Golden Rule in Business Foreword at Des Moines Meet
Des Moines May 24 AP Establishment of the golden rule in business opens the seventh annual Cooperative Club International meeting today. Delegates arrive from across the country. Dr Burris A Jenkins cites examples of the rule in action, including a Cincinnati clothing firm. McAdoo, a Pacific coast delegate, expected to speak. convention to continue through Wednesday.
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Des Moines
Cooperative Club International
Kansas City
Burris A. Jenkins
Charles .K. Allen
Victor Trueblood
J. Guy Robertson
Jenkins Taday
Jenkins
Americas
Cincinnati
Amit. Monaire
Hess
America
William Gibbs McAdoo
The
Treasury
Pacific Coast
Memphis
International
Police Plan for California Alone Sparks Debate
Andrews reports Dry discusses a California only policing plan amid California resistance. The plan envisions federal "dollar a year" officers sworn in as policemen, but U.S. Attorney General Webb questions legality and viability of enforcing such a scheme in California.
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Caliornia
California
Col
Ned Green
Tolet
The
United Press
U.S. Webb
Three Die in Line Crash at Dead Man's Crossing
A Columbus area disaster reports a family of three killed in a car train crash three miles southwest of Columbus while en route to Beck's grave. Victims include Frank Fedderjohn 25, his wife 25, and their 1 ½ month old infant. Mrs Bertachy died and her husband Robert was seriously injured when their gate struck a fence and rolled down a 15 foot incline at a bridge approach near Riverhead May 24.
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Pete
Wilford, Mead
Velma Mead
Riverhead
Charlotte Bertachy
Robert
Columbus
Ind
Here
Beck
Frank Fedderjohn
Deman Ding
Brookhart Campaign Tour Reaches Countryside Folk
Brookhart addresses rural voters with a Harsh defense of agriculture and insistence that no widespread problems exist. He plans further talks in La Porte Cir Eagle Center Orange and Cedar Falls with appearances by Frank Holmes and T E Tollefson at Linenia Park and other venues.
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Cummins
Hery
la Porte Cir
Eagle Center
Orange
Cedar Falls
Bravisiage
Linenia Park
Frank Holmes
Readin
Tollefson
Minnis
Neighbor fined for spanking case in Auburn Indiana
May 14 in Auburn Indiana Clarence Freeman was fined $28 plus costs totaling $34.60 for spanking his next door neighbor Mrs. Etta Osbun. Freeman claimed it might do her some good and said he believed it wouldn’t hurt her.
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Auburn
Ind
Clarence. Freeman
Etta Osbun
Iowa Senator Claims Farm Losses From Three Policies
At Washburn a Iowa senator cited Moody Moorer data to claim farm income losses reach 300 million annually, blaming high freight rates under the Haach-Cumming law, the federal reserve deflation, and a protected farm market sold in a world market. He pledges to nullify Republican farmer aid promises and asserts his opponent is the nation’s most powerful senator.
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Washburn
Brookhert
Herbert Moorer
United States
Iowa
Hsch-Cumming Transportation
Federal Reserve Bank
Senate
United States Senate
Pioneer photo man Leonard Simmons dies at 71
Leonard Simmons a Waterloo pioneer photographer died at his son Charles in Evans ton Illinois of heart disease and complications. He worked in Waterloo from 1882 to 1919 and retired last year to live with his son. Born January 1, 1835 in Meridian New York he married Emma Jane LaTier in 1880. Surviving are his widow son and daughter Mrs W P Waterloo with two grandchildren. Body to arrive tomorrow for funeral arrangements with O Kelle Towne. Funeral Wednesday afternoon.
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Vellas Leonard Simmons
Waterloo
Charles WY. Simmons
Evanston
Simmons
Meridian
N.Y
Misa Emma Jane LaTier
D. LaTier
Charles V. Simmons
W. P. Waterloo
W. E., Fay
LeRoy Simmons
Wateriog
O'Kelle & Towne Funeral Partors
Probe of Child Death Sparks Earlville Mystery
Report on analysis of stomach contents of five year old Mary Fannon, stepdaughter of Mrs. Thomas Pannon, Barkville Indiana, tied to a death last September. Exhumation of the girl’s body noted as officials seek sensational developments. Father killed in Portland, Oregon, as the case stirs public interest.
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Cedar Rapids
INS
Mary Fannon
Thomas Pannon
Barkville
Wika
Felday Huert Carr
Owen McMoel
Lapkinton
User “Bild
University of Ina
Waa
Portland
Ore
Igsathinea
i—Altha
United States
Robert Blanfield
K C Open 3 Day Meet at Davenport
Davenport May 24 The annual three day event opened in Davenport with Knights of Columbus and Nuights of Town participants at a convention celebrating the twenty fifth anniversary of the founding of the near Loras council. The Black Hawk hotel selected as headquarters for the conclave where TS candidates will receive the fourth degree at the annual exemplification.
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Davenport
Knights of Columbus
Near Loras
Black Hawk
Telephone Company Plans Reorganization in Lincoln Neb
Forms reveal a proposal to reorganize the Canri-Reni Telephone Company with headquarters in Saint Paul and Lincoln, Minnesota, led by T. Woods president of the Lincoln Telephone company. The plan includes purchase of small independent telephone firms and wage adjustments.
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Linear
Neb
Oga4
Teampany
Canri- Reni
Huppy
Tity Oi
St. 'Ek
Minn
Woods
Prns Dent
Lincoln Telephant
Vni
Woods Hans
Purchany
Relephone
Weather note hints at Monday temperatures
Fragmentary text mentions temperatures and a Monday reference with unclear names and numbers. Core idea points to a local forecast or record of highs and lows but details are illegible.
Lutherans to Build New Student Center in Town City
Town City Inc announces construction of a new student center to serve Fenler Sur Eatheryn students at the Oliveralls of Lawn. Bids will be called and accepted, work to begin soon at an estimated cost of 3800 dollars and is expected to be finished by November.
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David Lloyd George
Clarence Darrow
Ashville
Tenn
John Sloonatay
J W. Tothert
South Carolina
Town City, Inc
Fenler Sur Eatheryn
Caan Bo
Turmoil and Casualties Reported in San Fernando Clash
Four killed and 74 wounded as government troops clash with insurgents near San Fernando. Reports say a Piping unit was overwhelmed and ration lines disrupted, with damage and casualties confirmed by officials.
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Mandl
Mayod
INS
San Fernando
Texas Candidates Wagering Offices On Primary Vote
In Texas a primary wager dispute unfolds as Jim Ferguson bets the governorship against Dan Moody’s attorney general post. Governor Ferguson and Moody spar over public office as candidate threats prompt vows of resignation and constitutional limits on betting public offices. Local figures Lyne Davidson and Miriama Ferguson are noted in the campaign clash.
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Texas
Dallas
Lyne Davidse
Miriama Ferguson
Dan Moody
Fovernor
Moody
San Antonio
Oake
Jim Ferguson
Dan Mundy
Davidson
Nnl
Fergusohi
Dont Send Me Back to Boone Last Plea of Slayer
John Carlson shot his wife and then killed himself in Boone Iowa. Carlson left a note saying Dont send me back to Boone and the body will be shipped home. Mrs Carlson had left Boone earlier this year due to fear of her husbands behavior.
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Boone
Angeles
Gal
John
Carlson
Wreiten
C. B. Lewis
Los Angeles
Evans
Wan and Paralyzed Daughter Found Dead in Brooklyn
New York May 24 AP news reports Frederick Raabe and his 22 year old daughter Evelyn who had been paralyzed since birth were found dead in their Brooklyn apartment with gas turned on. Police believe Raabe killed himself to spare his daughter and himself, leaving a note stating mental agony and goodbye. A tin box contained $08 for expenses and a final note requesting forgiveness.
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New York
Mary
APJ
Frederick Raebe
Evelyn
Cheir
Brooklyn
Raabe
Tme
Scots Outside When Golf Fees Charged
May 24 report from ADitfield notes the start of the amateur golf championship with an admission fee of 60 cents. Spectators paid and thousands lined the sea-wall dunes overlooking the course, while the players faced a charged entry to watch the event.
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Aditfield
Tisie
Ship IX DePRESS distress near New York May 22
British freighter Emiraian with four of nine crew aboard is in distress near New York after radio message received at Red Star line offices.
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New York
Emiraian
Radas
Red Star Line
Bootleggers Not Required to Keep Sale Records, Court Rules
The Supreme Court today held that the law requiring sale records applies to authorized liquor dealers, not to bootleggers. Justice Stone, delivering the opinion, said the provision plainly targets licensed sellers, affirming the distinction in a Philadelphia case.
Wife claims Scott offered freedom for 5000 cash
Chicago May 24 AP report cites wife of Russell Scott claiming he offered to secure his freedom for 5000 in cashes with installments. She says a visitor pressured her, and that Scott would be kept at Chester as insane until the amount was paid and then allowed to escape. The case ties to pending pardon and parole actions in Chicago Joliet and Will County.
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Russell Scott
Cook Cowity
Hima
Scott
Chester Peditantiary
William Scott Stewart
Lushant
Russell
Scot
Michigan
Seoul
Juste Wiliam
Joliet
Will County
Rand
Small
Cook County
Crowe
Ilinois
Governor Hammill to Visit Vinton on Way to Waterloo
Des Moines May 24 Gov Hammill travels from Des Moines to Vinton for a welcomes event with elaborate preparations. He will deliver four talks including a principal evening speech on a platform at Courthouse Square. An afternoon Benton County Farm Bureau talk follows a noon Lions Club luncheon.
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Des Moines
Hammill
Vinton
Eternain
Courmhanse
Eanwalth
Benton County Farm Bureau
Iraot
Waterloo
Mel
Pat Vinton
Abe
Man crawls after train severed leg. dies later
Edgar C Sweat, 50, crawled about 36 feet after his right leg was severed by an eastbound Milnois Central train near Independence. He died minutes after being found by night watch Frank Schoenut. An inquest was scheduled. Surviving family includes his widow and several children.
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Edgar C. Sweat
Milnois Central
Streal
P. G. Heege
Sweat
Funeral notes for Father J J Brennan lead parish rites
Requiem mass for Rev. Father J J Brennan to be sung at St Josephs Catholic Church at 10:30 a m Tuesday. Brennan born near Waterloo Jan 12 1900? years ago. died at Mercy Hospital Dubuque after heart disease. Former pastor at St Rose Cuba City Wis and Eau Claire and other Wisconsin posts. Survived by family in Waterloo and Los Angeles. Also notices for Catherine Goswiller Moody and Mrs Frank Selman with funeral details and survivors.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. J. Brennan
Waterloo
Columbia College
Hood
Mercy
Dubuque
Mather Brennan
St. Rose Church
Guba City
Wis
Wausaw
Elsworth
Cuba
Mary Ann Brennan
Mmes
Edward Carrol
Jana Kelly
J. E. Johnson
Tour
W. C
Los Angeles
Cal
Eugene F
Elma
Martin BE
Edward
California
Catherine Goswiller
Catherine Goswitler
St Brancis Hospital
Catherine McMahon
Lambertville
N. J
Philip Gaswiller
REQ
Xtrq
Gaswiller
Grover
Paul
Ray
sLen
Martin
Council Blufts
Frank Zimmerman
Alice
John Ford
Goswiller
Our Lady of Victory Court
WL A
Thompson Avenue
Kathryn Crcelia Moody
Halhren Urcelia Moors
Grace Scott
Fourth’ Street
Wwesl
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Horton
Batavia
Ilinois
Elgin
W. S. Moody
Station
Plainfield
Ore
Moody
Cal_t
C. B. Moody
Iona, Je
C. H. Moody
Exeter
French medical mission member returns from Rif in Morocco
A member of the French medical mission in the Rif region of Morocco returned today, according to a letter from Niadil chief Abt-Fl-Krint to French resident-general Jwes Steeg. The brief dispatch notes the return as of May 24 in Vez, French Morocco.
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Morocco
Rif
Abt-Fl-Krint
Jwes Steeg
Maroc
Rotary Honors Grand Army Men at Club Luncheon
Dr Earl A Roadman addressed the Rotary Club at a Russell Lamson Hotel luncheon honoring 21 Grand Army of the Republic men. Attendees from Waterloo La Porte City Hudson and other towns included David Allison commander Joseph Husman John Grimm Amos Wheat and many others.
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America
Earl AL. Roadman
Memmeris
Rotary Club
Russell- Lamson
Robert Anderson
Dr. Roadman
Ralph Sarif
West Highschool
David Allison
Josephi Husman
Joan Good
Alt
la Porte City
John Grimm
Hudson
Byron Leighton
Amos Wheat
R Brown
GW. Bothwell
Julius ‘Denney
A. L. Httinger
Isaac Gushard
Sam Gushard
WV. G. Mover
Herbert Northey
Alva Page
T.P. Shannon
Joseph Schuler
Henry Wosdre
EB. G. ‘Wise
AWC
Talo
Waterloo
Allison and
Shannon
Chief Oshkosh to Be Moved to Park
Chief Oshkosh once led the Menomonee Indians and lay in a Wolf River grave for 68 years. He will be reinterred in Menomonee Park with elaborate rites and a parade. Winnebago County Archeological and Historical Society sponsors the ceremony in Oshkosh Wisconsin, with more than 30,000 expected attendees.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Menomonee
Wanley Pig Thief Convicted in 49 Minutes in Toledo
Jacob Manley of Toledo faced a hog theft indictment. A Toledo jury returned a guilty verdict in 49 minutes on Friday afternoon. He received an immediate sentence and was moved to prison by midnight.
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Warl Madison
Jacob Manley
Toledo
A.d
Edison P T A Elects New Officers
Mrs Dwight Bower was elected president of Edison Parent Teacher Association at year end meeting held at the school Friday afternoon. New officers include Miss Nellie Rowne, vice president, Miss Alice Forbes, secretary, and Mrs A A Brown, treasurer. A short program by pupils preceded refreshments.
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Dwight Bower
Edison Parent-Teacher, Association
Nellie Rowne
Alice Forbes
A. A. Brown
Shetland Pony Appears At Knowles Farm, Police Seek Owner
A pony wandered to Harvey Knowles’s farm one mile north of Saint Francis Hospital. Police have no report of a pony theft or absence. A boy or girl is distressed by the loss, and the pony’s owner is sought as officers investigate the odd arrival.
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Knowles Farm
Harvey Knowles
SS Francis Hospital
Palmer urges advertising to sell yourself at club talk
Davenport speaker SB known for long Rotary talks frames selling oneself through ads and self development. He argues success comes from creating and publicizing a product or persona, using ink to interrupt minds and promote service to mankind.
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Bank
J. B. Palmer
Davenport
Advertising Club
Helatl Ressell-Lauson
Dr. Palmer
New York
Youth Slaying Linked to Moonshine Frenzy in Chicago
John P. Manion, 23, emerged from a moonshine stupor and killed his mother, Mrs. Bridget White, 60, in her home while her sister-in-law John White tried to intervene. The incident occurred after Manion demanded to drink and then attacked with a butcher knife.
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Chicago
John P. Manion
Bridget White
Avith
John. White
Manton
White
John
Briand at 65 Denies Marriage Under Consideration
Aristide Briand France's veteran premier, age 65, denies reports he plans marriage. He is vacationing at Cocherel, Seine-et-Marne, tending livestock and avoiding politics as rumors recur, with friends noting every denial sparks new proposals.
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Briand
Sun
Aristide Briand
France
Foreign Office
Hiiand
Cocherel
Seine-et-Marna
Restrains Theatres from Sunday Shows in Chariton
Tutege Wells grants a temporary injunction restraining the Black Theatre Company, owners of the Lincoln and Strand theatres, from conducting Sunday shows in Chariton Iowa. A hearing for a permanent injunction will be held in ANE.
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Chariton
Tutege Wells
Black Theatre Company
Lincoln
Strand
Ane Ps
Model Compensation Law Upheld by Court
Washington court ruling upholds Wisconsin's model workers compensation law as constitutional after a company challenged a provision denying judicial review of the state industrial commission's decision. The May 24 decision by the U S Supreme Court addresses the legality of limited review in workers compensation cases.
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Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
United States Supreme Court
State Industrial Commission
Bharly Graduate of West High Recalled in Tipton Visit
Mr and Mrs Walter B Van Buren Tipton Jr visit their son in law Rev Arthur Young. Van Buren family ties to Waterloo and West High School era recalled with classmates listed. Building permits issued include a factory at 1406 Westfield costing 2350, remodeling at Fourthward Washington cost 2500, and remodel at Alta Vista Van ta cost unspecified.
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Walter B. van Buren
Tipton, Jr
Arthur Young
van Buren
Waterloo
West High School
van Buren Stites
E. L. Boies
Anna Baker
Piera Phelps
Belle McGatin
Eluder
Bart Manning
Westfield Avenue
Charles B. Pickett
Fourthard
Washington Streets
G. F. Alt- Bradt
Alta Vista
Venta
Cart Slade
He Hill
Manning
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