Drowning Tragedy Claims 10YearOld Maynard Puterbaugh
Maynard Puterbaugh aged 10 drowns in Black Hawk creek near Euclid avenue while swimming with friends. Fire crews recover the body within minutes as efforts to revive him fail. he is a student of Whittier school and son of Mr and Mrs Ev Puterbaugh of 419 Bayard street. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2:13 p.m. at the church with Rev W Court officiating.
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Maynard Puterbaugh
Ev KR. Puterbaugh
Bayard Street
Black Hawk Creek
Altho
Euclid Avenue
Maynard
Comppany
Puterbaush
Petersen Bros
Huntley
Maynard Peterbaugh
Waterloo
First
M. G. Sunday School
Whittier School
Sters
Claire Eliz
Younger
Abeth
Mars Funeral Services
Ehurch
W. Court
Elmwood
Sioux City Carmen to Consider Strike at Meeting Tonight
Sioux City laborers with the Sioux City Traction Company plan to vote on a strike at a meeting tonight and Sunday amid wage cuts for the first half of May and stalled pay raises. The dispute centers on a proposed fare increase from five to six cents and ongoing requests for seven cents. The company previously authorized a special fare rise but wages were not restored as promised.
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Sioux City
Carmen
United Tress
Siouxity Traction Company
E Traction Company
Ena' Pioyes
Noted Dancer to Enter Sunnyside Country Club Opening
Elizabeth Werbiosky, a Des Moines solo dancer, will perform at Sunnyside Country Club’s opening on June 3. She will present three dances including Bird and Oriental offerings, In Old Madrish, and a Rose character piece with pictorial elements, amid carnival lighting and a gala atmosphere. Tennis golf and other amusements will be available with dinner and supper dances in the evening.
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Elizabeth Werbiosky
Des Moines
Sunnyside Country Club
Miss Werbiosky
Colored bellboy killed by hotel elevator accident
Sherman Smith a 24 year old colored bellboy at the Padaar hotel was killed when his head was caught between a gate and the mezzanine floor base. His body was found hanging from the elevator by four guard lines, and he had been dead about a half hour according to physicians.
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Presat Meser
Sherman Smith
Padaar
Smith
Funeral rites mark death of Chief Justice Edward Doug
In Washington May 21 the body of Edward Doug, late chief justice of the Supreme Court, was laid to rest at St Mathew's Church with ceremonies led by officials from Washington and Congress. Honorary pallbearers included eight remaining justices. The casket lay under flowers before a church shrine.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Edward Doug
Lates Supreme Court
Washington
Iegk
Army and Navy
Cabinet
Gcyatic Corps
Congress
St. Mathew’s Roman Catholic Church
Yarding
Tee
Gil
Te Supreme Court
Phemus E. Lae
I Wisser
Taft
Jehief
British Forces Clash in Egypt Cites Cairo Alexandria Fighting
Dispatch reports British troops engaged Egyptian forces in Cairo and Alexandria with heavy casualties. Casualties described as significant though details remain scant. renewed outbreaks expected today as operations continue.
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Egyptia
Ins
Cairo
Alexandria
Pavpuan Petson
Hotelmen Held for Robbing Iowa Man
Associated Press report from May 21 states Tynatz Buch vinder and his son Dred, who run a small district hotel, are held for a robbery involving $16,590 in checks $8,150 in war savings stamps and $150 in liberty bonds taken from Walter of Booneville Iowa.
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Associated Press
Vncaro
Tynatz Buchvinder
Dred
Los District
Duttus Walter
Booneville
Agucci
Christian Life Report Sees War Strains and Moral Gains
The Presbyterian general assembly receives a report from Rev. MacGauley and colleagues on Christian life. It notes war-driven temptations, divorce, crime, and weakened church attendance yet records rising converts and renewed unity efforts. It urges home worship, church unity, and cautious film scrutiny to heal open wounds of society.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Presbyterian General Assembly
Hugh B. MacGauley
D. I. Paterson
America
Presidential Party Sails for New York on Mayflower
President and Mrs. Harding depart Washington at 5 pm aboard the Fateh Mayflower with a party of friends headed to New York for Monday addresses. The vessel is due in New York harbor shortly after daybreak Monday and will return late that night. The party includes Cabinet members and notable figures such as Brig. Gen. Sawne and Mrs. Knox, Senator Edge, and other officials.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Washington
New York
York Harbor
Sawne E Steretsty
Knox
Pennsylvania
Cal
Edge
New A. Thompson
United States Treas- Serser Sheland
Furer
West High juniors and seniors host annual banquet
West High juniors and seniors hosted their annual banquet at the Galloway Club. Richard Kaplan served as toastmaster and welcomed guests after a dinner served by sophomores under Frank Court. Merald Hoes spoke for the seniors. program included readings and a dance. Decorations featured blue and white. Milwaukee, divorce case noted for Mae Crag.
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West High
Ban‘quet
Galloway Club
Jelays
Frank Court
Richard Kaplan
Merald Hoes
Alfred Sweiger
Shs Sonne Seifert
D. Lee
Ang Els High
Hawkeye merger adds business talent and 111 population to Waterloo
The Hawkeye Oil company consolidates with Consumers Service Stations and Iowa Consumers to form a merged enterprise. Seventy workers, 27 with families, relocate to Waterloo bringing the total to 111 new residents. Additional field staff will follow as the operation expands. Working quarters are set up in a warehouse on Miles street near the Waterloo Gasoline Engine plant.
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Hawkeye
Greater Hawkeye Oil Company
Waterloo
Consolidated Oil Companies
M. Wharff
Consumers Service Stations, Inc
Iowa Consumers, Company
Beebe
New York
McHinley Interests
Consolidated Enterprises
Hawkeye Oil Company
Consumers’ Service Stations, Inc
Iowa Consumers’ Company
Rock Island
Miles Street
Big Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Editorial debates on Harvys address in London papers
London newspapers publish two diplomatic editorials on George Harveys Allied stance and the League of Nations. The Morning Post questions the sole security role of the League, while the Daily Telegraph notes skepticism about U S membership. The Daily News supports the League and debates Americas future in world peace.
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Associated Press
London
George Harvey
United States
Great Britain
Morning Post
League of Nations
Daily Telegraph
Post
Lloyd George
Harding
Harvey
Antisaloon League Leader Indicted in Wisconsin Election Case
Milwaukee May 21 R P Hutton superintendent of the Wisconsin Antisaloon League surrendered to detectives after a warrant sworn by a Leoner. He was arraigned on a charge of state Rutherford practi cal fraud in an election and received a June 3 continuance under bail of 2000.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
R. P. Hutton
Siuse
Isconsin’ Antisaloon League
Tiny Lad Struck by Auto and Badly Bruised
Alfred Lowell four year old son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Rabiner of 1211 Third Avenue West was knocked over on the pavement and bruised Thursday noon near Third Avenue and Baltimore Street. Mrs Hanna driving slowly stopped her car instantly after the collision. No bones broken.
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Alfred Lowell
Samuel Rabiner
Third Avenue West
Mra
Third Avenue
Paltimore’ Street
Hanna
Leaders Show Strain from Fatigue in Peace Era Reflections
The piece argues that Woodrow Wilson’s later years reflected severe nervous exhaustion and fatigue affecting judgment and duties. It contrasts Wilson’s 1918 vigor with 1936 weariness, notes Harding’s post office vision of unity, and highlights Weeks’ concern over Panama Canal staffing and costs as cabinet focus.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Hays
Harding
Will Hays
Hay
United States
Weeks
Panama Canal
Alask
New York Evening Post
Ina
Leader and Bomber for Unions Confess
Two new men linked to Chicago labor bombing cases confessed to police on Friday. James Sweeney, named alleged union leader, and Andrew Barnett, accused chief bomber, provided statements matching the gang’s earlier confession by Andrew Kory.
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United Press Ao
Chicago
Police Viday
James Sweeney
Andrew Barnett
Charios Amorris
Sw Poney
Tharilait Ware
Andrew Kory
Continual Honors Planned for Sims Visit in London
Rear Admiral William S. Sims former commander of American naval forces in the war arrives by the liner Caridrick to receive a Cambridge doctor of laws degree and will be feted with extensive official events from May 22 to June 11 as numerous friends vie to entertain him.
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Associated Press
London
William S. Sims
England
Cadrick
Cambridge University
Admiralty
Admiral Sims
Democrats Plan to Keep Ford Newberry Probe Alive
Democratic leaders vow to continue the Ford Newberry investigation amid Senate elections committee debate. George White urges committee members to press on as Ford presses for the panel to start, asserting Newberry’s seat was bought with large funds.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Ford-Newberry
Senate Elections’ Committee
George White
Democratic National Committee
Pomerone
Ohio
Ford
Newberry
Mexico Hopes for Peace after Chamber Disruption
In Mexico City on May 21 the Associated Press reports hope that the clash between radicals and Liberal-Constitutionalist deputies can be resolved without a split. After more than a week of disruptions by alleged bolsheviks, there is belief a truce may be declared or differences toned down as temper eases.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Smiles and Kinks From Today’s Wires
A jumble of brief items reports an ambulance call and a big accident in New York City where Samuel Floht is mentioned. Brooklyn notes a tailor nursing a bruised finger. The Flush ing Garden club buys insurance for its flower show against rain. St Louis items mention crooks and a police convention with 1,000 chiefs expected June 6 to 1p.
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United Fress
New York
Samuel Floht
Brooklyn
Flushing Garden Club
St. Louis
New York Trader Faces US Price Fixing Probe
An investigation shows a building trader in New York used gless in the United States. The case involves product control by the National Glag tion and price fixing alleged against nearly all Distributers association of Chicago.
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New York
United States
Distributers Association of Chicago
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