Italy Demands Satisfaction Over Flag Burnings Abroad
Rome reports the Tratian government seeking satisfaction from the Yugoslav state over Sunday anti Italian demonstrations and flag desecrations in Croat and Slovenian areas. Yugoslav actions included attacks on consulates, flag thefts, and mob violence against Italian shops and residents in several cities.
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Rome
Tratian Goverment
Bunday
Vienna
Navy
Edinost
Trieste
Jugo Slavs
Belgrade
Spalalo
Agram
Hummel and Hileman Return from Florida With Glow
Hummel and Hileman report from a three week trip through Florida where they observed heavy investment by New York firms in permanent improvements. They visited Jacksonville Paum Beach West Palm Beach Lake Worth Miami and noted a Lake Worth property sale and a former Water loo woman and her son moving to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Hummel
Ponca de Leon
J. M. Hileman
Umimal
New York
Waterloo
Jacksonville
Paum Beach
West Paln Beach
Lake Worth
Miami
Ella Wright
Herbers
Objectors Test Bank Hearing Names Read By Court
At a bank hearing Judge Wood allowed a method to shorten proceedings as the receiver’s attorney announced objections by many individuals and firms. List includes Edyth Garrett Johnson Nathan Bar ber Vincent Reckfertig George McCleery Fannie Kellogg First National Bank of Hawkeye and others plus entities like Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. and Plowman Tractor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Edyth Garrett Johnson
Nathan B. Barber
Vincent J. Reckfertig
George F. McCleery
Fannie BE. Kellogg
First National Bank of Hawkeye
Francis Quifler
Nettie M. Brown
Clara B. Orth
Lb. H. Keith
June
H. A. Crawford
W. Chamberlin
J. B. Kammerer
Ida B. Minard
G. H. Farnsworth
Myrtle Barr
R. W. van Schoyck
Father and Son Broadcast From Ames Announced
Complete program of the father and son broadcasting from WOT Iowa State College Ames Friday includes E-3 E-S quartet led by R A Pearson president. A 7335 group of songs by Prof Tatbart and Dr Beozer is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOT
Iowa State College
Ames
R. A Pearson
Tatbart
Beozer
Secretary Davis Flies To Inspect Army Posts
Secretary Davis of the War department leaves Washington for his first inspection trip by army plane. He heads to Langley Field in Virginia and is accompanied by Maj Gen. Patrick, chief of the army air service, signaling future air travel for visits to nearby posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Davis
War Department
Washington
Langley Field
Hampton Roads
Patrick
Army Air Service
Physician's Fate in Colorado Gate Rested With Jury
In Littleton Colorado on November 10 the defense in Dr Harold Blazer of Englewood is near end after Dr Howell Pershing testified Blazer was insane when found beside his daughter Hazel's body. Judge Johnson debated admissibility as Stone pressed for limits. courtroom crowd thinned as alienist testimony continued. A recess over Armistice Day pushes verdict toward Thursday afternoon.
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Littleton
Colo
Harold Elmer Blazer
Englewood
Hazel
Howell Pershing
Denver
John J Pershing
Blazer
Pershing
Joe E. Stone
Samuel Jonson
Stone
Tramps Suffer Severe Burns After Camp Fire Fall
Fred J Ripley, a tramp, lies near death in a local hospital from burns after falling into a camp fire near Dubuane. Companion John Zink received head burns while sleeping close to the fire. Both men were intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuane
Fred J Ripley
John Zink
Pavlova barred from Birmingham dance in tights
English authorities insist Pavlova and her ballet must wear tights for a Birmingham performance, as city laws ban bare legged dancing even for art. The edict targets the troupe amid debate on artistic expression versus local regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Plavlowa
Must Be Terrible Blow to C Dawes
Urbana Ill Nov 10 Fourteen of twenty eight University of Hingis students questioned at a church meeting were unable to give the name of the vice president of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
University of Hingis
Aie
United States
Armistice Program on Radio Tontgiewe
A special Armistice radio program airs at 9 30 p m today from station WOC Davenport by the Crescent orchestra of the Crescent Macaroni and Cracker Co under conductor Bernie Schultz. The orchestra typically broadcasts Fridays from 4 to 5 p m at WOC and 5 to 9 p m at intermittent times.
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WOC
Daveenport
Crescent Orchestra
Crescent Macaroni & Cracker_Co
Bernie Schultz
Britons Halted Egypts Progress in Latia Excavation Claim
Archaeology note reports Prog Perdriz claiming Britons known as Titutes showed superior enluire and progress to Egyptians in Latia. He cites traces of a flourishing pre Christ civilization lead years before christ. A slender gold spike found by Prof Utmurht served ceremonial communal tooth usage.
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Enluire
Prog
Perdriz
Latia
Christ
Utmurht
Fathers and Sons Banquets Planned at Five Churches Tonight
Waterloo hosts a Father and Son banquet at six thirty in Knights of Columbus hall with about 700 attendees from Sacred Heart St John s St Mary s and St Joseph s. Principal address by H McCoy and response by John McGraw of Sacred Heart set the program.
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Waterloo Cannell
Knights of Columbus
Sacred Heart
St. John's
St Mary’s
St. Joseph's
Hall BK
H. McCoy
John McGraw
Sacred Heart Church
Falls Behind on Fine Instalments, Officers Get Him
George Sasse, arrested last night at Clarion, Ta., on warrants issued by Judge E. J. Stiles for failure to pay a fine, will be sent back to Black Hawk county by Deputy Sheriff Warren Buckley. Sasse pleaded guilty Jan 1912 to malicious threats to extort, was fined 200 dollars with instalment payments allowed. payments ceased after a few months. Commitment not to exceed 132 days.
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George Sasse
Clarion
E. J. Stiles
Black Hawk County
Warren Buckley
Sasse
Welfare League Officers Set for Election Tomorrow
Waterloo Social Welfare league directs board to elect officers at its November meeting at 727 Franklin Street. Current officers include W. A. Zellhoefer president J. E. Bragdon vice president Mrs. H. A. Boggs recording secretary and C. A. Morris treasurer. Miss Anne Denton new superintendent will present plans for the year and October nursing and welfare reports will be read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Sovial Welfare League
Franklin Street
W. A. Zellhoefer
J. E. Bragdon
H. A. Boggs
C. A. Morris
Anne Denton
Warmer Weather Here May Stay Briefly
Weather arrived as forecast and is expected to persist through today and into Thursday. Official observer Ralph W. Slippy notes a low barometer and possible rain or snow while temperatures ranged from 25 to 47 degrees Monday.
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Althou
Ralph WK
Obituary: Melissa Dunham 74 of Waterloo Manly
Mrs Melissa Dunham 74 longtime Waterloo resident died Sunday night at her son Arthurs home in Manly Iowa Funeral services will be at First Methodist Episcopal Church Manly then burial at Fairview Waterloo Rev William Wilkins will officiate She was born November 17 1881 in Bremer county daughter of John and Phoebe Messinger Survived by six children Eli Stickney Dubuque IA Armand Manly Clarence Hammond Robert Dougherty Marcus Spartanburg SC Frank Plymouth NY plus two brothers and a sister Her husband Henry Dunham died last year
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Melissa Dunteam
Melissa Dunham
Waterloo
Arthur
Manly
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Poe
Fairview
William Wilkins
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Dunham
Bremer County
John
Phoebe Messinger
Henry Dunham
Spartanburg
Frank
iPlymouth
N.Y
Bees Eater Wall Builds Honey House for Harry Blank
A swarm invaded the southeast corner of Harry Blank's residence at 1806 Franklin Street a year ago and established itself in the wall. Yesterday he opened the siding and recovered more than 300 pounds of honey from the nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blank
Franklin Street
Mr. Blank
Sidiing
Duck Dog Suit In Hands Of Jurors
In district court Oscar Grow a poultry expert sues Cedar Falls families claiming their dogs killed and spread his pedigree flocks causing $1 000 in damages. Judge Stiles directs verdict for Mr and Mrs Perkins while the Mercill case goes to the jury. Parker prosecutes Newman defends.
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Fale
Whieh Oscar Grow
Cedar Falls
Merrill
Merrill Hawe
C. M. Parker
B. Newman
Gragy Proposes Caution Signs for School Streets
Gragy proposes warning signs to safeguard children walking to and from schools. Signs would be placed by school janitors only during pupil arrival and departure times, with sample signs prepared for central street placement to alert drivers to school zones. Mayor Gnagy will present the plan to the school boards at the next opportunity.
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Gnagy
Fire alarms at residence on Parker Street west
Slight smoke damage reported at the home of H. C. Clausing 116 Parker street west at 3 18 p m yesterday when an oil burner in the basement ran out of control Firemen shut off the air to extinguish the flames. Buy insurance from Herman C Miller phone 2404.
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H. C. Clausing
Parker Street West
Central Gun Club to Close Season with Banquet
The Central Gun club wraps up a prosperous season with a banquet at Bishops cafeteria on Thursday November 28 at 7 p.m. Officers and members may attend free of charge with only smiles and a willing disposition to eat. Reservations are through R. Lt. Ingersoll, president.
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the Central Gun Club
Bishop's Cafeteria
R. Lt. Ingersoll
Marshal and four prisoners to court
Deputy U S Marshal M B Healy Cedar Rapids passed Waterloo last evening with four federal prisoners bound for Fort Dodge for federal court. The prisoners are W J Allen an enter ed porter charged with transporting liquor between Chicago and Fort Dodge Albert Moore and Henry Walker Indians charged with bringing liquor on the Tama reservation and Cecil Stergall charged with violating the Dyer act in transporting a stolen car across state lines.
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United States
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
W. J. Allen
Porter
Jiquor
Chicago
Albert Moore
Henry Walker
Tama Reservation
Ceecil Stergall
Dyer
Juvenile, Adult Sentences In City Court
Lillian Roseverry fined two dollars and coats by Judge A C Beem on a steplitting charge with fine suspended for good behavior. Ralph Wenthe, 14, arraigned for carrying concealed weapons and sentenced to the reformator y until age 21. Paroled to his mother during good behavior.
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Lillian Roseverry
Coats
A. C. Beem
Durig Goo
Ralph Wenthe
Musterole Or Mustard Plaster For Congestion And Colds
An old fashioned mustard plaster burns but Musterole offers a clean white ointment to rub in. It claims rapid pain relief and lists uses including sore throat bronchitis croup neuralgia headache rheumatism and bruises with potential to prevent pneumonia in chest colds.
East District Schools Observe National Education Week
East district public schools plan evening sessions and programs next week to give parents insight into their children’s work. Schools will dismiss at noon Tuesday November 17 and resume at 7 p.m. for the evening program, with junior and senior high events the next day and Friday night entertainments featuring one act plays and music without charge.
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East District
Charles W. Kine
Parches
Glea
CAUGHLAN FAMILY RETURNS TO WATERLOO HOME
Caughlan who led Waterloo Electrical Supply Co. moves his family from Des Moines back to 2408 Fourth Street West Waterloo after two years as Des Moines office manager for Westinghouse Electric. He plans to return to Waterloo permanently later. W A B Graham, former renter, moves into 2818 Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. IL. Caughlen
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Des Moines
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Waterloo
Fourth Street
Cauughlan
W. A. B. Graham
Caughlan
J. H. Ensley
Fourth Street West
National Guard Drill Broadcast by University of Wisconsin
Waterloo residents invited to witness a naval military drill at the armory. Station WHA and the University of Wisconsin plan to broadcast music and guard mount commands to national guard companies across Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois. Lieut. Col. Barnes will give commands from the university. Details and date to be announced later.
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Waterloo
WHA
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
National Board of Iowa
Barnes
U. S. Army
Ben Hur Lodge Kiddies Program Set For Tomorrow Evening
Ben Hur Lodge hosts a Kiddies program at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Ben Hur auditorium for members and families. L. W. Bickelberg will open with a welcome, followed by Melody Girls and Poppy orchestra selections. I. H. McCarty state manager will discuss the new junior department, with J. C. Murtagh also speaking. Refreshments will be served.
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Ben Hur
L. W. Bi¢kelberg
Melody Girls’ Poppy Orchestra
I. H. McCarty
Moore says business conditions improving at Conopus Club
Stanley D. Moore of Moore & Moore T Inc spoke at the Conopus club meeting in Black's tea room this noon. He stated the business trend is for the better with more money and greater prosperity evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Moore
Conopus Club
Stanley D. Moore
Moore & Moore, T Inc
Black
Moore
Judge Wade Able to Hold Court Again
Federal Judge Martin J. Wade returned to Des Moines from Iowa City to arrange the opening of the regular term on November 24. He said he was almost recovered from his illness.
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Wade
Des Moines
Martin J. Wade
Towa City
Hospital Alumni Meet Set at Lafayette Street Home
Presbyterian hospital alumni plan a gathering at Mrs. Ray Viller's residence, 1103 Lafayette Street, on Wednesday afternoon. Marion Schauger will assist as hostess, following a period of illness and a prior breakdown. Judge Wade stated he would perform only light duties until full health return.
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Wade
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Italy
INS
Farinucci
Mus‘Balint
Farbacci
Socialist Party
Guistizia
Voce Republicana
Avanti Vanita
Milan
Labor
Tevere
Cortiere Della Sara
Mondo
Stampa
Hileman
Colorado
Johnson
Pavlowa
C. Dawes
RADIO
Tontgiee
Fathers and Sons OF Five Churches
E. H. McCoy
Rev
Earl Roadman
Welfare League
Mortiuari
Labarre
Tre
Mi Street
Lafarre
Bratnaber
W. Jut. Stewart
CC. W. Chapman
Knights of Pythias
the Eagles
Barre
Clarenes
Clarenes T. l of
Waterlad
Salarre
BaBarre
Kearns Funeral Home
Agadnst Ma
Mes. A. IB. Toerking
Merrill Case Goos
Gragy
Herman
C. ‘Miller
Central Gun Club
U. 5S
Dara
Tobes
Rob Teerty
Seigel
Commercial St
Waterlop
Towa
National Guard
Waterloo Motor Sales
Chrysler
BEN Hur Lodge
St. Paul & Minneapolis
Iowa-Minn
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Pullman
R. H. Johnston
Agt
C. RY Po
FITCH
John Kubik
Voorhies
van Horn
Russell-Lamson
Wateroo
Big Rapids
Mich
WEEX
Francis H. Leggett & Company
New York City
Smith Lichty-Willman Co
Waterloo, Iowa
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