Cavaliers Plan Rebuild After Cleveland Clinic Blast
Cleveland clinic staff and 35 prominent citizens form a committee to rebuild the hospital after two gas explosions and a fire. Dr. George W. Critte will head the new clinic, with a toll estimated at 750,000 largely for medical records. The death toll rose as 75 patients were listed missing, others hospitalized, and one more victim, Ben Jones, a Canton football star, died at home.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
George W. Crite
Ichael J. Graham
Ben Jones
Canton, O
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Craig Ellyson Shines in Pygmalion at University of Iowa
The Daily Iowan lauds Craig Ellyson for his Pygmalion role produced by the Thespian players at the University of Iowa. The senior actor, son of Dr and Mrs O W Ellyson, delivers subtle character work as Higgins with keen facial expression and body movement. He is a West High School graduate.
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Pine
Craig Ellyson
George Bernard Shaw
Thespian Players
University of Iowa
Daily Iowan
Ellyson
University
0. W. Ellyson
Home Park Boulevard
Agents suggest boost in western livestock rates
Washington May 17 Agents Stiles and Parker, examining livestock freight schedules, propose revision to Interstate Commerce Commission with general but small increases. They favor mileage scales in western territory to govern new rates and indicate scales would raise railroad earnings. The commission will hear the report orally on July 10.
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Washington, D. C
Western Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
O. E. Stiles
A. S. Parker
Commissi
Waterloo Underwriters Attend Davenport Meet
Eeven members of the Waterloo Life Underwriters association attended the Davenport meet. Arthur Fred Repass Charles Ray Short Pred Miller Mrs Elizabeth Kenney and Mrs S M aleandered the rules congress. Davenport Life Underwriters association sponsored the event. One headline speaker was Charles Rockwell of Pittsburgh head of the Rockwell School of Life Insurance.
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Eeven
Waterloo’ Life Underwriters Association
Arthir Fred Repass
Charles Ray Short
Pred Miler
Elizabeth Kenney
Visit in Illinois Misses Cropper Family in Earlville
Mr and Mrs Fred S Cropper of Elmwood apartments were delayed in their trip as their mother fell ill and kept them away from Earlville for several days awaiting updates on her condition.
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Illinois
End
Fred
Cropper
Earlville
Crippled Zeppelin Struggles For Safe Landing In Storm
Graf Zeppelin, battered by NW winds, drifts toward the Mediterranean with 18 passengers and 40 crew. Commander Hugo Eckener fights to maneuver as the ship nears Toulon and Marseilles, making failed landings at Istres and others while reporters aboard describe yawing flights and mounting danger.
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Page
Paris
U.P
Mediterranean Sea
Toulon
French
Hugo Eckener
Zeppeliin
Mediterranean
Carpentras
Department
Vaucluse
Avignon
Malissard
Istres
Marseilles
Copsright
I, N, Sb
Graf Geppelin
Radley
Rhone Valley
France
Friedrichshafen
Creteht Consignment
Governors pledge support for Des Moines university amid union sessions
Telegrams from Gov. John Hammill and Des Moines officials promised full state protection for the university as the Baptist Bible union continued its seventh annual convention. Separately, coverage notes Capone era gang activity and bond speculation as Chicago police, judges, and mobsters react to recent developments in the Moran and Capone feud.
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Buffalo
U.R
Des Moines University
John Hammill
Town
Des Moines
Baptist Bible Union
Spomsers
Hammill
Capone Sentenced With Bodyguard to Year in Prison
Capone and his bodyguard were jailed after surrendering at city hall amid denials and lingering legal questions. Capone handed over two loaded .38 pistols and a gem valued at about $25,000. He and his companion had traveled from Atlantic City and offered no resistance as they were taken into custody.
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Chicago
Frank Rie
House of Correction
Scarface al
Cline
Capone
Chlna
Atlantic City
Carney
Capone Fee Rele
Levinson
Assia
Wooden teeth puzzle in skull at Springfield museum
A skull on display at the Springfield Massachusetts Museum of Natural History features three wooden pegs replacing missing teeth. The carved pegs in the lower jaw and front suggest possible postmortem modification as a trophy, with experts debating whether Florida Indians practiced hardwood dentistry or after-death alteration.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Museum of Natural History
Florida
Lawrence Jd. Stkes
Everglades
Prag
Warren K Moorhead
Phillips Andover Academy
P. B. Spotts
Amherst
Davis Accepts Post as Governor of the Philippines
Dwight F. Davis former secretary of war under Coolidge accepts the post as governor general of the Philippines, after delaying due to his wife’s heart condition. Official word came as President Hoover extended the appointment. The decision was conveyed this morning.
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Washington
BD. G
Dwight F. Davis
Coolidge
Romeral
Philippines
Hoover
International
Davis
Opponents Hire Hall to Hear Shields Fire Up Debate
In Buffalo on May 17 opponents of Dr T T Shields, Des Moines University board chair, hired a hall at the Baptist Bible union convention to present their side. EB GC Calloway and Rev Minor Stevens spoke amid heckling as Shields supporters faced questions. The meeting adopted a resolution praising Shields administration.
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Buffalo
T. T. Shields
Des Moines University
Baptist Bible Union Convention
Calloway
Minor Stevens
Shields
Hota Tournia
Stevens
William Fraser
Praser
Wasman
Dr. Shields
Edith Redmean
Sherdl
Callaway
Miss Redman
Charles Fredman
Salleith
Mob Wounding and Wife Killing Follow Police Shootout
A grocer was shot by a mob after a police shooting left his wife dead. Chief Baker tried to clear a sidewalk outside the Romey store, leading to an argument during which Mrs. Romey allegedly fired three shots, wounding Baker. Baker returned fire, wounding Mrs. Romey five times. she died later at a hospital. A coroner’s jury was convened, but the verdict was not public. Also listed are several marriage licenses for Waterloo residents.
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Tinmey
Thes
Baker
Romey
Guy Gillen
Bower
Chef Baker
Baey
Joyce Wethered Retains Woman's Golf Crown in Britain
In Andrews Scotland on May 17 Joyce Wethered of Great Britain defeated Miss Glenna Collett 3 and 1 to retain the British women's golf title. An erratic potter disrupted Collett after nine holes costing the American a chance to become the first to win the title. Also in Mooretown May 17 Joe Turnesa from White Plains New York beat C A Whitcombe of Great Britain 2 up to reach the Yorkshire Evening News tournament final.
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Andrews
Scotland
Glenna Collett
Collett
Joyce. Wethered
Great Britain
Turnesa
Mooretown
Eng
U.K
Joe Turnesa
White Plains
N. Y
Herve Today
C. A. Whitcombe
Dilworth to Council Bluffs to Return Prisoner
Deputy Sheriff W F Dilworth leaves for Council Bluffs to bring August Corrado back to the county to answer a statutory charge. Bond set at 3000 dollars.
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Dilworth
Council Bluffs
W. F. Dilworth Jeff
August Corrado
Bond
Court authorizes sale of FH Greten assets by receiver
The court yesterday authorized the sale of FH Greten & Co furriers assets to Landon and Correll of Dubuque for 4123 dollars. George Dawson of Sioux City bought at sheriff sale the Studen baker sport coupe confiscated with an alcohol cargo in Cadar Falls from G A Shearon for 350 dollars.
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FH. F. Greten & Co., Furriers
George N. Garrettson
Landon & Correll
Dubuque
George Dawson
Fourth Street
Studen Baker
Cadar Falls
G. A. Shearon
Sioux City
Mournful notices from Waterloo area obituaries
Edith M. Senneff 50, former White Sea Inn cashier, dies after stomach tumor surgery in Chicago. Funeral Monday at Thompson Til. Death also reported for Elmer Chapel born 1853, Waterloo area resident, with services at Iowa Dairy Separator and family home. Pearl Bartholomew of Cottage Street dies in a local hospital. funeral Saturday at Kistner Funeral Home with Linden M E Church pastor officiating. Burials in local cemeteries planned.
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Edith M. Senneff
Edith M. Sennett
White Sea Inn
Anna Lewis
Oak Park
West Suburban Hospital
Chicago
Senneés
Dubugie
Boldl's
Waterloo
Thompson, Til
Thomas J. Morris
George Weitze
The
White Sea Law
Frank O. Wnapel
Forest Avenue
Winnebago
Julie E
Carey Chapel
Minneapolis
Jannane R. Chanel
Hopkinton
Claude R. Chapel
Kearns Mortuary
Pearl Bartholomew
Pearl Barthalomew
Cottage Street
Lncal Hospital
Kistner Funeral Home
Joseph J. Yates
Linden M. E
Gin Feirylew
Rapid Homes Are Rising in Brica April May Report
Building Commissioner S. A. Dudley reports rapid growth in Waterinn with 76 new homes valued at 213 860 and seven new apartments valued at 114 000 under construction. January to May show varied activity: five homes in January, two in February, 17 in March, and several apartments in April and May bringing total under construction to seven with 47 units.
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Waterinn
S. A. Dudley
Chamber of Commerce
Brnca
Three Cities Seek Church Convention
Fairfield Indiana May 17 Next year's convention of the Iowan Synod of United Lutheran churches will be held at Mason City Town City or Burlington depending on the synodical board decision. The convention yesterday could not decide on the requests of the three cities but in 1931 the convention will be held at Nevada for the fifty year anniversary of the local Lutheran church. FARM BOXYS HONORED Ames Ia May 18 Seven outstanding Iowa high school farm boys named Richard Davison Clarinda Don ovAn Kruse Charles City Bryce Tucker Denison Loyal Lowntan Kelley Darwin Reichling Maquoketa Casper Jacobs Sigourney James Knapp Vinton.
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Fairfield
Iowan Synod of the United Lutheran Churches
Mason City
Town City
Burlington
Synodical Board
Nevada
Ames
Iowa
Richard Davison
Clarinda
Donovan Kruse
Charles City
Bryce Tucker
Denison
Loyal Lowntan
Kelley
Darwin Reichling
Rf Maqunketa
Casper Jacobs
Sigourhey
James Knapp
Vinton
Two Night Flyers Split Up Landing Elsewhere Near Tulsa
Two Tulsa aviators Templeton and Conrad lost each other while attempting a weight flight last night. Conrad landed at Chapman Field around 9 30 p m and Templeton later reported a safe landing near Traer. Conrad, Notre Dame student, took off again at 10 30 a m to rejoin and complete their journey toward an eastern Minnesota point.
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Tulsa
Okla
Templeton
Conrad
Chapman Field
Traer
Notre Dame University
Minnesota
Three to Attend National Meeting of Presbyterians
Dr J A Laurie pastor of Cedar Heighte Community Presbyterian Church will leave Monday with Henry Morgan Sr and Rev D W Morgan from Le Porte City for St Paul Minnesota to attend the one hundred forty first general assembly of the Presbyterian Church U S A. Rev Mr Morgen and his brother are commissioners from Waterloo presbytery. Dr Laurie's son, pastor at Redney ND, will also attend.
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J. A Laurie
Cedar Heighte Community Presbyterian Church
Willeave
Henry Morgan, Sr
D. W. Morgan
le Porte City
St. Paul
Lamont Students Triumph in Judging Contest
Lamont high school students Vance Vanek Darrel Seedorf and Wayne Seedorm won advancement to the national vocational agricultural livestock judging contest in Kansas City after taking first place at Iowa State College in the state high school judging contest. Vanek earned top individual honors while Alec Pickens Harold Metz and Raymond Blarvel of Fairfield placed second. Larry Blair Owen Hoffner and Frederick Retllman of Lytton placed third. Metz was second in individual honors and Pickens placed third.
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U.R
Vanca Vanek
Darrel Seedorf
Wayne Seedor
Lamont High School
Kansas City
Towa State College
Vance Vanek
Ales Picken
Harold Metz
Raymond Blarvel
Fairfeld
Larry Blair
Owen
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