Dawes Visits White House to Discuss Naval Parley
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes and Mrs. Dawes meet President Hoover in Washington as Dawes outlines recent naval arms talks with Britain. They plan to discuss the London conference and US delegation makeup before his January return to London. Hoover may yet add delegates, beyond four named, with possible outside selections.
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D. C
Great Britain
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
London
Dawes
Stimson
Reed
Repticican
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Democrat
Arkansas
American Commission
American Legion
Heaver
New York
Brookhart Attacks Mellon Over Prohibition Enforcement
Senator Brookhart accuses Andrew Mellon of failing to send enough agents to patrol the New York Canadian border and of rejecting a $50 million funding request. He urges President Hoover to replace Mellon with a tougher enforcer and cites bootlegging and secret societies as corrupting influences on law enforcement. Brookhart also flags Toussant Twombley as a border liquor drop point and argues the big men must face prohibition laws too.
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Times
Iowan
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Melion
New York State
Congress
Hoover
Mellon
Brookhart
Bimedhey Butler
Butler
Marine Corps
Big Marine Station
Quantico
Virginia
Iowa
Roger. W. Mentone
Quincy
Mess
East
Mentone
United States
President's Crime Commission
Prohibition
Sallie
New York
Althe
Toussant Twombley
Au Femablie
Tydings
Demerrat
Maryland
Philadelpha
Hoover to broadcast Armistice Day address abroad
Washington on Armistice Day will hear President Hoover speak on foreign relations for the first time since taking office. The nationwide radio hookup will carry the address across the country, with General Pershing expected to send greetings from abroad.
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Washington,d. C
Hoover
John J. Pershing
Hospital officer cautions on tart use under prohibition
A Presbyterian Hospital of Chicago official stated that tart cannot be used as medicine since the prohibition law took effect. He claimed it belongs only among poisons, underscoring strict compliance and safety concerns amid the new restrictions.
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Presbyterian Hospital of Chicago
Santa Claus Plane to Leave Tomorrow from Chapman Field
Santa Claus Plane to Leave Tomorrow from Chapman Field as authorities plan a safe, well policed event on Grant highway. The start time is 5 o clock with ground control to manage crowds and allow children to reach the airport after school. The Courier expedition will search for a Santa if present.
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Santa’ Claus
Chapman Field
Grant Highway
Santa Claus
La Porte O E S Hosts Guest Evening at Local Chapter
La Porte City November fifth report notes the La Porte O E S chapter held a guest night with a large turnout. Members invited one guest each, the program featured a playlet Mrs Apple and Her Corps, with cash honorariums to several named members. Music included Herschel Howard on harp and Miss Vivian Reimitz on violin.
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F Courier
da Porte City
Lira
Order of the Eastern Star
Apple
G. H. Nies
Harry Kline
W. DB. Lyle
F. 8S. Garrabrant
John Goon
Myrtle Hagen
Jesse Kober
Clarence Fish
R. GC. Paige
Wallace Franklin
Herschel Howard
Vivian Reimitz
Jess Taylor Denied Motion for Retrial
Judge RW Hasnemn denied the motion for a new trial for Jess Taylor convicted of second offense violation of the Uguer laws. The claim centered on juror Ida M Bell allegedly not the juror drawn by the jury commission. County Attorney TV Guyine filed affidavits alleging defense lawyer knew Ida Bell was the actual juror drawn.
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Ida M. Bell
Juty Commission
RW. Hasnemn
Ida Bell
Fourth Ward
Guyine
M. F. Plvlds
Defeadant
Employment Agent Law To Be Tested In Iowa
Des Moines agencies challenge the new law licensing employment agencies as to constitutionality. The state panel includes the secretary of state, the industrial commissioner, and the state labor commissioner. Eleven agencies have licenses. several denied for not meeting unwritten rules.
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Bes Maines
Iowa
Des Moines
Choss
Polz
Employment Agency Commission
Isecretary O! State
Industrial
State Commissioner of Labor
Ec Obren
Swatites
British critic Swaffer defends himself after Foster slap
London May British drama critic Swaffer says he is not anti American but a truth teller. He defends his actions on stage and notes he has praised Americans like Sophie Tucker the Duncan sisters and Paul Robeson. He argues Miss Foster acted stupidly and accuses her of lacking dignity.
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London
Pr—Hannen Swalfer
Lilisa Foster
Sunday Express
Swaffer
Sophie Tucker
Duncan Sisters
Paul Robeson
Porgy
Women Who Met 25 Years Ago Have First Reunion
LaPorte Nov 5 Mrs J V Hummel hosted in her home Mrs Ethel Lane of Waterloo a first reunion with a woman she met 25 years ago in Moline Tl and whom she had not seen since Both have long resided in the area and had not met since their initial acquaintance at a women's meeting led by evangelist Vv Hunmurel in Moline
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LaPorte
City
J. V. Hummel
Ethel Lané
Waterloo
Molle
Wan Dies of Wound Inflicted by Father
Washington Ta nov four days after he was shot and severely wounded by his father George Wilson 62 died at a hospital here last night James Wilson believed to have been deranged when he shot his son last Friday morning is held in jail awaiting the outcome of the latter’s wounds Officials have not announced what action they contemplate George Wilson is survived by his widow two sons two daughters and several brothers and sisters
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Washington
George Wilson
James Wilson
Sunny Warm Forecast From Federal Observer Reed
Weather outlook for Des Moines and statewide areas reports fair skies with warming tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures last night ranged from 30 at Charles City and Dubuque to 38 at Cornell Bluffs with Keokuk at 34 and Des Moines at 32 this morning per Charles D. Reed, federal weather observer.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Charles City
Dubuque
Cornell Bluffs
Keokuk
Dx Moines
Sejm Adjourned to Fix Political Crisis
The Polish sejm was adjourned by presidential decree for 30 days today as it convened after a recess since last Thursday when Marshal Pilsudski appeared with over 100 army officers. Observers expect the adjournment to help resolve the crisis within 20 days, while additional odd items appear in regional notices about turtles and a bank case set for trial.
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Warsaw
Sejm
Pilsudski
Truck Hits Man in Mason City Cleaning Plant
Mason City reports fender incident where Y Henderson, a foreman at the cleaning plant, is injured after a truck driven by Dato Patchull strikes him. Henderson is listed in satisfactory condition as doctors assess the impact. The brief item notes limited hospital status and ongoing medical care.
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Mason City
U.ri
W. Y. Henderson
Fbr
Dato Patchull
Caid
Eskimos Save Explorers After Arctic Sog Rescue
Eight aerial prospectors led by Col. C. D. H. McAlpine were stranded for two months after two planes launched from Baker Lake Manitoba went off course. Eskimos guided them to safety at a Hudson's Bay post on Victoria Island after a grueling overland trek and待 crossing the frozen gulf.
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Toronto
Jack McKinnon
Cambridge Bay
Ocean
McAlpine
Dominion Explorers
Baker Laks
Beverly Lake
Bathurst Inlet
Arch
Gulf
Hudson’s Bay Company
Victoria Island
Queen Maud Gulf
Air Inspector and Pilot Die in Crash at East Boston
Federal air inspector George Johnson and Skyways pilot Carter perished when their aircraft tailspun and exploded on impact near East Boston airport after takeoff for Bridgeport. The craft burned. rescuers could not reach them as the fuel ignited on ground.
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Boston
George Johnson
Federal Air
Carter
Skyways, Inc
Johnson
Bridgeport
Conn
Deaths and Obituaries in Waterloo Area Notices
Nelson W Walker 78 died at home in Waterloo from an illness. Surviving widow and three children live in Waterloo. Body at Kearns mortuary. David Gilespee four-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Gilespee died at 4am from cholera infantum. grandfather and grandmother listed. Anna Meyers notated as died Friday. funeral at Hie men Gindt chapel officiated by Rev Henry Mueller. Burial at Hillerent cemetery.
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Nelson W. Walker
Town
Charleville
Wy Va
Walker
Waterloo
al- Din
Corneil Walker
Naomi Lewis
Beepdaughter
Mildura Willams
Kearns Mortuary
David Gilestee
David Gilespee
Wellington Street
Ottumwa
Els Barreth
Marlon
Anna Meyers
Tenth Street West
Werd Nield
Hiemen & Gindt
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Burind
Hillerent Cemetery
Memorial Fountain Drive Seeks Funds From Importers
Memorial Fountain association led by T. Snodgrass reports two impostors soliciting funds for a Civil War memorial fountain near Memorial hall. Authorized workers carry pledge cards for subscriptions to the Memorial Fountain Fund, with installments through 1930 totaling about 700 dollars. fountain cost estimated at 6000 dollars. Captains include Lena Knapp and Bertha Mertiman. local volunteers list many names. Public notices urge community support as a shared, patriotic project.
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TR. T. Snodgrass
Memorial Fountain Association
Memorial Hall
Memorial Fountain Fund
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Sons of Union Veterans
Daughters of Union Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans of Foreign, Wars, American, Legion
American Legion
Memorial Hell
Lena Knapp
Bertha Mertiman
Ollie Knapp
R. I. Snodgrass
Elva Wannemaker
Neva Clark
Alice Stewart
Ollie Chadwick
Mary Shirtey
Mrae Rodenhaver
Florence Harris
Pauline Hartman
George Carroll
Lil- Man Dennis
Emma Biller
Brile Muncey
Kathryn Edwards
W. E. Howard
G. A. Clark
Rose Breyman
D. F. Merriman
Gertrude Wright Fox. Stull
R. W. Chadwick
Gunmen Shoot Up Auto Host of Tama
Two gunmen chased Myr. and Mrs. Ho Backus of Grinnell for seven miles on the Lincoln highway east of Tama Sunday night. A bullet punctured a tire, forcing Backus to stop about 50 mph. The assailants searched the car, took nothing, and fled, while Backus suspected the bandits sought Heuer in the vehicle.
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Myr
Backus
Grinnell
Lincoln Highway
Tama
Arcther
Former Irene Castle Injured in Fox Hunt
Chicago news reports Sunday mishap during Ontwensiz Sham fox hunt left Mrs. Frederick McLaughlin, the former Irene Castle, with a broken tooth and head injuries while Pi-cal, Nette Brandon Judah, former ambassador to Cuba, was found unconscious. Judah to remain hospitalized for several days.
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Chicago
Pi—cal
Nette
Brandon Judah
Cuba
Frederick McLaughlin
Irene Caste
McLaughlin
Judah
Identifies 12 in Wiggins Shooting Incident
Gastonia witnesses a dry cleaner testifies that 12 of 16 men held in connection with a strike disorder were involved in the clash. E H Ells described seeing the firing on the track where Elin Mae Wiggins and other unionists rode on Sept 14. An anti communists group is named in the investigation.
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Gastonia
WN. G
UPA
Gastonia Dry Cleaner
Elin Mae Wiggins
E. H. Ells
Optimist Luncheon Highlights Bright Outlook at Hotel President
William Ramsell of the Waterloo Evening Courier spoke to the Optimist club about optimism, joking that an optimist lights lamps where none exist and a pessimist blows them out. J. H. Ray sang several solos. A stag party was announced for Friday evening, November 6, with dinner at 7 p.m. and entertainment planned.
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Optimist Club
William Ramsel
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ramsell
J. H. Ray
Oklahoma Beauty Settles for $20,000 Balm
Ann Livingston of Tulsa Oklahoma, famed as a beauty, has received about $20,000 from Franklin Hardinge, the wealthy manufacturer, in a settlement of a suit that had initially awarded her about $25,000. Hardinge’s lawyers requested no further publicity for their client and had warned of an appeal.
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Chicago
INS
Ann Livingston
Tulsa
Oklah
Franklin Hardinge
Ann
Hardinge
College Will Keep Its Indian Mounds on Campus
Waukesha Wis Nov 5 Two Indian mounds on Carroll college campus will be preserved despite grading under way Dr W A Ganfield president says. An Indian corn field destroyed five years ago when gymnasium built bones exhumed during dormitory construction the rest of mounds to be untouched to prove they are not myths. Waukesha County Historical Society helped save the markers overlooking the countryside preserving the resting places of the now nearly extinct Sioux.
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Waukesha
Wis
Carroll College
W. A. Ganfield
Goles
Catopis
Waukesha County
Campus bootlegging ring targets two Michigan students
Police continued their search for two student operators believed to head a campus bootlegging ring at the University of Michigan. Harold McKee, Pittsburgh, is jailed on a possession charge after a $2,500 bond was set. Alexander Gow of Windsor and Charles Fitzpatrick of Flushing were sought by warrants. Disappearances followed a pre raid at Fletcher Hall while authorities seized whisky wine and brandy and gathered customer lists. The university promised full cognizance and disciplinary action pending facts.
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Ann Harbor
Mich
Michigan
Harold McKee
Pittsburgh
Bert Pry
Alexander Gow
Windsor
Ont
Charles Fitzpatrick
Flushing
WN. Y
Alexander G. Ruthven
Fitzpatrick
MedKea
Gow
Fletcher Hall
Gern A. Bursiey
Stuents
Holds Auto Finance Can Recover Cars Taken by Raiders
Washington auto finance firm can recover a car sold under conditional payment and later confiscated by the government. District Court of Appeals held the company did not need to verify criminal records or intended illegal use, only show good faith through credit checks and references. Car ordered returned to the corporation.
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Washington, D. C
Automobile Finance
Heliusas
District Court of Appeals
Can Acceptance Corporation
Jona .M. Byroadshed
Beauty Winner Faces Charge In Booze Law Case
Opal Hermanson, 20, Sioux City beauty contest winner, appeared in Police court on a charge of liquor law violation. Arrested with three men at her mother's home, she was released on $800 bail for maintaining a disorderly house. She had no involvement with the liquor found. authorities noted she was only briefly present.
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Sioux City
Opal Hermanson
Senora Adriana Is Second in Gun Duel
In Mexico City, Senora Adriana Beltran de Figueroa and her husband Senor Raul Figueroa quarreled at their suburban home. She drew and shot him, he returned fire and killed her. he is hospitalized.
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Adriana
Mexico Cuy
No. 3
Adriana Beltran de Figueroa
Senor
Raul Figueroa
Mexico City
Senora de Figueroa
Dau
Girl Manager Killed as Merchant Travels
Sabula Iowa November 5 Efforts to locate Frank Berner local merchant on a trip through Iowa are underway after the death of Elizabeth Seeber 17 left in charge of Borders store Miss Seeber fell down stairs and died The case prompted an automobile forfeiture order for a 1926 model owned by W F Chalders seized for alleged illegal transportation of Hy tor by officers pending sale by sheriff Hasner and county attorney J W Gwynne proceedings involve the forfeiture action from September 12 last.
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Sabula
Frank Berner
Towa
Elizabeth Seeber
Border
Milss Seeber
Dodec Coune
Hytor
RR. W. Hasner
Allerney
J. W. Gwynne
Colo Bank Closes After Shutdown by State Officials
The state banking department took over Farmers' Savings bank in Colo Iowa yesterday after it closed its doors citing frozen safeties. The institution held deposits of 165000 dollars and capital of 30000 dollars.
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Colo Bank
Colo
State Banking Department
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Patient improves after operation at Danish hospital
A. R. Whittle senior of 626 Pleasant Avenue. After a major operation for grand trouble at Danish hospital to Minneapolis last week, he shows improvement and expects to return to Water lon in another week.
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A. R. Whittle
Pléasant Avenir
Danish Hospital
Minneapolis
Waterlon
Senate tackles tariff debate and probes on capricious enforcement
In Congress, the Senate resumes tariff talks and continues investigations by the lobby committee. A condemnation resolution against Senator Bing ham of Connecticut is adopted, while Senator Brockhart of Iowa pledges further revelations on prohibition enforcement. The Senate approves related presses and decrees. the House met briefly and adjourned.
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Bings ‘Ham
Connecticut
Brockhart
Towa
House
Volcanic Toll Rises in Guatemala Eruption
Guatemala City reports the Santa Maria eruption death toll around 600 with earlier estimates near 900. Soldiers and relief workers fight to restore order as Quezaltenango and surrounding villages face disruption, massive casualties, and communication outages amid ongoing activity since 1902.
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Santa Maria
Quezaltenango
el Fatroelnin
Quezaltenangs
Ex Football Star Rasmussen Trains With Wisconsin Badgers
Madison reports 37 year old John Rasmussen, veteran player and 1918 Walter Camp All American, is returning to college football at Wisconsin. After years in business and service with the AEF, he pursued a college berth, endured injuries, and now works to win a spot on the Badger squad under coach Glen Thistlethwaite.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin University
John Rasmus
Badger
Oshkosh, Wis
Rasmussen
University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Wisconsin
Engineering Corps
Utter States Army
Walter Camp
A. BE. 7
Paddy Driscoll
Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin
Glen Thistlethiwaite
Foray
Badgers
Prince of Wales to Resume Hunting
Prince of Wales plans a Africa tour resuming after George V's health improved. Tentative plans call for sailing to Capetown January 3 aboard the Inez Kenilworth. He will stay three to four months, including six weeks of big game hunting, returning in April. Also, Primus Hoard was arrested in Alden, Indiana, on illegal transportation charges.
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London
Ng George
Prince of Wales
Africa
Capetown
Inez Kenilworth Casile
Hill
Waterloo Dental Society Meeting At Black's Tearoom
The Waterloo Dental Society meets tonight in Black's Tearoom for the KS regular gathering. Dr J Schrader of Independence will be the speaker. Also noted is concern over a species of oyster found along the Atlantic coast and reported by the office on the Poeilr.
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Nental
Waterloo Dental Society
Black's Tearoom
J. Schrader
Independence
Leo
United States
Mir
Amilantic
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