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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1926
Page
13
The article notes Poppies sold in public places to honor fallen soldiers, urging remembrance of those who marched to war and returned changed. It reflects on patriotism, gratitude to the fallen, and the sacrifice of veterans, urging continued remembrance today.
Washington diary analyzes how the Ware win in Pennsylvania accelerates calls for local and national referendums on the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment. It notes potential referendums in New York and Wisconsin, debates over wording, and the impact on congressional influence and statewide definitions of intoxicating beverages.
The Courier aims to deliver before 3 30. If you do not receive the paper by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 and the paper will be sent.Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30.
Waterlon streets see renewed Flanders Field poppy drive by women and girls. Memorial hall hosts lauded emblems as part to aid maimed and wounded World War I veterans. American Legion auxiliary organizes peony sale with proceeds funding disabled veterans and families. Sixty percent stays local in Waterloo and Black Hawk county.
In Iowa City on May 29 the jury trial of George Brennan, 50, accused of assault with intent to murder Miss Alice Reed, a 22 year old school teacher, moved forward after jurors were selected. Reed testified Brennan, a former farm worker and former pool hall operator, threatened her life when she rejected his advances. Brennan has an appeal pending in the state Supreme Court on prior charges of maintaining an alcohol nuisance.
The British amateur crown goes to Jesse Sweetser of New York after defeating A. F. Simpson of Edinburgh six and five in the 36 hole final at Muirfield Scotland. This marks the first time an American born player has won the title, ending a 25 year drought for Americans seeking the crown.
Physicians held little hope for Mrs. 41. D. Allen of Boone after an automobile crash left her neck broken. She was brought to the hospital for treatment and her attendants said she might live several weeks, but recovery was doubtful.
Reports from Los Angeles and San Francisco surface about possible sightings or involvement of Kenneth Ormiston in the case. Minnie Kennedy collapses while the search continues as police note reports of a ransom demand lack credibility and cite fanatic origins.
Damaged wartime verse reflecting remembrance of John McCrae died in Ypres 1915. Poems mention Flanders fields, poppies and America’s Answer by Row. Lilac after death of Lieut Col McCrae, urging nations to keep faith and honor the fallen with enduring resolve.
Interviews reveal Henry Daliman, commander of Becker Chapman post, urges citizens to display flags on Memorial Day Monday and to fly at half mast in memory of the nation's honored dead. Ex-service men to meet at 10:30 p.m. at Memorial halt and attend services at First Baptist Church in a body.
Indiana death rate rose to 12.5 per thousand in 1925 from 12.2 in 1924 while births fell. The 1925 birth rate stood around 22.3 per thousand, with 4,842 births recorded versus 38,632 deaths. Data comes from the Bureau of Census in Washington.
Six year old Robert Bundy suffered possible fatal injuries when struck by a city police car operated by Louis Schwanke on Lincoln Street in Cedar Falls. He sustained a fractured collarbone a possible skull fracture and other injuries. He was taken to Sartori Memorial Hospital.
May 29. Gen. Gomez Costa in charge of a division at Braga led a revolutionary move as his troops refused allegiance to the government. He gave no proclamation of overthrow. The cabinet met in extraordinary session and ordered troops to Braga.
Salvatore Rena and two Wess agents for a contractor were among four men wounded in a gun battle outside Frank Sodana’s cafe in Brooklyn. One laborer was killed. two of the wounded were reported to be in critical condition.
Ailsа Mellon, called the billion dollar princess, marries David K Este Bruce in Bethlehem chapel at the cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul Washington. President Coolidge attends with cabinet and diplomatic corps. After a Pan American Union reception the couple sails to Rome where Bruce will serve as vice consul.
The Ex change Telegraph dispatch reports a cyclone in Burma with a massive tidal wave. Villages near Maungdaw were swept away, cattle perished, and telegraph lines to India were damaged. Estimated deaths reach 1,200 with widespread suffering around Orthidaung and Maungdaw.
Former Polish premier Ignace Jan Paderewski arrives in Havre France en route to his quiet Swiss home He states he will not return to Poland or engage in politics this month and seeks rest and recuperation.
Des Moines was officially awarded special work at the sixth annual conference in Cleveland. Des Moines was the favorite in balloting. the time of the convention will be decided later. The 27 national conference of so-
Montana voters will ballot at the November general election on an initiative measure seeking repeal of the state prohibition statute. Sufficient petitions were on file to carry the issue to the polls. Montana went dry six months prior to federal prohibition.
A Central News dispatch from Belgrade states hundreds of peasants have drowned as floods sweep across Yugoslavia. About 20,000 square miles are inundated, according to the Belgrade report.
Postal workers will observe Memorial Day with no city or rural deliveries in Waterloo. Postmaster Ray C. Weferk said Station A will close and the main office will open only from 9 to 12 for transients, while general delivery remains halted.
In a speech praising Swedish heritage and American unity, the president lauded Sen Lenroot and the Norse influence in U S Navy history. He recalled Ericsson and Dahlgren's roles in the Monitor Merrimac battle, framing Viking spirit as foundational to American naval power and national destiny.
Spain plans to demand surrender of Abd-El-Krim, leader of Rif tribes, who recently submitted to French. Fate undecided by authorities. possibility of sending Krim to Corsica or southern France.
Weather forecast for the week starting Monday covers Washington and upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Partly cloudy with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. Temperatures expected to run above normal across the region with variable conditions.
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