Two Hurt As Car Turns Turtle Near Janesville
Lila Dabney of Winterset Ixie McNaughten of Cedar Falls were injured when the Iowa State Teachers College students’ car rolled over after clipping a culvert south of Janesville at 7 30 am. Dabney seriously hurt with a broken wrist and internal injuries. McNaughten bruised and sent home. Intervening motorists aided. ambulance from Waverly later took Dabney to Sartori Memorial Hospital Cedar Falls.
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Lila
Dabney
Winterset
Ixie McNeughten
Cedar Falls
Earl London
Barmie Garrimoni
Waterloo
Janesville
Miss Wabney
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Waverly
Janeseville
Miss Dabney
Miss McNaughton
Waterloo Knights of Columbus initiates 46 candidates
Local K of C council in Waterloo held a Sunday initiation for 46 candidates at the K of C hall. A banquet for 275 followed at Hotel Russell Lamson with remarks by Rev. J Slattery and J C Murtagh urging citizenship education. Entertaining program featured violin and vocal solos and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Council
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Waterloo
Hotel Russell-Lamson
J. Slattery
J. C. Murtagh
United States
J. M. Molloy
J.T. Sullivan
F.R. McGreevey
Acking
Joe McCormick
Cedar M Rapids
Father Conkie
Raymond
Kelly
John Dolan
Bernadette Dolan
Mary Kildee
Joe Averill
Delia Tritz
Marshalltown
Independence
Oelwein
Fairbanks
Waverly
Cedar Rap- Ge
Philip Garthoff Hurt In Motorcycle Collision
Philip Garthoff, 26, is recovering at home after a motorcycle collided with a car driven by FW Lawrence of Burlington Ia. He suffered a deep neck cut bruises to the face and head and a sprained shoulder. He was attended by a city ambulance and taken to a physician before returning home.
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Philip Garthof
Chestnut Street
FW. Lawrence
Burlington
Lawrence
City
Schwab to Referee 500 Mile Race at Speedway
Indianapolis May 18 Charles M Schwab steel magnate will referee the 500 mile race at the motor speedway May 20 the speedway management announced last year Henry Ford served as referee the official settles matters on race day including car positions legality and driver standings.
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Charles M. Schwab
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Motor Speedway
Speedway
Henry Ford
Call for Help from Century Ago Found in Oshkosh Garden
In Oshkosh Wisconsin on May 18 a garden dig unearthed a 1830 Fort Howard message. Carlton Steubs found two granite fragments sealed with clay. The note dated February 1830 reads Indians coming Provisions turning low J D commander. The legend suggests an Indian runner carried the message to Fort Howard and was killed or captured near Oshkosh.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Fort
Howard
Jelic
Green Bay
Carlton Steubs
Port Howard
J. D
Fort Howard
Pajama Parade at Grinnell May Face Abolition
Grinnell Iowa May 18 the annual Pajama Parade may be abolished after campus damages from last Thursday night frolicking. Reports allege a downtown cigar store window was broken a pool hall window forced entry into women’s dormitories. The cigar store owner filed a 479 dollar claim for damages and tobacco. Four freshmen were arrested tried and fined ten dollars each Wendell Davis Cromwell Jerome Wolf Richard Wilson and Robert King are named.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Grinnell Superior Court
Wendell Davis Cromwell
Jerome Wolf
Des Moines
Richard Wilson
Red Oak
Robert King
Webster City
Johnston visits Waterloo as Rayart Pictures leader
W Ray Johnston, former Waterloo resident now a prominent motion picture producer and distributor, visits his brother C G Johnston at 200 Cortlandt Street. He heads Rayart Pictures with offices in New York and Los Angeles and studios in Hollywood and San Francisco.
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W. Ray Johnston
Waterloo
New York
C. G B. Johnston
Cortlandt Street
Johnston
Rayart Pictures Corporation
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Rayart
Daily Reporter
Evening Courier
F. F. McElhinney
Theatre Owners and Independent Producers and Distributors Association
Milwaukee
Colored caterer Roscoe Mason plans European tour
Roscoe Mason, a colored caterer and former Sigma Nu house man at the University of Iowa, will sail from New York on August 15 for an extensive pleasure trip across England France Switzerland and other nations. Readlyn defeats Denver 5 to 2 on Sunday with Dickman and Logborg in Readlyn’s battery.
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Shenandoah
Roscoe Mason
New York
England
France
Switzerland
Mason
Sigma Nu
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Readlyn
Denver
Dickman
Logborg
Freeman and Acker
Dayton
Kymx
Northfield
Los Angeles
Queen Titenix
Hawaii
Koa
KASD
St. Louis
KTHS
Hot Springs
Chicago
Muertet
WBAP
Fort Worth
Springfield
Sopiano
WGAE
Pittsburgh
WEAP
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAF
the Prodigal Son
WEN
Detroit
Fed Apple Club
WDAYP
Kansity
School of the Air
Newman Lighthawks
WEAR
Cleveland
WEBI
Riviera Theatre
WFAA
Dallas
Dwight+ Brown
WGN
Drake Ensemble
WGYX
Schenectady
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Seven ‘Seas
S. Boisclair
WHAD
Milwaukee
WHAS
Louisville
Wiro
Des Moines
WIZ
Wall St Journal Review
NYU Alt College
Seven Seas
WEEC
Cincinnati
Potpori
WHS
WES Theatre
WR. F. D
Westminster Quartet
Grace Wilson
Harmony Trio
Revue
WALA
Lyrie Quartet
WMAQ
University of Chicago
Philharmonic
IWOAW
Omaha
Lnve- Tom
Odd Fellow
Nightingales
WOC
Davenport
Rainbo
Apollo Quartet
Rainbo Skylarks
WSAT
WSB
Avanta
WSME
New Orleans
Liberty Theatre
WTAS
Elgin
Radio Programs Waterloo Time and Evening Listings
Radio Digest style listings show countless stations and programs for Waterloo time with references to KDKA KOA and WY governor Nellie Tayloe Ross, plus a long slate of concerts orchestras and musical acts across U.S. cities and stations, detailing times and venues for tonight and Tuesday.
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Kdka—Rudd Light Opera
KOA
Nellie Taylor Moss
Wyoming
Wit—Saxophone Quartet
Ad—Creetian
KDKA
Pitsburgh
U, of
New Arlington Wear
Ft Worth
Star ‘Telegram
Arkansas Orchestra
Ward
Frail Blazers
WRAY
Columbus
WCID
Zion
Celestial Bell Quartet
Vecrl
Render
Origan
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Dean
Blue Ribbon
WHAM
Cleveland
Loew
WFAA
Dallas News-Journal
WGR
Buffalo
Lopez
WGY
Schenectady
Vio Uniet
Wilo
Des Moines
Apies
Capitol Theatre Organ
WLW
Cincinnati
Meyer Davis
Marjory Smith
WOAW
Gmahe
Arthur Hays
Junior Chamber of Commerce
WSAT
Waldene Johnston
WIPAM
Willard Symphony
William Metcalf
Was
Elgin
Farm Tall
WSS
Atlanta Journal
Warner's. Rs
WEAF
News
WBZ
Springfield
Marie Dutton
McEwell
Keab
Lincoln
Buick Warbler
Collegians
Waikiki
KFAE
Pullman
Kiwanis Club
KFEX
Hastings
Et Am
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Gardner Motor Entertainers
Hilda Cotton
Helen Wilson
WOS
Jefferson City
WCX
Detroit Free Press
Varied Offenders Create Busy Morn for Police Judge
Altho the sun shone bright it was a busy morning for Judge J. C. Beem as 12 offenders faced the court. Six charged with intoxication or drunkenness, four with being drunk and disorderly, one with driving while intoxicated, plus others for speeding and traffic violations. Arraignments included Arthur Sanders Jos Skillings Tillie Jones and Grace White. Trials were set for 2:30 p m and 9 a m tomorrow. One speeder forfeited a $10 bond. another was fined $10 in costs. Trafic law violators received fines from $1 upward depending on offense.
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J. C. Beem
Pollice Court
Arthur Sanders
Jos Skillings
Tillie Jones
Grace White
Parker
Franklin Street
Lincoln Park
Paul Griffith
Drunken Stabbing Affray Leaves Man Wounded
Lee Young 36 colored is in St Francis hospital with a knife wound to the right chest after a drunken fight with Ray Smith at Bass lunch room 1068 Sumner Street. Smith 42 colored is jailed on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. Police say Young’s wound is not dangerous. Smith says he acted in self defense after Young attacked with a butcher knife. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as firemen summoned a private ambulance due to lack of police transport. Moonshine liquor was cited as a possible cause.
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Lee Young
St. Francis Hospital
Ray ¢ Smith
Bass
Sumner Street
Smith
Young
Roy Smith
Oneida Street
Central Fire Station
Fight over knife attack ends in jail scene
Lisith, an alleged assailant, told police he drank moonshine before a car ride with a friend that led to a cafe confrontation. He claimed Young pulled a butcher knife, cutting his overcoat. Lisith said he defended himself with a penknife as the fight escalated. Detectives Ralph Davis and Hugh Stumrine arrested both men. Young rooms at 107 Oneida street. Smith at 234 Sumner street.
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Job
Lisith
Li Lee
Young
Hera Smith
Smith
Ralph Davis
Hugh Stumrine
Rath
Oneida Street
Sumner Street
Resinol Heals Longstanding Varicose Veins Claim
Chicago resident Mrs Gussie Newman reports a lifelong varicose vein condition improved in under a week after using Resinol. She notes severe pain, sleepless nights, hair loss, and exhaustion prior to treatment, with complete recovery in six months and deep gratitude for the remedy.
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Chicago
Ill
Resinol
Irs
Gussie Newman
Orchard St
Shell Rock May Festival At School Grounds
Shell Rock School staged a May fete on the lawn with a parade led by a May queen Myrtie Young and attendants including Jordat May Paul Chesbra and maid of honor Erma Savage. The day featured hyercllas on the green a crowd a dinner and afternoon sports and showcase of student work.
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Shell Rock Ya
Myrtie Young
Jordat May
Paul Chesbra
Erma Savage
Hyercllas
Crowhied
Plenty
National Guard Aviator Killed by 906-Foot Fald
New York May 18 Lieut James Jordan of the New York national guard air service died after his airplane struck an air pocket near Lower Bay Staten Island and fell 906 feet into the bay last night. Final box scores and Mississipp yuites advertised in the Chicago Herald and Examiner each morning.
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National Guard
New York
Lower Bay
New Dorp
Staten Island
James Jordan
New York National Guard Air Service
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Turkishroot facial cream promises cheap wrinkle removal
An old advertisement touts a home facial treatment using a Turkishroot powder mixed with lemon juice. It claims immediate soothing feel and noticeable smoothing of age lines within minutes, with a claimed cost of 3 cents per application and harmless, easily washed off results.
Charles City Parish Has Supply
Charles City, Ind May 18 The vestry of Grace Episcopal church has engaged Rev R Alten Russell who came here to act as supply during the summer Regular services and Sunday school will be held each Sunday morning and evening Holy Eucharist will be celebrated every weekday morning at 7 o clock Regular services have not been held since the rector moved to a new location several years ago
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Charles
City
Grace Episcopal Church
R. Alten Russell
Inez
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Junesville
Rob
K. €. Council
Philip Garthoff
Oshkosh Garden
Motion
Mississippi Valley League
Kaga Herald and Examiner
Eee
Waterloo Time
KEDM
KEM
KGW
JER
WAMD
WBAN
WAU
Wdwiit
WHAO
WERN
Yes
WGBS
WJY
Wie
Bil
WLE5
Patag
Wre
Wid
Wgr—Larber
Saville
Opera
Wekc—Potporrt
Kriex Kene
IKSR
KL Koa
PWX
WAHG
WRAV
WBER
WCAL
WCBD
WEMC
WHA
WILAD
WHAZ
WHO
WIAD
WKAQ
WMAK
WOO
WSAC
WEASL
EDICA
Kya
Rounders
Payetteville
Radio Digest
Zemo
Hasy
BURGH
Sme Coys Sample Cloak & Oe
West End 4Th St. Bridge
White Rotary
Central
Iowa
Power G Light Co
Charlestown
W. Va
Capital Theatre
Scholfs
Rie
DEBE
Carperith and Tefferson
Waterton
Shell Rock School
Charles City
C. W. Bruner
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson Blau
W. J. Roth
Usahuer
Marsh
of Bridge St
Tan Sn
Tuck
Bridge Street
Commercial Street
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