Several killed in war raid on German town
Amsterdam report from Ludwigshafen cites a Freien air raid on the Rhine town. Five or six airmen dropped bombs while anti aircraft fire raged. A bomb hit Councilor Zeuch's house killing three and wounding four. Another blast killed three more and wounded four. One raider reportedly descended and burned his plane. five people died and fifteen were wounded at the aniline dye factory where work continued.
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Amsterdam
London
Cologne
Volks Zeitung
Ludwigshalen
Rhine
Zeuch
Herr Zeuch
Two Steemers in Collision Def Annapolis
The steamer Dorchester from Cambridge to Baltimore was rammed by the fishing steamer J A Palmer off Annapolis and beached near the Magothy river mouth to prevent sinking. Forty three passengers were taken to safety by the Palmer and the Virginia, with no casualties. The Palmer was heavily damaged.
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Baltimore
Dorchester
Cambridge
J. A. Palmer
Annapolis
Magothy
Virginia
Palmer
Five Mexicans to hang at Florence today seek reprieve
Florence Ariz May 28 The state board of pardons debated an hour over the fate of five Mexicans condemned to die between 41 am and 4 pm Warden Sims secretary entered the cell for last statements and wills Delays kept court crowded as habeas corpus petition faced Judge Sawtelle while the legislature House rejected Governor Hunt's plea to memorialize the pardons board for reprieve.
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Florence
Ariz
State Board of Pardon
Pardley
Sim
United States District Court
Struckemeyer
Sawtelle
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Phoenix
House of Representatives
Arizona
Hunt
Berlin Reply to U S Note Delayed Until Tomorrow
London May 2 reports from The Hague that Germany’s reply to the American note will be presented tomorrow, described as temporary in character. The dispatch hints the Lusitania inquiry will continue with U S pressure on Germany and Britain pending.
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Berlin
U. S
London
Krews
Hague
Kerdis
Germany
Lafayette Young Back From Europe
Former Senator Lafayette Young of Des Moines returned from Europe after a long voyage aboard a ship from Rotterdam. He faced detention due to questions about his identity in Innsbruck but was released once his identity was confirmed. Woods Millinery announces a special demonstration of Thyyatig corsets on Saturday, May 20, with ladies invited.
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Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Innesbruck
Wydas
Tierdam
Rotterdam
Young
Garman
Altho
Alpha Society
Youchers’ College
McAlvin
Arake
Entertaining Cedar Falls Notes Highlight Local Life
Brief notes from Cedar Falls cover residents visiting relatives in Waverly moving to Waterlay, home sales and leases, travel for work, a china painting class and a dinner party at the Black Hawk hotel. Mentions include Miss Iowa Ghase returning from Coon Rapids, Mrs. J. W. Gemmil hosting ladies, and Ray Hedden undergoing intestinal surgery.
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Cedar Pass
W. D. Lashy Brook
Warren
Waverly
Wa. Cryer
A. D. Hamilton
West Sixth Street
Wightman
Illinoisentral Railroad
Waterlay
Hamilton
Litchfield Company
Iowa Ghase
Coon Rapids
Morenzi, Ariz
Morris
Fred Markley
Ove McClure
Cedar Falls
W. A. Severin
Second Street
J. W. Gemmil
Black Hawk Hotel
Clay
Tie W. C. T. UL
J. 4
Shormaker
HL. McCreary
Orgs
Robert
Metregor
Pienin
Black Hawksier
ID. A. TL
Ray Hedden
Oskaloosa
Wharies Paul
E. A. Snyder
California
Fieird Home
Washington Street
Siihier
Teachers’ College
Traer
Loral
Robert Wile
Reson
Carpe
Rock Rapids
Ric
August
Amos Tessen
Aloe
Meurbor
Ehyseets
Varinas
Tienda
Acclore
Commencement Exercises At Cedar Falls High School
Last night Cedar Falls High School held commencement for forty eight graduates. A prayer, solo, glee club performance, and a faculty address followed by diploma awards and benediction marked the ceremony. Scholarships were announced for top students and alumni events planned for senior days.
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Cedar LS High School
Cedar Falls High School
J. W. Holland
Harold Holst
C. A. Wood
Sociological Department
The
State University
C. J. Wild
Board of
D. W. Fabs
Adna Gettle
Bonorabie
Lewiy Morris
Kathleen
Miller
Vonight
Qdd
Ian
Ames
President Wilson cancels cabinet meeting in quiet day
Washington May 98 President Wilson called off the Friday cabinet meeting because nothing pressing was ready and he was slightly indisposed. No word has come from Berlin regarding the reply to the American note. The president had no callers.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Berlin
Roosevelt Wins Landmark Amans Bellica Suit Verdict
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt stands victorious after a historic libel suit brought by William Barnes, the jury briefly split on costs as Judge could not accept a certain recommendation. Edward Burns, a hold-out juror, pressured others during polling, delaying final action until Barnes joined Roosevelt.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William Barnes
Edward Burns
New York
Barnes
Roosevelt
Htt
City Council Mulls Retrenchment as Mayor Plans Veto
Mayor Thompson backs retrenchment amid pushes to abolish three city posts. Proposals include scrapping sanitary inspector and assistant city attorney offices and consolidating street work under one commissioner. Police force cuts face strong opposition while council factions gear up for a tense two weeks of developments.
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Thompson
Ti 1G
Town Talk and Local Notices
Advertising and social notices from Waterloo items include wedding license for Albert Fly and Annie Miller, graduation plans in Correc tionville, Maude Popp’s Chicago visit, sale of I W Barron’s 80 acre Bennington farm for 146000 to D C Qman, bankers’ meeting in Cherokee, doctor-hosted dinner at state hospital, birth of Charles Leonard Chamberlin on Independence Avenue, and Walnut Street Church events with Dr. Hulbert G. Beeman addressing after a banquet.
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Mra. T. H. Mickley
A. B. Smith
Correctionville
Edward Rouwse
A. W. Chamberlin
Independence Avenue
Charles Leonard
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hulbert G. Beeman
Walnut Street Church
St. Paul
Des Moines
Des Moines College
Transient Merchants Act Held Unconstitutional
Justice Walter R. French dismissed the state’s charge against N. Colin, who was accused of violating the transient merchants act, ruling the act unconstitutional. The decision referenced precedent set by two district court judges and noted that the act’s constitutionality had not yet been reviewed by the supreme court.
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N. Colin
Walter R. French
Supreme Court
Aldrich Estate Worth Five Million Left to Family
New York May 28 The will of Nelson W Aldrich probated at Warwick Rhode Island shows the entire estate about five million dollars goes to family members Mrs Abby P Aldrich wife of the deceased is gravely ill at home and has not been told of his death since her collapse weeks ago the will was probated yesterday
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Cedar Falls
Schal
Karl J. Knoepffer
John L. .Knoepfier
State University
al Law Department
Colf
Larry M. Reed
Waterloo
W. R. Hart
Iowa City
Stanley Streeter
Anamosa
James L. Chapman
Greenfield
Owen C. Dealy
Hawarden
Karl
Walthill
Neb
New York
Nelson W. Aldrich
Warwick
Abby P. Aldrich
Whl
Labor Leader Appointed to New York Industrial Commission
Governor Whitman has appointed the New York state industrial commission overseeing workers compensation and labor affairs. Members include John Mitchell as chairman, James M. Lynch of Syracuse, William H. H. Rogers of Rochester, Edward P. Lyons of Brooklyn, and Louis Wiard of Batavia.
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New York State Industrial Commission
Workmen's Compensation Commission
State Labor Department
Whitman
John Mitchell
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
William H. H. Rogers
Rochester
Edward P. Lyons
Brooklyn
Louis Wiard
Batavia
For Sale and Rent Want Ads from Courier fragment
A late addition lists items for sale and rent including a good heating stove with pipes an ingrain rug and a water power washing machine at 1313 Red. two furnished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping near I C shops at 221 Cottage phone 3510 Black. a collapsible go cart and latest Underwood typewriter for sale with contact details 1313 Red 354 or 811 Commercial St. summer rental of three modern furnished housekeeping rooms 314 Allen 2688 Red. and real estate notices offering 1000 buy 5 room house near I C shops and fine North Dakota land for Waterloo property exchange plus Oklahoma farms at low prices with detailed terms and contact addresses.
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I. C
Russell Lamson
Commercial St
Allen
Waterloo
Care Courier
North Dakota
Eale
Oklahoma
Pawnes
Frisco
S. Tucker
Pawnee
Peace Commission Members Named From U S for Sweden Treaty
Washington May 28 Samuel Avery chancellor of the University of Nebraska Judson Hermon of Cincinnati and former Ohio governor James M Cox of Dayton were chosen by the department as American members of the commission provided for in the treaty of investigation with Sweden Norway and Denmark
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Washington, D. C
Samuel Avery
University of Nebraska
Judson Hermon
Cineinnati
Ohio
James M. Cox
Dayton
Department
Th Commission
Sweden
Norway
Ogal
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J. D. Thompson
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