What of the Future of Memorial Day
Supt C W Kilne says future observance rests on teaching patriotism to children in home and school and keeping Civil War veterans memories alive. He urges press pulp it and lectures to explain the veterans service. Waterloo west schools chief Anson Hakill backs perpetuating Memorial Day as renews with each year. He notes universal appeal across social strata and predicts younger generations must carry the observance forward as veterans decline.
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C. W. Kilne
Kilne
Stepa
Hakill
Grand Army of the Republic
Fifth Mrs Nat Goodwin Mad Dog Causes Big Losses
Des Moines May 29 A hotel porter failed to distinguish a trunk with valuable gowns of Marjorie Moreland fifth wife of Nat Goodwin from a drummer's trunk. A flood at the Chamberlain hotel damaged the goods worth over $3,000. Attorney Frank Lowe said suit may follow. Mason City May 29 A mad dog in Portland township caused hundreds of dollars in losses. Fred S. Furness filed for damages for cattle sheep and other stock plus fowl. The dog was killed, owner unavailable.
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Nat Goodwin
Mad Dog
Big
Mason City
Des Moines
Chamberlain Hotel
Marjorie Moreland
Goodwin
Chamberlain
Portland Township
Board of Supervisors
Fred S. Furness
Drake
Hawes
Robinson
Longley
Crawel
Town Talk: Local People on Visit and Daily Affairs
Mr A Deoar of Johnson Neb and William Duffy of Elkaton SD visit Waterloo for business and leisure. Calhoun of Parkersburg and others stop in for meetings. Memorial day events and school programs unfold as residents travel, queue for hospital care, and workmen remodel a downtown home. A Waterloo fire damages clothes at the Steam Laundry. The Waterlan Woman's Suffrage group plans a key meeting. Floyd Whipkey returns home after 15 years away to settle near Waterton. Ansel Conners, 17, is jailed for stealing his brother's bicycle.
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A. Deoar
Johnson
Neb
Waterloo
Wiliam Duffy
Elkaton
Calhoun
Parkersburg
Aid
W. C. Logan
Des Moines
William Gipe
la Porte City
Samuel Wilson
Hudson
Burton RE. Wilson
Cal
Waterloo Business College
Indar River Park
Calista Simmons
Presbyterian Hospital
Buffion
Stark
Elathas
Waterlan Woman's Suffrage Society
Elle McCollum Jones
Floyd Whipkey
Orange Township
Trent , & C
Whipkys
Waterton
Ansel Conners
Custindy
Thea
Conners
Burglars Driven From Lime Street Refreshment Tent
Early this morning two Black individuals attempted to burglarize a refreshment tent on Lime Street near High. They were frightened away by Ben Mishop and Rex Chambers who owned the tent and were asleep inside. A struggle caused bottles to crash. About $14 in cash was kept by Mishop. At 3 o'clock a Fosselman Ice Cream driver surprised another intruder emerging from a carnival edge tent. watchman inside had slept through.
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Lime Street
High
Ben Hishop
Rex Chambers
Neesro
Mishop
At & O'Clock
Fosselman Ice Cream Company
Lawrence Hunt
Friend Steals Wedding Fund Grief Follows
Chicago May 29 John Wanrejk saved to furnish a new home for his wedding to Francis Golambeck of 5194 South Kedzie avenue. He chose to call off the match and enlisted friend Frank Waster from 2101 West Eleventh street. A night out to the movies ended abruptly when a man blocked their path and tried to rob Wanrejk, while a second man helped hold the would be thief until police arrived.
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Chicago
John Wanrejk
Francis Golambeck
Kedzie Avenue
Wanejk
Frank Waster
West Eleventh Street
Wanejk Wen
Vanoelk
Apalivenaa
Teter
Fudge Gem
Fragmentary Court Transcript Reveals Marriage Proposal Incident
Vanejk confessed to purchasing a revolver for $25 amid a tense exchange about marriage. The girl objected and said she did not want to have anything to do with him, while the transcript notes disjointed statements and a request for secrecy.
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Rderty
Paster
Vanejk
Tin
Mystery Noise In Waterloo Shrouded In Wonder
Residents reported a strange blast-like sound between 9 and 9:30 PM. Some attributed it to an explosion in Waterloo East while others blamed the West side. Officials from Tabor Construction denied workers on site and the origin remains unclear as fire units investigate.
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Waterloo
Evene Hine
Welook
Wetear
Terrarma
Waterloo East
Waterloo West
Wil
Tabor Construction Company
Dry Tun
Public Library Open Saturday for Memorial Day Parade Group
Announcement notes both divisions of the public library will be open Saturday Memorial Day as usual. Helen Gould auxiliary U5 W V will meet at Libor wimple at 1 pm tomorrow to form in the parade. Luncheon at G A RR Indl for Robert Anderson post and Sons of Veterans after services at the theatre fenwrraw afternoon. Lincoln circle women in charge.
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Helen Gould
W. V
Libor Wimple
G. A. RR. Indl
Robert Anderson Post and Sons of Veterans
Fenwrraw
Lincoln Circle
Question As To Party Application Question As To Party Application
Chief of Police RE A Leighton a Republican sheriff candidate said voters asked if Henderson also filed a party declaration. Henderson, defeated in 1922 GOP primary, later ran for sheriff on Progressive ticket though no Progressive party existed then. Leighton says he is and will stay Republican. if defeated he will back the Republican nominee and not run third party.Yesterday a Majectic theatre couple sought a marriage license but lacked a witness acquainted with both parties.
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RE. A. Leighton
Henderson
Republlican
Sheriff Shares
Leighton
Fto
Majestic Theatre
Show People
Sheriff Candidate for Black Hawk County Primary
A Black Hawk County resident for 14 years seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff in the upcoming Monday June 1 primary. He notes prior service as deputy sheriff for two years, cites loyal duty during Sheriff Shores' absence, and asks voters to scrutinize his record and qualifications.
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Black Hawk County
Short
Black Hank County
Trier
Mys
Sherif
Shores
Sheriff's Office
Des Moines Leader And Fraternal Figure In Republican Circles
A Des Moines notable, affiliated with the Republican Party and the Masonic order, is described as a philanthropic organizer with strong educational background. He is portrayed as a leading citizen and driving force behind a flourishing local concern, earning success through legitimate effort and benefiting many beyond personal acquaintance.
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Republican Party
Masonic Order
Grant
Des Moines
Spirtte
Inet
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