Sinclair's Money All Gone Except Some for Gandy
Washington May 1 Harmy F Sinclair, jailed oil millionaire, had most of his money taken and placed in the jail office safe after tipping conduct controversy. Warden Peak said only six dollars remain for sweets from the jail store. Sinclair now lives in a private cell and works as pharmacist in charge of the drug room under Dr Morris Hyman. News of the change prompted restoration of press access after a prior gag order was lifted amid congressional and editorial push.
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Washington
D. C
Mai
Wiliam Li
Peak
Harmy Fy Sinclair
Sincair
Sinclair
Jatt
Morey
Washington, D. C
Harry F. Sinclair
Bongsland
Grest Neck
Jengi
Morris Hyman
William J L. Peak
George S. Wilson
Public Welfare
Pullman Diner to Open Tomorrow in Cedar Falls
L. W. Wilkinson, operator of the Black Hawk cafe and two other Cedar Falls restaurants, will open the Pullman Diner on Rainbow drive near the Cattle Congress grounds at noon tomorrow for the 1929 season. G. D. Ashford, former Gallo way club chef, will be chef and specialize on Pride of Town chicken diners.
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L. W. Wilkinson
Cedar Falls
Rainbow Drive
Cattle Congress Grounds
G. D. Ashford
Galloway Club
Fomer
Schmolt Carl L former Water loo resident dies in California
Mortuary services for Carl L Schmolt former Waterloo resident who died last Monday at Long Beach California will be conducted in the Lutheran church of Charles City Iowa Sunday at 3 p m by Rev Henry Mueller. Burial will be in Charles City Cemetery. He was born May 23 1862 in Prussia and came to America 26 years ago. He married Minnie Grossholz in 1908 and previously worked at Allstadt Langins Baking Co. He was a long-time member of First Lutheran church. Surviving are his widow, parents and four brothers and two sisters.
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Carl L. Schmolt
Funsra
Oari
UL. Schmolt
Waterloo
Loney Beach
Cal
Lutheran Church of
Charles City
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Sethmolt
Prussia
Germany
August Senmolt
Fort Madison
America
Charles
Gari
Wade
Minnie Grossholz
Charles Cin
Wreerdna Ab
Lehmolt
Allstadt & Langins Baking Co
California
Church Council
Burviving
William
Sharies City
Fred C
Duluth
Minn
Aust
Schmeling to Fight Uzeudun in New York June 27
German heavyweight Max Schmeling signed to fight Paulino Uzeudun at Yan Kee Stadium in New York City on June 27. The 15 round bout benefits a milk fund charity, Schmeling to receive 20 percent of gate receipts, with signing by Madison Square Garden president William F. Garey. Training planned at Fair Haven, New Jersey, starting mid month.
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Montreal
Mary
U.R
Max Schmeling
Paulino Uszeudun
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Milk Fund
Schmeling
William FP. Garey
Madison Square Garden
Fair Haven
WN. J
Tom Hetney
Gene Tugney
Dandelions Thrive Despite Cold Days in Byrhes Park
The dense dandelion growth overruns Byrhes Park as late season warmth favors a bumper display. Golfers curse the weed while searching for errant balls, and a call goes out to battle the common foe before seeds scatter with the wind.
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Byrhes Park
Kiwanis Play for Links Titles at Sunny Side Club
Kiwanis will hold a golf tournament starting 3 p.m. Thursday May 23 at Sunny Side Country Club. Five teams led by Lamar Duke J G Waltz Lyle McDonald S F McGinn and W A Lane compete, with prizes for best individual and team scores. Six winning teams advance to select a Waterloo team for Omaha district convention in October.
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Senual Kiwanis Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Lamar Duke
J. G
Waltz
Lyle McDonald
S. F. McGinn
W. A. Lane
B. L. Holton
Segretary
Prigros
Prom
Waterloo
Omaha
Allen Hospital Organizes Women’s Auxiliary Meeting Plans
Allen Hospital will form a Women’s Auxiliary on Monday May 20 at che kul. Rev Clintin Fs Sil Terintendent announces initial meeting for a pupiit went on Thursday afternoon. Leach authorized to name committees and bylaws. names to be made known Monday.
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Womam
Aled
Awhiel
Clintin
Leach
Ntse Arganlaacion Raentin
County Spends 8350 to Count Its Dogs
County assessors in Kalten County Andhor FLW report a 8350 expenditure to count dogs. The effort aims to enforce dog bans in township and city areas with penalties for owned or shown animals. Separately, fires destroyed barns and stored machinery in Michenota, Indiana, with losses estimated around 10,000.
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Black Hawk
Jan Y
Kaltien Gaunty
Michenota
Dsr
Indianela
Arkin
Burnen by Gasoline Incident Reported
In a brief notice from Underwood, Mrs J J Wobbe was treated for possibly fatal injuries after an accident involving gasoline and a splashed mix of gloves. The event occurred near a residential area and is under investigation for exact cause and safety lapses. Local authorities are assisting and will release further details as available.
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Underwood
J. J. Wobbe
Mystery Woman Sought in Yale Youth Slaying Case
A woman who came to meet Waller T. Huntington the day before his body was found is driving new leads in the murder investigation. Private detectives were hired as autopsy confirmed Huntington was murdered, not killed by self defense. Police seek connections to a hidden weapon and a possible secret motive amid witness questioning and detentions.
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Windsor
Goan
Waller T. Buntington
Ani
Harvard
Dinkent
Huntington
Edward J. Fickley
Ailtelie
Shorty
Hickey
Henry N. Gastello
Aaron P. Pratt
Huntingtons
American Women Presented at Second Court
London May 1. A list of prominent American women presented at the second court included figures from politics, education, and industry. Notable names and affiliations appeared as guests alongside foreign dignitaries in a formal royal event.
Traps Turnin? Unclear Words Rally Fans
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases and garbled names. Content unreadable, lacking coherent events, dates, or entities to anchor a definite news summary. No clear persons, organizations, or locations can be reliably identified for a card worthy summary.
Senate Battle Over Hoover Farm Bill Elevates Salary Power
Washington May 11 The Senate rebuffed the White House twice in the farm relief clash and moves to salvage the Hoover endorsed bill. A debated provision would have let the president fix the chairman's salary for the federal farm board, a power not seen before. It was stripped 46 to 32 amid GOP insurgent support and Democratic backing detour. The vote highlighted tensions between Hoover, insurgent Republicans, and Democratic allies as debate continues on perishable fruit inclusions and stabilization measures.
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Washington, D
Senate
Hoover
Federal Farm ‘Board
Democrats
Ilacif
Iit
Adiministra Dan
Rongreas
Allierece
Hhe Republleans
Department of Agriculture
House
Congress
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Salters
Fess
Couzens
McNary
Schall
Shortridge
Thomas
Uudabo
Vandenberg
Stabilization Corporation
Whalwr BP
Focernt Reg
Tavira Ehadaman
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Banalor Brookhart
Vilma Banky Shows Citizenship Papers in Court
Vilma Banky presented her naturalization documents in federal court today confirming her American citizenship. The actress, wife of RM Amerie Red La Recque, appeared confident as papers were exhibited, with no five year requirement noted for Wercht AEMSID Tapers.
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Los Angeles
Miny
Congress Doings Report On Tariff Debates And Sessions
Congress activity covers tariff debate, Senate adjournment, and committee actions. Reports mention trial votes, proposed amendments, and party positions as Republicans and Democrats clash over trade policy and budgetary issues.
Federal Merge at Fort Des Moines Hotel Raid
Four men were held or released on bond after a raid at the Hotel Fort Des Moines last night. Federal agents searched rooms on the seventh and lower floors finding liquor and a clients list. Lawrence Roche of Minneapolis and Milo Hilton along with Clifford Boyd faced federal court actions while Bell boy Clarence Winder was held for investigation.
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Des Moines
Bb Liberty
Fort Des Moines
Lawrence Roche
Minneapolis
Milo Hilton
Clifford Boyd
Clarence Winder
Sho
Hilton
Boyd
Roche
Winder
Waterloo May 21 1928 Year Ago Today Banquet Honors Elks Leader
Dr Thomas YU McManus became president of Town State Muedleal s efafety. John F Malley of Boston addressed Waterloo Lodge No 390 at an Elks Club banquet. Vivian Moeller won first prize and Rodney Fields second in an essay contest on the beauties of Central Heights. Building permits list names and values for several residences and structures in Waterloo including private garages sheds and furnaces.
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Thomas YU. McManus
Muedleal
John F. Malley
Boston
Mass
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Waterloo
Elks Club
Vivian Moeller
Rodney Fields
TATERS CAUGITT AND DIVORCE NEWS IN CALLED CASES
Police report a 22 year old took a ride from a streetcar and was later turned over to juvenile authorities after an investigation with Officer Pickens. a brother aided the boy’s escape, while a Chicago marriage license was issued for Ehner Weiss and Florence Howard. In Des Moines, 82 divorce decrees were issued in a district court, with 12 more finalized yesterday. a freight train car overturned near Taney Creek injuring no one.
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Taters Caugitt
Dawson Street
National Biscuit Canians
Charles Pickens
Boy
Licun
Wren
Ehner Weiss
Watrriog
Florence Howard
Caleago
Wiss
Data Deere Company
la Expecteel Tovenim
Cy Mande
Gonnet Blaifs
Omaha
Chicago
Taney Creek
Mothers Day Observed at Fort Des Moines
Mothers Day will be celebrated at Fort Des Moines with a special exercise and a program by the Fourth Cavalry. Col. Edgar A. Sirmeger issued an invitation to all roopers stationed at the post to attend the observance and the accompanying song.
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Fort Des Moines
Tacs Moines
Saldieys
Fourtertin
Roopers
Col
Edgar A. Sirmeger
Commandonat
Hoover Hopes 10 Arrange Tour of Quatern States
President Hoover considers a southern tour this fall to ease the political climate and plans a separate West Indies trip to visit Cuba Porto Rico and possibly other islands. He may visit Texas Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Alabama as part of a broad Latin America goodwill itinerary within a year.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
South
Dixie
West Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Latin America
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Arkansas
Virginia
Marth Caralina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Crime author Links Prohibition to American Crime
Charles Francis Coe told Chicago businessmen at the Commonwealth Club banquet that prohibition and the business attitude toward it fuel crime. His story Hooch, linked to the St Valentine’s massacre, noted that crimes stem from liquor wars. Coe said every man in the room violates some law.
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Chicago
UPR
Charles Francis Coe
Hooch
America
Coe
Commonwealth Club
Samuel Mellil
Fifty Fathers and Sons Banquet at Cedar Heights
Fifty fathers and sons attended the annual banquet at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church in Cedar Falls. Roger Leavitt spoke about early days in Waterloo while Harry G. Clowns, Y M C A town and country secretary, led miscellaneous stunts. Community singing and Women of the May division served the meal.
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Fathers and Sons
Cedar Heights Community
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Harry G. Clowns
Ladies’ Ain Society
Scholin Pupils in Organ Recital Monday Evening
Albert Scholin leads a pupil organ recital at 7 45 p m Monday at First Methodist Episcopal Church The program includes works by multiple composers with pieces from sonatas and movements and features performers including Sarah Shelton and Evelyne Woermiamed among others
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Scholin
Albert Scholin
Furst Methodist, Episcopal Church
Ursader
D. Miner
Sferkole
Sarah Shelton
Dalibesy
Client Seraphique
Chita
Evelyet
Barowsit
Pires
Wailmarte
Clan Gates
Unlicensed Roadhouses Raided in Tesfe Suburb
Chicago may month raid by federal agents targeted unlicensed roadhouses in Tesfe suburb. Proprietors and employees were arrested as authorities seized substantial quantities of liquor. Residents had complained of numerous venues operating without proper licensing.
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Chicago
Fadas
Tate
Tesfe
British Airman Killed at Lowell Airport Crash
Captain Roland Smith, a former British airman, was instantly killed when his plane crashed at Lowell airport as he began to run. The incident occurred in the morning while the aircraft was being hosted at the field. LaPorte residents Vincent G Rohde and Gladys Mac Fish were married by Mayor Gioan A Tibbits at the municipal building this morning.
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Lowe
Mass
Witle
Lowell
Roland Smith
Britta Airmag
Pee
LA Porte
Vincent G. Rohde
Gladys MacFish
LaPorte City
Gioan A. Tibbitts
Land of Night Whimsical Play at Sacred Heart
The Land of Night is a two act play to be shown at Sacred Heart school at seven p m on May 14. A magic cloak and a sacred plant swirl through kingdoms of darkness and light, with romance, fantasy and thrills. Princess of Night daughter of King Moon stars with Ann McGarvey and fourth and fifth grade Star maids. Princess of Dawn daughter of King Sun stars with Dorothy Menan us and Sunbeam attendants. Miss Jane Jopway and Eleanor Kelly are involved, along with Nora Mulligan Bernies Burger Moonbeam Genevieve Manahl Eloise and Mary J. Collins as evening cast members.
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Sacred Heart School
Princess of Wight
King Moon
Province of Darkness
Kingdom of the Sky
Ann McGarvey
Princess of
Dawn
King Sun
Fight
Dorothy Menanus
Sunbeam Yourds
Jane Jopway
Rains Push Corn Planting Delays Cited by Reed
Des Moines May 11. Government meteorologist Charles D. Reed warns continued rain will further hinder corn planting and field work already two weeks behind. Northern Iowa cities report up to about 2 inches in the 24 hours, with Webster City and Fort Dodge among heaviest, while the southeast remains damp.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Reid
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Cedar Falls
Sioux City
Curve on No 20 at Jesup Edge May Be Widened
A sharp right angle turn on U S Highway 20, 40 rods south of Jesup’s business district, may be widened into a wide curve. Board of Supervisors member R L Bordner cites frequent damage to guard posts and the risk to motorists, while District Highway Engineer J A Paulsen notes no action yet but possible surveys and action within days.
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Jesup
R. L. Bordner
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
No. 20
Bordher
Guardiail
J A. Paulsen
Bordner
Police Now Believe Capone Killed Three Former Henchmen
Chicago, May 21. Police now theorize that Al Capone ordered the killings of Alberh Anselm and Joan Scalise along with a third former henchman, executed to usurp gang power. The three were slain after a massacre that left seven gangsters dead, with their bodies sent back to Sicily.
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Capone
Chicago
IINS
Vilone
Alberh Anselm
Joan Scalise
Sicily
Meran
Tulip Show Set for Wednesday at Mrs Hildebrand Home
Waterloo Garden Club schedules a Spring tulip display Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the home of Mrs J C Hildebrand president 72nd Third Street West. Exhibitors must provide their own containers and label them by variety and bulb grower.
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Waterloo Garden Club
J. C. Hildebrand
West
Loomis Heads Horticulture at Ames Veishea Open House
Nathaniel H Loomis five year old son of Mr and Mrs N H Loomis will supervise the horticulture department open house at Ames during Veishea annual all college exposition to be held May 16 17 and 18 Loomis a graduate of West Mich school class of 1925 oversaw the department float in the Veishea parade that year
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Nathaniel HH. Toomis
Town State College
N. H. Loomis
Sheridan Road
Loomis
West Mieh
Nsh Ynar
WOC and WIO May Become Full Time Channels
Davenport Iowa May 11 Dr Frank W Elliott of radio station WWO C returns from Washington predicting WOC and WHO will likely receive permission for full time broadcasting. He says HESaya M Saltzmann fourth vice commissioner favors the change.
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Davenport
Frank W. Elliott
Wwoc
Wneshington
WOC
Hesaya M. K. Saltzmann
Vena
Des Moines University Trustees Discharge Faculty
Des Moines May 11 AP trustees announce that the entire faculty has been dismissed. They may apply for reinstatement June 4. A mass student march began toward the administration building. The board later voted complete exoneration of Dr T V Shields and Edith M Redman. A committee was appointed to draft a repudiation of resignation requests for Shields and Redman. The 16 hour session ended with unresolved tensions and a controversy allegedly tied to earlier faculty dismissals.
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Des Moines
De. T._ T. Shields
Des Moines University
T. v T., Shields
Edith On. Rebmin
de. T. T. Shields
Edith M. Redman
Baptist Bloie Union of North America
Max Schimpf
New York
Inter
Shields
H. C. Wayman
Probe Explosion Kills Four at Fireworks Plant
West Hanover Massachusetts May 11 Authorities investigated a powder explosion at the National Fireworks company plant that killed four workers and endangered many others. The dead include Edgar Knight 45 of Hanover Frank Bowloff 37 Teobll Skwarzynski West Hanover and Robert Perry of Hanover. Most of the 336 workers escaped as the plant’s many small buildings spread across 180 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hanover
Mass
National Fireworks Company
Brockton Hospital
Edgar Knight
Hanover
Frank Bowloff
Teobll Skwarzynski
Robert Perry
Coe Teacher Heads Science Association
Prof G T Hekak head of department of special science at Cor college was elected president of the Town Folifical Science association at its first annual meeting in Cedar Rapids Iowa May 11 Speakers from nearly every college in the state attended. Geddes W Rutherford vice president Dorothy Schalfter secretary treasurer A V Johnston Grinnell and G W Cowan Tipton Junior college join executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
UPI
G. T. Hekak
Ol Cor College
Electert Pres
Town Folifical Scievice Association
Geddes W. Rutherford
Town State College
Dorothy Schalfter
University of Nens
A. V. Johnston
Grinnell
G W. Cowan
Tipton
Birth notices listing multiple families and dates
A dense list of birth announcements with names and dates across many families. Entries include Adilison Bowlsby April 4 and Ellen DuMond April 30, plus numerous others such as Ramona Frances, Richard, Thomas William, and Wayne Leo born to various parents at local addresses or hospitals in April and May.
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Adilison Bowlsby
Second Street West
Con
Revere Aditysoz
Joel Harvey DuMond
Stn
Waimos Court
Dear Ellen
Onan Nes
Wiliam Morehead
Salisbury
Washington
Richard
John DL. Murphys
Francis Hospital
Apri
Thomas William
Keept Buckingham
Leonard Cowan
Ben- Alleton Township
Ramona Frances
Daddo O. Martin
Water Inn
Alfred Into. Meomnd
Jay Eugene McCoy
Ated
Opal
Nick Charles van Emen
Ninth
Nek Charles
Gari B. Hlenk
Ffat- Inn
Mareh M4
Alfee Louise
Floyd W. Higegson
Black Hawk
Pauline
Ava
Edward Neidert
Earb Ankeny
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le Finite
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Echolines
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Henry A. Walters
Walnut
Lisni
Apellon Soucek
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Whitch
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Soucek
Uzeudun
Allen Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary
Mt Ro
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Hartford
London
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Ceara
York
Nesura Phrips
Mion Tia Moehnun Wydom, ‘ Routan Oy
Allyte
Tarife
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Turday
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MitlLee
Searty
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iMium
Vere
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E. A. Brainard
U. S. Marine Corps
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Curtiss Flying Service
Whickyae Hotel
L. W. Erwin
Parage
Clarence Selix
Duryea
Jackson Lumber & Supply Ce Menges
Avalon
Kelley
Gable
Janney
Mauser & Fell
Mullan West
Furnace
Campbell
J.B. Cohn
Fourth West
Aava
Qishrich
Sesterrias
Quatrern States
WIN Revisit
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Reed
Veishea At.ames
D. M. University
Teacher Heads Science Association
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