Liquor-Laden Cartal Wreck Hurts Runners in Oelwein
In Oelwein Iowa on November 24 W H Craig of Maynard and Albert Bueneke of Maynard were injured when their liquor carrying car collided with a machine. Craig faces possible death and Bueneke is jailed. Police say both men had been drinking and misjudged route while en route from Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
W.H. Craig
Maynard
Albert Bueneke
Fred Vaneslow
Frederick Street
Bueneke
Gueneke
Dubugue
Roeneke
Craig
August Miche
Buencke
Varesion
Evangelist Draws Large Crowds to St. Pauls Church
Rev Myron B. Taylor and Mrs Taylor led evangelistic services at St Pauls Church drawing the largest attendance the church has ever seen. Morning and afternoon sessions featured lectures on religion with women’s meeting in the basement and an evening address on Hell. The preacher urged that souls belong to Christ to avoid eternal punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist
Episcopal Church
Ana
Eleighton
Taylor
Ray Mr. Taylor
Hell
Beaven
Coal Freight Rate Hearing Affects Waterloo Interests
Waterloo's interests in the coal freight rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington are represented by Harry Sunberg of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. The commission will review exceptions to Examiner Diggue's tentative report which recommended no reduction. The case, begun in Des Moines over two years ago, sought a 90 cent per ton cut on soft coal from western Illinois and Kentucky. A grant would save Waterloo about 190 900 annually, according to C Hanson of the Greater Waterloo Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Harry Sunsberg
Cedar Rapids
Diggue
Aled
C. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Final Wali Ga Zhu Rehearsals for Scout Rally
Waterloo Boy Scouts announce final rehearsals for the annual Wali Ga Zhu indoor rally. Troops meet Dec 1 at Emerson School and First Presbyterian, Dec 2 at St Marys School, with groups listed for each venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Boy Scouts
Kas High
Emerson
St. Marys
First Presbyterian
Karen
Arthur ‘ Jury
Toda
Emerson School
Foster Deposed as Red Leader Defends Self in Moscow
An article reports William Foster, former Communist presidential candidate, ousted as party head and in Moscow urging reinstatement. It cites the World alleging P Green acts as Russian soviet liaison and notes Ruthenburg leads a rival faction in Moscow disputing Foster's leadership with Gregory Zinovieff overseeing the third international.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Red
Moscow
New York
Navy
William
Communist Party
New York World Save
P. Green
Charles Ruthenburg
Gregory Zinovieff
Inter
Union Heads May Christmas Seals Sale After Soft Coal Strike Parley
Washington D C Nov 23 AP union officials urged government action or self help to protest wage and contract violations in the Jacksonville soft coal dispute. John L Lewis urged President Coolidge to consider miners’ bargaining as an alternative to intervention. A regional conference planned distribution of 300000 Christmas seals in Black Hawk county after Thanksgiving with Mrs T C Menges as chair and a listed solicitation committee of miners and union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Imine
Federal
Jacksonville
John &. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Coolidge
Lewis
Departments of Justice, Commerce and Labor
Elis Searles
Mine Workers' Journal
New York
Black Hawk County
Russell-Lamson
Ruvane Local Man Dies in California Hospital
William W. Ruvane, 58, formerly of Waterloo and son of Matt W. Ruvane, died Saturday night in a Los Angeles hospital after a several week illness. Brother-in-law John W. Miller will bring the body to Waterloo for burial beside family at Fairview. Surviving relatives include his father, a son, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral arrangements await arrival of the body with Masonic lodge involvement planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William UI. Ruvane
Waterloo
Matt. W. Ruvane
Franklin Street
Juos Angeles
Cal
John W. Miller
Los Angeles
Waterlow
Fairview
Wavane Jett
Union Pacific Railroad
Sinet
Freeport
Waterton
Hile Parnis
WI Tabwerd
John WW
Miller
Ceorge C. Welker
LF. Ravene
Denver
Colu
Motine
Parsons
Kan
Ravane
Prohibition agents uncover whiskey in homemade coffin
In Idar Rapids Iowa on November 23 prohibition agents dug up a grave like container and found 18 pint bottles of whiskey inside a homemade coffin. Antone crate ky, owner of the burial crate was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idar Rapids
Prohibition
Antone Crate Ky
Thr
Darnor Bad Leen
Health drive lanterns at Des Moines conference musters leaders
Miss Francis Brophy of Des Moines will preside at Iowa Tuberculosis Association conference sessions at 10:30 am and 2 pm. Mrs E A Boggs chairs publicity. Christmas seal drive funds support health work in schools and public health nursing. Students selling seals win Gov Taggart autographs. Final day of campaign is a tag day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragdon
Harry Lichty
Arthur Fowler
Burr Lichty
Laura Gholson
Nan Black
E. A. Boggs
Miss Brophy
Francis Brophy
Des Moines
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
J. P. Jones
Woman's ,Club
Fargier
Varius
John Tagmill
Ogres
Fire destroys Reinhbeck Photograph Studio in la
Fire ripped through the Reinhbeck photograph studio in La Reimheuk on November 20 as E Brooks, owner, was taking a photo. The blaze started near the ad Gve, likely spreading through the Eddy building on Browd street. Stock loss estimated at 100 and fixtures. Insurance valued at 150. Local department fought the blaze with high frame structure aiding access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reimheuk
E. Brooks
Ad Gve
Eddy
Browd Street
Brooks
Brag
ST Tathy
Hyimauvaner
Eleven Alarms Hit Waterloo In 20 Hour Span
Waterloo fire department answered 31 alarms in 24 hours from 3 p.m. Saturday to 11 a.m. Sunday with negligible damage totaling under 40 dollars. Fires were largely chimney and room fires. notable damages cited at several addresses on Bayard, Seventh, Third and Franklin streets. A grass fire on Beech street was extinguished. Fire Chief Ray Tiller attributed the spike to rapid temp drop and furnace strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. C. Crosboy
Bayard Street
P. F. Fry
Seventh Street
W.rtnes
Third Avenue West
D. G. Wagner
Franklin Street
Alexander Lockhart
Independence Avenue
H. M. Kenyon
Center Street
E. M. Deal
Vermont Street
Edward Nesbit
Hammond Avenue
L. V Scovill
Rich Street
Beech Street
Ray Tiller
Phone Employes Honor M. W. Ricker With Farewell Dinner
Employes of the Northwestern Bell Telephone company, about 125 strong, will honor M. W. Ricker, departing district traffic chief, with a farewell dinner and dance at Galloway hall. Ricker has been promoted to railie chief of North Dakota and will leave for Fargo in a few days. A. A. Bowsby, Davenport, new Waterloo district traffic chief, arrives today and will attend, along with A. A. Berguson, Des Moines, traffic supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
M. W. Ricker
Galloway Hall
Ricker
Rallie
North Dakota
Fargo
A. A. Bowsby
Davenport
Waterloo
Hicker
A. A. Berguson
Des Moines
Cook Leaves For Fort Madison To Reslot Plea
County Attorney W. A. Cook will depart for Fort Madison at 4 30 p m to re slot a plea for two inmates held in the state penitent iary. He opposes writs of habeas corpus for Edsie Hanner Burl McBain and Leslie Hanner, who with Edsie’s brother were sentenced to life after pleading guilty to murder in a conspiracy to rob Tony Guanana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Madison
Tony Guanana
Cedar Falls
W. A. Cook
Siry
John M. Rankin
Cook
Edsle Hanner
Burl McBain
Edsle
Leslie Hanner
R. N. Johnson
Punty
Lee County
Edsie Manner
McBale
Guanana
Milks Emulsion Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Bert Becker of Miami testifies that Milks Emulsion cured his three year stomach catarrh and laxative dependence. He claims regular bowels, weight gain of 30 pounds, and improved health after ten bottles. The ad touts palatable emulsion, no pills, refunds if unsatisfied, and price options 10 cents and 1.20 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Becker
Miami
Sensational chase ends in Minneapolis capture
Sheriff D. 8. Henderson captures Hanners and McBain in Minneapolis after a dramatic chase. Earl McBain, son of farmer William McBain from Cedar Falls area in Black Hawk township, is reported seriously die
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanners
McBain
Minneapolis
D. 8. Henderson
Earl McBain
William McBain
Cedar Palls
Black Hawk
Woman Bertha Munger case set for judge’s sentence
Charging conspiracy to perform an illegal operation that caused Bertha Munger’s death, she is to appear before Judge G W Wood on Friday morning for sentence. Sweeney appeared at the September term’s start, while F L W Howards contends for the state and defense counsel clash over parole terms. Edwards opposed parole and denied any promise tied to the plea. the court could allow withdrawal of the guilty plea, prompting a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Munger
G. W. Wood
Sweeney
FL W. Howards
Jand
Edwards
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Oelwew
W. H. Craig
May
Evangelist
St. Paul’s Church
WDE
DE Trapyeeige
Tee Ture
Vale
Paris
TELAT
Dias Ee
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Marquis Medici
Gaunt
Morner
Abs
Jean Nash
Marquis
Iowa
W. T. Ruvane
West
Vurial
Eels
BEAL
Reinhbeck Burns
Herman C. Miller
Phillips” Milk OF
Magnesia
Hill’s
Fort Madison
Hanner
Miles
Mullion
Mrs. Munger
Q. i. Sweeney
Watkins
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Cinci and
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Ave
Chicago
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