Turn Court Room Into Theatre For William McClintock Trial
Chicago dispatch reports preparations for William Shepherd murder trial with courts, police passes, and extra seating. Isabelle Papa, Billy’s fiancée, travels from Oregon and may testify. Grand jury probes deaths of William McClintock and his mother, Emma McClintock, following coroner’s inquest naming Mrs Shepherd as accessory.
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Chicago
William 1
Shepherd
Willian Nelson Afe- Clintock
Mennier
Loeb-Leopold
Newspapers and Press and Picture Association
Thomas Lyrteh
Criminal Court
Billy
Emmett Shepherd
Trobert E. Crowe
George Garman
Pope
Isabelle Papa
Oregon
Associated Press
Willam No McClintock
Emma Nelson McClintock
Texago
William D. Shepherd
Young McClintock
Clifford Hallowell Returns From Wyoming Elk Reserve Mission
Clifford Hallowell has returned from Yacuson Hole Wyoming after weeks abroad. He worked under the Izaak Walton League of America to purchase land for a conservation reservation to protect the remaining elk herds. He arrived about ten days early and reports success and interesting experiences. A local Ikes social will honor him, where he will recount his trip.
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Clifford Hallowell
Yacuson Hole
Wyo
Izaak Walton
Navy Recruiting Station Moves to Fourth Street East
The naval recruiting station is moved from 410 Lafayette to 304 1 2 Fourth Street East. It has operated near the army office for over a year. H. S. Hatton remains in charge. The new quarters are more central and Hatton expects increased enlistments.
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Naval
Lafayette Building
New Araeters
Fourth Street
Lafayette
Army
Hatton
Naval Station
J S Tuthill Elected Social Welfare Board Member
J S Tuthill was elected and named a member of the Waterloo Social Welfare League board at a monthly meeting. Vacancies will be filled at the June board meeting due to resignations of Jacob Levingston. Reports from April were by Elena Hughes, superintendent, and Ruby Imler. Dog licenses due by Friday with possible publication fees for delinquent lists. Fire prevention talk given by Arthur Kingman, assistant chief, at Rotary noon. An earthquake near Cairo caused brief shaking with no damage.
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Waterloo Social Welfare League
OCD
Jacob Levingston
Teague
Tor Apr
Biss Yelena Hughes
Fuby Imler
Jrewlch Sy
Painty & P. Tm
FW. Esher
Tedar Falls
Arthur Kingman
Euest
Rotary Club
Hindenburg Inauguration Sparks Public Support in Germany
Berlin reports show Field Marshal von Hindenburg gaining broad public approval after his inaugural as president of the German republic. He pledged to uphold the constitution, received socialist leaders with intent to gain cooperation, and was praised by papers across the political spectrum for strengthening republican authority. Also noted is a Vatican announcement naming Mgr John Knoll as bishop of Fort Wayne diocese.
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Berlin
Marshal von Hindenburg
German Republic
Lata
Eboert
Vorwaers
von Hindenburg
Republic
Repubic
Varwaerts
Termner Tageblatt
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Vou Hindenburg
United Press
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Hindenburg
Preigier Braun
Prussia
Wilhelmstrasss Palace
Braun
Bismarck
Reichsrath
Mgi. Knoll
Rome
Mgr
John Knoll
Huntington
Ind
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Radio Programs Across Markets On Wednesday Night
Listing of radio programs and stations from Waterloo to Detroit with show timings, orchestras, and featured artists. Includes KFAB KEOM RERI KFIEX KGO WRAV WCBD WPWP and many others with hour blocks and musical genres across multiple markets.
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KEOM
RERI
KFIEX
KGO
WRAV
WCBD
WPWP
Aeri
WEBW
Wwa
WEL
Wey
WAZ
Wir
WAL
Way
Lul
WAMAK
WMG
Witla
WOAL
WOAW
WORD
Wee
WREO
Police Monitor Negro Student Strike at Howard University
Washington May 13 police reserves were called to break up meetings of striking negro students at Howard University. The protests target compulsory military drill and classes were halted as students picketed university buildings on campus.
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Washington, D. C
Howard University
Norwegian Lutherans meet in Sioux City pastors attend
Sioux City May 13 Out of town ministers attending the spring meeting of the Sioux City circuit of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America include Rev. A. B. Roseland Onawa Rev. L. O. ThorsonTrwood Rev. J. N. Brown president Canton Normal school Canton D Rev. A. Christe Irwin Ta and Rev. H. K. Sumner Soldier Ta meeting here today and tomorrow.
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Sioux City
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
A. B. Roseland
Onawa
L. O. Thorson
Trwood
J. N. Brown
Canton Normal School
Canton, & D
A. Christe
Irwin
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Soldier
Waterloo obituary notices for Lydia B Taylor and others
Lydia Becker Taylor 89 of Waterloo dies at Des Moines wintering with son O R Taylor. Funeral at Grace M E Church Thursday, burial Fairview. Born 1836 in Brownsville NY. married Minor W Taylor 1858. Survived by four sons and four granddaughters. Alva Shirley dies after hospital operation. remembered in Sacred Heart Church. burial in Cedar Falls after services in Waterloo. Wenzl Steinbrucker 583 longtime mason dies at 11 am. survived by two daughters. funeral at St Marys Church. burial Greenwood. Albert Strong 49 former Waterloo resident dies in Lakewood Florida. three daughters present. former Winds Central conductor. funeral arrangements pending.
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Waterloo
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Des Moines
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Joseph Lawrence
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Mary A. McGuire
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Greenwood Cemetery
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Lakewood
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Wohimes, Witterloo
Lertha Strong
Chicago
Booze Ships Behind Blockade Stirs Smuggling
New York May 14 Prohibition crews report intensifying liquor smugglers along the Canadian border despite the blockade of rum row. Dunkirk New York newspapers note 356 cases landed at Canadaway creek and moved by trucks. Detroit agents raid a three story building seizing over 5000 gallons. A French steamer and a German steamer hover near rum row as coast guard boats enforce patrols. Fifty cases were landed at Seabright New Jersey and Norman Hall claims 115 cases reached Manhattan. Coast guard prepares aircraft and a high speed Sea Sled joins the patrol while official New London reports a three day coast guard tour to assess rum row activity.
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Des Moines Briefs Highlight Local Crimes and Elections
Paul Reinking a former First National bank cashier in Perry Iowa was sentenced to one year and one day in Leavenworth after pleading guilty to embezzlement. Other briefs report Canopus club protests at the St Paul convention over headquarters, government education efforts in Sioux City, a Burlington bridge fire on the Oskaloosa line, and a Woodbury county grand jury indictments on liquor offenses.
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Paul Reinking
First National Bank
Perry
Leavenworth
Iowa
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Sioux City
Faust
Thomas J. Kimball
Omaha
Kayrodd
Davenport
Hettendorf Company
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Rufus
Hatfield
Correctionville
Woodbury County
Fort Dodge
Albert Hep Perle
Frank Clayton
Clayton
Milnois Central
Coomer & Small
Ooal
Rock Island
Oskiloosa
John Perry
Oskala
Tve
Mayor Reverses Stance On Tail Light Ordinance
Sioux City readers report Mayor Stewart Gilman has moved to repeal the city tail light rule after repeated personal penalties. Local motorists previously protested the law as unreasonable, but the mayor had defended it until twice violating the provision and paying $10 in police court fines.
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Sioux City
Stewart Gilman
Gilman
Family Relatives Hold Queer Twist in Murder Trial
The trial hears later statements admitted by Judge Wood as evidence in the Kern murder case. Dr. Thornton testifies Kern believed death was near after a gunshot wound to the abdomen. The judge allows dying declarations while defense questions the timing and meaning of Kern words. Civics classes filed in and out of the courtroom as Arthur Kern testifies. the 12-year-old son was expected to be the next witness.
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G. W. Wood
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Kern
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Bell
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Arthur Kern
Reed’s Speech Shapes French Debt Talks and U.S. Stance
The report explains Senator Reed’s remarks influencing French hopes of debt forgiveness and a possible reshaping of reparations. It notes America’s insistence that the principal be paid to preserve obligation integrity and that any link to German reparations would not bind U S. policy. Congress seeks independent loan terms separate from Germany’s payments.
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CN. V. Herald-Tripune News Service
Japan and U S Plan New Liquor Treaty
Japan negotiates a new liquor treaty with the United States to permit Japanese ships to carry liquor inside U S territorial waters under regulations. In return Tokyo would grant U S the right to search Japanese vessels for contraband liquor outside U S waters.
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Tokio
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Des Moines Police Propose Jail Stocks For Bootleggers
Des Moines Chief James Cavender vows to revive colonial stocks and parade bootleggers through city streets to shame the liquor trade. He advocates open wagons, wrecked autos, and public display to educate and deter bootlegging, despite court objections. Cavender notes he has closed 200 illegal liquor venues in a year and will continue parades as enforcement.
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Des Moines
James Cavender
Ausely
United States
Cavender
Grim Reaper
Soen
Carl Garver
Search River Banks for Steamer Victims
Memphis Tennessee May 13 reports that no bodies remain in the wreck of the government steamer Norman located about 55 feet below the Mississippi. Army engineers direct salvage operations as a systematic search of the river banks proceeds. Earl Simonson, a fireman, was recovered a few hundred yards downstream. Twenty bodies are still missing. total deaths reach 23.
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Tenn
Norman
Mississippi Army Engineers
Earl Simonson
Parking fine appeal over unlit parked car on highway
Cedar Falls on May 12. George Alison of Parkersburg Iowa took an appeal from a $16 fine and costs in justice court here for parking a car on the highway without lights.
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Cedar Falls
George Alison
Parkersburg
Ana
Justice Court
Farmer Ended His Life by Hanging Near Waterloo
Jono Besh, driven by ill health, hanged himself in the mow of a barn on his Mt. Vernon township farm nine miles from Waterloo around noon. His two sons found the body. He had recently returned from California after spending winter there hoping to improve health. The family includes a widow and a daughter, no sons surviving.
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Jono Besh
Waterloo
Mt. Vernon
Besh
California
Eighty Japanese Language Schools Closed in Honolulu
Eighty Japanese language schools in Honolulu were closed after an injunction blocked enforcement of a law requiring a $1 annual fee per pupil. The amendment also set a $25 penalty for noncompliance, and the schools were deemed nonfunctional by the school department. The amendment uniquely barred injunction proceedings.
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Honolulu
Togay
Atlantic liner avoids iceberg in fog bound voyage
Montreal May 14. Captain Peel of the liner Inurania steered clear as an iceberg loomed through fog. Careful navigation and swift reverse kept the ship from collision while excited passengers crowded the decks. News of the escape came from Liverpool today.
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Careatus
Peel
Inurania
Liverpool
Autoists Pay Fines In Municipal Court
Two speeders paid fines of 10 dollars each and two motorists forfeited equal sums for exceeding the limit. Three other car owners were assessed 3.50 and costs for traffic law violations. One defendant pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and his trial was set for tomorrow. Also, Swisher Savings Bank of Swisher, Iowa, to reopen after over two months closed, issuing certificates of deposit to claimants in four installments.
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Iowa City
Swisher Savings Bank
Swisher
Karnak restores health says Cedar Falls man
John Williams of Cedar Falls Iowa, once deeply disordered by health and weak appetite, credits Karnak with restoring strength and appetite. He reports better sleep, energy for work, and says over 500000 bottles sold in four states. Karnak is sold by C J Miller Cedar Falls, Robert Drag Co, Hieber Brug Co, and local druggists.
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Cedar “ Falls
Karnak
bin Ack
Hag
Oxford
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Mr. Williams
C. J. Miller
Robert Drag Co
Hieber Brug Co
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Health Relief
A short advertisement claims Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy alleviates stomach and intestinal ailments caused by catarrhal mucus. It asserts a single dose proves its efficacy and offers money-back refunds. the product is sold by all druggists and was praised during a visit to Oshkosh.
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Merlicine
Oshkosh
Mayr
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