Complete Roster of Community Chest Leaders Named
Alfred Jooth campaign director announced the full Community Chest leadership for 1926 to raise funds for M. M. GC A. Boy Scouts Y W C A Social Welfare League Salvation Army and Red Cross. Major A S Butters Major C A Morris Major Werman C Milles Major J E Armstrong and numerous captains and division chiefs led by Mrs W H Kine Jas and Rev A J Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Waterloo
M. GC. A
Boy Scouts
Y. W. GA
Social Welfare League
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Alfred Jooth
Hotel Russell-Lumeran
A. 5
Butters
Charles W. Ebymaa
C. A. Morris
E. A H. A. B. Chambers
W. Miller Fangins
J. Witton
WY. J. Rechtfertitz
Werman C. Milles
A. A Sohner
Charles W. Kline
A. EL Williaincon
J. Arthur Young
Earl Roadman
R. W. Sehear
J. E. Armstron
Kénand Rausch
Roger Crowell
E. [ Sete
S Parrott
Art Hussman
H. Lis Barrick
Frank Collord, Jr
BE. B. Brousey
Jackson McCoy
L. W. Seeger
Allan
W. R Jamaon
Wonen
W. H. Kine- Jas
BE. A. Bogis
Rimes
J. E. Bragdon
Wr Wo
Lytle
Ailus Jenks
J. B. Bruner
W. W. Beals
T. Warwick
Gungy
Tabor
UL Deter
Hal Mosier
McGinn
Plekwaort
W T
Sorlie's Inaction Keeps North Dakota With One Senator
The article discusses North Dakota’s single Senate seat under Roger Allin Sorlie’s inaction, the Republican majority’s interest in a potential special election, and whether insurgent or regular Republicans would prevail. It notes farmer prosperity reports, Coolidge cabinet actions, and the rise of the National Corn Growers Association in Des Moines aiming to push pro agriculture tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Senate
Republic
Washington
Northwest
Wisconsin
Herald-Tribune
Ballot battles across states for dry laws and Klansmen
The report outlines general elections in 13 states including New Jersey Virginia Indiana Michigan New York Massachusetts Kentucky Ohio Utah and California. It notes contests for governor state officers and legislative seats plus municipal elections in several cities and ballots on constitutional amendments or county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Senate
Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
Detroit
New York
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Boston
Kentucky
Etecticy
Sembly
Canon
Ohio
Preme Court
Utah
San Francisco i
Elerming Muulo
Multiple City Elections Highlight 1930 Campaigns
Detroit voters choose between John W. Smith and Charles Bowles amid Klan involvement in a tense mayoral contest. In Virginia, Purcell faces Catholic-linked leaflets as Republicans challenge Democrats, with Knights of Columbus denying ties. Indiana and Cleveland election battles unfold under political friction and upcoming bond votes, while Kansas City looks to a record turnout for a new city charter vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tpal
Detroit
Mich
John W. Smith
Tayor
Charles Bowles
Halle
House
Howles
Len Klux Klan
Bowles
Follee
Rant
Richmond
Virginia
Eoctora
John M. Purcel
John P. Bassett
Knights of Columbus
Purcell
Order
Purcell G
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Municipali Ues
Dury- Kansas City
Cleveland
Ness
Mitchell's Witness List Approved to Serve Subpoenas
Court approves Mitchell list as he fights dismissal of charges in air services controversy. Defense argues no proof of guilt and cites no witnesses. prosecution counters with evidence and claims of insubordination and contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Army
Col
Reid
Ilinois
George l. Hicks
Metfion TR
iGen
Pershing
Advac Reid
Jardine Experts Send Two to Iowa to Study Farm Relief
Two emissaries of Secretary Van Jardine arrived in Des Moines to assess how to apply the intermediate credit system in Iowa and explore loans on farm crops. They planned talks with state farm leaders and bankers to gauge the system’s impact and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardine Experts
Rietz
Iowa
Smatpyupon Farm
Dee Moines
Nouv
INS
Secretary of Agriculture
van Jardine
Nels A. Olson
Asaletting Vihief
Bureau of Aericntural Economics
Farm Loan Bord
Capitol
Job Trammlll
Cliy
Merk G. Thornburg
Andrew
L. A. Andrew
Olson and
Williams Weld
Towa
Farm ‘Organization
Lave
Congress
J. G. Mitchell
Washington
Jardine
Fari
Mitchell
Olson
Williams
Ray Grinden
Iowa Farm Bureau
Peverill
Des Moines
Clarke
Clinton
United States Department of Agriculture
Mark G.thornburg
State Secretary of Agriculture
Disabled Veterans install officers at King Marion post
C P Mulien of Des Moines, state representative of the Disabled American Veterans, spoke at Memorial hall during the King Marion post installation. Carl Fiets became commander with Fred J Koch and George B Postel as senior and junior vice commanders. J I Balensifer named adjutant and treasurer. More than 60 attendees and auxiliary participation with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P.mulien
Des Moines
Memorial Hall
King- Marion Post
Uniit
Carl Fiets
Fred J. Koch
Coolidge Sees Tax Cuts Possible Over 300 Million
President Coolidge hopes for tax reductions totalling more than 300 million dollars though a firm ceiling cannot be set until the next fiscal year budget is finished. Secretary Mellon recommended cuts from 250 to 300 million, but the White House indicated the president doubts the limit is fixed. Congressional estimates have varied up to 500 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Coolidge
Metlan
Whitt House
Congress
State Forgets New Link in Oberholtzer Case
Noblesville Indiana November 3 195? The state forged another link in its chain of evidence to convict D C Stephen son Carl Klinck and Earl Gentry in the Maige Oberholtzer murder case. Dr J B Mac Donald Indianapolis expert corroborated from the witness stand that the girl's death was due directly to injuries alleged inflicted by Stephen son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Carl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Maige Oberholtzer
J. B. MacDonald
Indianapolis
Indiana
W. H. Moon
Tatiana University
Stephenson
Farmer's Murder Trial Under Way in Aledo Court
Jurors are being examined for the murder trial of John Cominsky, a Cottonwood farmer, charged with killing Mrs. Marie McKee, a Putton telephone operator, whose body was found strangled in the central office terminal on September 2. Judge William T. Church presides as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comissy
Rance
Man Found Dead After Complaining of Pain in Side
Alfred Skallherge aged 68 was found dead by his wife when she returned from the furnace room. He had complained of a pain in his side. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow at Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musrand
Alfred Skallherge
Lixine
Essex
Marriage notices from Waterloo to Beatrice Gunderson and Greenwich wedding
Marriage announcements list Reymond B Spiker of Waterloo wed to Beatrice Gunderson of Watterton in a noon ceremony. Constance C Bennett, 22, daughter of actor Richard Bennett, wed Philip Plant in Greenwich Connecticut on November 3. The blur of names also mentions Bernard, former editor, and notes his death yesterday in a terse obituary fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Bennett
Greenwich
Conn
Jami Constance C. Bennett
Richard Bennett
Philip Plant
Elone
Cal
Willing Ungreward
Reymond B. Spiker
Waterloo
Beatrice Gunderson
Watterton
Mason City Adopts Smoke Ordinance To Curb Smog
Mason City council passed a new smoke ordinance setting a misdemeanor charge after November 13 for dense smoke from residences or factories. The rule imposes a 160 dollar fine for violations as officials vow strict enforcement to tackle the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Gas fumes victim remains unconscious in Iowa hospital
Bruce Ross, found in bed with a partly open stove jet leaking gas, has been unconscious since Sunday. Doctors at Towa City hospital believe additional complications contributed to the extended stupor as he remains near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Bruce Ross
Death notices and obituaries in Iowa region update
Mrs. Anna Marie Hillestad 29 wife of Peter A Hillestad superintendent of Stewart Manufacturing died at home of heart disease Born Sumner Iowa July 26 1886 Married Waterloo Nov 4 1913 Resided here First Evangelical church Royal Neighbors Survived by husband mother and three sons plus several siblings Funeral arrangements pending The body of Hubert F Homer died at 12 30 am at Reaction Texas to be buried at Fairview cemetery beside his father in Waterloo Funeral plans await relatives confirmation plus a fragmentary court and police note language appears in a later section
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Hillestad
Anna Marie Hillestad
Stewart Manufacturing Company
Royal
George Pagenbaum
Summer
Robert Andrew
Charles Albert
John William
Alao
Leonard Scott
Waterloo
William Pagel
Tragenbaum
Sumner
William Jasper
Herman Ganeke
le Roy
Minn
Guy Pacer
Vinton
Hubert FF
Homer
Hubert F. Homer
Reaction
Waterlon
Fairview Cemetery
Harlan Lb. Homer
Petersen Hros
Partlers
Chesanne Wells
Cola
Oet
French second Cabinet faces vote on reforms in chamber
Paris reports outline of ministerial declaration urging restoration of the treasury and debt settlement with America and England. Government vows to pursue a settlement, accept sacrifice of wealth, and push negotiations started in London and Washington. Rebels in Morocco are quieted and Syria troubles blamed on antiforeign intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paiuleve
Altho
America
England
Ozpions
London
Washington
Morocco
Syria
Yeoman official hurt in auto crash near Sibley
A. H. Hoffman of Des Moines, general counsel for the American Yeomen, was fatally injured when his car left the road and overturned in a ditch one mile east of Sibley after returning from a hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley, Ta
A. H. Hoffman
Des Moines
American Brotherhood of Yeomen
Here
State Court Fines Rum Runner Freed by Federal Court
John Pokatta, freed by federal court on suppression of evidence, was fined $300 in state court for illegally transporting liquor after a Clinton high bridge stop. His sister-in-law Sophie Pukszta’s charge was dismissed for lack of evidence, while federal charges were dismissed earlier by Judge James Woodcough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chijten
John Pokatta
United States District Court
Dayanport
James Woodcough
Woodraugh
Pukatta
Clinton High Bridge
Pukszia
Denver
Pukszta
Sophie Pukszta
Tribute Follows Men Shot by Railroad Sleuth
Thousands attend the funeral of Josephyn and Andrew Iskara in Gayonne New Jersey after they were shot by a railroad detective during coal theft. Four thousand mourners line the procession as Dock L. Stone is held at Hudson county jail amid widespread public outcry and church crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayonne
N. J
Josephyn
Andrew Iskara
St. Joseph’s
Uva
Dock L. Stone
Hudson County
Deputy Dry Chief in Detroit Resigns Over Wet Conditions
A. B. Stroup resigned as deputy administrator in charge of federal prohibition forces in Detroit Nevada. He called the city the wettest he ever served in and said federal agents are too few to fix all conditions. He questioned other possible assignments and cited jurisdiction limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Nev
A. B. Stroup
Tonkcs
Powers Reaffirm China Rights to Customs Autonomy
At a special customs conference in Peking on November 3 America Japan and Great Britain supported China's right to customs autonomy. C T Wang pledged to abolish the kin provincial tax by January 1 1929. John MacMurray said the Washington treaty would impose a surtax of 2 12 percent by February 1926 and a luxury tax by July 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
America
Japan
Great Britain
C. T. Wang
John MacMurray
Burned launch off Delaware coast believed to have sank
A telegram reported the motorboat Bunny burned to the water edge off the Delaware coast. Three aboard were William G. Taylor Delaware secretary of state and Wilmington mayor Edward B. Pusey and a third unidentified man. They departed Wilmington October 17 for Miami on a 35 foot launch. The last contact was from the South Carolina coast days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Georgelows C
Bunny
Willam G. Taylor
Edward BR. Pusey
Miami
Fla
South Carolina
Bank Deposit Released in McManus Case
Judge Gwynne released Lenville Johnson National Bank from a garnishee of 31,000 placed as a time deposit by O J McManus. The county had sued the bank for the money after McManus allegedly bootlegging a bonus of 1506.3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gwynne Todey
Lenviltt*& Johnson National Bank
O. J. McManus
McManus
Stork Rumors Surround Hollywood Colony Couple
Los Angeles AP reports rumors that Acneyres, also known as Mrs Manuel Renchi, is expecting a baby. Her husband, an attache here, confirms the reports as accurate and previously circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Acneyres
Manuel Renchi
Webster City chiropractor leaders re elected in town association
Des Moines Nov. 3 AP Dr J E Slocum of Webster City was re elected president of the Town Chiropractors association at the meeting held today. Dr Charles B Carter of Bur Hogton was chosen secretary treasurer and Dr G I Bull of Des Moines was named vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desfories
J. E. Slocum
Webster City
Wis
Town Chiropractors' Association
Charles. B. Carter
Bur Hogton
G. I. Bull
Des Moines
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Sorlie
N. Dakota
Moridand
Ned Sade
Oberholtzer
Farmer
Conopus
J. A. Laurie
Cedic Heights
Europe
Organization In Black
Jas Amee Ou
A Mernard
Washingtony
Te Rix
Dauvner
Yextanlay
T. B
Thornburg
Tremer
Warerky
Jud
Kelly
ART
Paiileve
Chamber
U. S
Aris
Yeoman
EN Auto Crasil
K Claims
Newton. Ie
Nu (Ap
Burlan & Co. State Bank
Kellogg. J
Delaware
Stork
Hollywood Colony
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
S. S
Waterloo Motor Sales
Chrysler
Franklin Sts
U_ G
Kramer Mss
West Ath St Witterloo, Ta
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