Mexico Expels Catholic Official for Alleged Immigration Violations
Mexico City May 17 AP Ordered expelled from Mexico Right Reverend Caruana papal envoy was on his way to Washington via Laredo He faced expulsion for improper entry under provisions of the Mexican constitution related to foreign clergy The prelate denied the charges claiming he had given no false statements about his birth or religion and notified the US ambassador of his predicament He left with six days to depart after notification and to await Rome’s instructions The article also covers U S reactions and broader political context including dry and wet factions in Pennsylvania politics and potential impacts on the Senate race
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City
Heorne Caruana
Panal Nuntio
Wallington
Laredo
Washington
Rome
Palse
Cols Delgada
Department of ‘Governacion
Wasile
Cornal
Lottera
Pepe
Dewy George
Pepper
Pinchot
Gilford
Pennsylvania
Marks Pinchot
Judarsed Pinchot
Anti-saloon League
Women's Dry Organization
Wee
Tul
Indersen Pinchot
Senate
Dry
Willian
BR. Wilson
Wilson
Tabi. Net
Axkaulc
Pluchet
National Democratic Party
Janes A. Reed
Missouri
Philadelphia
Moderation League
Vaid toVare
Igang
Accord- Finchel
Penner
Vare
Tammany
Brennan
Chicago- Mare
United States
Mnany
Ware
Pennsylvania Republican
Mellon
David Reel
Castle
Dry Camp Va Campaign Split Turns on Dry Issue
Scrambled text recounts a Virginia dry campaign featuring Ware Pepper and Pinchot as factions vie for the wet or dry outcome. Pinchot digs up Pepper letters to cast doubt on loyalty to prohibition, highlighting intra party conflicts and strategic shifts influencing the race.
Open Waters and Rocky Islands at North Pole Base
Damaged dirigible Norge after landing at Foster Alaska. Only a small crew at Teller unable to prevent the craft from whipping about as it deflated. Norge’s frame bent and warped. Colonel Umberto Nobile says parts may be discarded or recovered after careful survey.
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Pole
Alaska
Foster
Teller
Nome
Norge
Umberto Norbile
Col Nobile
Dr Elm Saylor Takes Over Practice In Detroit Market
Dr Elm Saylor, referred to as extraplartor, assumes the partners and practice of several doctors and moves his office from 203 Fisher Building. Dr Dearhamer to leave for Detroit MI for future practice. Names include M. R. Stewart, Ruth Ktingaman, Edward Northey, Merrian Mase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Saylor
Leanis
Learhater
Leavitt & Johnson
Fisher Building
Drs. Dearhamer
al Ns
Mich
Marriac S. R. Stewart Firmingerlan
Ruth TE. Ktingaman
Waterlow
Edward N. Northey
Waterloo
Merrian K. Mase
East High Final Events Start Friday Series of Activities
A sequence of East High commencement events begins Friday with a junior senior chess banquet in Black's theater. The entertainment committee includes William Carroll Louise Green Kathryn Wildes Edward Wagner and Chester Coburn. Decorations committee members are Dea McElhinney Frank Jeker Mildred Chaplin Herbert Oltrogze and Gertinda Wierert.
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Black
Williiam Carroll
Louise Green
Kathryn Wildes
Edward Wagner
Chester Coburn
Dea McElhinney
Frank Jeker
Mildred Chaplin
Herbert Oltrogze
Gertinda Wierert
Railroad Men Testify On Brewery Shipments Grand Jury Weighs Syndicate
Cleveland report of May 17 details federal grand jury investigation into a beer syndicate operating across about a dozen states. Scores of witnesses including railroad officials from Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, Lehigh & Lackawanna, and Erie testified about freight and shipments from Scranton and Whitehall areas to Cleveland, Chicago, Buffalo, and other cities via retail bootleggers.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
A. E. Berstéen
Iesuding P
Spehard
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
H. J. Mubllaghy
East Union Services to Feature Noted Pastors
Roadman leads as First Speaker with three July services at the park. Speakers include Dr. R. Macartney of First Presbyterian, Rev. Yaggly of First Evangelical, and Rev. William Hardcastle of Tymouth Congregational. Lantern and screen will illustrate sermons. camp chairs provided for attendees.
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Roadman
R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Ubureh
O. M. Yaggly
First Evangelical Church
William Hardcastle
Tymouth Congregational Church
Thairs
Poland's Pilsudski regime gains recognition amid upheaval
Warsaw reports US French and Soviet legations recognizing Marshal Pilsudski's new government after the coup d etat that toppled the prior regime. Casualties from clashes include hundreds killed or wounded, civilians among them, with 500 dead and 4,000 wounded cited. no American fatalities reported.
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Poland
Haller
Thorn
Warsaw
Marshal Pilsudski
Pilsudski
Wille
Raver
Waterloo fishermen haul six fine pike on Shell Rock
Three Waterloo men Nic Webber Low Witty and Al W. Sutelives caught six pike averaging about three and a half pounds each in the Shell Rock and Cedar rivers on Saturday. They plan to try again Tuesday evening at Commercial elue.
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Waterloo
Shell Rock
Cedar
Nic Webber
Low Witty
al W
No Money No Work Barricade Alimony Case Delayed
John H. Siefken asked for more time from Judge G A W Wood to escape a vicious cycle of poverty and unemployment affecting alimony. He had failed to pay Elizabeth Siefken $25 monthly alimony and $7 attorney fees after claiming inability to work due to railroad duties and lack of funds. The gurnishment for half a month was lifted on condition he pays money to Mrs Siefken soon and complies with court orders, with the judge reserving further action if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iits
John H. Siefken
G. A W. Wood
Siefken
Elizabeth Siefken
Sirfren
Grand Army Guests at Rotary Club Meeting
Members of Robert Anderson post G.A.R. were guests of the Rotary club at the luncheon next Monday at Motel Russell Lamson. Reports on the recent district conference at Des Moines were given by Dr J A Brinkman W N Beverstock W H Langles Bruce Gales and George W Auntley at today’s meeting.
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Robert Anderson Post
G. A. RR
Rotary Club
Linccheon
Boon ii
Russell- Lamson
Des Moines
J. &. Brinkman
W. N. Beverstock
W. H. Langles
Bruce Gales
George W. Auintley
Doctors Save Life of an Unborn Babe
Doctors at St Josephs Hospital Aurorga saved the life of an unborn baby boy after the mother, Mrs. August Weisberck, died en route. Seven minutes after her death surgeons performed an operation. The infant, eight pounds and normal, reportedly will live. Also reported, H W Spurwar took charge as receiver for the First National Bank in Sienandoah after its closure. No condition statement given.
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Chicago
St. Josseph's Hospital
Aurorga
August Weisberck
Recklveit
Sienandoah
H.W. Spurwar
Seine
Dbeceiver
Memorials for Mary Beckman and others in Waterloo
Funeral notices detail Mary Beckman aged 71 of Waterloo and Walter Wilcox 72 of Waterloo with services at St Marys and Petersen Bros Chapel. Also listed are Clarence Leslee Smith 78, Edna Orlen 12, and Verna Delphine Shook 4 months, detailing birthplaces, family survivors, and burial plans in local cemeteries.
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Walter Almwllcox
Tor. Walters
Wilcox
Wighth Street
West
Petersen Bros. Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
Cedar, Falls
Emerald Grove
Wis
Iowa
la Porte City
Estella Baker
Earl l L.wilcox
William Humphreys
Waterloo
Hoyerelt Wilcox
San Pedro
Cal
Clarence
Cedar Falls
Central Lawn Power & Light Co
Edna Orlen
Edna Helena Niek
Nick Nielsen
Wish Street
Francis Hospital
Nick
Ethel
Midred
Myrtle
Petersen Brothers
Ue Rev
Lack of Nice Boys Endangers Girls in Sermon at First Baptist
Des Moines May 17 The shortage of well behaved young men is blamed for threats to girls’ safety in a Sunday sermon by Rev Harold Nash Geistwolt at the First Baptist Church. He warned that liquor and vice target modern girls as a result of the dearth of proper suitors and cited social concerns of the era.
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Des, Moines
Harold Nash
First Baptist
Silvers Mfg Co Starts New Building Expansion
Construction begins on an additional one story concrete building for Silvers Manufacturing Company located behind the current Cedar Heights factory. The 60 by 160 foot addition costs about 10000 dollars and will be used for assembling and warehouse purposes under President Samuel Silvers as the firm continues its eight year growth in pressed steel utility articles.
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Silvers
comBa
Linden 2
Rai
Hngkunz
Cedar -Heights
de Mmlineis Central
Sammuel Silvers
Silvers Manufacturing Company
Speeding Driver Fined in Cedar Falls Liquor Case
Cedar Falls May 17 Leo Baughman driver of an automobile with two Floyd county youths was fined 3% and costs for speeding. The trio faces illegal transportation charges after a pint of alleged intoxicating liquor was found in the car.
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Hield
Cedar Falls
Leo Baughman
Floyd County
R. BE. Murray
Ilegal Transportation
Yacht Burns Up Near Superior Wisconsin Coast
A pleasure yacht named the Virion, owned by Captain Ciezaasses of Superior, Wisconsin, burned last night near Tier, Minnesota. Frederick Todd of Des Moines reported a related banking crime in Des Moines on May 17. Police recovered about 500 in cash and checks from the scene.
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Ciezaasses
Superior
Girl Tries Suicide by Drinking Poison
Maria Baxter 18 of 621 Mobile street was found attempting to take her life by swallowing antiseptic. She was taken to Allen Memorial hospital in a serious condition after noon today as authorities investigated motive. Her mother Elizabeth Baxter was away at work when the daughter was found and unable to explain the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Baxter
Mobile Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Jasie
Piri
James
Dia
Elizabeth Baxter
Three Children and Mother Seek Father on 5000 Mile Hike
A mother Martha Glasson age 84 and her three children Dorothy nine Lestie eleven and Donald thirteen began a 5000 mile trek to find their missing father. The family started in Omaha and traveled via New York City and Florida over fourteen months. They rode in cars slept by roadsides and sold newspapers to support themselves on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Omaha
Martha Glasson
Dorothy
Lestie
Donald
Omiahe
New York City
Florida
Moblic
Male Residents in Waterloo Increase 708 in Two Years
A certified poll list by assessor J A Lawnsley shows Waterloo male residents aged 31 to 45 rose by 708 from 1924 to 1926, with most gains in the east district. The report compares two-year totals across East and West districts, noting larger growth in the east.
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Waterloo
J. A. Lawnsley
Ei Sessor
Lerk
Blames 'sad homes for wayward girls' in Des Moines
In Des Moines on May 17, Mrs. George Harnagle a police lieutenant said wayward girls stem from broken homes and divorce. She cited that 123 of 126 girls arrested in April came from homes where divorce had occurred one to three times, with most under 22.
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Des Moines
George Harnagle
Five Whole Time Jobs Open For Boys At Y M C A
The Y M C A offers five full time positions for boys aged 16 or over as part of a drive to fund summer camp trips. A 10 000 circulation asked boys to seek work and visit the office to fill applications with age address experience and other details.
East Teachers Picnic at Elk Run
East Waterboro Teachers class will hold its annual picnic this afternoon at Elk Run. Attendees include district teachers and spouses, school officials, board of education members, and their families.
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East Waterioo
Elk Run
East District
Board of Education
Aged Man Walks Into Moving Vehicle in City
Draper 74 of Williston Avenue was badly hurt when he walked into the rear of a moving automobile driven by Baldrige 111 Vine Street at Filth and Commoer streets at noon. City ambulance sent. man returned home.
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Ma Draper
Williston Avenue
D. Baldrige
Vine Street
Temperatures and weather calendar fragment
Fragmented OCR shows a dated weather schedule with days of the week and temperature entries. It lists upcoming nights and days across a sequence of dates in a vague pattern, including Sunday night and Monday forecasts, but content is garbled with partial month and location cues.
Interurban Tram Woman Killed Near Paper Valitudes Station
A malformed newspaper fragment reports Cedar Lapis a 74 year old woman killed Sunday near the Paper Valitudes station when struck by an interurban car. The text is garbled but notes an onlookers and mentions electric lines and heavy chindershesters in the Washington area.
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Cedar Lapis I
Corinthe
Collins
Hertrag
Parker Urges Police To Draw On My Bank
Clayton Bronson, recently released on bond, complains about parking fines and proposes a standing security against overtime violations. He asserts the police could withdraw funds from his account to cover traffic charges, noting four prior overtime incidents this year.
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Parker
Clayton Bronson
Atta Visthy Querie
Bronson
Bandits Rob 15 and Knock Woman Down at Restaurant
New York report says four bandits robbed 15 people at Siliro's restaurant early in the day and fled in an automobile with about $1,000 in cash and jewelry after assaulting a man and a woman. Anna Queneley, a waitress, grappled with a bandit when ordered to surrender. he struck her with a revolver butt, knocking her unconscious. She was taken to a hospital with a probable skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Siliro
Anna Queneley
Barbers to Discuss State License in Des Moines Meeting
In Des Moines on May 7 local barbers will discuss a proposed state license law at a central Iowa barbers meeting. Association president B D Offineer will outline aims and local benefits while state senate candidate George Wilson will address legislative issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
B. D Offineer
Towa
Master Barbers
George Wilson
Berenger to Sail for Debt Funding Work
French Ambassador Berenger plans to sail for France May 22 to aid passage of the debt funding agreement in the French parliament. He will address the Franco American Society in New York on May 20 and paid respects to President Coolidge today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Berenger
France
New York
Amassador
Coolidge
WARDEN SAYS FEW FISHERS, ONE CATCH IN SEASON
Deputy state game warden Thomas Waldron reports fishing has been sparse since opening. Only one man was noted catching a fish near Cedar Palis on Sunday as low water keeps river muddy. He urges cooperation with the laws and suggests painting large mint boxes near the dam to improve sightlines.
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Thomas Waldron
Rathler Noar
Timtt
Cedar iPalis
Waldron
Gideon services provide for 101 more hotel beds
One hundred one additional Iowa hotel rooms will receive bodies for use of guests as the result of work by the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Gideon camps yesterday. Services were held at Dumont under the supervision of F. E. Newkirk. Waterloo, Ackley, Cedar Falls, Shell Rock, St Paul, and area churches hosted meetings. Roy J. Giffillan led singing at four churches. A total of 101 was contributed to buy Gideon hotel bibles.
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Iawa
Waterloo
Cedar Fally
Dumont
F. E. Newkirk
Ackley
C. F. Peters
Cedar Falls
Shell Rock
Elarge
Roy J. Gilfillan
Gideon Hostel
Daily Newspaper Biggest Buy of Age Tells Students
United Press manager Femrite addresses journalism class at Iowa State College Ames explaining why the daily newspaper is the largest information enterprise. He notes 34,000 miles of telegraph lines, 36 foreign capitals, hundreds of correspondents, and multilingual reach across 18 languages. The talk highlights broad coverage and global distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Manager
Ames
Anies
Sid
United Press
United States
Bnredus
Low Bids On J C Penney Building Site
Jens Olesen and Son Construction Waterlog were low bidders for general contract at the J C Penney building site on Fourth and Water streets under revised plans. Bid was 32000, about 17000 less than Olesen’s bid on the original plans. Other bids: Mauser and Bell 24474, H A Company 34743, John 36500. Plumbing and heating bids: Bruner and Salz 6561, Roberts 6618, Anderson Plumbing 6859. Board took bids under advisement. no award yet.
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Jens Olesen& Son’ Construction ,Co
J.C. Penney, Inc
First National Bank
Olesen
Mauser & Bell
H. AL Company
John
Bruner. & Salz
Jowest
Roberts
Anderson Plumbing & Heating Co
The
Waterloo & Cedar
Fails Union
Mil Co
Soe
Ashby to Plead Guilty to Lesser Auto Theft Charge
Wiewis agreed this afternoon County Attorney W A Cook or any counsel for Herbart M Ashby Cal Wein man s tral for larceny of an automobile was to begin for day should plead guilty to a lesser charge and receive a sentence of three years in the penitentiary The plea of guilty expected late today was to be to the charge of conspiracy to commit a public offense to wit larceny of an automobile
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Wiewis
W. A. Cook
Herbart M. Ashby
Cal- Wein
Saunders Pays $100 More Toward Court Fine Total
Monte Saunders, a Black defendant, continues paying installments on a $1,000 district court fine. He paid another $100 today in the clerk of courts office, bringing his cumulative total to $898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Saunders
Atante Saunders
Farmers Union Sites for Its Properity in Fort Madison
E P Gillespy, former secretary treasurer of Argyle Taj local of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative union, is named defendant in proceedings filed by the state organization. The union seeks recovery for a charter worth $10, correspondence, pictures and a minute book worth $305 and ser ies valued at $150, alleging Gillespy did not return them after the local dissolved for unpaid dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
E. P B. Gillespy
Argyle
Taj
Farmers Educative
al and Co-operative Union
Gillespy
Standard Oil Stock Gift to Indiana Employees
More than 25,000 Standard Oil employees in Indiana became owners as the firm began delivering 45.35 million dollars in stock for which workers paid 21.8 million. The transaction shows a clear profit of 18.55 million dollars or 41.5 percent. Employees started buying stock on an installment plan five years ago with company credits of five and a half cents per dollar subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Emmployes
State Bakers Open Fort Dodge Meeting
The Iowa State Bakers association begins its twenty third annual convention in Fort Dodge Iowa with about three hundred delegates expected. The Washkonsa hotel hosts headquarters and the event opens with a Dutch lunch for ladies tonight ahead of a three day session starting Tuesday morning.
Legion Men Meet to Hear Mitchell at District Convention
Large delegations of legion men from this region gathered in Sheldon Iowa for the American Legion district convention. Col. William Mitchell, famed for air service, addressed the meeting at the fairgrounds. Drum corps from Mansfield, Sioux City, and Lee Mars provided noise and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
UPI
Legion
American’ Legion
Col
William Mitchell
Air Service Fame
Fair Erounds
Manalan
Sioux City
Lee Mars
Black Hawk County chief backs Montana trade claim
Wagner, returning from a trip to Terry Montana with two prisoners, declares he would not trade Black Hawk County for the whole state. He describes entering Minnesota and Iowa as paradise and notes jack rabbits as the main industry in South Dakota. Building permits issued by Commissioner Was son include a garage at 85 Gane Street for $100 to C F Lusthoff and a porch addition at 219 Gharios Street for C H Sehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Montana
T. Wagener
Terry
Mont
Minnesota
Iowa
Paradise
South Dakota
Charles Wasson
C. F. Lusthoff
Gane Street
C.H. Sehl
Gharios Street
Holy Catholic Parade in Des Moines Observes Vatican Celebration
Des Moines Catholics mark a Vatican celebration with a 2000 member march through city streets. A separate incident reports a lion attack and barn fire damaging property and vehicles, with unclear details and names corrupted in the text.
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Camp
Penonsylvania
Philadelphia ‘Machine
Gov- Pinchot
Pinchet
Tran
Winchot
Hart
Iinchot
Popper
U.S. Grand Jury
East Union Services
Viel Ja
May
Hartene
Math
Chinnell Colle
Raalekitte Malepey Monbridhe
Mass
WowWak
Grand Army
Mary Beckman
Longfellow Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Falbier Theo, Plassmeier
Beckman
Bohemia
Chiccago
Water
Tony
Ghicaam
Waunila
Minn
Henry
Clarence Leslee Smith
Clarence Leslie Smith
Rock Island, Railway
Raymond Smith
Baltimore
White Pigeon
Mr Smith
Raymond
Kansas
Walter
Hileman & Gindt
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Emuating
Verna Delphine Shook
Loren Shook
Park Road
O'Kee& Towne
Marshall Field
Brazil
Field Museum
Gipt
Silvers Mfg. CO
Rederick
Ate
Sor Thesore
Des Moings
Akrein Threst Hers
Oltrintor
Girl
Manos
Intererban Poly
Wilds
Alove
Josef Pilshdskie
Barbers
Jedeon Services
Jens Olesén & Co
Penney Building
Ashby
Farmers Union
Standard Oil
Fort Dodge
Mitchell
Black Hawk
Wagner
Mes
Nelile Santongs
Glastonbury
Cann
Anil
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