Queen Alexandra laid to rest in solemn Windsor Abbey rites
Historic obsequies honor Queen Alexandra with private burial at Windsor after a public service at Westminster Abbey. Arch bishop of Canterbury presided over the state ceremony as King George and European royals followed the tiny coffin through snow and crowds. The procession moved from St James Palace to Westminster Abbey then to Windsor for private interment.
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Herry
London
Hamdtil bosLs
Britilin
St. George's Echapel
Windsor Castle
Quneta
James Palace
Edward the
England
Empire
Canterbury
Church of England
Alexandra
Parliament Square
Victoria Street
Slash
Westminster Abbey
George
Davidson
Mitre
Cope
St. James Palace
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
St. James
Admiral Arch
Whitehall
George x
Bims
Cua
Hold Driver of Car That Killed Girl 15
A driver, Russell Scherrer of Bubsque Ta, is held in connection with a fatal crash that killed a 15 year old girl. Police allege Scherrer operated the car recklessly leading to the fatal collision. The driver was taken into custody today as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubsque
Russell Scherrer
Pendinn Gatomabite
Dia
Sifstily Ziereis
Geviovit
Snn
Apara i
Scherrer
Bate
Smesh
Opportunity for Permanent Coal Adjustment Seen
The article discusses a potential permanent mechanism to adjust coal wages and urges Coolidge to compel operators to honor the Jacksonville agreement. It notes miners’ willingness to reopen mines at lower wages, the political stakes with Lewis threatening a broader strike, and the risk to fuel supply if bituminous output falters. It warns against provoking a nationwide mining halt and analyzes legal excuses used by mine owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Lewis
Ley
Coolidge
Reid
Washington
Min
Wisconsin Branch Klan Prcorporates Wisconsin Branch
A garbled earlier text indicates a Wisconsin branch of a fraternal group encountered attempts at purging or reorganization. Officials including a secretary of state and an attorney general were involved amid an unclear sequence of events. The record is fragmentary with unactionable details.
Hold Up Increases in Grain Rail Rate
Washington D C Nay foe an alteration of northw eri ralled ad vate etledutors would have resulted in mere Teles on craig movin vine Dakotas Mong Chicago cant per mernetine een le was bell up danhay by the interstate commerce commission.
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Washington
D. C
Northweri
Craig
Dakotas
Chicago
Mary Maust of Orange township dies at 90
Mrs. Mary Maust aged over 90, longtime Orange township resident, died at her daughter’s home at 10:30 a.m. from age-related infirmities after a fall on September 16. Born October 18, 1835 in Meyersdale, Pennsylvania, she married Samuel Mast in 1839 and moved to Waterloo in 1881. Surviving are three sons H H Maust, H F Maust, C H Maust. two daughters Mrs Lichty and Mrs Harvey Miller. 35 grandchildren and 96 great grandchildren. One son Albin B Maust and one daughter died earlier. Burial plans pending.
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Mary Maust
Orange Township
W. H. Lichty
Waterloo
Alaust
Church of the Brethren
Wy H. Maust
H. F. Maust
Lindsay
C. H. Maust
Seattle
Wash
Lichty
Harvey Miller
Pasadena
Cal
Albin B
Carleton
Neb
Peterson Brothers’ Funeral Home
Prisoner Hangs Self After Turkey Dinner
Sioux City Iowa November 27. Jane Bretchel, a 3 year old prisoner, reportedly hanged himself in the county jail after Thanksgiving dinner. Investigators note Bretchel had been accused of injuring George Welsh and Barkston in a prior dispute. Details are unclear due to garbled text in the source.
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Sioux City
Jane Bretchel
Inurter
Bretchel
George
Barkston
Farm
Death of Holler, longtime building contractor in Watertoo
The obituary reports Holler, a builder by trade and a member of Firer Baptisnehureh, died Sunday at his home in Watertoo after illness. Survived by a widow and several sisters and brothers, funeral arrangements are pending at the Kistner chapel with Rev. Hen Murlien officiating. burial at a local cemetery is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homlas
Thomas Ulfletjer
Swisarnet Sen Ton Eggbotiam
Watertoo
Vsti
Holler
Lake Bona
Maer
Ane
Tone Telier
Trea Monson
Mistalle
Tameal
Chet
Seth Moy
Atin Tan
Migs Thinedre
Rerenkemenine Wit
Fe Pom
Kistner Chapel
Four Bandits Ambush in Dugkia. Two Dead Two Wounded
In Dugkia an ambush left two dead and two wounded as four bandits entered a store. Police officers James Carroll and Henry were wounded. August Loektner and taxi driver Benjamin Custer were killed. Durkin was named by witnesses as a gunman. Off duty guard Henry shot at bandits as they fled, but pursuit failed.
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Chicago
Andufmuoabie
Deselase Ta
James Carroll
Benjamin Custer
James Henry
August Loektner
Carroll
Uf Agaiist Y Wall
Ofhcer
Tienry
Durkin
Turkey Refuses League Arbitration Over Mosul Dispute
London dispatch reports that Mustafa Kemal Pasha’s government will not accept compulsory arbitration by the League of Nations in the Mosul boundary dispute with Great Britain. The Turkish foreign minister is en route to Geneva with instructions reflecting the decision. The permanent court at The Hague had ruled that League council decisions should fix the frontier between Turkey and Mesopotamian claims.
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London
API— Exchange ‘Telegraph
Turkish Council of Ministers
Mustapha Ixemal Pasha
League of Walions
Great Britain
Mosul
Mesopotamia
Geneva
Permanent Court of International Justice
Tisgue
League of Nations Council
Turkey
Judge Samples New Fayette Courthouse's Sleeping Quarters
West Union Iowa November 27 sleeping quarters in the new Pivette county courthouse for men and women jurors have drawn wide praise for comfort. Judge W J Springer and Mrs Springer stayed the week while court reporter Emmet Daugher noted the men jurors dormitory arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Pivette County
W.J. Springer
Tobaccoless County Board Precedent Soon to Be Broken
Tobaccoless County faces a change as Leverton prepares to join the board of supervisors in 1928, filling a vacancy left by John F. Milter and challenging Mayen county’s long held tradition.
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Whenry Leverton
Board of Supervisors
John F. Milter
Mayen County
Wle
Thumphrey
W. If
Anderson
Jonn
Einer Sails Under Bond at Yokohama
Fragmented OCR report notes Einer’s voyage under bond at Yokohama amid banking and delivery hurdles involving Mangwong Shanghai Bank. It mentions a chartered shipment and a bond action tied to Leather Reine and a HUG A Sen, with unclear date references.
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Einer
Bond
Yokohaimea
INS
Yokohally Shaterday
Mangwong and Shanghai Bank
Steiner
Tadag
Jett
Art Stitz Sells One Cigar Store
Local report states Art Stitz has sold one cigar store previously owned for several years. The sale involves the business located on Ave Billy and nearby streets. Details on buyer, price, and closing terms are not fully clear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Stitz
Billy Todas
Bunk Binilding
Ph Wilimek
Ras
Ginss Pheer
Poortt and
Ware
Civil War Veteran Jonathan Bachiel Dies at County Hospital
Jonathan C. Bachiel a Civil War veteran died at the county hospital shortly before noon today after a long illness. He had lived in Waterloo many years and belonged to Robert Anderson post G A R. Surviving are two sons John W and Isaac and a daughter who kept the home at 6 Commercial Street. He enlisted in Co B One Hundred Twenty Eighth Indiana Infantry and served to the war’s end. The burial will be at Wile yadn & Guid mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan C. Bachiel
Marshhall Town
Waterloo
Robert Anderson Post
John W
Isaac
Commercial Street
Ruchtell
Co. B
One Hundred Twenty-eighth
Indiana Infantry
Wile Yadn & Giudt Mortuary
Bank cases set for Dec 1 hearings before Judge Wood
Judge G W Wood will hear seven claims against Waterloo Bank & Trust Co on Tuesday December 1 and several more on Wednesday. Receivership claims cover deposits and preferred claims, with home builders accounts also in dispute. Court opens in Grundy Center December 7 as he seeks consolidation to resolve as many cases as possible before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Wood
Grundy Center
Girl Could Overlook Murders Says She Has Faults
A distressed note from 20 year old Epperson in South Renn Indiana claims she would marry a man accused of murder and violence, asserting everyone has faults. Police later seized the would‑be organizer who admitted posing as Durkin. Nearby, porch damage from a car crash on Jackson street was reported with no serious injuries.
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Chinage
API
South Renn
Ind
Martin Thurké
Durkin
Wyoming Snowstorm Halts Highway Trade Across State
Nov 27 snowfall blankets Wyoming with seven inch coverage, halting highway traffic. Snow continues to fall and temperatures rise. Weather conditions disrupt travel and commerce across major routes.
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Wyoming
East West High Football Attendance Figures Reported
East West High football game at League Baseball Park drew 3 334 attendees on Thursday afternoon. Admissions included 1 990 adults before game day, 606 at the gate, 881 to grade school students, and 803 to high school students. Gross receipts reached 2 843.35 with expenses over 100. Net balance to be split between two schools for athletic funds. Yesterday's turnout was about 500 less than the 1924 city championship game.
Teacher Wins Medal for Chasing a War Away from School
New York reports Miss Emma Cushman of Boston, head of a Near East relief training school at Corinth, Greece, won a distinguished service medal for guarding 1,500 orphans during a Greek revolt. With help from older students she relocated rebel planes away from the campus and pressured commanders to spare the orphanage, drawing fire from loyal forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emma D. Cushman
Boston
Corinth
Greece
Cushman
Monte Saunders Remains Free Awaiting Liquor Hearing
Monte Saunders faced arraignment before Judge J. W. Gwyone on a liquor charge and a nuisance allegation. He posted $156 bond on the first charge and $1,000 on the nuisance count as proceedings continued in Mimnisinal court after a raid at Saunders' home found 82 gallons of hoovh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Saunders
J. W. Gwyone
Saunders
Pa- Hee
More Students Now Join Bible Classes Ames
Ames reports a rise in voluntary enrollment in Bible and related subjects at Town State College. About 325 coeds and youths seek instruction, up from 277 first year and 198 second year students, reflecting growing interest in religious studies among college students.
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Ames
Vt Town State College
Nelson
Ldirvetor
Teligion
Parley in Chicago eyes new farmer aid schemes
In Parley at Chicago bankers and officials discuss how to channel funds from the Federal Land Bank of Omaha to farmers in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming via banks and credit corporations. Critics say direct loans are not feasible under current rules and costs.
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Onahu
Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Federal Laid Bank of Omaha
D. LP
Hogan
Jardine
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Middle West
Cileage
Bunker
Des Moines
API
Clyde L. Brenton
Iowa National Bank
Secret Government Files Refute Air Trial Charges
Proceedings reveal clashes as Major Wilby challenges Eltinge on aviation policy and the aeronautical board. The defense accuses the plan of being a war project for Hawaii. Personalities flare as McMullen and Mereland clash amid attempts to introduce official records and orders.
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Elfinge
Phaswaii
Francis Wilby
Eltinge
Mitchells
Wilby
Joint
Army and Navy Board
Deroonautical
Aéranabtiont
Reid
Seifness Stelt
Meurelind
Josand T. McMullen
Mereland
Boy 10 Airs Leg Fracture After Pony Fall
George Olson ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Anton Olson of a farm near Mudsan la St Francis hospital with fracture of left leg below the knee. He was riding a pony when it was frightened by an automobile and fell on him yesterday afternoon. He is resting comfortably at the hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Olson
Anton Olson
Tmudsan- la
St. Francis Hospital
Coshing
Key to sales says Lawrence on advertising methods
Lawrence newspaper ad key to sales urges local merchants to use newspaper ads and direct mail as supplementary to outdoor advertising. A talk to the Advertising Club at noon highlighted reaching prospective customers through varied media, noting the effectiveness of Tribuna Press campaigns. A grand jury charge related to a forged instrument led to a $1,000 bond and commitment to county jail for Gwynne.
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Tf. A. Lawrence
Tribuna Press
Russell-i Lanisan
Frank
Milter
Reul
Grand Jury
biUhearda
John W
Gwynne
Vna Mupiwee
Alleged Forger Held On Bond In City Court
An alleged forger remains in custody under a $1,000 bond after municipal court proceedings. A speeding charge led to fines for Ferguson, who paid $3.50 plus costs. Another driver, arrested for driving without license plates, was fined $23 net with costs suspended pending payment. Gerald Hunt, a 1-year-old from a nearby town, was reported improving after injuries from a car train crash last Saturday. his arm injury was noted.
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NCD
Spreder
Ferguson
Cauro
Alon Th Llovat Amlaileth
Inhn
Gwrone Vna
Municipel
Gerald Hent
Gerald Hunt
Fartvilie
Fle
Ates
Faebor
Wussus
Aise
Barivilly
Iitteai
Community Center Work Is Started
Waterloo Playground association has opened five indoor playground centers at Edison Washington Irving Lafayette Grant and Kingsley schools. Adults working boys and some high school boys attend with games including basketball volleyball soccer and checkers. Attendance is strong says Victor Read who oversees Washington Irving and Kingsley centers while Verne Arthur Ray White and J E Mills supervise Edison Lafayette and Grant locations. Plans call for girls only nights weekly.
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Waterloo Playground Association
Edison
Washington Irving
Lafayette
Grant
Kingsley
Victor Read
Read
Verne Arthur
Ray White
J. E. Mills
Briand Seeks New Cabinet as Socialists Lose Aid
Paris reports Aristide Briand launches a second bid to form a cabinet to replace Paul Painleve after his resignation following an adverse vote on a financial rehabilitation plan. Briand is said to have strong prospects, as the leftist heartel coalition wanes, complicating Socialist and Radical efforts to govern.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Jeartel
Jast
Thests
Herriot
Prizes Offered for Bill of Rights Essay at Iowa City
The Iowa Chapter of Colonial Dames of America with the University of Iowa history department offers prizes of 400 and 4 for the two best essays on The American Bill of Rights. Essays must be 3,000 to 19,000 words. Manuscripts must be received in the first week of May with awards announced soon after.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Colonial Dames of America
History Department
University of Iowa
Bigamist Crocked Excuse for Marrying Sioux City Man
Fred Klug, 22, on trial in district court for bigamy, claims he was so drunk at the time of his marriage to wife No 2 that he did not know what he was doing. Edna Knudsen of Jackson Neb was wife No 2. The two wives met at the trial, shook hands and smiled as they testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
JuPy
Fred Klug
Edna Knudsen
Jackson
Neb
Man Wanted On Parole Violation From Anamosa
Leslie McLaughlin, jailed in the engagement jail for petty larceny and intoxication, is sought in Anamosa for parole violation. He previously served five years for automobile larceny from Floyd County and was paroled March 9, 1924. Detective Emil Steffen obtained the alert from Warden J. A. Banmel, with the notice passed to Sheriff H. T. Wagner by Chief J. E. A. Leighton.
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Leslie McLaughlin
Engnty
Anamosa
Polies
State Reformatory
Floyd County
Sheen
Emil Steffen
Laneries
Mechaughlin
J. A. Banmel
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Taiwan Tafieancey Regiment
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Town State College
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