Iowas Candidacy Talk Heightens For Republican Ticket
Iowa politics focus on potential presidential and vice presidential nominees with Cummins Dickinson and Meredith named as possible figures. Delegations from middle western states urged support for Dickinson while Meredith’s name surfaces as a possible running mate or presidential candidate.
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Askaro
Vrejas Des Moines
Iowa
Elpt
Meredth
Sen
Annéain
Addison Parker
Coolidge
Cummins
Middle West
L. J. Dickins
Parker
Dickinson
Midwest
Cleveland
Dicking
Meredith
New York
McAdoo
Vention
Treasury
MeAdoo
Cumming
Weather Outlook and Local Notes
Forecast warns of rain or snow tonight with clearing by tomorrow. Describes today as cold with clouds and low high near zero. Reports last night’s descent to 11 below and Marek’s 15 inch precip last week. Saturday temps ranged from 73 to 80 with 0.2 inch rain. Local ad mentions a theatre venue downtown.
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Bes Moines
Hich MarTk
Zereo
Obscure Nashua Obituary Mentions Local Figures
Nashua Iowa May 1新闻 fragment recalls Chartog Green longtime Cedar Rapids hotel manager who died Friday in a Minneapolis hotel and was buried in the family plot. Another item notes a Chaldean native Sheik Refel Emmanuel and a musician named Joe with a Kiwanis event in March.
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Nashua
Chartog Green
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Jin
Cedar Rapeide
Kpwants
Sheik Refel Emmanuel
Chaldea
Elyd Tomarraxe
Mar Noain Joe
Will Sigg
Confederate Veteran Honored at Cedar Falls Funeral
Hillam David Tiller, forced to serve with Confederate forces, was honored at his funeral by 10 members of James Brownell post Grand Army of the Republic in Cedar Falls. Tiller, born 1845 in West Virginia, lived in Cedar Falls after a Blacksmith career and marriage to Elizabeth Whitaker. he died after a long Civil War veteran life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Cedar Falls
Grand Army
West Virgin
Tierra
Imaya
Erate
Excape
Hiram
Tiler
Jerry Archer
Miter
Nome
Vane
Mr. Tiller
Elizabeth C. Whitaker
Gilea County
Virginia
Taman
Tiller
Waterloo City Notes and Local Notices
Suffern trips to Minden La on business returning June 1. Mrs. William Oriofnen returns from Waverly visit. Miss Dorothy Seifert, Cedar Rapids instructor, was Weekend guest of Mrs. Mae Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Cole and children return from Minneapolis. Mrs. Harold F. Cole and children visit in Minneapolis. Charles C. MacKay receives 26 cent rebate on unexpired policies. Miss Detha W. Work, W C A secretary from Spokane, visits Waterloo. Birth of grandson to Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of Des Moines. Lee Shillinglaw visits Waterloo. mother to move to California. Two new residences approved for construction. Zatha Burk buys residence of F. Stehmer. State convention programs set with Cedar Falls band leading Waterloo delegation. Elks to appear in formal white attire. Audit of county officers completed. reports sent to state officials. Amendment filed increasing share price of Associated Manufacturers Co. to 10 dollars. authorized capital 1.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Cole
Batty and
Gordon
Minneapolis
A. Bell
Aor
Byron
Taledo
Tal
Waterton
Charles Burbank
Bell
Triennity Rebekah
Waverly Inet
boild|De Comissioner
ALC
Cole
Campbell Avenue
W. E. Clements
Fist
Ed Karvey
Pawl
Olson
Betty Lou
G. A. LaTier
Zatha Burk
W. If. Burk
Stehmer
Waterloo
Burk
I. S. Cass
Washington
BOP OO
Cunion
Cedar Falls
Elks
T. Meader
Eldora
Hlf Wats
Sar City
State Accounting Department
Satuday
Glenn C. Haynes
County Auditor and County Board
Associated Manufacturers Company
County Recorder
W. W W. Marsh
Plumb
Pianist’s Divorce Names Drinkwater as Co-respondent
London May 19 The pianist Benna Molseiwitsel was granted a divorce from Daisy Kennedy. Violinist Joan Drinkwater was named co-respondent. Kennedy, Australian, debuted in Vienna in 1811 and in London at Queens Hall in the same year. John Drinkwater, leading London dramatist, was involved with Kennedy, ending his marriage. Drinkwater’s notable works include Abraham Lincoln Oliver Cromwell and Mary Stuart.
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London
Benna Molseiwitsel
Daisy Kennedy
Joan Drinkwater
Miss Kennedy
Vienna
Queens Hall
John Drink- Water
Council to Conclude Assessments Tonight
Marghera of the city council acting as board of review will conclude personal property assessments tonight after nine sessions. In about ten days a new session will let taxpayers whose assessments rose appear and protest the board's ruling. Notices will go to affected property owners from the city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marghera
Board of Review
Bets on Democratic next president spark Wall Street wagers
On May 19 in New York bets that the next U S president would be a Democrat ranged from one to eight to one. A betting commissioner reported only $2.00 at the odds. Judge Wood delivered addresses in Denver promoting Isaac Wetton Teague of America to a large Denver crowd and a 2 300 person city auditorium audience.
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New York
United States
Wall Street
Judge Woop
G. W. Wood
Denver
Colo
Itaak Wetton Teague
America
Judge Wood
Fire Alarm Tripped by Accident at Central Shops
Firemen responded to a large Sunday alarm at Illinois Central shops after the signal lever was accidentally triggered by a gasoline cleaning explosion. Minor damage occurred in the basement of R. Halt’s residence at 422 Denver Street. advertising line notes an insured man and a phone listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Averalia
R. We
Denver Atreat
Atkins Man Near Death After Auto Turnover
In Cedar Rapids Iowa region an auto overturn near the city limits injured F. E. Sullivan school superintendent of Atkin Indiana and others. Sullivan in serious condition with fractured skull. driver F. T. Krabling Arkiss and Mrs Jessica Cox both hurt. Several other local injuries reported and a separate crash near Weather yesterday afternoon left three men with cuts.
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Cedar Rapids
F. E.sullivan
Atkin
Is Focal Hospital
FT. C. Krabling
Arkiss
Sullivan
Phys Clanguard
Krabling
Center Point
Osago
Frank Brunson
Switchmen Confer End Expected After Elections in Denver
Denver delegates prepared to adjourn the Switchmen's Union of North America triennial convention after seven days of executive sessions. Election of the five member national board was the remaining business with resolutions under consideration. President T Cassen planned a two day meeting with grand lodge staff after the adjournment.
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Denver
Colo
Switchmen’s Union of North America
National Board of Directors
T. ©. Cassen
Prand Lodge
Conscience Stricken Thief Reveals Auto Location
An unknown person phoned John Bierie to disclose where his new automobile stolen from a garage Saturday night could be found. The car matched the description and was located a few hours later after police and the insurer acted on the tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Bierie
Oneida Street
Imarning Bleke
Hability Insurance Company
Woman jailed for causing man's death
Columbus Ohio May 1 Police arrest Grace Dolby 33 on charges of causing the death of George B Hackney 31 by throwing carbonite acid in his face at a Snockerbocker theatre motion picture show last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Miss Grace Dolby
George B. Hackney
Cedar Falls teens face theft charge with shifting story
The Cedar Falls youths Raymond Thiesen and Le Roy Pansche were arrested on break in charges at Glasener Shocker factory. Thiesen alleged Lund Belfield and Rat Moore of Waterloo planned the robbery at Black Yankill station in Cedar Falls. Deputy Sheriff Roy Armstrong noted Thiesen has given several false statements. All defendants’ arrangements are set for tomorrow in Cedar Falls before Justice Frank Biren.
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Raymond Thiesen
LeRoy Pansche
Cedar Falls
Glasener Shocker Company
Thiesen
Richard Belfield
Rat ® Moore
Waterloo
Black Yank Ll Company
Cédar Falls
Frank Biren
Roy Armstrong
Armstrong
Memory Loss Victim Nears Recovery in Rockford
Charles West of Rockford Illinois a sewing machine agent who was found here last week suffering amnesia has regained his memory but will not discuss how he traveled from Rockford to Waterloo. Attendants at St Francis hospital report his condition is favorable.
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Charles West
Rockford
Ill
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
Hartford Man Named Schools Inspector
Des Moines May 19 RB Stone Iilay was named inspector of consolidated schools of Iowa by Miss May J E Francis superintendent of public instruction. Stone formerly supervised Hartford schools in Ta. He will assume duties at once. A Swedish chemical engineer develops frost protection by a two foot machine spreading smoke blankets over orchards gardens and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Stone Iilay
Consolidated Schools of
Iowan
May J E. Francis
Stone
Hartford
Washington
A. W. McCall
Wen
Sermon on Romans XIII Draws Crowd at Walnut Street
Rev. Robert N. MacDonald spoke on Romans twelve at Walnut Street Baptist Church drawing a large audience. He avoided naming any secret group while discussing religious, civic roles of organizations and urged Christians to use Bible teachings, referencing the fiery cross as a symbol and calling for unity under Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. MacDonald
Walnut Street
Mr. MacDonald
Altha
Burr A Brown Held Not Qualified for California Office
Burr A Brown former Waterloo city attorney was ruled ineligible to succeed himself as Long Beach city attorney. The California supreme court said he had not been admitted to practice in California until April 1921 after passing the bar in Iowa in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr A. Brown
Waterloo
Long Beach
Cal
State Supreme Court
California
Iowa
Trout Carload Arrives for Black Hawk Creek Restoration
A government hatchery shipment of rainbow trout will reach at 8 a m tomorrow from Manchester Iowa. Judge George W Wood of the Izaak Walton chapter announced the timely delivery and said local members will help transfer the trout into Black Hawk creek. The Waltons praised the swift action and will assist in placing the fish in the waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Creek
Manchester
George W. Wood
Izaak Walton Chapter
Waltons
Ikes
Ministers Picnic at Y M C A Campground
Waterloo Ministerial association concludes year with annual picnic for members and families at Morris Isle Y M C A camp. Transportation and refreshment committees named with Rev. Robert N. MacDowal and others guiding plans. picnic runs from morning to late afternoon.
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Waterloo Ministerial Association
Morris Isle
Robert N. MacDowal
W. H. Beachler
A.B. Curran
R. B. Williamson
Rav
Five Men Burned In Oil Warehouse Fire
St Paul Minnesota May 19 five men were burned or injured one probably fatally when a gaseous vapor from an oil tank exploded igniting a warehouse containing about thirty thousand dollars worth of highly inflammable oil products.
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St. Paul
Ming
Deaths and fires sweep Iowa finds Hastings event planned
A telegram reports Boone district superintendent A A Thompson died in Long Beach California and a memorial service set for Hastings Nebraska next Thursday. In Muscatine Samuel Stein 24, son of S G Stein, died from injuries after a car crash near West Liberty Thursday. Park Place home of Mrs J H Pickett a noted southeastern Iowa residence was destroyed by fire with damage around 50000. the blaze caged remains undetermined.
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Boone
A. A. Thompson
Boone District Methodist
Long Beach
Cal
Hastings
Neb
Muscatine
Samuel Stein
S. G. Stein
West Liberty
Oskaloosa
Park Place
J. H. Pickett
Iowan
First M. E. Gathers 136 Members After Short Campaign
After a five day drive of personal evangelism the First Methodist Church welcomed 136 new members at the morning service on Sunday. Sixty six joined by profession of faith, forty by baptism, twenty nine children entered the preparatory class, and seventy transfers arrived from other churches. The event ended with the congregation greeting the newcomers in a single line around the auditorium. Dr. R. F. Hurlburt led the rites and the old members extended handshakes to the newcomers.
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First
M. E. Church
R. F. Hurlburt
Dr. Hurlburt
Ike Waltons Hold Meeting Tomorrow
Waterloo chapter of the Izaak Walton League plans a 7:30 p m meeting at the Greater Waterloo association to protest delays in a Washington bill to establish a Mississippi River fish and game preserve from Rock Island to Wabasha. Resolutions criticizing committees will be sent to senators and congressmen. The group vows to continue the fight until the preserve is established.
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Dion't
Waterloo
Izaak ‘Walton League
Greater Waterloo Association
Washington
Mississippi River District
Rock Island
Wabas
Chinese Student Addresses Rotarians on China
Peter Quam, a native of China and a student at Iowa State Teachers College, spoke to Rotarians about China’s political and social changes. He cited American influence as key to progress, noted foot binding ended after visits by Americans, and mentioned limited local electrics and cars in his hometown of 36 000. Max Noah performed two songs with accompaniment by Mrs. Irano Dumond.
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Peter Quam
China
Iowa State Teachers College
America
Quam
Max Noah
Irano Dumond
Eddie Collins Placed in Command of White Sox
Eddie Collins is named acting manager of the White Sox succeeding John Evers who is recovering from an appendicitis operation. The appointment follows a conference with Lou Barber and a briefing to President Comiskey.
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Eddie Collins
White Sox
International News Wire
Chicago
The
C. 4. Comiskey
John Evers
Mads
Lou Barber
Comiskey
Collins
Tributes paid to Charles G Crabtree veteran
Veterans of three wars honored Charles G Crabtree with funeral rites. Civil War and Spanish War veterans led ceremonies in First Methodist Church and Greene Iowa, followed by American Legion and G A R conduct at Greene. Pallbearers, firing squad, and floral tributes marked services in both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Crabtree
Robert Anderson
First Methodist Church
R. F. Hurlburt
Greene
G. A. R. and
American Legion
Americans Legion
Initiation of 56 Men at St Marys Catholic Foresters Court
Initiation of 56 men into St Marys Court Catholic Order of Foresters took place after a 9 am high mass and a parish reunion. About 300 attended a dinner, with Monsignor Heer from Dubuque and Father Rohiman delivering remarks. National Chief Cannon sent congratulations by telegram. Continuous involvement by local officers and committees marks a new era for the court in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Court
Order of Foresters
St. Joseph's
Thomas H. Cannon
National
Joe’ Carney
E. M. Becker
John Wolkes
W. T., Bernard
M. McCunnitz
J. W. Koch
Allison Earns First Track Trophy For Half Mile Relay
Allison school wins first track trophy with victory in the half mile relay at the county meet held Saturday in In. Shelf Rock collects the trophy for most points and Greene finishes second in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Allison School
Shelf Rock
Greene
Allison Physician Dies Unexpectedly
Dr. B. E. Hazlett, 56, an Allison physician of 26 years, was found dead in his room Saturday evening by his mother. He had suffered asthma for years but his illness was not thought serious. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the family home.
Ice Cream Coupons Distributed by Sanitary Dairy Department
Approximately 460 gallons of ice cream were distributed yesterday by the new ice cream Department of the Sanitary Dairy company to holders of coupons published in the Courier Saturday. A steady stream of patrons came to the plant throughout the day until the supply was exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Dairy Company
Courier
Harvey to Direct Post Editorial Policy
George Harvey former ambassador to England will become editorial director of the Washington Post on June 1 per Edward B McLean owner. Representatives of the district highway commission asked county supervisors for gravel maintenance on Logan Avenue road with an estimated cost of 1700 dollars to upgrade to first class condition.
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Harvey
Washington, D. C
George Harvey
England
Washington Post
Edward B. McLean
Gravey
Logan
District Highway Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Logan Avenue
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Claim Health Boost
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a simple way to gain weight and build strength in 30 days. It promotes a 66 tablet box for 60 cents with a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy from druggists or specific stores.
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McCoy
Wangler Bros
Miller, Schune‘Man Drug Co
McCoy's
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Washington Chapel
Washington Township
BF. M. Smith
Waterloo Free Methodist Church
Hiram D. Tiller
Jansenacut
Ately
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Buchanan
PF. F
Leo Regel
Clarence Klas
Dorothy Seifert
Cor College
Weat Wich Here
Mae Dodge
Misa Detha VY
W.C. A
Spokane
Wash
T. A. McManus
Air
Drinkwater
Reis
Herman G Milter
Atkins
Bierie
Klan
Indiana
Ed Jackson
Ku Klux Klan
Courier Classified Dept
MacDonald
M. E
Ike Waltons
Martuam
Duane Lester Lovelett
Mir. l
Ray B. Lovelett
Maple Street
Petersen Bros
TR. Macartney
Fairview
C.C. F
ST. Mary's
Hoer
Father Ratiman
Dubuque
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