Will contest hearing unfolds amid witness scrutiny
Lawyers clash as the court and counsel press testimony in the John Goodfellow will contest. Arthur Kline, son‑in‑law, faces questions about a 1913 or 1919 Cedar Rapids trip to transport Goodfellow, with disputed timing and the witness’s accounts repeatedly ruled invalid.
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Supreme Court
John Doodfellow
Ee Arthur Kline
Alfred Somngley
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar “Rapids
Mr. Goodfellow
Lovejoy
Kline
Cedar Rapids
la Porte City
St. Luke's Hospital
Longley
Goodfellow
Kennedy
Lowa
oMyr. Goss
Sheriff’s Office Gets Refined Interior and New Deputy
The sheriff’s office features heavy oak fixtures with electric lanterns in a banklike setting. Miss Marguerite Saul serves as deputy, handling records, books, phones, and visitors, while Sheriff Herr Wagner focuses on field work and civil service duties. The decor promotes efficient administration and discourages loitering.
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Herr An T. Wagner
Cedar Falls
Marguerite Saul
Wagner
Grinnell Professor to Speak in Chicago on Immigration
Dr. Edward A. Steiner of Grinnell College Iowa will address the Sunday Evening club in Chicago tomorrow night on A New Heart for an Old World. A noted immigration authority, Steiner described Europe as a sinking ship in a recent club letter and noted his long leadership among foreign born communities in America and his fame from books on immigration.
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Chicago
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Iowa
Steiner
Europe
America
Butler Co Pioneer Dies at Farm Near Shell Rock
Mov 6. Shell Rock Iowa. Mrs. John Coster aged 80 died yesterday evening at the farm in Jefferson township where the family has resided 45 years. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at United Evangelical church in Cester Surviving: the husband, daughter Mrs. Ramige, Coster, sons Fred Shimer, John, and a brother Fred Shimer.
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Shell Rock
John Coster
Jefferson Township
Simdlayr
United Evangelical Church
Cester
Aya
Ramige. Coster
So Vents
She Flack
John. Muscatine
Wrother
Fred. Shimer
Kos Ln
Swine Feeders to Have Day at State College in November
At Cedar Falls and Ames a special day is set aside for Hog feeding experiments led by John M. Evward an Ames based researcher. The event explores practical feeds seeds and methods to improve swine production with hands on explanations for hog feeders and farmers in Iowa. It offers first hand access to the latest Iowa State College experimental work.
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Cedar Falls
John M. Evward
Ames
Lear
Brovard
Iowa
Fire at 231 Mears street damages Cedar Falls home
Firemen from station No 1 battled a blaze caused by a faulty chimney at 231 Mears street yesterday afternoon. The small Cedar Falls house owned by W F Noble sustained about 300 dollars in damage after two water streams were used. A second fire at Waterloo Feed company store on Sixth Street East was caused by an overheated stove and caused only slight damage.
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B. Puller
Mears Street
W. F. Noble
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Feed Company
Sixth Street East
Tripartite pledge to guard spheres in Turkey
Paris, London, and Rome sign a tripartite agreement to support each other in maintaining spheres of influence in Turkey. Varig reports a first in a series of future pacts France will seek with nations worldwide. Gov Cox, in his first post election statement from Columbus, says he remains proud and will not yield on principles.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Turkey
Varig
Czecho-Slovakia
Columbus
Cox
Plans for Pat's Pond area improvements in Linden
Ralph B. Slippy city engineer proposes blueprints for Pat's Pond area and surrounding district. A committee of city officials Greater Waterloo association Linden residents met at the Linden branch library to seek resident approval and plan a cleanup day. Funds are scarce. spontaneous pledges from C A Morris BE F Rath and Reth Packing Company plus Mayor Frisbie's volunteer services drive the effort.
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Pat's Pond
Ralph B. Slippy
Linden
Greater Waterloo Association
Linden Branch Public Library
Parent-Teacher Association
Iuy
C. A. Morris
BE. F. Rath
Reth Packing Company
N. W. Frisbie
Christ Church Plans An Afternoon Vesper Service
Christ Episcopal church schedules a 4 45 p m vesper service as the first in a Sunday program. Rev Ernest B Mounsey newly ordained rector will give a brief sermon on Gods Masterpiece. Mrs Robert Parrott plays a 10 minute organ prelude. The vested choir sings the revensong. John Conrad Iowa State Teachers College voice teacher will sing offertory Came Ye Blessed.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Ernest B. Mounsey
Robert Parrott
John &. Conrad
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Woman Injured As Windshield Splashes Glass
Mrs. Charles A. Sargent of 321 Butler Avenue suffered a deep facial cut when a windshield shattered after her car struck a pushcart to avoid a curbing cart rider. Her husband did not see the man prior to the collision.
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Charles A. Sargent
Butler Avenue
Sargent
George R. Potter
Berthistreet
Fourth
Walnut’ S
Waterloo Sash & Fixture Works
Chestnut Street
Logan Avermue
Fire at Waverly Plant Destroys Mohawk Warehouse
Mohawk Condensed Milk plant at Waverly loses a warehouse full of empty cans and boxes after a 1:30 a.m. fire. Originated in a coal spire burning for days, fire impossible to control due to low water pressure. Loss about 1500 dollars with partial insurance. Also notes Armistice Day observance cancelled citywide, with a moment of memory at 11 a.m. and various local notices and personal items.
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Waverly
Mohawk Condensed Milk Company
Ganough
Trucker Dies in Sudden Stroke. Truck Plows into House
T J Carpenter a building contractor of 447 Florence street died after a sudden heart stroke drove his motor truck into a house at 326 Fowler street. Neighbors moved the body from wreckage before the ambulance arrived. Carpenter born March 2 1864 in Alexander Indiana had lived in Waterloo six years. He leaves a widow and five children. Two brothers and two sisters survive.
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T. J. Carpenter
Florence Street
Fowler Street
Mr. Carpenter
City Ambulance
O’keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Alexander
Ind
N. A. Scarborough
Edward Kendrick
Thomas H
R.L
J. A. Carpenter
Waterloo
J. W. Carpenter
Waterlo
Reading
Funeral rites set for Grace M. EK church attendee
Aianapolis and Beloit residents survive. Funeral services will be held at Grace M. EK church Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. E B. Lockwood will officiate. Burial follows at Fairview.
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Aianapolis
Ind
Beloit
Wis
Grace M. EK
D. m
EB. J. Lockwood
Fairview
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