Germans surrender Zeppelin expert to American partners
Bremen reports Germany hands over Dr. Karl Arnstein, chief engineer of the Zeppelin company, and key staff to join Goodyear Zeppelin in Akron. Arnstein vows German techniques will aid the transatlantic airship effort under American leadership, with plans to replace hydrogen with helium where possible. He notes shared future benefits from American enterprise and German experience as the ZR-3 program shifts to U S operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br .B. Weyer
Copsright
Bremen
Germany
America
Count Zeppelin
Karl Arnstein
Zeppelin
George Washington
Sve. Arnstein
Sig Brother
Catunt Zeppalin
Capt
Lehmiuing
L.angeles
Arnstein
United States
Tate
Mckener
Yam
Germian Bhoroness
Goodyear “Zeppelin Corporation
Dr. Arnstein
En-1 Tope
W. Klemperer
Ro Liebert
P. Helma
Ft. Schnitzer
J E. Brunner
Lh. Rieger
HW. Kec Hirtigardt
BE. Schietiel
Scarlet fever case prompts local quarantine update
A scarlet fever patient at 117 Beck Avenue in Wilson was moved to a detention hospital and the home released from quarantine. The report notes this is the only contagious disease reported in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Beck Avenue
Twenty Five Workmen Drowned in Harbor Disaster
Repair crews report twenty five workers drowned and twenty two injured when a steamer carrying sixty sank in harbor after a boiler explosion. The incident occurred in Helsingtots on November fifteenth as the vessel went down with a large labor crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingtots
Ming
Belieged
Spectators Searched at Fahy Holdup Trial in Chicago
In Chicago on November 14 spectators at the trial of ex postal inspector William J. Fahy and two Chicago politicians James Murry and Walter McComb were searched at courtroom doors under orders by Federal Judge Adam. Prosecutors fear intimidation of witnesses connected to a $3,000 payday holdup plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Fahy
James Murry
Walter McComb
Culis
Adam
Wylam & Son Move Holsteins to Cass Farm Soon
Sumer IA November 15 news reports Wylam and Son will relocate their Holstein herd to the Cass Farm this month. The herd, once top in the town dairy tests, will be managed by J. Cass with Schumacher and family renting other buildings. The dispersal last spring ended the Duidwagt era of Holstein fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylam & Son
Sumer
Stein
A. Wyhen & Son
Phugfield
Towa
Cass
J. i
Wyhuna
Golcotiage
Schumacher
Weyjams & Sea
Duidwagt
Rome Says Fears of Revolt Exaggerated
A government broadcast from Rome states that reports of fascist and revolutionary unrest abroad are exaggerated. Officials urge calm, deny blame, and attribute unrest to weakened spiritual unity within a civilized people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Three Horses Man and Tractor Till 105 Acres of Land
Clemons Massachusetts area report details Carl Crouse an Iowa State College alumnus now farming in Marshall County. He operates 150 acres with three work horses and a tractor. On 105 acres he uses a three year rotation of corn small grains and clover. Soybeans are seeded for both hay and bean harvests. He uses a tooth harrow, clover sod breaker, and a two row cultivator for weed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemons
Carl Crouse
Iowa State College
Marshall County
Mr. Crouse
Factory Additions Permit Issued by Commissioner Wasson
Building permits issued today allow additions for Construction Machinery Company at Glenwood and Vinton streets. The permit adds 20009 to the year's building value as work has begun. A separate barrier permit was issued to Mrs. on er street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wasson
Voy Construction Machinery Company
Glenwood
Vinton Streets
Doheny Oil Loan Satchel Becomes Court Symbol
In federal court Frank J. Hogan for the defense portrayed the $100,000 loan from Doheny to former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall as a personal transaction. He argued the government’s seizure of the little black bag and its link to the Pan-American Petroleum case should not imply illegal inducement. The Downey dispute centered on the loan’s nature and the longstanding friendship between the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Do‘neny
Privoleum & Jarbenor
Frank J. Mogan
Doheny
Hogan
Mogen
Lenders Agree on Elections Report to Labor Meeting
A preconvention accord among AFL factions backs a special executive council report on the general elections campaign to be presented at the forty fourth AFL convention in El Paso. Leaders expect broad approval and a possible open approach to presidential campaigns with candidate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
Associated Press
al Paso
American Federation of Labor
Iigh
Executive Council
Mexican Confederation of Labor
Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande
United Press
EL Paso
Tex
Mexican Federation of Labor
Elias Galles
International News
John P. Frey
Iron’ Moulders
Tournal
Metal Triates
Frey
Department of Metal Trades
Fray
Kent
Scientists Contend Evolution Not foe to Religion
In San Francisco a Science League of America rally overflowed the Native Sons’ hall to oppose opponents of evolution in schools and colleges. Speakers included Luther Burbank, D. Starr Jordan, William F. Ritter, G. S. Mundell, and Maynard Shipley, with John D. Barry presiding. They asserted evolution conflicts with neither science nor faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Science League of America
Luther Burbank
Santa R
D d Starr Jordan
Stanford University
William FE. Ritter
GO. S. Mundell
Maynard Shipley
League
John D. Barry
Beasley Estella Mrs Mstella Beasley funeral notice
Mortars MES ESTELLA BEAS Mrs Mstella Beasley died at 7 a m today at Presbyterian hospital of pneumonia. Born November 20 1885 at Topeka Kansas she married Andrew Jackson Beasley in 1892 at Cresco Iowa. Surviving children Franklin B George B Roy J Miss Alice Miss Bertha Beasley Estella Prugh all in Waterloo plus 10 grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 p m at Burton Avenue Baptist church with Rev William Wilkins. body to Sumner for burial Monday at 10 24 a m. Funeral notices also cite funeral for Wilati Makinster who died yesterday. Edward Makinster to attend from Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Beas
Mstella Beasley
Presbyterian Hospital
Topeka
Kaw
Andrew Jackson Beasley
Cresco
Beasley
Burton Avenue
Frances Esther Clark
Petersen Bros
Harbor Board Calls Speed Curb After Mauretania Washes Cowes Streets
In Cowes England on November 15 the harbor board urged the board of trade to curb the Mauretania speed through the harbor after a passage caused a heavy wash flooding streets and damaging houses shipyards. The Mauretania was singled out as the offending liner by the harbor board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Eng
Hug
Board of Trade
Mner
Chicago Declared Crime Cradle by Sociologist
Chicago is labeled the crime cradle of the nation by University of Chicago sociologist Frederick M. Thrasher after a three year study of gangs, crimes, and criminals. He cites 313 gangs and a criminal training system, while police officials accuse judges of rubber stamping to aid criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Press
Frederick M. Thrasher
Department of Social Science
University of Chicago
Thrasher
German Ambassador to Return Home in January
Washington November 15 Dr Otto Wiedfeldt German ambassador to the United States will go back to Germany in January to resume leadership of Krupps Mrs Wiedfeldt left today for Germany and friends expect the ambassador to follow. The move was delayed at his own request until after the American election and the Dawes plan became operative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Otto Wiedfeldt
United States
Germany
Krupps
Capacity Crowd at Iowa Badger Game
Madison Wis Nov 15 A capacity homecoming crowd packed Camp Randall as Wisconsin faced Iowa Spirit ran high among fans and players with hopes of a comeback from recent slump Wisconsin veterans mingled with the squad before kickoff in a revival of old Wisconsin gridiron spirit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Camp Randall Stadium
Wisconsin
Iowa
Badgers
Mixed marriage case reveals Kip Rhinelander wedding
International wire reports in White Plains show George Jones, a man of color born in England, on naturalization papers tied to his daughter Beatrice Jones’ marriage to Leonard Kip Rhinelander of a wealthy New York family. The record cites Jones’ citizenship date, English birth, Pelham Road address, and Elizabeth Brown as his wife, with Beatrice Elizabeth Jones noted as 25 and Emily Elizabeth Jones listed as 23. Authorities note denial of nonwhite blood and report Rhinelander and Beatrice’s Europe trip rumors as they remain missing with little contact from George Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
George Jones
Beatrice Alice Jones
New Rochelle
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
United States
Great Britain and
England
Jones
Leicestershire
Liverpool
Pelham Road
Elizabeth Brown
Lincolnshire
Hmily
Elizabeth
Beatrice Alice
Grace Marie
Pelham
Supreme Court
Morghauser
Emily Eilizbeth
Robert David Brooks
Pelham Manor
Rhinelander
Emily Elizabeth Jones
New Rosheile
Joneses
New Rochelia
Beatrice Alice] Jones
Europe
Tugs Tow Battleship Washington for Target Practice
The Washington battleship, 79 percent complete, towed from Philadelphia navy yard to sea for destruction as a target in fifty fathoms curve tests. Sea tugs pull the monster to be used against aerial bombs shells and depth charges while naval officers study effects for possible design changes. The ship cost over 16 million dollars and would yield only about 250 thousand in junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.S. S. Washington
Navy Yard
Washington
Garnishment of Bet on Election Starts School Fund Action
Iowa City November 15 County Attorney L O Connell began district court action against a $153 stake on the Steck Brookhart senatorial race. State law allows garnishment to divert wager money to the school fund unless challengers show cause. Kennard and others named include Bettors stakeholders and judgment holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
O’connell
Steck-Brookhart
Iowa
James Martin
Joe Kennard
Brookhart
Kennard
Henry Bad
Frank Spratt
Jerrie Lupum
J. W. Collins
Stabler Buys Irving Hotel Interest to Take Possession
Howard W. Stabler and wife Mrs. Stabler will take possession of the Irving hotel on December 1 after purchasing J. C. Allison's interest. Stabler, manager of Crawford hotel at Fort Dodge, is well known in Waterloo. They plan to redecorate and improve the 100 guest capacity hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Stabler
J. C. Allison
Irving
West Bend
Orleans
Estherville
Fort Dodge
Stabler
Waterloo
United States Senate
Fred Wray
Woman Who Won Pardon for Soldier Son Visits Osage
Osage, La. Nov 15 Special Mrs Carl Sweney Hanson gold star mother who walked to Washington to obtain a pardon for her son Joe Hanson was in Osage last Thursday en route to Waterloo seeking work. She had been near St Ansgar and had been employed by Hudson Motor Co Detroit but disappeared again. The boy, a patient in a government hospital, left without permission to enlist in a cavalry unit near Denver, desertion the army held and he was imprisoned. Another son was killed in the world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Carl Sweney Hanson
Washington, D. C
Joe Hanson
Waterloo
St. Ansgar
Harlan
Harding
Hudson Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
Denver
Hopes of Delegates to Labor Convention Dashed by Mexicans
Delegates to the American Federation of Labor’s convention suspect a key difference between US and Mexican labor bodies after a crossing of the Rio Grande. Four delegates from the Chorus Girl's Internationale of Mexico arrive in Juarez for the Mexico Federation gathering, prompting surprise among American attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
American Federation of Labor
United States
Mexico
American Federation
Rio Grande
Mexico Federation
Juarez
Man Comes Home to Find Family Mourning His Death
In Pittsburgh a mistaken identity tale unfolds as Patrick J. McDonough returns home to find relatives mourning a stranger believed dead. The body was later identified as James Jones. the real man died of heart disease last Tuesday. Ballots from last April’s city election were destroyed by fire under city hall supervision after six months, with three ballots per voter and roughly 10 000 total votes. In Bristow Indiana Louie Conrady dies after years with his sister and services set for Sunday at a Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bier
Pittsburgh
Patrick J. McDonough
McDonough
Ray B. McDonough
al Nephew
James Jones
Charles G. MacKay
Bristow
Bristow, In
Louie Conrady
Henry Tree
Lutheran Church
Wilmar
Greene High School Football Captain Receives Miniature Gold Ball
On November 15 Greene Ta high school honored George Hardy, captain for four years, with a miniature gold football at a Deal residence dinner. Attendees included Mrs Teal, Mrs Junger, Mr Junger, Will Curtiss, E O Stillman, Wilbert Langenhagen, and other squad members and school officials.
Guest of Brother Visits in Excelsior Springs
Dr J W Thornton of Excelsior Springs Missouri is visiting his brother Dr T F Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thornton
Excelsior Springs, Mo
T. F. Thornton
John B Hammond Fails to Uncover Liquor at Hotel
Waterloo raid led by former Des Moines police chief John B. Hammond found no liquor or evidence of violations at Hotel Rus. Hammond, now with private practice in detecting liquor and vice law violations, had come to Waterloo under W C T U auspices to clean up the city. Authorities checked police and municipal court records as raids on pool halls and clubrooms yielded little liquor. a basement search at the hotel found none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Michael Hughes
Dean O’banion
Frank Mareysik
O'Banion
Mareysik
Marcysik
Quincy
Til
William P. “Dinty’ Colbeck
St. Louis
Russell Lamson
John B. Hammond
Des Moines
Hammond
J. W. Gwynne
John Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Farmers to Answer 160 Census Questions Near Waterloo
Assessors of Waterloo prepare for the 1930 census with 160 questions for farmers and a 56 item population schedule. Lou Morgan, Des Moines, named director, promises the most exhaustive Iowa census yet. J A Townsley will lead Waterloo enumeration and real estate data collection to precede census work. Waterloo expects a population rise after factory closures and job losses last census year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wiil
Iowa
Lou Morgans
Des Moines
J. A. Townsley
Townsley
Trapper Dies After Battle With Wounded Bear
Fort Williams Ontario reports A Waine, a French trapper, fought a losing but fierce duel with a wounded bear in North Wood. Remains found miles from English River. Waine wounded the bear but perished as the bear charged. Hair clutched in his hands signals close contact. Blood and claw marks cover a 25 foot area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Williams
Ont
A. Waine
Waino
Waine
O Keefe and Towne Introduce Limousine Type Funeral Conveyance
O Keefe and Towne funeral directors installed today a new limousine style motor hearse made by M e Motor Car company. This latest conveyance replaces traditional horse drawn and earlier hearses, presenting a quiet refined exterior with the look of a costly automobile. The firm has long provided funeral services and has used various hearse types over the years in this Iowa section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’keefe & Towne
Meteor Motor Car Company
O'Keefe & Fowne
Motomwar
Towa
Visits Poor Sisters in Ohio Arrives This Afternoon
M. W. Aitken of Canton Ohio and his wife arrive this afternoon to visit his sisters Mrs Violeta Thompson Mrs A T Bunn and Mrs R Wilharm Waterlo and Mrs B M Sweitzer Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Aitken
Canton
Violeta Thompson
A.T. Bunn
Wilharm
Waterlogo
B. M. Sweitzer
Hudson
Where to Put Farme Bureau Offices Is Courthouse Problem
County board grapples with space to move Black Hawk Farm Bureau offices into the courthouse. Top floor houses district court needs. southwest corner holds city assessor J A Townsley. Basement stores county engineer, abstract company, county superintendent, and overseer of the poor. Court judges want probation in same area as overseer to cut staff costs. Farm bureau prefers courthouse if feasible, a common practice in other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk Farm Bureau
District Court
J. A. Townsley
Sedgwick-Lichty Abstract Company
Poor of
Waterloo
Farm Bureau
Altho
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Dr Cook Hopes Bailey Can Get Him Out by Christmas
Fort Worth, Nov 15. Dr Frederick A Cook polar explorer and convicted felon of oil frauds hopes to gain freedom through former Senator Joseph Bailey his attorney. He expects a decision within a month or six weeks. Cook did not attend the appeal hearing. his divorced wife Maria Cook, now a Fort Worth cafeteria cashier, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Haggard
Frederick A. Cook
Joseph Bailey
United States
Cook
Maria Cook
Trial of Ira Ruby Postponed in Police Court
Trial of Ira Ruby on tireless driving charges connected to a crash that injured Max Camp was postponed again due to unavailability of the principal witness. Camp’s injuries are slowly improving. J R Black was found guilty of careless driving on Fourth Street Bridge after a brief trial and fined five dollars. he claimed his taxi lacked a speedometer. Forfeiture of bond was entered for a traffic violator who did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Ruby
Max Camp
J. C. Beem
Camp
J. R. Black
Fourth Street Bridge
New Scoutmasters Appointed Across Local Troops
Arthur F Jury, scout executive, announces several new scoutmasters and assistants. William Ashmore becomes assistant to Charles Greeley of troop 1, Charles Hoffman to Harry Bunker of troop 2, Robert Hostetler and Ivan Pfeiffer named scoutmaster and assistant of troop 15, Ralph Miller takes over troop 17, and Harold Cook with South Dakota scouting experience is chosen scout master of troop 24, the Cedar Heights unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F_. Jury
William “Ashmore
Charles Greeley
Charles Hoffman
Harry Bunker
Robert Hostetler
Ivan Pfeiffer
Ralph Miller
Harold Cook
South Dakota
Cedar Heights
Social Gatherings Highlight Weekend Hosts
Mrs. and Mrs. George Lechner entertained a group at 4120 Ackermant Street on Friday night with music by Solomon Makakan of the Toota Pakawalian troupe. The event capped an engagement at Rialto theatre Tuesday. Makakan will join the troupe in St. Louis next week, as Mr. and Mrs. H D Bandfield hosted Monday's gathering and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hershiser were to host tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Lechner
Ackermant Street
Solomon Makakan
Toota Paka Awalian
Rialto Theatre
St. Louis
H. D. Bandfield
Lee Hershiser
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BG Brothers
Zep Works
Butler CO
Paul Rudd
Beaver Township
Butler County
Town
Wisi
George Schaffer
Minneapolis
Standard Cigar Company
Lawrenceville
Otto C. Schmidt
Schmidt
el’ Paso
Toon
Td Makinster
Portland
Ore
Wilati Makinster
Memorial Hall
Edward Makinster
Ne Sar
Dinos
Hight
Colbeck
Louis Fitzhenry
Leavenworth
Ainelander
Negress
Bride
H. W. Stabler
Hotel Irving
Fort Dodge Appeal
Tonor Football
Greene
Binner
John B. Hamarond
Trapper
North Wood
O'Keefe & Towne
Farme Bureau
Dr. Cook
Joe Bailey
Fuller
Cheney
First
Natl Bank
Fulter
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