Kahn Dismisses Idea of an International Banker
Otto H. Kahn told the Rochester Chamber of Commerce that there is no such thing as an international banker in America. He argued that true international business arises only from American industry, commerce and agriculture, with bankers serving main functions for export, import, and foreign loans when sound and legitimate. He noted American lenders depend on public confidence and that foreign loans should grow as Europe stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mechester
N. Y
America
Otto H. Kahn
Kubs Hoebh & Co
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Kahn
Europe
Uradt
Congress
Mrs J J Lynch Wins Sunnyside Ladies Golf Match
Mrs J J Lynch won the Sunnyside Links ladies golf match with a score of 110 and bogey three. She left the course in 128 with Shine and Mrs A F finishing fourth. Cedar Falls Mrs Cory was second with 128. Weather postponed the event. next a ladies handicap tourney and six hole short course will be held as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lynch
Sunnyside Links
Cory
Cedar Falls
Shine
A. F
Memonat
Four Boys Arrested for Garden Damages
Four boys ages eight to fourteen were arrested after damaging flower gardens on Almond Street owned by Peter Seehsterth and Amos Wheat. They confessed at the station and were turned over to probation officer Miss Blanche Robbins for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Seehsterth
Amos Wheat
Almond Street
Blanche Robbins
Waterloo Shriners at Cedar Rapids Tonight
Waterloo Shriners travel to Cedar Rapids for a ceremonial session initiating candidates. About 743 candidates planned to participate with a parade at 1 p.m. The Cedar Rapids Kabir Band will perform in the city square after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Shriners
Cedar Rapids
Mibtia
Mystic Shrine
iCedey Ranide EY Kabir
English House of Distinctive Design Shaped in Old English Style
An English type house stands out through its unusual yet tasteful design. Root eaves align with first story windows, white stucco walls, varied colored roofs, and dark weathered timber frame a distinctive exterior. Inside, four rooms on the main level, two baths, ample closets, and a full basement heat plant. Plans A-36 available from the Building Editor for about 11,500 dollars.
Osage Nearby Towns News Briefs and Tragic Loss
Osage notes from nearby towns report visits by Mrs. The Foi ler to Cedar Rapids, Mitchel Farmers Mutual Insurance secretary M. McGhan setting a high yearly applications record, and multiple family updates. A tragic accident Friday afternoon claimed Preda May Price’s life after a late Thursday night incident. Other items include health updates on Mrs. J. Wagner, Emil Gibson recovering from a truck overturn injury, and George Barrett of Council Bluffs visiting his father. Trains, travel plans, and hospital stays feature alongside illness and caregiver notices for Mrs. Bundy and several relatives across Minnesota, Iowa, and neighboring states.
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Osage
Sucy
Foiler
Cedar Rapids
M. McGhan
Mitchel ‘S
Farmers Mutual Insurance
Albertson
Wag
Fra- Mint
John Priedlund
Preda May Price
Utah
Thay
John Wagner
Mitcheth
Emil Gibson
Ker
Tobnson Heating & Bum
Manning Wederesday
Jon Tram Heh Senpol
H. Byvank
Flip Coast
Sin
Minnesota
North
Bakers
Montana
Washington
Atnd
Fatland
Lon
Barrett
Council Bluffs
J. W. Burnhe
Kasakondig
Lawrence Rite
Jane
A. Witte
Rochester
Minn
Creyton Smith
Duluth
Agan
Seohord
Chicago
Frank Loomi
Hampton
Hazel Atth
Ken Moines
Ethel Sayres
Crego Smith
Rennard
Sam Clay
J. Sonfeld
Clarksville Busy Week At Local School Events
Clarksville reports a busy school week with a baccalaureate at the Methodist church, a juniors reception and banquet, and upcoming commencement exercises. Graduates listed include Grant Asher, George Vance, Charles Ackerman, and many others. nursing announcements for family members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksvile
W. A. Lemen
Methodist Church
Richmond
Charles Ning
Grant Asher
George Vance
Charles Ackerman
Tlafragetta Reity Agorria Loomer
Aenold Sehmadeke
Fred Wamsley
Crawford Krar
Edmund’ Scharm
Leonard Goodnow
Flerberc Jacobs
Kessle
Reitz
Waterloo
AL St Francis Hospital
F. Zara
Forrest Seitz Wriday
Eagle Center Club Event At St Ann's Well Attended
St Ann's club at the hall drew a large crowd. Bernice Reiter returned from Neola Iowa after a month with her sister Velma who attends school there. The Weber child is ill with mumps. Madiron family visited Mike Puisie home. Elizabeth Schmitz plans to resume life in Denver. Mrs Jona Heinz hospitalized at St Francis. Girls club meeting set for Monday after school.
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St Ann's Club
Bernice Reiter
Neola
Velma
Tae
Frank Weber
Madiron
Mike
Denver
Cote
Jona Heinz
iSt__Francis hospital
Dewar Notes and Local Happenings May Weekend
Dewar in May 22 visit by Joe Lilley and families to Eagle Center as relatives are visited. Wise Motor Company beat Dewar 12 to 6 last Sunday. Cora is mostly planted around. Schmitt Bros. report a good spring windfall in business. H H Meyer improves but remains under doctor care. Al Meyer starts remodeling farm buildings. C Chormening handles the work, KL Turner paints. Joe Holdsman doing the work. Miss Katie Schott listed as sick.
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Otinie
Iowa City
Bremer County
Kelly
Waverly
Abr
Emil Sslading
Tasther
Dtr
Btra
William Sneller
Waterloo
Mostene
Laurens Traeger
Air
Vern J Pratt
Dennis Prats
Jon
Traeger
J. A. Munger
Alunger
Munger
Jayne
Cedar Rapids
Evangelical Church
Te Cass Opera House
Neva Webb
Fayette
Grandma Aubrey
Ochwetn
RH. Staford
Long Beach
Del
Serena
Nck
DEWAR
Bie
Joe Lilley
Eagle Center
Wise Motor Company
I Cora
Schmitt Bros
H. H. Meyer
al. Meyer
Fara
C. Cho
Gresham residents return from Palisades visit
Gresham, Gr eg Wilson and son George returned from Palisades Colorado after weeks with the former's parents. Miss Esther Wilson, a sister, or Mr Wilson, accompanied them. Frank Woldiman and family visited Waterloo business callers Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Wilson
George
Palisades
Colo
Esther Wilson
Wilson
Frank Woldiman
Waterloo
William, Shanowlss
F. W
Roy Steely
Waterton
Iruth Hotalman
Anton Nelston
Walter Sorenson
Madison hunt for slayer Whitfield and woman captive
A Madison posse and police, aided by citizens, hunt John L. Whitfield on a charge of murdering Patrolman Weenis Urstin in Cleveland. A woman, claimed as wife Marie Price, is in custody. Whitfield resisted arrest, fled into the street near a restaurant and a car chase followed. Police report a blood trail and renewed searches across the city as they pursue the suspect who earlier served 14 years in a Waupun prison for the Griffin slaying.
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International News Wire
Madison
Wis
John L. Whitfield
Cleveland Police
Weenis Urstin
Marie Price
Whitfield
University District
Waupun
Griffin
Cleveland
Iowa Farm Bureau Praises Tuck Bill and Warehousing Law
Des Moines May 23 The Iowa Farm Bureau federation executive committee endorsed the Tuck law as a key step in economy and curbing reckless bond issuance. They praised the warehousing law allowing grain storage on farms and warehouse receipts to secure loans at fair rates, and welcomed the secretary of agriculture on the executive council shaping tax values.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
General Assembly
Edepartment of Agriculture
Executive Council
Tobey Christensen Nets 11-Pound Pickerel in Snag Creek
Cedar Falls May 23 special report Tobey Christensen sets the catch of the season with an 11 pound pickerel measuring 36 inches from tip to tip caught in Snag creek at noon today.
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Cedar Falls
Tobey Christensen
Snag Creek
City in Brief and Local Notices
City notes include a Twilight league baseball forfeit by Christ Episcopal against First Baptist at League Park due to short players. Measles and scarlet fever cases rise with Agnes and Marjory McCarvill among victims. Scout hike mislisted for Lafayette Park. actual start from Lincoln Park at 9 a.m. Saturday. Several rail and bank notices, licenses, and building permits issued. Temperature highs around 70s with 72 yesterday. awareness of events in and around Des Moines and nearby towns.
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Christ Episcopal
First Baptist
League Park
Perrie Bell
Woman’s Department of Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
James Haskin
Grant Avenue
Lincoln Park
Lafayette Park
Agnes
Marjory MccCarvill
First Street
Ralph Dunlavey
Denver
Boulder
Estes, Park, Cole
Frank Stubbs
Waterloo
J. J. Knapp
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Bankruptcy Referees Association
Sioux City
Iowa
Elmer Héiser
J. &. Jordan
Hudson
William Jensen
Cleveland, Street
Fowler Company
Fourth Street Bridge
P. J. Mulray
Saxon Street
Charles Wasson
P. Z. Clements
Kern Street
C. J. Beckman
Center Street
Frank Coal Company
Mullan’ West
C. F
London
Ninth West
First Baptist 'Church
Store Employees Taught of Rapid Turnover
Walter Freeburn department manager at the Paul Davis Dry Goods Company spoke at a Monday morning meeting on rapid turnover. He said credit standing improves with turnover, meaning minimum investment and maximum profit, and results in fresh clean merchandise with reduced operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Freeburn
Paul Davis -Dry Goods
Freeburn
Cedar Heights Aid Postpones Meeting at Ferguson Home
Cedar Heights Ladies’ Aid society has postponed the Sts’ meeting planned for Mrs. P. L. Ferguson’s residence for one week, delaying the gathering and reflecting a brief change in schedule.
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Cedar Heights
Wealthy farmer dies after auto crash and heart failure
R J Hurd a wealthy county pioneer aged 77 died at his home a few hours after an automobile accident in which he appeared uninjured. He fainted at the wheel causing the car to leave the grade and overturn. Doctors credited heart failure for the fatal event. He owned 40 acres and is survived by his widow and six children.
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Willams
Iai
R. J. Hurd
Mr. Hurd
Hurd
The Substitute On a Pullman Train Ailing Singer
A reporter known for coaxing secrets observes a Pullman car scene where Alice Sanders, an ill aspiring singer, seeks a local engagement. A kind yet secretive woman helps her, while Martha Dun pursues a story about the missing talent at Waycross station and a crowded town hall awaits the performance that may not happen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dun
Alartha
Alice Sanders
Return of Martha Dun Ends with Advice on Kindness
The article recalls Martha Dun’s return to a country town for a public appearance. She thanks a generous lady for switching places with a patient, learns the country doctor will marry Theodora Gail, and stresses that happiness comes from kindness and love rather than fame or money. The lovely host promises to drive Martha to the station and hints at a renewed old love story.
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Bers
Alles
Biss Sanders
Alice
Martha -Dun
Misa Dun
Continents
Darat
Martha Dun
Dan
Theodora Gail
Eha
Hay feed house fire at 800 Jefferson Street
Fire of unknown origin destroyed a quantity of hay in the G. I. Barclay & Son feed and grain house at 800 Jefferson Street at 9 30 am today. Firemen from Station No 2 laid two lines of hose and soon had the fire extinguished with no damage to the building. Fish Safe. Tosure with Brouren Insurance Agency. Phone 1374.
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G. I. Barclay & Son Feed and
Jefferson Street
Waterloo Trains In and Out Local Dubuque Limited
Train schedule fragment lists arrivals and departures at Waterloo from Chicago Sioux City Omaha and Des Moines lines. Includes times for Omaha to Dubuque Fort Dodge Sioux Falls Albert Lea Twin Cities routes and connections at Union Depot with multiple local and express services. Contains numerous station and depot references and irregular formatting.
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Dubuque
Chicago Gue
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Wee
Sioux Falls
Ereeeeey Port Dodge
Union Depot
Qelwein
Sys
Oelwein
St. Depot
Oelwelly
Fon
Galwein
Chicago Ltd
St Depot
MeIntire Ap.m. Ye
McIntire
D.4
D.M
Kc. S
Joseph
Union
St. Joseph
Des Maines & P.m
Des Moines
Kansas City
Sye
McIntire A. Aex
Meapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Pau
Manly
Denver
Burlington
St. Louis
Vinton
Davenport
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Kahn Sys
International Banker
Commerce Club
Bhree Dem
Uate
Plocer Puy
Clarksville
Barclay
George Hleckner
Ans
Joftacra Cooper
Porner
Mika Stashell
Huth Stashell
Texas
Ruth
John Stashell
Majestic
British Isles
Spain
Iraly
Switzerland
Dunkerton Creamery
Liss Tresa
Weber
Barclay i
RO 'Gg
Califopnia
Colorado
Wisen Ted
Hiyawati
Aan Shimp
A. Pantan
Tuck Bill
Farm. Bureau Federation
Catores
Mpulse
Buchanan
Agnes Brogan
Miss Sanders
Warcross
Waycross Station
Waygross Station
Fish Safe
Tosure
Brouren Insurance Agency
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