Died Suddenly at 97 Pioneer Lucy Huntington
Lucy Huntington 97 died at her daughter Eliza Odell's Waterloo home after a fall and brief illness. A Waterloo pioneer's life framed by growth from a village to a city, she and husband Henry Huntington moved from Vermont to Iowa in 1856. She retained sharp mind and church involvement, reading the Bible four times since January, with funeral set at Kearns parlors and burial at Elmwood.
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Lucy A. Huntington
Eliza Odell
Second Street
Huntington
Waterloo
Second Street West
Wntil
Taby A. Soule
Lake Champain
Charles H., Onawa
Big Lake
Minn
George R
Odell
Chapel of Kearns
J. Arthur Young
First M. E. Church
Acinte
Elmwood
Lindbergh cancels Europe tour to return home
Lindbergh storms to Croydon field in London after waking Ambassador Houghton’s household. He inspects the Spirit of St Louis amid a huge, cheering crowd and a security sweep as he plans to depart for home.
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Europe
Lindbergh
London
Croydon
Airdroms
Lind
St. Lows
Elcome
Memorial Day Observances Across Nations and States
Across France and the United States memorials honor fallen soldiers from World War I and later conflicts. Pershing, diplomats, and veterans societies joined in ceremonies in Paris and American churches while graves in France were decorated. In Chicago and Des Moines thousands of veterans gathered for parades and sombre tributes, with Civil War, Spanish American War, and World War II veterans present. Des Moines closed offices as Capita Temple to Woodland cemetery hosted a large parade. Gold Star Legion and Argonne post speakers led services, and a memorial tablet honoring Gen. John A. Logan was returned to the state.
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Fesnce
Paris
France
Gen. Pershing
Ambassador Herrick
Paria
Des Moines
John Hammill
Britt
Capita HI
Woodland Cemetery
Fort Des Moines
Gold Star Legion
Christie McCormick
Argonne Post
American Legion
Locust ‘Street
Navy
Walter Morgan
Howard J. Clark
Iowa Department
John A. Logan
Pinedo and Plane Arrive Azores After Atlantic Landing
Italian aviator Francesco de Pinedo arrived at Fayw Island Azores aboard the steamer Superga with his seaplane Santa Maria II in tow. He said he would resume his four continent journey once repairs were complete after a fogbound halt near Trepassey Newfoundland. The plane suffered rudder and float damage but is being repaired with spare parts from Italy and the U S, and workers are en route.
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Torta
Island of
Fayw
Azores
Francesco de Pinedo
Atlantic
de Pinedo
Cagiari
Africa
South America
United States
Trepassey
New Foundland
Florea Island
Infante Sagrea
Horta
Hera
Chia
Italy
America
Two Killed Two Injured in Iowa Auto Accidents
Multiple Iowa crashes leave four dead or injured. Rudolph Tidwall faces investigation after a collision that killed Charles Swanson and injured the Alquist family. Earl Bright died in a separate crash near Decorah, with Thomas Woodard injured. Hilda Swenson suffered critical injuries after being struck while crossing. Ollie Read, 60, remains hospitalized in Cambridge with leg fractures and head injuries.
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Iowa
Leon, Ta
Earl Bright
Here
Thomas Woodard
Bright
Des Moines
Ollie Read
Cambridge
N. Silverthorn
Read
Black Shirt Marchers Slain by Red Tie Group in City Attack
Two Black-Shirted followers of a march party were killed in New York on Memorial Day as assailants wearing red ties attacked them near 183rd Street and Third Avenue. Joseph Caris a tailor and Nicholas Ambrroso a printer were stabbed and shot. Caris died after 15 stab wounds near the LL station and Ambrroso was shot in the heart trying to flee.
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New York
tTwo
Eighty-third Street
Third Avenue
Joseph Caris
Nicholas Amorroso
Carisi
Ll” Station
Ambrroso
Lone Hundred Eighty-fourth Street
McFarlane To Lead U C T Delegation At State Meet
Arch W. McFarlane supreme guardian of the United Commercial Travelers will head the supreme council delegation for the state convention June 2 to 4 in Clinton Iowa. He will be joined by Mrs. McFarlane and Waterloo attendees include Mr and Mrs FE G Pullen Mr and Mrs W FR Schoen Mr and Mrs Ray J Erwert Mr and Mrs Frank Jones Mr and Mrs Tom Scott AW and Mrs C F Glockner Mr and Mrs J D Bandfield Lillian Huntington and O Barmnd Harter from Waterloo The group represents the Waterloo Pont subdivision member units and clubs.
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Arch W. McFarlane
Supreme Gan
Tinel
United Commercial Travelers
Supreme Council
Clinton
McFarlane
Waterloo Pont
G. Pullen
Mra
C. F. Glockner
J. D. Bandfield
Lillian Huntington
I Harter
Kiwanis Speaker George Lichty to Speak on War Experiences
George E. Lichty, president of the Smith Lichty Hillman Co and a former Hoover ally as a dollar a year man in WWI, will address Kiwanis members on War Experiences with the Food Administration at the noonday luncheon tomorrow at Hotel Rus agll Lamson. Miss Frances Stotts of East High School, accompanied by Miss Bernice Berg, will attend.
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George Ti. Lichty
Smith-Lichty-Hillman Company
Herbert Hoover
Kiwania Club
Food Administration
Rusagll-Lamson
Frances Stotts
East High School
Alng
Bernice Berg
Temperatures Forecast Over Weekend And Monday
Weather notes show Saturday maximum and minimum overnight, Sunday highs, and Monday readings. Forecast calls for cooler conditions with shifting temperatures and potential wrap of values across the weekend.
Iowa Roads and Weather At 10 A M
Des Moines reports good clear conditions while Keokuk and Burlington have good but cloudy weather. Fort Dodge is cool and clear with a good reading. Council Buffs shows cloudy cold conditions. Mason City notes gravel roads fair with dirt muddy and clearing cold. Muscatine and Dubuque show mixed conditions with mud and clouds. Clinton and Davenport report muddy to rough with cool air. Waterloo area gravel roads in good shape with dirt roads in muddy passable with chains.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Keokuk
Burlington
Fort Dodge
Council Buffs
Mason City
Muscazine
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Clinton
Davenport
Town City
Waterloo
Anti Third Term League Starts to Balk Coolidge
New York May 36 formation of the anti third term league to oppose renomination of President Coolidge was announced in a communication to newspapers by Henry Salant New York lawyer and Roosevelt progressive in 1912 as league president. The stance reflects efforts to rally Republicans away from personal crisis.
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New York
Coolidge
Henry Salant
Roosevelt Progressive
Salant
League
Bing
Henry Hersey Andrew
John Oakman
Adam King
New York World Today
Andrew
George Henry Payne
Pro&Bressmven
Hiram Johnson
Plot to blow up Philippine arsenal reported to U S
United States secret service agents investigated reports of a plot to cripple U S naval activities in the Philippines. Filipino agitators and Chinese nationalists were said to target the Cavite arsenal to stop munitions shipments, with the Legionaries Del Trabajo denying linkage. Secret service kept close watch on Filipinos, Chinese and Japanese suspected of anti American agitation.
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Manila
P. 1
United States Government
United States
Philippines
Cavite
China
Omciala
Legionaries del Trabajo
Labor Federation of the Philippines
Secret Service
Waterloo Deaths of Mortuary Hirle Hansen and Esther Heppner Beckwith
Mortuary Hirle Hansen of Waterloo, born 1843 in Denmark, died at home from heart disease after 22 years in Waterloo. Survived by two daughters and several grandchildren. funeral at Westminster Presbyterian church then burial in Parkersburg. Esther Heppner Beckwith of Waterloo died of bronchial trouble with heart dilation. funeral services planned in Waterloo and Charles City with burial in River? city.
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Hirle Hansen
Jefferson, Street
Waterloo
Eric Hansen
Haedhlland
Denmark
South Dakota
Parkersburg
N. T D. Gison
Olson
Mra
V ¥Lora Hiatt
Modesto
Cal
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
B. Beckwith
Fifth Street West
H.R. Heppner
Riverview
Wintertoo
Marshalltown
H. R. Heppner
California
J. T. Bartlett
Esther Heppner
Oskaloosa
Charles City
Beis River
Nature miracle lessens flow in levee crevasse
In New Orleans on May 30 the flood belt of southern Louisiana received relief as water began to flow through the McCrea crevasse. Meteorologist Dr J M Cline said the stream is now diminishing as the gap widens and an eddy at the site has driven floodwater away from inundated lands. Morganza is now considered safe as Hoover returns to Washington to brief President Coolidge on Mississippi Valley conditions.
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New Orleans
McCrea
Louisiana
J. M. Cline
Weather Bureau
Pr. Clins
Craevasse
Morganzga
Hoover
Washington
INS
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Mississippi Valley
White House
Mike de Pike Shot in Burr Oak Roadhouse Heist
Chicago May 30. Former Chicago gambling kingpin Mike de Pika Heitler was shot during a bandit raid on Burr Oak Inn, a notorious roadhouse. Eight armed robbers entered, demanded money, and fled with 200 dollars after Heitler fired back, injuring himself.
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Mike de Pike
Burr Oak Roadhouse
Chicago
INS
Mike de Pika Heitler
Vice Kingdom
Burr Oak Inn
Heitler
Fmn
E Haltter
Three Die in Sedan Crash Near Gardner Mass
Three youths died when a sedan swerved on a curve and hit a tree on the Athol road near Gardner. A fourth youth was fatally injured and two others seriously hurt. the dead were Lea Landry, 16 Edward Adams, 18 George Gillett, 13, all of Gardner. Anthony Cormier, 21, died as a patient. Fougher, 21, and Edgar Richards, 21, were seriously hurt. Miss Eva Moreau found the mangled remains and aided the injured.
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Gardner
Mass
INS
Athol Road
Lea Landry
Edmund Ailams
George Gillett
Anthony Cormier
Anthony Fougher
Edgar Richards
Woman Carrying Liquor Arrested in Raiding Party
Mrs. Orville Mapes 79 Tenth Street West was arrested at 11 am after officers found 33 half pints of moonshine on her and the rest in brush behind the home. She faces liquor nuisance charges. The raiding party included Hugh Crumrine Warren Buckley William Wilson and Mrs Alma May, police matron.
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Orville Mapes
Tenth Street West
Asa
Hugh Crum Rine
Warren Buckley
William Wilson
Alma May
Two Boys Drown At Sterling Dam Gate Tragedy
In Sterling Illinois May 30 two boys Laurence Rekow twelve and his brother Charles five died when their rowboat was drawn into the open gate of a government dam. Laurence sacrificed himself to save Charles as their brother Warren six was placed on top of the boat by Laurence before he attempted to pull Charles from the swift current.
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London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ostend
Belgium
Ramagate
England
Lindbergh
New York
Sterling
Laurence Rekow
Charles
Government Dam
Laurence
Warren
United States to attend three power naval conference in Geneva
Geneva notes that the United States legation in Bern today advised the League of Nations secretariat that a three power naval conference will be convoked at Geneva on June 20. The announcement places the event on the calendar for international naval diplomacy.
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NAVAL
Geneva
INS
United States
Berne
League of Nation
Toleno Nonicle Political Foundations of Newspapers
Newspapers once rested on political bias. now conscientious news and advertising service support responsible papers. The change aims to keep journalism independent while sustaining economic viability through reliable content and ads.
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Toleno Nonicle
Conscientious
Former Commander of Iowa G A R Dies at 78
Marshalltown Iowa May 30. Orland Hartman 78 former department commander of the G A R in Iowa in 1925 died at the Iowa Soldiers home here late Saturday. He is survived by a widow a son and a daughter.
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Marshalltown
Vanderbilt suit paths to divorce in France likely granted
Paris May 30 reports indicate the papers in the divorce suit filed by Mr and Mrs William Kissam Vanderbilt have been sent to their lawyers after court action this afternoon. The move fuels reports that Mrs Vanderbilt will receive the divorce in France amid the ongoing proceedings.
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Paris
William Kissam Vanderbilt
Catholic dedication of Felician Sisters high school
Chicago May 30 Cardinal Mundelein dedicates a $1,000,000 Felician Sisters convent and high school for girls with more than 60,000 Catholics expected to attend. The event follows a divorce suit involving Mr Vanderbilt who did not oppose his wife’s case.
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Thurday
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Cardinal Mundelein
Better he sncured than sorry Buy Mt of Herman C Miller
Ad text shows a purchase offer for Mt of Herman C Miller at position 2404 with an advertiser note. The fragmentary line suggests a cautious slogan about securing a deal rather than regretting missed opportunity. No clear event or full names beyond Miller appear.
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Herman C. Miller
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