World viewpoint urged as key to preventing warfare
Professor J D Stoops of Grinnell Iowa told a First Congregational Church audience that no league of nations or world court can stop war without a universal international viewpoint. He praised Japan for artistry, warned militarism mirrors Germany 1914, and noted China lacks centralized government.
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League of Nations
World Court
J. D. Stoops
Iowa College
Grinnell
First Congregational Church
Stoops
Orient
Japan
Germany
China
United States
England
Commodore Perry
Boy Scouts Visit Kamp Kiwanis for Weekend Pleasures
Boy Scout troop No. 8 enjoyed a weekend stay at Kamp Kiwanis near Elk Run under Scoutmaster Joe Snively. They hiked Saturday and returned Sunday. Sunday school devotions were led by El In. Parents visited camp Sunday afternoon. Attending families included the Bunns, Baldwins, Morrises, Berthhs, Marks, Troughtons, Hendersons, Moyers, Donovans, Evelyn Nerr, Jon Snively, and A. B. Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamp Kiyanis
Elk Run
Joe Snively
el ' In
Arthur Bunn
EB. V. Baldwin
A. M
Tan'r Jthe
First Congregational Church
E. 8
Istel
Dairy Cattle Congress
Joker Taken Into Custody a Sadder But Wiser Person
Police answered two calls to 406 Glenwool Street and found a quiet scene. A second call led to Joe Schuler being jailed for intoxication and deceiving an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joker
Glenwool Street
Joe Schuler
Waterloo woman club convention opens exhibits to public
Waterloians of all ages invited to view industrial art and relic displays tied to the women's club convention. The Made-In-Waterloo show at Overland-Waterloo showroom spotlights 3000 local products from tractors to house dresses with daily updates and booths under Harry Shaw’s coordination. Exhibits extend through Grace M. Lee church and in state department rooms with diverse displays from D A R antique items to war posters. Local librarians and teachers present educational displays, with Iowa and Ames contributors showcasing books, school health, economics, and art produced by students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevery
Wenderg
Grace M. LI Church
W. I. Atkinson
Henry Ness
Ames
State Art Department
Frances B. Mason
Boone
National Committee On
Chicago Art Institute
Western Art Association
St. Louis
A. G. Sawyer
W. Tt.Law
WLP
Kerwin
WM. B. Cleveland
Walnut Court
Waterloo Music and Song Writers
Frederie Mc Ross
W. R. Law
Runkel
Albert Scholin
Maud Dudley
James Murphy
Richardson
J. Ernestine Wyatt
Mra
Julia A. Robinsot
Des Moines
Iowa
Manotta Bell
Mae Wabenicht
Yes Amtoines
Jowa State Teachers College
Atl
Pilia Sehuineman
University of Iowa
Corley Conlon
West District
Slone Freeburg
W. W. White
Trust
Uncle Harry Talks on Bandits and Motives
In a schoolroom dialogue Uncle Harry explains that bandits differ more by circumstances than race. He contrasts Chinese and American bandits and notes that poverty or laziness can drive individuals to crime, using the China train-robbery as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Uncle Harty
China
Joe
Uncle Harry
Changing China and the bandit myth across nations
A news dispatch reviews the China train robbery by Chinese bandits amid civil war between northern Peking and southern Canton factions. It notes provinces with rival groups, foreign perceptions, and attitudes toward foreigners, while predicting modernization over 25 years will curb such bandit labels and unrest.
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Cain
China
Peking
Canton
Peking di
Loo
Subscriptions Boost Enlarge Church in Davenport
In Davenport Iowa on May 21 the First Presbyterian church raised 163000 dollars during Sunday services for a church enlargement fund. The project cost is 185000 dollars, with the balance to be covered by the church.
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Davenport
First Presbyterian Church
Poppies Made in Germany Spark Legion Controversy
The American Legion posts across the country face a clash over Poppy Day flowers labeled Made in Germany after German-supplied stock was used due to a domestic shortage. Iowa posts report opposition to foreign emblems, with Waterloo and Cedar Rapids weighing local losses and sentiment against buying foreign-made poppies. The confusion follows discovery of the German origin and raises questions about honoring veterans while avoiding kinship with the enemy trade. The U S Geological Survey notes remaining placer gold in Alaska valued at about 550 million dollars.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
Waterloo Post
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Germany
Legion
Honestie Plondars
Obituary notices from early Iowa counties list Dor man and Wiglia families
Mrs August G Dorman oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hickelberg born December 1 1808 in Fox township died May 16 at her Minchford Iowa home age 63 of cancer. Surviving are husband son mother three sisters and other relatives with funeral set for Pinchford at 2 pm Tuesday. Mrs Sarah Weigle Webb 76 died at home on Locust Street after three months illness born August 15 1847 at Waoste daughter of Daniel Hoover came to Orange Township at 18 married David Lichty later John Weigle. survived by children and siblings with Petersens mortuary handling arrangements. Funeral plans for M Gut- hbertson who died Saturday at St Francis hospital pending final arrangements.
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August G
Dorman
Charles Hickelburg
Fox Township
Diack Jiank County
Minchford
Wicksiberg Farm
Winslow
Milas Eletel- Note
Augual G. Dormin
Cutler County
Finchford
Sarah Wigia
Sarah Moorer Webb
le Hama
Jrey
Téath
Samuel Hoover
Waterloo
Daniel Hoover
Bayerne
Cal
Pétersen Bros
Local Resident Culbertson Dies. Waterloo Residentage Given
An obituary note states Mr. Culbertson born March 19, 1855, died after hospitalization in Dubuque and was transported to the telelly this morning. He came to Waterloo from Dubuque and lived at 1320 Westfield Avenue. Several children survive.
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Dubuque
Telly
Mr. Culbertson
Waterloo
Westfield Avenue
Infant William Floss Dies. Rites Held at Petersons
William Floss infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Floss of 2012 Lafayette street died early Sunday morning at Presbyterian hospital. Survived by two brothers and one sister. Private prayer services were held at 2 pm today at Peterson Bros chapel with burial at Riverside View.
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William Floss
Arthur Floss
Lafayalle Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Sinter
Péterson Bros
Fairview
Funeral for Jared Bi der Smiler's son held at St Marys Church
Funeral services were held today at St Marys Catholic Church for Jared Bi der Smiler one year old son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Smiler of 115 able Street. He was born March 16, 1922 and burial followed at Calvary. Survived by two parents and six siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Biider
Jared Bnider
Andrew Smiler
Able Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Calvary
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Toblag Fingstad dies
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Toblag Fingstad died yesterday at 5 p m He was born March 23 1928 at St Francis Hospital Private prayer services were held at 2 p m today from Petersen Bros chapel Burial was at Fairview
Two Men Held on Charge of Selling Liquor at Dance
Sheriff and deputies arrested A B Livingston and Alfred Peterson on bootlegging charges after a dance in a barn near Cedar Falls. Cars were confiscated and both men were brought to Waterloo. They waived preliminary examination and were bound over to the grand jury in $200 bonds each.
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H.T. Wagner
Ernie Baldwin
Stokes Place
Cedar Falla
A. B. Bivingston
Alfred Peterson
Waterloo
Warner
Adie
Livingston
Peterson
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Janan
Ife
Traft
Kamp Kiwanis
Cedar Rapids Post
U. S
United States Geological Survey
Alaglia
M. Cultibreson
M. Guthbertson
Dopo Om
St. Francis
Carl G. Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson
F. C. B. Syracure
Franklin Service & Sales CO
West Fifth ST
Waterloo, Iowa
Franklin
Minuque
Jackiger Motor Co. Inc
Franklin Motor Car Co
Marshalltown
J. W. Darling Co
Fort Dodge—Johnson & Lawrence Co
Burlington—Whitcomb Motor Co
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