American private loans aid Italy recovery
Washington reports private bankers poised to lend Italy 50 million dollars and Italian industry nearly 100 million more as terms with the American debt are settled. Senate ratification remains the final hurdle though business and labor groups push for fair terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Sulliv
Washington, D. C
Novall
Washington
New York
Senate
Italy
Oas
American Commission
Edward N. Hurley
America
Huriey
Tlinois Manufacturers’ Association
American Federation of Labor
John W Gamble Omaha magnate credits luck for rise
Omaha manufacturer and banker John W Gamble, visiting Waterloo, attributes his wealth to luck not hard work. Born on a Nebraska farm, he built a fortune as a publisher, bank executive, and industry leader, saying opportunities came to him on the right street at the right time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gamble
Omaha
Waterloo
Mississip JM Valley Association
Omaha’ Chamber of ‘Commerce
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
la. mi
John Gamble
Sentila
Rome
Prairies
Seattle
Bowery
Mottstrent
Zurich
Corn Belt
Jesus
Famo
Nebraska
Hig Board
Altho
Hos
Wie
State Normal School
Peru
Neb
University of Nebraska
New York
Thursday Club Meets at Home of Mrs. Elgin Gales
La Porte City Nov 14 Th ursday club entertained at the home of Mrs. Elgin Gales west of town with six visitors. The afternoon featured frangy work and visiting, games and contests, plans for a Christmas party December 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs J F Gay, refreshments by the host, next meeting with Mrs Will Boyd in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Gales
la Porte City
Glen Fox
Clarence Wilson
Oscar Hardin
Henry Kuhns
Charli Kuhns
Alice Michels
Afr
J. F. Gay
Will Boyd
Tota Hackett
Tola
Hackett
Genesieve Pedro
Neliie Wescott
Mabel Kleist
Rhinelander Trial Sees Letters Read In Annulment Case
In White Plains New York the Rhinelander annulment case resumes Monday with dozens of love letters read aloud. The defense notes that Alice Rhinelander deceived him about her blood, while testimony cites Al Jolson and Irving Berlin as side claims in the dispute over the wealthy aristocrat’s marriage to a woman described as a negress. Prosecution and defense present further letters and witness statements, including a fireman’s denial of gifts or marriage proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Leonard Kip Ehinelander
al Jolson
Irving Berlin
J Altha
Constantine Vrking
Rhinelander
Edward Holland
Holland
Alice Jones Ringelander
Tom
Endant
Fdjdie
Shim
Arizona
Mall
Mills
Berlin
Len
Harvyarl
Wiliam Lawby
Verse writer dies near Muscatine at age 22
Nov 14 Muscatine Iowa CAP indicates the poet and verse writer Ane Kilpatrick died near here at age 22. Investigations into the cause reference atmospheric conditions and a brief note on livestock sanitation and dust in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatinn
Ane Kilpatrick
Rural children lag behind city-reared peers after six
Iowa City Nov 174 AP Rural children from rural districts show equal or better dental and early development but begin to fall behind city children after age six. Dr Bird T Baldwin reports from two year study across rural communities, noting language use and educational achievement gaps, with parental attitude and access to resources as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Bird T Baldwin
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Baldwin
Iowa
and National Congress of Parent Teachers
Beto
Engine Strikes Motor Car Here Driver Unhurt
G. Moe of 129 Hawver Court escaped injury when his automobile was struck by an Illinois Central engine at Fourth Street at 9 20 p m yesterday. Front wheel damaged. Loomis car at 1426 Third Street West damaged when it collided with a street car on Fourth Street between Commercial and Jefferson at 5 45 p m yesterday. Loomis said he drove into the street car to avoid a boy who ran into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Moe
Hawver Court
Illinois Central
Fourth Street
Bro
G. R. Loomis
Third Street West
Commercial
Jefferson
Loomis
Klack Music House Christmas Catalog Ad
A Christmas oriented payment hold offer for instruments and accessories from Klack Music House Waterloo La West Side 906 Jefferson. Promotes high grade King Saxophones band instruments guitars banjos ukes violins drums outfits and more with repair services and use instruments available for on hand purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Klack Music
Waterloo
Jefferson
Jensen's Collar Bone Broken in Auto Crash
Jensen sustained a fracture of the collar bone and several bruises after his car collided with an unidentified vehicle at Broadway and Center street at 8 15 this morning. He was taken to a physician's office for treatment and is not in serious condition. His car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Broadway
Center Street
Egg Man Dies Pioneer Poultry Dealer Leaders Remembered
Washington Indiana November 14 AP funeral services set for Sunday for W. 8 Roster a pioneer wholesale poultry dealer who led the State Association of Poultry and Egg Men last year and served on the executive board of the national association at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, In
Mov
Nuctionial Aissociation
Mrs Frederick Reisner Buried in Independence, Iowa
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Frederick Reisner were held Friday at 11 a.m. in Independence with Rev. R. L. Smith officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery beside her husband who died seven years earlier. Frederica Dorothea Slack Reisner, born March 6, 1839 in Germany, married Frederick Reisner in 1860 at Trenton, New Jersey. The couple moved to Independence in 1881 and later to Algona to live with their daughter Mrs. Albin Spongberg. Mr. Reisner died about a month later. Mrs. Reisner, in frail health, died November 11. They had nine children, six daughters and three sons, with two children dying in infancy and a son, William, killed in a train wreck near Dubuque seven years ago. Surviving children are Mr. Spongberg, Algona. Mrs. O. S. Maso and Mrs. Charles Dreahgi, Elgin, Illinois. and Job Reisner, Oelwein, with 49 grandchildren and a few great grandchildren. The body was brought from Algona on Thursday. Mrs. Reisner was a member of the Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Frederick Reisner
R. L. Smith
The
Methodist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Prederica Dorothea Slack
Germany
America
Frenton
N. J
Frederick Raisner
Independénss
Albin Spongberg
Algona
Birs. Reisner
William
Dubuqus
Spongberg
Maso
Charles ‘Dreahgi Elgin
Job PF. Reisner
Oeliein
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U.S
American Debt Commission
Thaly
Sinteg Uement
Ceiliaux
New York Herald-Tribune
Nasrs Servier
Parkersburg Baa
Parkersburg
Methodist Episcopal Ehurch
Apnical Bazar
Bigges Stoten
Imine
Jother
Gamble
Standard Chemical
Ile
Ho Hicky
First National of
John W. Gumble
Ufe
Hannibal
Los Angeles
M Midwest
Edith Adams
la Porte City of the Art
Waterloo Evening Courier
Moward Hubbard
Howard Hubbard
Angust Buckholtz
Ln, Wright
DG. Wi Witwer
Aresent
Harold Brailier
Paul Koontz
Will Peck
L. A. Ritter
L.A. Ritter
Usher
Ida Tarbeil
Tina Booth
B. A. Klimr
Irs
Cal Fosse
Ridgeway
David Allison
Savanna
Wil
Bert Booth
Rhinelender
Buals
B. T. Baldwin
Dixie
Crystal Ice and Fuel CO
F. Reisner
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
K. of P. Hall
Conducted By
Central Iowa
Margaret E. Brown
Corn Products Refining Co
Darkie
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