George Hammond Funeral Sunday Service Details
George S Hammond, 1840 born Wisconsin native, longtime Waterloo resident, dies Friday after a yearlong illness. Funeral at First Congregational Church Sunday at 4 30 p m conducted by Parr. Survived by widow Ruby A Hoag daughter Ethel and his mother and sister in Rhode Island. Charles H Jones of Chicago unable to attend due to illness of Mrs Janes.
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Ruby A. Hoag
Rochester
Minn
Ethel
East Park Presbyterian Church
Rhode Island
Charles H. Jones
Chicago
Hammond
Grinnell
Mrs
Janes
Italian Ambassador in Berlin Attacked
Berlin reports condemn the assault on the Italian ambassador last evening and warn against demonstrations in the city. The press remains calm and moderate, calling Italy's course treacherous but offering little abuse.
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Berlin
London
Italy
Arrested in NYC for mail fraud related to former local worker
Robert I. Norwalk, once employed at a local factory, is under arrest in New York City on a charge of using the mails to defraud. The local police seek to review his record here, and authorities say he had no prior trouble in this city. Postal officials reported Norwalk's methods during his employment here.
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Robert I. Norwalk
New York City
Norwalk
Vane Addams Delivers Peace Note To Germany
Berlin through The Hague May 22 Miss Jane Addams famous suffrage and peace leader formally presented to Foreign Secretary Von Jagow the resolutions adopted by the Hague peace congress. Ambassador Gerard presented her. Robbers At Mason City Mason City reports show multiple robberies of businesses and residences with police tracing last night’s break in at a local establishment.
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Berlin
Hague
Jane Addams
Herr von Jagow
Women’s Peace Congress
Mason City
Ross Baldwin
F. M. Shores
Senor Bollati
Senor Botati
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Jagow
TRADE OF WAR ROILS ROME AS ITALY STRUGGLES
Reports from Brescia and Chiagio reveal Austrian troop massing near the Adriatic frontier and Italian rail and telegraph lines disrupted. Italy declares state of war readiness with 250000 troops on the coast at Brindisi Bari and Foggia while navigation in the Adriatic is suspended.
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Brescia
Italy
Ponte Caffaro and
Lodrone
Ponte Caffaro
Austria
Chiagio
Switzerland
Adige
Schulden
Tnusbrick
Glarus
Paris
Udine
Chiasso
Adriatic
Albania
Brindisi
Bari
Foggia
London
Lloyds
Adriatic Sea
Rome
Temps
Goritz
Isonzo
Prince von Bue Jen
Petit Journal
Giolitti
Prince van Buelow
Signor Giulitti
Donna Laura Minghelli
Villa Maria
Russians Repulse Turks on Black Sea Coast
A Russian army headquarters report says Turkish efforts to resume the offensive along the Black Sea coast were frustrated. Outposts exchanged rifle fire in the Oltz region as Russian forces occupied Sarasivan and Bashkaleh, forcing Turkish troops to retreat toward Byulis and the south.
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Petrograd
London
Caucasus
Black Sea
Oltz
Sarasivan
Bashkaleh
Byulis
Anglican Church Adopts Woman Suffrage on Long Island
Garden City May 22 The convention of the Long Island diocese of the Protestant Episcopal church adopted a canon allowing women of parishes to vote for vestrymen after morning defeat. Canon William Chase revived the measure proposing parish approval and the convention approved it.
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Garden City
Long Island
Protestant Episcopal Church
Canon Wiliam §. Chase
Waterloo Eyes 1916 Holstein Convention
Waterloo bids to host the 1916 Holstein-Friesian Breeders of America national convention as Thuel Burnham closes the 20th annual Society of Music Teachers of Iowa meeting. W B Barney and H EB Colby push Waterloo dairying, inviting Detroit and Cleveland to compete, with Syracuse on the route to advocate this city as host.
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Society of Music Teachers of
Iowa
Lowan
Thual Burnham
Paris
Waterloo
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Holstain- Friesian Breeders of America
Tlrat Clty
Mississippi
Whece
W. B. Barney
Des Moines
Slate Dairy and Food Inspector
H. EB. Colby
Kimball
Dairy Palmer
EK. S
Etel
Colby
Syracuse
EB. Colby
N. Y
Waterloo Convention Bureau
Barney
Charles van Vleck
Bureau
Chicago
New York
Laverne Bralcovell
LaVerne Beal-Cavell
Cavell
Young pianist shines in Bach to Chopin recital at First Methodist
A Waterloo review highlights a pianist born in Vinton delivering intricate Bach Mozart Schubert Liszt and Chopin selections with graceful technique. The piece drew high praise from critics noting ease and polish. The article also covers local society officers and thanks for the twentieth anniversary convention.
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Bach
Mozart
Schubert
Liszt
Chopin
First Methodist Church
Vinton
Fear Zeppelins May Drop Gas Bombs over London
Scotland Yard issued a notice warning Londoners to shelter in residences and keep lower floor windows closed to limit exposure to possible gas shells from German Zeppelins. The rest of the item records Cedar Heights school summer entertainment, a monthly exchange plan, and an automobile accident insurance pitch.
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London
Scotland Yard
Cedar] Heights
Cedar Heights
City in Brief Detailing Local Appointments and Events
Mrs James R Shephard of Manchester visits friends today. The Monday club meeting will be postponed two weeks. Mr and Mrs Simpson of Washington were guests of Dr and Mrs I Sage. Jay Hileman of Hileman Motor Car Co visited the Haynes factory in Kokomo Indiana. Miss Emma Bunnell played piano with Jubilee singers at a Hudson concert. Mr and Mrs Herbert Addington return from their wedding trip and move to Pullerton Place. Mihran Mardigian from Kitlis Turkey is visiting at the F C Sage home and will travel to Chicago after Cedar Falls. Young Men's Sunday club program at 2 30 pm features a double quartet from United Presbyterian church. Rev Effie McCollum Jones will preach memorial sermon The Glory of Sacrifice at 10 20 am. no evening service. N Cohen who bought TF L McCune stock is arrested for violating the transient merchants act and bonds for 500. Dr H Welgert leaves for Chicago to hear his daughter in recital.
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First Congregational Church
Hammond
Waterloo
Modern Woodmen
Congregational Brotherhood
Platteville
Wis
Mt. Morris College
Grinnell
Grinnel
Minnesota
Ceorge Hammond
Mrs. Simpson
Washington, In
Mrs. I
Sage
Jay Hileman
The
Hileman Motor Car Co
Haynes
Kokomo
Ind
Emma Bunnell
Sumner Street
Jubilee Singers
M. E. Church
Hudson
Herbert Addington
Pullerton Place
Effie McCollum Jones
Universalist Church
N. Cohen
TF. L. McCune
Justice French
Dr. H. ©. Welgert
Chicago
Deputy Warden May Be Deposed After Cedar River Fish Seizure
Deputy game warden Goodell and four assistants face removal amid a Cedar River fisheries seizure in Waterloo. St John of Ricaville reports charges in royal justice court against Goodell and three accomplices for alleged illegal seining. About 125 pounds of salt fish and many game fish were found, with a 100 foot net seized and to be confiscated.
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Filmer Goadell
Vetpink Ue
BR. 7
St. John of
Ricaville
Waterloo
St. Jon
Royal Justice Courts
Iondel
Illeysal
Cedar River
Goodell
Wriday
Cowin
Bed Chapman
Trosdell
Chapman
E. C. Hinshaw
Mr. St. John
Youth Held for Sweetheart's Murder in Lincoln
Day Hurley Jr., 16, was indicted in May for the murder of his fiancée Katherine Roller, 17. Roller died April 26 after a ride with Hurley, to whom she was engaged. An analysis found poison in the stomach, leading to Hurley's arrest.
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Lincoln, W
Day Hurley Jr
Katherine Roller
Hurley
Miss Roller
Murley
Flurley
Transit Company Wins Damage Case
After a twenty minute jury deliberation a verdict favored the W C F N railroad in Blaz Pritch v. railroad, denying $8000 in damages for injuries from a fall near Iowa and Dane streets. Plaintiff claimed negligence in a two trailer motor car, while the defense argued the injury occurred after leaving a moving car. Loren Risk led for the plaintiff with Pickett Swisher Farwell for the defense, marking Farwell’s first participation as partner.
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Blaz Pritch
W. C.F. & N. Railway
Iowa
Dane Streets
Kelly Station
Pritch
Loren Risk
Pickett
Swisher & Farwell
Mr. Farwell
Conductor Doomsday Joke On Five Year Old Fare
Waterloo conductor T M Jover on train No 28 encounters a child who says she is five on her birthday. He jokes that she must pay half fare now that she is five, while the mother explains she will not be five until this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinois Central Magazine
T. M. Jover
Waterloo
Temperatures and readings reported for May 2
The record shows temperatures with readings around 48 at midnight and 70 in the morning, plus variations from 43 to 114 across periods. Data supplied by Buchanan station includes ranges from 58 to 68 on some entries.
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Buchanan Sation) Co
A.m.lp.m
Waterloo lodge to meet for third degree work
Announcement notes a called communication of Waterloo lodge No. 105 A M and Masonic work this evening at the Masonic temple. Eastern Star to attend George S. Hammond funeral in a body, meeting at First Congregational church at 2 10 tomorrow after appointment. Helmet lodge No. 89 K of P meets Monday evening at Siland to work in the rank of ce legid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Order of Eastern Star
George S. Hammond
First Congregational Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Wal
Los Ws
Wal- Helmet Lodge
WRECKS MARK DAY FOR CLEVELAND AMERICANS MANAGER
Two traffic accidents occurred within an hour in Cleveland shortly before noon. A four passenger aura operated by B C Scherm erhorn collided with a Highland street car at Mulberry and Tenth streets, injuring none. An hour later Ols Oleson’s car was struck near Fourth and Lafayette, with two occupants uninjured.
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B.C. Schermerhorn
Yesides
Mulberry and
Tenth Streets
Highland Street
Ols Oleson
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Kuepferle Allegiance Found In Brooklyn Records
Brooklyn records reveal Anton Kuepferle swore allegiance to the United States in 1912 while on trial in London as a German spy. He later died by his own hand during the trial. The case raised questions about his citizenship status in New York.
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New York
Anton Kuepferle
London
Brooklyn
United States
Late War Bulletin Reports Shifting Front News
Paris May 22 The war bulletin notes hourly updates on a possible AustrianHungarian action while British and German diplomatic moves are discussed. Reports say a great battle rages on a 250 mile front with fighting along the San river and central Callette as Austrians press the offense amid tense negotiations.
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Tamiton
Ois
Tnsternae
Altho Bussin
Isession
Ty-Nile
Rive San Ia
Callete
Che
Five Killed and 25 Injured in Syracuse Explosion
A blast in Syracuse New York area on May 22 killed five and injured 25 when a dynamite case on an automobile exploded shortly after 2 PM. Authorities report several injured are in critical condition as investigators probe the cause and identify the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.J
Cummins Bill Not to Cause Freight Advance
In Whellington Iowa May 22 the Interstate Commerce Commission confirmed no freight rate increase will occur due to the Cummins amendment effective June 3. The act forbids limited liability clauses in bills of lading and railroads plan to use compliant forms. Western railroads filed a supplement aligning with the amendment, preserving normal rates except for livestock exceptions.
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Whellington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ats
Repulse Allies at Neuve Chapelle Reported
German headquarters reported military actions with British and French attacks repulsed southwest of Neuve Chapelle where colored English troops were taken prisoner and on the heights of Torette. Fighting continued in some areas while mines with poisonous gas were used west of Lille and in the Argonne. Russian night attacks near Shavli were repulsed with 200 Russians captured. No major change in the southeastern theatre.
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Berlin
Sayville
Neuvé Chapellé
Torette
Lille
Argonne
Windau
Courland
Hussia
Shavli
Kovno
Dubysa
Italians Packed for War Service on Five Steamships
New York on March 22 reports over 2,600 passengers booked for Marcon Sunday passage on five steamships, including the St. Paul. Among the travelers are more than a hundred Americans and Marconi, summoned back to Italy for war service, is listed on the St. Paul as crowds gather at the Italla Vine pier to see 800 aboard the Stampalla leaving for enlistment.
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New York
Marcon
St. Paul
Ing Tho
Marconi
Maly
Stampalla
Italy
Trial of Riker for Murder Nears End
Trinidad Colo May 12 Robert Thiich labor leader on trial for the murder of Mack Powell a cowboy during the battle of strikers and deputy sheriffs Ort 8 1918 near Ludlow testified today that he took no part in the date in which Powell was killed Thirch s testimony was brief and after a short cross examination the defense rested Butter Market Elgin UI May 22 All sales at 28 cents W O Wyant specializes in automobile insurance Rates right service the best got prices Tol 3 Red dadvertisement
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Trinidad
Colo
Robert Thiich
Mack Powell
Ludlow
Powell
Thirch
Cummins Boom Launched By Iowa GOP Leader
The Iowa Republican state central committee endorsed Senator Albert B. Cummins for the 1936 Republican presidential nomination. A Des Moines meeting produced the pledge of organized support, with Cummins not yet confirming candidacy and plans to rally voters across Iowa and neighboring states.
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Itar
Stata
Friends Word
Uunator
Fleming Brothers
Des Moines Cclub
Cummina
Arden
Cunmins
Isiate Committee
Cummins
Bellamy
Iowa
Towa
Republican State Committee
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Cum
160 acre Iowa farm near two stations for sale
Real estate listing for a 160 acre farm described as good corn land with rotation option. Located within 1 2 mile from W., G. FL & NLR R. and 7 3 2 miles from Watering. Features include an modern 8 room dwelling, a large barn, space for 12 horses, 26 cows in stanchions, 1600 bushels oats, corn and hay, cement floors, hog house, corncrib for 2000 bushels, two henhouses, toolhouse, a windmill powered well with supply tank and tankhouse, fuelhouse. Buildings noted as 2) good as new. Address owner for price and terms. D- 35, cate Conrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. FL & Nlr. R
Cate Conrier
Naprapathy Promises Cure Amid Broad Claims
An advertisement extols Naprapathy as a universal healer promising relief where other systems fail. It asserts painless, tailored treatments for infants, athletes, and acute rheumatism, claiming constipation can be cured without drugs and that Bruce Galloway of Waterloo treats alleged incurable diseases, potentially sparing operations.
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Bruce Galloway
Waterloo
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Thuel Burnhaa
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Slour City
Charles Z. Grade
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James P. Moorhead
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Hilda M. Matthey
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Charles D. Neff
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A. C. Kleine
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C. O. Lamson
Scott B. Prowell
Leah Prowell
LaVerne Beal-l Covell
Charles W. Knoop
W. We Wyant
Prico Richt
Buchanan's
James R. Shephard
Manchester
Mihran Mardigian
Kitlis
Turkey
F.C. Sage
State Teachers' College
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A. M. EL
United Presbyterian Church
Elmer Goodell
Qmcint Sin
Waco
Bude Chare
Sweetheart
Wcredie
Cleveland Americans
Kuepferle
U.S
Late War Bulletin
Varia
Tudlan
Ln Aviston
Fialt
Me Oeleck
Haron van Mirechio
Neuve Chapelle
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W. OW. Wyant
Stats Central Committee
National Campilera
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C, Go, Dowell
Harry Wallace
Gardner Cowles
Howard Clark
John Fleming
Warren Garst
Robert Weming
A. L. Urick
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City
West Aide
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B. E. Peek
Argyle
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P Broadway
Kent—eal
Broadway
M. Fredman
Cotton
Cara Canrler
Dunkerton
Dart
Waterloo Paint & Glass Co
Jefferson Street
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