Plans Completed for GHTY 10 Pay Tribute to QEAD
Final plans for Memorial Day ceremonies outline six services across Waterloo and area. Veterans organizations join with Grand Army of the Republic and American Legion posts to honor fallen service members with wreaths, grave decorations, and a river tribute from Fifth Street Bridge. Citywide observances begin 1:30 p.m. with processions to Waterloo Theatre for formal exercises featuring bands, prayers, readings, and a Memorial address by J. Arbuckle.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Warr
American Legion
Walthoo
Veterans’ Organizations
General Memorial Day Committee
AtiGaom
Cedar River
Fifth Street Bridge
Woman's Relief Corps
Sailor Dead
Valeriea
St. Paul ME
W. F.C
Waterloo Band
M. G. Court
Bluff-street
Fourth Street
Fourth East
Bridge
Lafayette
Waterloo Theatre
J. We. Arbuckle
Waterloo
Grator
Arbuckle
J. M. Persons
Des Maclines
George W. Bothwell
President Ernest Burton Dies After Cancer Operation
Chicago University President Ernest Dewitt Burton died at 69 in Chicago after complications from intestinal cancer surgery. The aging scholar had led the university since 1902, authored key theological works, and guided major endowment campaigns, with a career spanning Denison, Rochester Theological Seminary, Newton Theological, and the University of Chicago.
Sidney Ben Webster to attend local Legion band event
Ben A. Webster state commander of the American Legion will attend a five-county veterans band entertainment at a local post on May 11 in Town City. The note lists counties Page Fremont Mills Montgomery and Potawatomi and mentions a band entertainment schedule.
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Sidney
Ben A. Webster
American Legton
American Legion
Page
Fremont
Mills
Montgomery
Potawattainie
Rochester Police Chief Arrest Shocks Prohibition Era
A Rochester plot exposal leads to the arrest of Acting Police Captain William Taderal Prohibitey and accomplices on charges of extortion conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. The arrest follows a last minute intervention by federal agents and local police officials.
Relatives Seek Missing Preacher's Son Across River
Relatives and hounds search Illinois and Minnesota for the preacher's son, last seen crossing the Mississippi River into Illinois Friday afternoon. Rinodhounds are urged to halt the missing man as authorities offer a $50 reward for information.
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Init
Mississippi River
iMinois
Minnis
Crazy Women Feel More Contented in State Beauty Shops
Sacramento May 26. State hospitals for the insane in California run beauty shops for feminine inmates. Walter D. Wagner director of the state department of institutions said the shops contribute to contentment by giving women a chance to doll themselves. The shops are well equipped and provide most services available outside.
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Sacramento
Cal
Fnsine
California
Walter DO. Wagner
State Department of Institutions
Wagner
Dozen Motor Cars Form City's Unique Rum Row
Waterloo reports a flotilla of twelve confiscated automobiles lined up in the Cadillac garage after their drivers were arrested for illegal liquor transport. Ray Hundley’s car sparked the longest chase before he fled. Hundley is a fugitive. Most cars bear Black Hawk County license plates with one from Delaware county. The scene contrasts old beer wagons with luxury vehicles, showing weekend moonshine traffic and recovered stolen cars.
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Waterloo
Cadillac
Ray Hundley
Hundley
Trindley
New England
Black Hawk County
Pune
Delaware County
Kiwanians Hear John G Price Praise Founders
John G. Price, exalted ruler of the Elks, spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon in Hotel Cassell Lamson praising the nation’s founders and pioneers. He urged that sacrifices of past generations be handed down better, noting the government’s role in providing current comforts and urging continued gratitude and duty.
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J. G. Price
Nation
Kiwanis Club
Cassell-Lamson
John G. Price
Orier
Elksolumbus
The
Elks
Price
Waterloo Lodge
Prien
Towa Ry. & Light Co in Reorganization
Boones company and its subsidiaries including Wapsie Power & Light and Jefferson Electric merge into a new Towa Railway & Light corporation with authorized common stock of 320,000,000 and preferred stock of 15,000,000. Cel. W. at. Dyws, president, states the plan this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vector Rapids
Hal
Boones Company
Wapsie Power & Light Co
Jefferson Electric Company
Towa Railway & Tight Sarparnation
Cel. W.at. Dyws
Mini Company
Mellon Seeks End to Income Tax Publicity Law
International wire reports from Washington say moves to repeal the income tax publicity clause and extend it to other taxes follow the Supreme Court ruling allowing publication of tax payments. Treasury officials, including Secretary Mellon, favor repeal to curb privacy invasion and tax avoidance, while Senate leaders show mixed views though some oppose repeal. The 1924 income tax payments will be published between August 1 and September 15, with figures for 1923 and the fiscal year ending June 30, 1925 included.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Ecogress
Yoliing Miet
Progr
Dee
Treasury Department
Hepeal
Congress
Pears
Mellon
Coolidge
Treasury
Aes
Supreme Court
Moriah
Senate
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Couzens
Michigan
King
Utsh
Chicago Educator Praises Waterloo Gives Party Plan
Chicago educator Thomas F. K. Henderson spoke at a Canopus meeting urging members to support the Waterlog Gives a Fatty movement. He noted communal obligations, as Mise Jacquenette Alimatrad performed dances. The cult demanded a party to attend the national convention in Minneapolis on June 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. K. Henderson
LaSalle Extension University
Chicago
Henderson
U& Party
Minneapolis, Minn
Explosion at iMukdeni Arsenal Kills and Wounds 300
Three hundred people are reported killed or wounded in a blast at the Mukden arsenal. The explosion struck in the middle of the night, demolishing buildings a thousand yards from the plant. The cause is not known. The arsenal had been recently modernized with imported machines and foreign instructors.
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Pekin
Mukden Arsenal
Mukden
Denmark
Woman Lived in Muscatine 75 Years Dies at 89
Mrs. Susan Erb longtime Muscatine resident dies at 1:45 am aged 89 after infirmities of age. Born Harrisburg Pa September 15 1835 she moved to Muscatine in 1850 and married Jacob Erb January 3 1835. She leaves six children Mira and Sue Erb Mrs W T Beaty and others listed.
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Muscatine
Muscatius
Susan Erb
Erb
Harrisburg
Jacob Erb
Mira
Sue Erb
W. Tt. Beaty
DB. F.orb
Alamosa
Edward EE
Burlington
Howard F. Erb
Chree Forks
Mont
Andrew Appointed Town Banking Head
Des Moines May 26 L. drew Ottumwa banker today s appointed state superintendent of banking by Gov Joh Hammill Andrew Will succeed Robert L seach the present commissioner July 1 The appointment followed the resignation of C EB Leman of Oskaloosa who was appointed superintendent during the last session of the legislature confirmed by the senate and who a few years ago asked the governor to release him from the assignment for personal reasons Andrew has been prominent among Town bankers for a dozen years He is a former president of the Iowa Bankers association and for the past two years had devoted considerable time to develop the Iowa Farm Credit association of which he is the head Gov Hammill announced he would appoint the banking advisory board to assist the superintendent before the end of this week
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Focal Board of Review
Des Moines
B. Ll. Jones
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Miss Erman
Mahaska County
State Board of Educational Examiners
Hantpill
Keokuk
Rre
Winfernes
Hart
Sioux City
Magnus O. Wibé
Lincoln
Neb
Goodwin
Dakota City
Ubuque
Lombard College
Columbia College
Luther
Storm Lak
Ole Sanberg
Taxton
Minn
Here
Ex- Naust
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids National Bank
G. C. Milley
Farmers State Bank
Dyersville
Fort Miltison
Ffornce Green
Rus
Maines
Edward la Durrie
G. F. Thomas
Ad. Fenton
A. Kietere
Torat
Hitskip
Wieller
Onnsrious
Moystle
William Jenkins
Alliroader
Stoux
Kaptan
Vwilitip
Clear Lake
Var Lake
Baker
Fayette
Dave Stearns
Minneapolis
Charles Lorkie
Perer
Shenantoah
Mere
Evert Stewart
Coin Gazette
Iowa Bankers Association
Iowa Farm Credit
Hammill
Banking Advisory Board
Colored Clubwomen Visit Power Plant in Keokuk
Keokuk Iowa May 26 colored clubwomen of the Iowa Federation will tour the hydro electric plant on the Mississippi River this morning. This afternoon will feature reports and Mrs Selby Johnson will deliver her inaugural address this evening with officers to be elected at the closing session Wednesday. Local clubs will extend greetings tonight.
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Keokuk
Iowa Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Mississippi River
Selby Johnson
Oldest Grinnell graduate to greet classmates at reunion
Grinnell Iowa May 26 oldest graduate of the oldest college in Iowa Mrs Robert M Haines Sr widow of a founder will attend the June commencement She recalls early co education attitudes at Grinnell and says it was gradual and born of necessity Several fellow survivors of the founding class plan to return wearing scarlet and black and join in campus songs with the next generation of alumni
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Iowa
Grinnell
Csternational News Wire
Grinnell College
Towa
Robert M. Haines
Towa College
Orsi
Haines
Grinnel -Col
Nou
Ragaard
Grinpell
Literary Society
Cal
Mary Plan Boynton
Chicago
Mary Southerland Kelsey
Berkeley
Eliza Southerland Schuyler
Mary Apthrope
Tallahassee
Flan
Iowa College
Ontgie Inward Nail Turns Itself Outward Ad
An advertisement touts Ontgie as a harmless antiseptic for chirgpodists. It claims a few drops placed in the ingrown nail crevice reduce inflammation and pain. The product supposedly hardens the tender skin beneath so the nail grows outward, almost overnight.
Officer of French Fascist Paper Killed in Paris
Paris on May 26 an unknown assailant shot and fatally wounded M. Berber treasurer of the monarchist newspaper L Action Francaise. Officials believe the attack stemmed from the paper s claim that communists poisoned Gen Mangin hero of Verdun who died last week. Berger died en route to hospital.
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Paris
Omaha Bank to Cut Loan Interest Rate
The federal bank of Omaha will drop mortgage loan rates from 5 1 2 percent to 1 4 percent on June 1 announced by President D P Hogan. It is the sole reduction among twelve federal banks serving Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming.
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Omaha Bank
Omaha
Federal Fang Bank of
D. P. Hogan
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Six Die of Smallpox at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Iowa May 26 the board of health appeals to citizens to vaccinate to curb smallpox spread after six deaths in the last two weeks no sign of a serious epidemic and precautionary steps are urged by officials.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Health
Tom the talking ox earns fame on city streets
Boston, May 26. A giant ox weighing over 3,000 pounds is the pet of Tom the grant-ox. Driver Big Bill Parks says Tom understands Italian German and middlewest languages. Tom accompanies his keeper on streets recalling wagon days, is playful with children, and travels for street and fair exhibitions. Born in Italy and educated in Germany, he matured in the American Midwest.
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Boston
Tom
Grant-Ox
Big Bill
Farris
Italy
Germany
Middle West
Joint Ease promise for stiff painful joints ad
An advertisement promotes Joint Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen and painful joints caused by rheumatism or other conditions. It claims quick skin absorption relieves inflammation and swelling and markets the product at 66 cents per tube through Wangler Bros and Robert Drug Co and other local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros. Co
Robert Drug Co
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W. C. Pelando
United Presbyterian Church
Victor Zellhoever
Milard Bailey
Wm. Grove
Rarph Silpuy
Reading
John Bronm
Childs
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Ifrs
J. L. Dolan
Gettysbure
Thor
Shannon
T Edwards
G. A
A. E. Enderlein
J. W. Arbuckle
Elmwood Cemetery
Hellet Corps
Viola
U Wartsell
Asse
Ivanis Quartet
G. W. Rothwell
Lincoln's Gettyzburg Aduresa
Rainh Wchilds
Grve
Are
Anna Glas
G. Weacht
Ree Regentius
aAlis Dersthy Hichcock
Kiwanis Quartet
Afoehinann
America'—Assembly_ Taps
Dugler Fairview Comridy
Ladies of G. A
W.tl. Edwards
Bugle
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jNatural Club
Sitin
Calvary
Melon
Lien Surmory
Geen
Tedwarel Iinet
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Seleetien
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Err Galvin
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White House
Washington
Pres.e.o. Hurton
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United Press
Ernest Dewitt Burton
Chicago University
Burton
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University of Leipzig
University of Berlin
Tor
Rochester Theological Seminary
Mary Townson
Rochester
Newton Theological Institution
University of Chicago
American Journal of ‘Pheology
Christ
Shatlar Mathews
Edgar J. Goodspeed
Gwith
Goodspeed
Tapry
Sugermipid
Judson
Chisago University
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Brand
Spre Ling
John Ww
Cearynne
City
Towa Ry. & Light Co
iMukdeni
T Hehren
Guinevere Gould
George J. Sould, Jr
George
Jane
Aing
Guinevere
Gould
Tulas
James A. Garman
New York
Sreut Trust Fund
George Gould
Andrew
Cleveland
Ald Aflay Clark
Neashke
Albert Herske
Jarceny
DY Wwangter
Arte Miler
Michael Gauss
Red Cross Deng Co
Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
C. W. Bruner
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson
Kennedy
Waterloo Motor Sales Company
Maxwell - Chrysler
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