Six Lost In Blazing Plane Crash At Marden Park
In Gorstone Surrey a Lufthausa passenger plane with Prince Eugene von Schaumberg Lippe aboard crashed in fog near Marden Park. Six dead, three survivors including Lt Commander B G Glen-Kidston and the prince, seriously hurt. A German prince and others were aboard en route from Croydon to Amsterdam and Berlin. A nearby woman pulled the prince from the burning wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorstone
Surrey
England
GAAR
Lufthausa
Prince Eugene von Schaumberg-Lippe
Marden Park
Here
Prince Eugene
B. G. Glen-Kidston
Prince
Gien-Kidston
London
Croydon
Amsterdam
Berlin
Meredith
Jones
H. S
Gasper
G. Milne
Retichinke
Niklas
Ulrich
Gehaumberg-Lippe
Glen-Kigston
Eugene
Hermine
D. L. Greig
United Press
Mans Only Regret at Scaffold Step Is Loss of Story
Rollin Davisson, known as a slayer of two men, was hanged at Livingston Montana county jail. He mourned missing final installments of a magazine serial he loved and said the last issues would appear after his death. He also recounted a dispute over a 50 cent debt with Chief Holt and officer Zallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davisson
Peter Holt
Martin Zallman
Rom
Elling
Erickson Yesteray
Gilbert
Yellowstone Park
Liner President Taft Runs Aground Near Poo Tung Point
The U S liner President Taft grounded near Poo Tung Point en route to Hong Kong while trying to avoid a sunken wreck. The captain reported no danger and expected refloating on the next flood tide per a Central News dispatch from Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
President Taft
Pootung Point
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Rain or Snow Forecast for Thursday in Iowa
Iowa meteorologist Charles D. Reed predicted cloudy weather tonight and Thursday with rain or snow likely. Temperatures statewide were mostly below freezing last night, with Charles City reporting 24 degrees. though skies remained overcast no precipitation was observed at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ded Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reétd
Reed
Charles City
Plane crash near Big Mountain saves part of mail
A mail plane flying from Clowland to Hadley Meld, Newark, caught fire and crashed on Big Mountain, three miles north of Ringtown, PA. Pilot Thomas P. Nelson parachuted to safety and recovered five of the 18 bags of mail. the rest were burned. Also noted is a Cedar Falls American Legion barbecue event with Adjutant Bricher as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringtown
Clowland
Hadley Meld
Newark
N. 2
Big Mountain
Here
Thomas P. Nelson
North Plainfield
N. J
Burmet
Arocher
Cedar Falls
J. Bricher
Areler-Chapman Post
American Legion
Waterlon
Community Fund Drive Seeks 808,894 for City
The budget committee fixes fiscal year 1930 allocations for Salvation Army American Red Cross Boy Scouts Railroad YMCA Social Welfare League and YM WCA plus camp expenses and administration costs. Langlas chairs a special gifts committee meeting to mobilize funds with a dinner in Black's on Nov 7 at 6 15 pm urging citizens to support the Community Fund of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
Salvation Army
American Red Cross
Railroad Y. M,c. A
Vv. OW. GC
Camp Pease
Carleton Sias
Chaimman
W. P. Kerwin
Charles A Kittrell
Charles W. Kline
Maud Harmon
F. Altstadt
Langlas
William Langlas
Allstade & Langlas Baking Co
Ras
Black
Langias
Commonwealth
Louglas
Ciyliztion
Community Fund of
Waterloo
Barber Re-Elected Credit Men's Chief
Des Moines reports Charles H. Barber of Mason City was re elected president of the Associated Credit Bureaus of Town. W. H L Pep per of Council Bluffs and Th A Mahannah of Ottumwa named vice presidents to cover west and east halves. I. W. Greenleaf of Fort Dodge re elected secretary treasurer. board includes W Cui Slutsky Sioux City Mrs Minnie Hillmilton Creston One Bi Faire field E G McIntire Des Moines and H C Bush Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.ri
Charles H. Barber
Mason City
Associated Credit Bureaus
W. H L. Pepper
Caunail Bluffs
Th. A. Mahannah
Oltumws
I. W. Greenieat
Fort Dodge
W. Cui Slutsky
Sioux City
Minnie Hillmilton
Creston
E.G. McIntire
H.C. Bush
Cedar Papiris
Weather notes show Tuesday temperatures and Wednesday lows
A fragmented forecast mentions Tuesday maximums and Tuesday night minimums, with Wednesday readings and times unclear. The legible items indicate a temperature plan across Tuesday and Wednesday but lack complete details.
Pollard Wins Virginia Governorship In Democratic Landslide
Virginia returns show John Garland Pollard as governor elect with 149,013 votes to 86,563 for coalition candidate William Mosely Brown. Democrats secure lieutenant governor James H. Price and attorney general John R. Saunders in a solid Democratic sweep amid nationwide political upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Pollard
Marshall- Wythe School of Government and Citizenship
College of Willian and Mary
Trumph
Willam Mosely Brown
Coalition
James H. Price
John R. Saunders
Isms
R. P. Barnes
Charlotte County
D. Q. Eggleston
Roskebisn
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Alfred &. Smith
John J. Raskeb
Judge Rules 60 Days For Attempted Theft In Christmas Dinner
In a St. Paul case, Peter Su penski admitted attempting to steal a large load, receiving a 60 day sentence after the judge rejected a Christmas dinner offer. The report notes city government debate in St. Paul, with manager proposals failing in an election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
House of Correction
Peter Supenski
Seter
ST. Paul
Wov
U.P
Wnolielil
Armistice Day events and local notes across Iowa
Shenandoah and Council Bluffs veterans to mark Armistice Day with speeches by Governors Hammill and Weaver. Seventeenth Infantry band and Fort Crook veterans will attend. Iowa City-Muddy routes affect Dad's Day celebrations. Minnesota game slated at stadium. Road improvements near the stadium open a paved highway loop. Boone reports three early morning robberies netting about $2000 from local stores. Montezuma sees former state representative John Bradley die at 65 from heart attack after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly Literraterant Seidserine
Jinhni Hammill
Iowa
J. Weaver
Nebraska
Seventeenth Infantry Band
Fort Crook
Omata
Yowa
Minnesota
Mighway Ob
Montezuma
John Bradley
House of Representatives
Thi
Bradley
Flo
Election Results Across States in Political Cycle
Virginia John Garland Pollard won the governorship as a regular Democrat. New York City James J Walker re-elected mayor. Kentucky Democrats hold two thirds in the house and control the state senate. New York state James P Gavagen Democrat elected to Congress from Manhattan Twenty first district. New Jersey Republicans retain control of the legislature. Chicago Democratic ticket elected for mayoral post. Boston James M Curley Democrat elected mayor. Detroit Charles Bowles nonpartisan elected mayor. Pittsburgh Charles H Kline Republican re-elected mayor. Louisville William B Harrison Republican re-elected mayor. Indianapolis Reginald Sullivan Democrat elected mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
New York City
James J. Walker
Kentucky
Senate
New York State
James
P. Gavagen
Manhattan
New Jersey
Chicago
Boston
James M. Curley
Detroit
Charles Bowles
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kline
Louisville
Willam B. Harrison
Indianapolis
Reginald Sullivan
Pilot Loses Fight with Plane Spin Over Colorado
Witnesses describe Pat Love 35 in a test flight of an Alexander bullet ship as it spun from 5000 feet and plunged to the ground. He reportedly fought to regain control while the craft fell in a mile long descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pat Love
Love
Fire at Quest & Smith building causes $1500 loss
A fire caused by defective wiring in the basement ceiling at 411 Fifth Street West, home to Quest and Smith plumbers, started at 1 10 p m and was extinguished within minutes. Fire Chief Ray Tiller estimated $1500 in damage with heavy smoke damage feared to the second floor apartments of the two story brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quest & Smith, Plumbers
Jury Convicts Movie Tax Cheat in Federal Court
A federal jury in Los Angeles found Miss J Marjorie Berger a Hollywood tax counselor guilty after a 10 minute deliberation. She was charged with guiding false entries in the tax return of Dorothy Mackall, a featured actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
J. Marjorie Berger
Hollywood
Berger
Dorothy Mackall
Edlross
Thief Steals From Amputated Leg Woman Dies After Theft
In Buquoin on November 6 a thief took $40 from a stocking on the leg of a train amputee, Mrs Myrtle Leehy, who later died at a hospital. She leaves five children. Police were notified by her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buquoin, I
Myrtle Leehy
Welfare League Dinner Invitations Out Soon
Invitations to the Social Welfare league annual dinner meeting set for November 15 at 6 15 p m in Black's tearoom will be issued within three days. Dr John Lewis Gillin of the University of Wisconsin will speak. Invitations go to Black Hawk County Medical society ministers supervisors city officials and judges, with reservations open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
Black
Jane Thompson
John Lewis Gillin
University of Wisconsin
Black Hawk County Medical Society
Board of Supervisors
Waterloo Woean Injured in Dubuque Accident Recovers
Mrs. Oscar Hopka of 916 Conger street was injured October 27 in an East Dubuque auto crash. She suffered a fractured collarbone and a delay in right leg. she is described as improved and in a Dubuque hospital. A 12 year old, Harlan Keller, of Cedar Heights, is seriously ill at Presbyterian hospital. his Portland, Oregon origins noted. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a Thursday meeting with hostesses. Chicago reports another bomb in the Italian quarter damaged a drug store front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hopka
Conger Street
East Dubuque
Dubuque
Youtit
Harlan Keller
W. Bronson
Cedar Heights
Presbyterian Hospital
Keller
Portland
Ore
Bronson
Immanuel Gadtes' Aid
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Ray Sbisbey
BE. F. Birkelberg
J. H. Engelking
Chicago
Michael Servitella
WANTS CITY AIRPORT Opn drive in Fairfield Ta
A municipal airport initiative began in Fairfield Iowa with petitions calling a special election to authorize improvements to a field operated by the chamber of commerce. Local residents sign seeking a vote on the project amid a broader city development push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Optnion
Chamber of Commerce
Tammany ticket and Walker win huge pluralities
New York returns James J. Walker and his Democratic Tammany ticket to office with a large margin Walker 865 649 against GOP rival La Guardia 368 384 Norman Thomas Socialist gains reflect dissatisfaction with major parties. Queens votes shift as Harvey defeats Cox while borough offices sweep Democratic.
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New York
U.R
James J. Walker
Walker
F. HK. Ja Guardie
la Guardia
Norman Thomas
Richard Emignht
Thomas
Queensborough
Crop Report Notes Hog Wounds From Pheasant Hunt
Des Moines reports corn husking slow due to rain across Iowa with moisture hampering yields. Winter wheat and pastures in good shape. sugar beet harvest progressing. potatoes nearly done. Farm animals generally healthy except occasional hog cholera. many animals wounded by hunters near northern town during pheasant season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.R
Iowa
Charles BD. Reed
Reed
Northemn
Standard Oil of Nebraska declares 25 cent extra dividend
The Standard Oil company of Nebraska today announced an extra payment of 25 cents per share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend. The extra dividend is payable December 20 to stockholders of record November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Nebraska
Deaths fill local obituaries with multiple notices
Death notices report Mrs. Neal Tharp of 1002 Nevadas Street dying in a local hospital after six years with diabetes. Survived by son Marlow P. Tharp and three sisters, with funeral set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Kearns chapel. Also listed are funerals for Mrs Gertrude Bunnell Abdili, Nelson W. Walker, and David Gilespee Jr with service details and burials planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noatt Tharp
Neal Tharp
Charles Jackson
Nevads Street
Mary Ellen Floyd
Shim County
Iowa
Noah Tharp
Linn
Simday
Kearns Chapel
O. M. Yegsy
First Evangelical Church
Waterlon Camp
Royal Neighbors
Evergreen Cemetery
Vinton, Ia
Gertrude BR. Abdile
Gertrude Bunnell Abdili
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Don M. Qury
Waterloo
Fabre View
David Gillesper
David Gilespee
Wellington Street
Marlow
Stocks Collapse On Broad Market Slump In NYSE Session
New York traders faced a sharp three hour decline with many leading issues sliding from 55 to around 30 a share and only partial recovery by close. Total NYSE volume reached 5,914,760 shares versus 6,202,930 in the prior five hour session, as some issues managed to rebound late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
I C C Orders Roads to Stop Free Haul for Private Cars
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced that railroads must stop hauling each other's private and office cars free or at reduced rates. Orders require abstaining from non Tariff movements after January 1. The ruling finds such practice unjustly discriminatory and unduly preferential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of Railway Executives
Aged Woman Hit By Vehicle In Charles City
Mrs. Fannie Kellogg 83 was struck and left unconscious on South Malin street in Charles City Missouri. She suffered a fractured left wrist a deep head wound and other injuries and was found by a passing child. No eyewitnesses report a hit and run and her condition was described as serious given her age. She has a daughter Miss Dot living in Chicago and two brothers Phin Fluent of Charles City and OG Fluent of Otranta Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Charles City
Fannie Kellogg
South Malin Street
At & P.m
Tim
Miss Dot
Wying
Chicago
Phin
OG. J
Otranta
Braille publishers seek funds for blind readers outreach
Christian Record Publishing association of College View Nebraska seeks freewill contributions in Waterloo over two weeks led by W Couts. Magazine aids blind Anglican readers with mail postage covered by U S government. Bible in Braille available, full volume seven feet thick, weighs 84 pounds, costs 85 to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Record Publishing Association
College View
Neb
The
Christian Record
W. Dh Couts
Waterloo
United States
Mall
Actress and manager Hazel Davidson testifies in divorce suit
Hazel Gass Koentcke Davidson, seeking divorce from F G Davidson, testified in district court that her husband falsely accused her of misconduct, leading to her arrest. Davidson, a former actress turned influential tent show manager, described four operating tent theatres and a 12 year marriage with remarriage after a 1937 divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cearter Special Service
Waverly
Hazel Gass Koentcke Davidson
F. G. Davidson
Bremer County
Familly
Plant
Northwood
Glenn .McNally
Davidson
McNally
E. M. Sabin
Summer
Davidsons
Sumner
Death by own action Takes Lot of Pains for Nothing
Chicago readers learn of the death of Frank Smith 61 who shot himself last night after arranging family notification. He left a note and died beside a police call box as bystanders crowded around. The elder Smith feared the news would hurt his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Smith
M. E. Smith
Frank, Sr
Mra. Smith
Double murder probe in Kansas City area
Police investigate a third double homicide in a week as a rural mall carrier finds Mrs Minnie Hare 45 and lodger Jesse J Barnwell 55 shot dead in their home. The scene shows a missing diamond ring and $9775 in currency, suggesting robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.A
Minnie Hare
Jesse J. Barnwell
Loew's Declares Quarterly Dividend On Common Shares
Directors of Loew's Incorporated declare a quarterly dividend of 75 cents per share, raising the annual cash yield to 3 dollars. The previous plan paid 2 dollars regular and 1 dollar extra annually, plus an extra 7 cents per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loew's Incorporated
Four pledge Theta Sigma Phi at Iowa State College
Cather ine Peiffer from Red Oak Dorothy Park hurst of Webster City and Lucy Merrick of Boone were announced as pledges to Theta Sigma Phi women's journalism fraternity at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Catherine Peiffer
Red Oak
Dorothy Parkhurst
Webster City
Lucy Merrick
Boone
Theta Sigma Phi
Iowa
State College
Senate Tariff Debate Moves Amid Lobby Scrutiny
In Congress reports show Senate debate on tariffs continuing with lobby committee hearings. Senator Brookhart of Iowa recalls a 1926 Wall Street booze party attended by senators and bankers as the drive to speed tariff talks stalls. A Senate lobby committee examined payments totaling 77,934 to four Southern Tariffs association staff. Senator Fess of Ohio praised Roscoe McCulloch's appointment to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Lobby
A.J
Arnold
Southern Tariff Association
Brookhart
Iowa
Wall Street
Blease
Borth Carolina
Southern Tariffs Association
Fess
Ohio
Roscoe McCulloch
Waterloo Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs Wayne Dickey and daughter Altea Jean return from Miami to Waterloo. Twenty medical fraternity members attend staff meeting at Presbyterian hospital. Dr H Groening of Waverly presents on diabetes. Dick Green remains in serious condition after major surgery in Vinton. Mrs Eliott Wise travels to Milwaukee for Kirk Bates and Kathryn Williams wedding. Rev A Preston receives call at First Presbyterian Shenandoah IA. Waterloo to attend Zova Automotive Merchants convention in Sioux City with several delegates. Baran to drive chicken for Lutheran church supper. St Paul M E hosts chicken pie supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
H. Groening
Waverly
Dick Green
C. R. Green
Waterloo
Vinton
Eliott Bl. Wise
Third Arena West
A. ©. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Sioux Falls
S. D
Shenandoah, In
Coo College
Cedar Rapids
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chi, Caro
Zova Automotive Merchants
Sioux City
Frank Collard, Jr
W. H. Barker
Frank Lehterbrack
A. B. Chambers
C.A. Morris
L. G. McDonald
Davie Ramage
A. J. DuMond
A. R. Gash
W. Fiske Marshall
Beggar Goes Insane After Million Dollar Gift
Moses Feingold a 70 year old Warsaw beggar became insane upon learning from the United States consulate that his brother John had left him 1 000 000. John had not seen him for nearly five years, had moved to Texas, and the shock required admission to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Wol
Jewish ‘Ele
Graphic Agency
Moses Feingold
United States
John
America
Texas
Feingold
Ames Students May Eat Turkey at Home
Iowa State College students were told they could have Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving as holidays, a departure from the prior single turkey day off. President Hughes announced the board of deans granted the extra days, allowing a longer holiday period for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
R. M. Hughes
Marriage Licenses Granted in Waterloo Area
Ralph EB Baish and Augusta Hilmer of Waterloo received a marriage license. James Gordon of Green Mountain and Lillian Bahrenburg of Waterloo were also issued licenses. The entries list couples from Waterloo and nearby areas with ages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph EB
Baish
Waterloo
Augusta Hilmer
James Gordon
Green
Lillian Bahrenburg
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U.S
Hongkong
Laverne Long Burton- Bursick-Maruves -Conner
Robinson
Miie
Ned
Barber
Credit Men’s Chief
Waterloo, Cedar & Railway Co
Nelly Walls
Town Pabile Service Company
Twelfth
Nunnie Sailer
Garade
St. Albans
Galesburg
Ab Thawkinson
Aaymer
Whee
George Nine Tin
Koex County
NOB Bank
Eden
First National Bank
Tne
of J Fietats Ab
IL A. m
Elegt Pollard
Mich
Mergin
Bowles
Jon W. Smith
Hbernla
Smith
Althoit
Engawa
Ku Klux Klan
Pb Wet
East
Ind
Indiana
Roswell Johnson
Gary
Emmett N.] White
Raleigh P. Hale
East Chicago
Allan P. Twyman
Hale
Iowa Briefs
Fifth West
Welfare League
Towa City
Eirth
Stella Zimmerman
Iowa City
Port
Dodge
Herman Voss
Rockwell City
Fork Dodge Baking Company
Manson
Boies
H. G. Boies
Washington Street
Queens
Mortis Hulgult
Superior Court
Circuit Court
Peoples
Republian
Nelson W. Walker
Nelson Wy, Walker
Town Street
Mount Carmel Baptsst Church
John H. Patten
Fairview
Baran & O
Ing
Atock
First National Corporation
Peti- Uoner
Cass-Davidson
Hazel Cass Davidson
Kansas City Police
Gity
Westenedath Bb
Bridge, Y. AY
Buchanan
Wayne Dickey
Walnut Street
Altea Jean
Heve
Miami
Aria
Baran
Auppet
First Lutheran
Springfield
Davenport
Jefferson County
M. C
Milton
Ebinier
W. Mullan
Western Ave
Home Park Boulevard
Lester W. Miller
Massey Harris Co
Wallis
Kimber Bros
Sycamore St
Masberg & Sims
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