Floods Kill Hundreds on Algeria Coast
Reports from Algiers say floods sweeping the northern coast of Algeria after a 40 year rains killed hundreds, wrecked houses and large buildings, and isolated towns from Orleansville to Perregan. Relief work is hampered as rails and roads are washed out and troops assist refugees.
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Algeria
Algiers
North Africa
Orleansville
Perregan
Mediterranean Sea
Perregau
Teesin
Oran
Saint Denis
Eastern Leaders Renounce Hughes in Senate Nomination Debate
The piece notes Democratic figures Kara Sam G Bratton New Mex ico and Robert F. Wagner from New York will attend the opening, but seating hinges on further discussion. It cites World’s Work editorials arguing Hughes lacks countrywide support and may decline the nomination, with Midwestern strength needed to win without New York.
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Kara
Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Democrats
Ware
Smith
Senate
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
New ‘York
Middlewest
Oscar EK. Davis
New York Herald-Tribune
Seventieth Congress Opens With 73 New Members
The upcoming Seventieth Congress will greet 73 new members including J Earl Mfnter James Fulbright Everette B Howard John J Casey Everett Kent A Guyer Robert H Clancy John D Clark James Hutl Beck Gomes Back James M Beck and others. Democrats and Republicans fill vacancies as several old members resign die or return to their seats with 230 Republicans and 21 Democrats among the 44 emergent representatives.
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Page Mine
House
J. Earl Mfnter
Illinois
James Fulbright
Missouri
Everette B. Howard
Oklahoma
John J. Casey
Everett Kent
Pennsylvania
A. §. Guyer
Robert H. Clancy
Michigan
John D. Clark
Neark
James A. Hut
West Virginia
Beck Gomes
James M. Beck
Washington
Pe Ennsylvania
James SL. Hazlett
Colorado
Wil Sucess Tate
William N. Vade
Charles Taine
Slayer To Die In Chair For Robbery Murder
A man named Handemane D. trolman was convicted of shooting and robbing a victim in New York Nevada. He was sentenced to die in the chair. The case is linked to a lane work as Snyder and Henry Judd Gray.
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New York
Nev
Handemmne D.trolman
Uhh Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Death Notices and Obituaries From Waterloo Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Phil A Heinen 35 of 1324 Booth St died of heart failure at home after illness tied to uremic poisoning. Patrick Harmon Burns 70 of 62 Franklin St to be buried at Calvary. Aeneas Mackenzie noted as South African merchant death in Glasgow. Alene Lucile Summy 13 of Med died after inflammatory rheumatism. Eldora Marsh 3 dies, services at First Lutheran. Additional funeral details and rosary gatherings listed.
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Phil A, Heinen
Phil A. Heinen
M. J. Heinen
Booth Street
Calmar
Waterloo
St. Mary's School
Jefferson Highway Transportation Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Sre
AL Peterson
Evans
Storm Lake
J. Hanlon
John C. Ellis
Maquoketa
Joseph E. Heinen
Linwood Avenue
Towne
Los Angeles
the Rosary
Society of St. John's Catholic Church
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Tatrick Harmon Burns
Patrick Harmon Burns
Franklin Street
St. Joseph's Catholi Church
E. J. Slattery
Calvary
New York
Washington
Jennie Wheelan
Burns
Illinois Central Railroad
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
C. F. Holden
Casper
Wye
Bess Burns
W. EB. Burns
Thomas H
Our Lady of Victory
Daughters of Isabella
Alene Lucile Summy
Alin M. Summy
Orange Consolidated School
Church of Brethren
Church
Alvin M. Summy
Glen
Kenneth
Alvin M. Jr
Petersen Bros
Church of the Brethren
Orange Township
A. P. Blough
Elpora Marsh
Eldora Marsh
J. C. Marsh
Conger Street
First Lutheran Church
FH. W. Mueller
O'Keefe& Towns
Fairview
Fliers' Bodies Found in Wrecked Plane Near Uniontown
In Eniontown Pennsylvania on November 28 commander Eugene A Cayley located the wrecked plane and the bodies of two Army fliers, BR Emory and Private D Spallman, pinned under the wreckage a few miles from Uniontown. Zollman and Emory had left Washington for Columbus.
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Eniontown
Eugene A Cayley
Burgess Field
BR. Emory
D. Spallman
Uniontown
Zollman
Emory
Washington
Columbus
Tax cut to take effect in March amid party split
Washington reports the house and means committee agreed a four cent corporate tax cut to be effective on March payments. The vote was 13 to 19 on a strict party line ballot with Republicans opposing a delay until 1929. Marriage licenses listed include Robert Hal Waterloo and Martha J Ivikael. Frank Baker Grand River and Delma Bales Grand River.
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Washington, D. C
House and Means Committee
Robert
Hal Waterloo Oo
Martha J Ifivkael
Waterloo
Frank Baker
Grand River
Delma Bales
Weather brief with scattered values and times
Fragmented forecast mentions maximums and minimums for Saturday and Sunday with unclear digits and times. No clear locations or reliable figures. Overall reads as a rough daily temperature outlook with placeholders and misread terms.
Skromme Heads Slate for State Officials Ticket
Des Moines November 28 A new slate of candidates for Iowa state offices headed by State Senator Lars J Skromme for governor circulated in the state The list also names James D Buser for lieutenant governor William D Baldwin for secretary of state W S Hale for treasurer and W C Children for railroad commissioner Incumbents auditor attorney general and secretary of agriculture were endorsed The circular urges members to approve changes by December 10 and notes Skromme and Buser consented to use of their names
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Des Moines
Lars J. Skromme
Roland
Iowa
J. H. Allen
Skromme
James D. Buser
Muscatine
Willliam D. Baldwin
W. S. Hale
Fort Dodge
W. C. Children
Pottawaitamie County
Jews State Air
Skrommer
Buser
Canses
Bowman to Announce Candidacy Saturday for Governorship
Des Moines reports former Senator M. L. Bowman will formally open his campaign for Iowa governor at LeMars on Saturday. He accuses the highway commission of pressuring Plymouth county and vows to push a bank guaranty act as his main platform. He says the race will hinge on voters defeating him at the polls in an open campaign.
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Des Moines
Plymouth County
Highway Commission
M. L. Bowman
United Press Today
LeMars
Board of Supervisors
TV Am
Iowa
Bowman
Six French fliers die in flames of plane crash near Denib
A Tangier dispatch to La Nación reports six French aviators died when their plane of a five aircraft squadron crashed 40 miles from Denib. The craft fell 3,000 meters, engulfed in flames, leaving a lieutenant, a sergeant, three NCOs, and a radio operator completely charred. They were buried today.
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Buenos Aires
la Nacion
Tangier
Morocco
Denib
Tadig
Rotary talk links laws to life by Dr. J G Clutterbuck
Dr J G Clutterbuck of Cleveland Ohio told Rotary Club members at a moon luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson that all life is governed by law and progress hinges on discovering these mental laws and their relation to life.
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J. G Clutterbuck
Cleveland
Rotary Club
Moon
Russell- Lamson
Fratellian Club Thanksgiving Banquet This Week
The Fratelli club hosts its annual Thanksgiving Neason banquet Tuesday with wives and sweethearts as guests. About 50 reservations were made at Black's Tearoom. Davia H. Dewey will serve as toastmaster for a program of addresses and musical numbers.
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Fratelli Club
Black’s
Davia H. Dewey
Unknown burial after disinterment at Hillcrest cemetery
The infant’s body, dug up and reburied at Hillcrest cemetery without a permit, was given a lawful burial Saturday at the same cemetery from Hileman & Gindt chapel. The tiny grave will bear an inscribed Unknown marker.
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Hillcrest
Hileman & Gindt Chapel
Junkers Plane Bends Propeller at Sea Landing Fail
The Junkers craft D-1236 from Germany to the United States failed to take off from Horta Azores harbor after bending its last propeller at 4 AM. Passenger Lilli Dillenz, a Viennese actress, commented on shore that their last propeller was bent as the plane stayed in the water despite favorable sea and wind.
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Horta
Island of Fayal
Azores
Junkers
Germany
United States
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Lilli Dillenz
Community Fund Campaign Opens With Strong Start
A kickoff meeting at the Garrison home launched the drive for $73 510 with optimism. Leaders including Wade H Nelson and Mrs E T Alford urged wide participation from six local organizations as workers collect prospect cards and plan daily reports through Monday night December 5.
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Ralph H. Garrison
Waterloo
Garrison
E. T. Al»ford
Wade H. Nelson
Community Fund
A. Cohagan
George W. Huntley
Edmund’ Miller
Cohagan
Nelson
Huntley
Homer Albright
K. of P
Christmas Vacation and School Year Dates
Public schools close for Christmas vacation December 21 and reopen January 2. First semester ends January 27 with the second semester beginning January 30. Spring break is April 4 to 6 in the east district and April 7 to 9 in the west. Summer recess begins June . Parochial schools: Christmas break December 16 to January 2, first semester ends January 27, second starts January 30, spring break April 4 to 9.
Youth Killed When Bump Fires Shotgun
Russell a 26 year old high nt was shot and killed when a shotgun discharged in a car driven by Russell. The weapon had been within the car and was discharged due to shock from rough road conditions. Ralph Walker held the shotgun at the time of the accident in Rochelle Illinois.
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Rochelle
Russell
High Ng
Ralph Walk
Walker
Real Estate Chief Inspects West Coast Theatres
Lois Cohen of Los Angeles heads the real estate department of West Coast Theatres and stopped in Waterlno to inspect the Plaza and Risko theatres. He is en route from Chicago to Los Angeles, and is the majority stock owner of the Frank Mustment Company.
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Lois Cohen
Los Angeles
Cal
West Coast Theatres
Tne
Frank Mustment Company
Waterlno
Plaza
Risko Theatres
Chicago
FLIERS KILLED IN flaming plane wreck at Love Field
Two men died when an airplane plunged 900 feet at Love Field Dallas. Aviation instructor Jack Gage and student James Gillespie perished as the craft crashed and caught fire in clear weather.
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Dallas
Tex
Love Field
Ther Aipline
Jack Gage
the Fold
James JC. Gillespie
Lowden Credited With To States In Buck Statement
Des Moines reports Clarence F Buck, director of the Lowden for President campaign in Iowa, says thirteen states are Lowden units controlling 348 convention votes as minimum strength and notes potential Lowden access to Michigan, Nebraska, Tennessee and others totaling about 111 votes. Webster City Mayor Frank Lund replies Ramsay questions, urging unity and a program for agricultural equality while rejecting collaboration with Coolidge and others.
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Des Moines
Clarence F. Buck
Olinoia
Iowa
Oklahoma
Buck
Col
Lowden
Michigan
Nebraska
Tennessee
Washington
Nevada
Tah
West Virginia
Wyoming
Col. Lowden
Land
Ramsay
Webster City
United Press Today
Frank Lund
Somany
Lund
Lowdon
Cooleidge
Hughes
Curtis
Hoover
Norris
Immigrants Rise in 1927 Macal Year Admissions
Washington reports 538001 aliens admitted in 1927, higher than 1924, offset by 253508 leaving for foreign homes. Half of new arrivals came from the American continent with Canada and Mexico major sources. The labor secretary notes social reform needs funding for organized welfare efforts across agencies.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Labor Department
Labor
Davis
Canada
Mexico
Black Hawk Council Plans Central Bureau at Meeting
At a Black Hawk gathering in Black's tearoom after lunch, the Council of Social Agencies discussed forming a central bureau to serve as a clearing house. Sheriff H. T. Wagner, the president, said the project will proceed if all factors are favorable.
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Euch
Wagner
Social Welfare League
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Y. M
W. C. A. Boy Scouts
Black Hawk Council of Social Agencies
H. T. Wagner
Hold Three Men on Charge of Robbery
Cedar Rapids Iowa November 28. Charles and Ben Trimble brothers and Ed Reed were held for trial on charges of robbing Charles Markham of 65 dollars at gunpoint at midnight. Markham met the men in a soft drink parlor and was taken to Reed's home where money was found on the three men after the search.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles
Ben Trimble
Brothera
Ed Reed
Charles Markham
Markham
Reed
Covert Baby Recovers From Auto Crash
Marilyn Jeanne Covert two month old daughter of Robert Covert has recovered from injuries from the October 31 automobile crash. She was moved from Allen Memorial Hospital to the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs N D Stover 509 Riehl street. The child's mother was killed in the accident.
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Covert
Marilyn Jeanne Covert
Robert 5. Covert
Allen Memorial Hospital
N. D. Stover
Riehl Street
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New Back
Dawes
Aeneas MacKenzie
Glasgow
Scotland
Agnies Faint
Whittier School
Mr. Mackenzie
South Africa
Black Hawk
Butler
Elizabeth Faint
Butler County
Dumont
Capetown
Cedar Falls
Fiageons
L. E. Gloza
H. . Shear
Campbell
J. L. Prugh
Magnolia
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
C. Bomanville
Pleasantville
N. Y
Ghirles B. Manville
Johns-Manville Company
Tokio
Japan
Viscount Kakijiro Ishii
France
Johann Risticz
Pdssenger
Bump
West Coast Theatres Real Estate
Sep’y Davis
Council of Social Agencies
Repass Automobile CO
Ford Products
West Park Ave
Cedar St
Ford
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