
Riehl Street
Ralph W. Travis
Jnil
Squires
Ralph Davis
Death Notices from Riverview and Local Areas
Louise Riley 7 daughter of Mrs Sybel Barnell Riverview died pneumonia at home born Waterloo May 1 1921 buried Elmwood. Jean Rumsey 2 daughter of Mr Mrs A E Rumsey Fourth Street West died pneumonia local hospital burial Elmwood. Dr George J Mack died here funeral at O Keefe Towne chapel then Monticello with Masonic rites. Samuel Hillsworth Moseley died Wednesday funeral Sunday Lafayette Street home then Renwick burial Elmwood. Thomas Lynch died in Waucoma funeral arrangements pending St Rose Cemetery. Katherine Ruth Lawson died at local hospital shortly after birth body at O Keefe Towne. Mrs Fred Matthias died yesterday funeral in Denver Lutheran Church Denver Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Riley
Sybel Barnell
Riverview Addition
Waterloo
Lowell School
Ray Barnell
Roy Marshall
Commercial Street
Clarence
Petersen Bros
Chanel
F. Herbert Moenlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Chitch
Bimal
Elmwood
Jean Rumsey
A. E. Rumsey
Fourth Street West
Ernest B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
Dean
Town City
John
G. J. Mack
George J. Mack
Moring
O'Keefe
Samuel Ellsworth Moseley
Samuel Hillsworth Moseley
Lafayette Street
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Otto Phipps
Renwick
Thomas Lyncis
Roy Rust
Second Street
Robert Obele
Thompson Avenue
Waucoma
Thomas Lynch
St. Rose Cemetery
Katherine Lawson
Katherine Ruth
H. J. Lawson
West
Parker Street
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Fred Matthias
Pred Matthias
Denver
Engleke
New Hampton
Waterloo Lodge
O'Keefe & Towne
George Wright
W. M
Scientist Argues Death Marks End Not Start of Sleep
London reports Great Britain's leading scientists debate life after death. Sir Arthur Keith contends death ends all while Sir Oliver Lodge and others argue the soul may persist beyond bodily extinction. Keith cites medical evidence that mind and soul are brain manifestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Arthur Keith
Oliver Lodge
Keith
John Blandsyiton
SirArthur Keith
Manchister University
Boy Struck by Car Injures Leg Crossing Street
Donald Vaughan a 12 year old pupil of Emerson school was badly bruised after being struck by a car driven by H F Simpson at Park Avenue and Washington Street shortly after noon today. He was riding a bicycle and taken home by private car before an ambulance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Vaughan
Emma Stone
Commercial Street
Ace
H. F. Simpson
Fourth Street
Emerson School
Park Avenue
Washington Street
Perificera
Four Aliens Seek Citizenship in Naturalization Hearing
Four aliens serving in World War I appeared before Judge Hi Bo Boies for naturalization under the soldiers act. Antonio Georgendis Greece Bruno Marx Germany Demosthenes Soumpsas Greece all from this county. Hans Olsen Denmark from Independence also sought citizenship. Adjutant E J Brucher of the American Legion assisted. Grimme naturalization examiner appeared for the government. The Tanana Alaska thermometer read 74 degrees below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Bo Boies
Antonius Georgendis
Greece
Bruno Marx
Crermany
Demosthenes Soumpsas
Hans Olsen
Denmark
Independence
E. J. Brucher
American Legion
Rk. E. Grimm
Last Frost May Hit Northern Iowa Gardens
Des Moines reports Jack Frost may visit Iowa’s northern lowlands tonight. Charles D. Reed of the state weather service predicts little impact on staples but possible damage to flowers and gardens. Last frost average is May 3, with last year on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Jack Frost
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
State Weather and Crop Service of
Reed
Defense Starts in Henderson Trial at West Union
Civil engineer E n Schenk testified for M Y Henderson cashier of the closed State Bank of Hawkeye. He described blue prints of farm territory and explained them to the court and jury as part of proving property values tied to loans alleged by the state to be improperly made. Three appraisers are listed to testify for Henderson in the district court fraud case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
E.n Schenk
Whaterog
Henderson
Oon Thiat
Urges Farmers to Vote for Lowden
Oswald Garrison Villard editor of The Nation urged Iowan voters to back former President candidate Frank Lowden,Tittnall, citing the lack of a progressive in the race and criticizing farmers for backing Herbert Hoover. He called the country politically stagnant since 1914 and warned that farmers may not vote for Hoover, while Gov. Alfred Smith was deemed unlikely to carry their support due to his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
U.P
KTNT
Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Frank
Lowden
Tittnall
Wile Iurd
Werbert Hoover
Alfed Smith
Bray Bound Over To Grand Jury In DWI Case
Earl Bray and Charles Reed were arrested yesterday on the La Porte road. Bray was bound over to the grand jury in municipal court to answer the charge of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bray
Charles Reed
la Porte Road
Orbers Curtains on Locomotives
Railroads in 26 northern states must install curtains on back and sides of engine cabs to protect firemen and engineers for use from November to April each year. A hood curtain is required to close the opening between locomotive and tender in the more northerly portion of the covered territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tilingis
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Costs Woman $300 Over Finesse Lead in Court Battle
In Los Angeles on May 11, Mrs. Esther Lyon sued Mrs. Gene Robinson for 21010 damages after Robinson finessed her partner's spade lead in a bridge hand. Testimony described a push and facial cut from the diamonds on Robinsons fingers, with the court settling on a $300 award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Gene Robinson
Esther Lyon
Business Men Ask for Arbitration of Iowa Labor Dispute
Des Moines business men led by J. C. Lewis president of the Iowa Federation of Labor petition Gov Hammill to investigate and conciliate a labor dispute tied to employment on the new federal building project in Des Moines. Hammill sent the petitions to Attorney General John Fletcher for opinion and potential arbitration under town law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mary
Theu
J. C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Hammil
Hammill
John Fletcher
North Dakota Girl Competes With Six Boys In Oratorical
A North Dakota girl joins six boys in the eighth zone national oratorical contest in Kansas City on The Constitution. The winner advances to finals in Washington May 26 with other semifinalists earning trips to Europe. Finalists include Renee Patterson and seven other competitors from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
iTi
North Dakota
Washington
Europe
Renee Patterson
Dickinson
N. D
Robert Garclay
Minneapolis
Thomas Clark
Elkhart
Elmey Norquist
Gal Student Kills Woman with Auto
Coroner's inquest to be held in Winterset Iowa for the death of an unidentified 60 year old woman killed when struck by an automobile driven by Catherine Ambrost a high school student. The woman was dragged 40 feet and her skull fractured. Ambrost says rain obscured her view and she was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterset
Ric
mMehb
Catherine Ambrest
John Old Scout Grows Thin Warns of Health Claim
An advertisement targets underweight men and women urging use of McCoy's Tablets or Cod Liver Oil Tablets. It promises a return of purchase price if after four boxes no gain of five to ten pounds occurs and health improves. Sold at Robert Drug Co and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
McCoy
Rsk
Brad
Robert, Drug Co
C. J. Miller
America
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U. S. Naval Academy
Magada Lupsecu
Prince Carol
Congress Today
Nationalists OF
Lee’y Kellogg
Tokio
Shaniing
Taiwan
Edwin F. Stanton
Ernest B. Price
Foorhow
Tsinan
Shanting
Yellow River
Hotlet
Tainan
Evening Post, Inc
Society
Thee Rasche
Atlantic
Elks’ Grand Ruler
John F. Malley
Butterworth New
Skromme Flays Field
Stingy
Radio
Mabel McCormick
Annie Son
Sixth West
Alexander Mutch
Third West
John J. Conrad
Indiana
W. W.templeton
Evanston, Ill
Boxer
Hugo Junkers
Garl
de Gray ‘Goose Airlines
Beatrice Rogers
K. 3. McDonald
Wheeler Sammons
McDonald
Tanana
Dayton Wright
Henriettta
Riding
Lester Henry
Dye
Carl Henry Gruesz
Geneva J
Doland
Housatonic
Mass
C. E. McGlure
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