Woman Born in Waterloo Seeks Naturalization
Marvel Cornelis Frank of 652 Conger Street, Waterloo, formed part of a 26 applicant citizenship class examined by Judge G. W. Wood in district court. His wife Hung Frank, born in Germany, received final naturalization today. Fauna E. Riza of Chicago was also admitted, each applicant backed by two witnesses and questioned on U.S. government knowledge and fitness. Several others were postponed for lack of witnesses as oath of allegiance will be taken at a Memorial Hall naturalization party hosted by the Woman's Relief Corps.
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Wfe
Waterloo
Marvel Cornelis Frank
Conger Street
G. W. Wood
Frank
Hung Frank
Germany
Lander
Fauna E. Riza
Chicago
United States
A. H. Bode
Naturalization
Onyrha
Woman's Relief Corps
Pennock Beats Sherdel in 9th Inning Duel
In a rain interrupted game, Pennock and Sherdel battled through seven scoreless innings before Gehrig drove in a run in the seventh. Bottomley, Combs, and Hornsby all contributed singles as the Cardinals edge Yankees 1-0 in the late innings.
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O'Farrell
Thevenow
Severeil
Sherdel
Reu- Sel
Mankees
Pennock
Combs
Koenig
Hornsby
Bottomley
Cardinals
Doubhit
Jove Dugan
Douthit
Southworth
Meusel
Hall
Dugan
Yankees
Ruth
Bell
Gehrig
Lazzeri
S Bottomley
Hafey
Bottomley Combs
Roller
Keenlg
Hafer
Pammel Wil Speaks at Boat Club Dinner
Dr. T. H. Pammel of Ames noted botanist and conservation board member will speak at a Waterloo Bart club and River Improvement association dinner at Al Black's tearoom on Thursday evening October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pammel, Ames
Town State Board of Conservation
Waterloo Bart Club and River Improvement Association
AL Black
Weather Outlook for Washington and Midwest Regions
Weather forecast for Washington D C from Oct 4. Occasional showers expected through the week with moderate seasonal temperatures gradually turning cooler by week’s end. For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern and central prent plating, similar unsettled conditions with cooling trend anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Prent
Backsliders and Sinners Get Call at Fort Madison
Fort Madison Gee. g. LP reports revival services will be opened under Floyd John Tivens who has arrived to lead. The tabernacle is described as the largest of its kind in the area with seating between 2000 and 2400.
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Fort Madison
Gee. G
Tne
Floyd John Tivens
Arane
Angelus Temple and Aimee McPherson Finance Case Updates
Angelus Temple owner Aimee McPherson and her mother Minnie Kennedy face adjourned hearings as deputies probe finances and property valued near 750000. Witnesses link ex-employee Kenneth Ormiston to the evangelist while a hotel room sighting is noted and the court delays continue.
Radio College Opens in Iowa City Monday
The University of Iowa sponsors the college of the air as four professors will present their first ventures from station WSUI. Eight courses are offered for regular credit and the program begins Monday evening in Iowa City.
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Towa City
United States
WSUI
University of Iowa
Wife of Keokuk hotel man ends life in Chicago
Mrs. May Hi Moore, 35, wife of a Keokuk hotel owner, committed suicide by jumping from the twenty second story of the Flntel Sherman in Chicago. A note asked to notify her husband. A letter to Hotel management and another to her husband were found. Moore, a prominent local hotel owner, had come to Chicago on a shopping trip. She had no clear motive cited and left Keokuk after a brief trip.
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Chicago
May Hi. Moore
Flntel Sherman
FR. Moorr
Hotel Iowa
Koa AU
Moore
Aban
St. Louis
Keokuk
Pat E. Moore
Chiensy
Wise
Andepfl er Dies Unexpectedly at Lawn City Home
Cedar Falls special reports the death of Prof W Knoepfler, longtime Iowa educator and German professor at State Vexchera college for 27 years, struck by heart failure at his Lawn City residence. Survived by widow, son Karl of Sioux City, and daughter Mrs Katherine Lerche of Madison. funeral plans to be announced on arrival of the traveling casket. Knoepfler, born in Newkirk Germany January 1, 1882, came to Iowa in 1882 and held several superintendent and teaching posts before joining Teachers College at Lansing. He was noted for directing the spring music festival and a trusted administrator.
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Cedar Falls
Get
Joby EB
Iowa
Towa State
Khoeptler
Karl
Sioux City
Katherine Lerche
Madsan
Germany
Prof
Wnoepfler
Newkirk
United States
Oakland
Miah
Milford
Mich
Jan. Bungewerk
Dia
Jin
Michigan
Stenl
Hey
Central Fines
Payette
West Antlaw
Lansing
Teachers College
Knoepfler
Taxicabs Burned in Cab Company Strike
In Chicago police dispersed attackers during a Bauern Taxicab company strike clash. Emil Theime, 28, was dragged from his cab and severely beaten as two of three seized cabs were burned. A second burned cab was found in another city district.
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Chicago
INS
Bauern
Emil Theime
Ruth Tyler Given A Legacy Of Community Ties
Ruth Florence Tyler born November 28, 1900 in Mitchellville Iowa, lived most of her life in Waterloo. She married Dr Josiah A Given of Marcus October 24 1923 and had three children Bernadette Allen and Robert. She died at a Sioux City hospital September 27 and was buried at Marcus Kansas locales noted. Also mentioned Roy M Davis 47 who died after a nervous breakdown, and Prof J R Knoepner funeral details.
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Ruth Tyler
Josiah A. Uiven
Waterloo
Sioux City
Marcus, Ja
Ruth Florence
Tyler
Albert
Clara Tyler
Mitchellville
Eva
Ruth
Relph Storm
East High
Baptist Church
Grendy Center
Josiah A. Given
Marcus
Bernadette
Allen
Robert
Gall- Jarl
Jack
Birs
Roxy Hillis
Ett Crawford
Ogden
Ster
Sie
Cliterd
Aurly
Roy M. Davis
le In
iMarble Rock
Watris
Tle
Jossip Orth
Mr. Davis
First
Vengremillenideaten
Witerlen Jonze
Fair Bank Robber Pries Out of Prison
Indianapolis dispatch reports a statewide manhunt after a woman bank robber Janet Carimeune of Alton Illinois and her prison mate Jane Thornburg escaped from Indiana women's prison by sliding down a blanket from a window. Carimeune was serving 10 to 18 years for complicity in a Windlesville bank robbery, Thornburg a 2 to 12 year term for assault with intent to kill.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Women's Prison
Janet Carimeune
Alton
Jil
Windlesville
Hall family murder trial moves forward in New Brunswick case
Somerville dated report says Mrs Frances Stevens Hall and two brothers Henry Stevens and Wayne Mills face joint trial November 9 for the Hall Mills murder. Cousin Carpender to be tried separately with severance granted as prosecutors distinguish evidence. Detected shifts in investigation hint at further arrests and bribery allegations tied to earlier state crimes.
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Carpender
Eleanor R. Mills
Alexander Simpson
Hall-Mills
Frances
Stevens Hall
Hali
Somerville
N. 7
Blaie
Henry L. Dickman
Igkind
Dickman
Imustere
Patrick Hayes
Hayes
Edward Wihlecler Hall
New Brunswick
Eleanor Mills
Daugherty Miller Trial Ends Week With Few Defense Witnesses
New York Oct 2 The trial of Harry M Daugherty and Thomas has reached the end of its third week with only two defense witnesses appearing both offering testimony aimed at absolving the defendants regarding a 7 2 million claim tied to conspiracy and bribery charges There was no session today and proceedings will resume Monday
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas
Warning on seed corn drying and storage in Iowa
Des Moines reports farmer attention needed after harvest as Mark G. Thornburg, Iowa secretary of agriculture, warns that seed corn collected before frosts must be dried and stored carefully to prevent damage from subsequent freezes due to excessive moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Mark G. Thornburg
Blazing Steamer Reaches Savannah Port
Fire aboard the Blazing Steamer reached Charleston harbor after a hold blaze since Thursday night. The vessel steamed into port at 7:30 this morning as naval firefighting trucks waited to extinguish flames, according to a wireless message from the coast guard cutter Seneca accompanying the ship on its race for port.
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Savannah
New Britain
Charleston
S. C
Bage
Coast Guard Cutier
Seneca
Ex-Banker Seeks Parole From Pen
The Slite board of parole is considering the application for parole of Dr. G Thomas, former president of the Capitol II bank here, according to A. Jenson, chairman of the board. Thomas has served four years and four months of a ten indefinite sentence of not to exceed.
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Dea Moines
Slite Board of
Parnale
Parolle
G Thomas
Capitol II Bank
Te. A. Jenson
Thomas
Short Serum and Hog Cholera Update For Des Moines
A brief Des Moines bulletin notes serum shortages this fall amid Hog Cholera concerns across the state. Officials report fewer cases than last year but warn supply limits persist and hog herds remain at risk. Names Merrit Walker and Velma Shroyer tied to local marriage licenses are listed among scattered notices.
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Des Moines
Oet
Temperatures and a new self-recording waterprint box
The Courier describes a self-recording thermometer at 0R Jeerson Street. It records temperatures daily and aims to provide accurate readings for nearby areas, noting construction and testing of the device.
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Tha Courier
Jeerson Street
al Nourg
Red Cross plans continuation of relief campaign
Washington reports a rift in Florida relief fundraising for a $5 million Red Cross drive. John Barton Payne, chairman, charges Nelals and real estate men with minimizing suffering. Gov. Mare, Mayor Romfo, and others dispute the claims as the drive struggles to reach funds and rebuild 5,000 destroyed homes and 15,000 impoverished families. Local officials urge action and consider a special legislative session to address the crisis.
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Washington
John Barton’ Payne
American Red Cross
Nelals
John W. Mare iii
Sebring
C. Stomto
Miami
Frank B. Shutty
Citizens Relief Committee
Perk Trammell
Lakeland
Payne
Martin
Romfo
Red Cross
Florida
United States
San Francisco
James L. Fieser
Barton
Swere
Ole
Aalleetian
Farmer refuses school law. jailed for winter
Oakdale farmer Miles, who was jailed five days rather than send his two sons to high school, declared he would spend the winter in jail. He blamed high schools for drinking and gambling and forging checks, vowing to keep his sons from Oakdale High School and plan sending them to an industrial school at Christmas. County superintendent Flmore said he would keep Miles jailed through winter.
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Modesto
HPI
S. F. Miles
Oakdale Farmer
Miles
A. G. Flmore
Taruier
Oakdale High School
Missing Schoolboard Official Believed to Be in Texas
Chicago dispatch reports Lew Larson, former Chicago school board official and real estate man, believed missing in Texas after a witness sighting on a train from Delphi to Houston. W C Saunders claimed recent recognition of Larson. Larson allegedly identified by a Texas companion. Authorities pursue leads as reports vary on whether Larson is alive or dead since 3 years of disappearance.
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Texas
Chicago
Lew Larson
Chicago School Board
Larsan
J. B. Pasho
Largan
Ku Klux clash shocks Croton with gunfire rampage
A mob of about 100 Ku Klux Klansmen confronted by assailants fired from behind trees in Croton Mase Ort. Dozens fled, houses were struck, two men killed and others driven to cover as police began inquiries, though no casualties were officially confirmed. Glass covered the ground near the scene.
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Croton
Ku Klux Klan
Loenk
Fireman Refuses Reward in Meier Body Rescue
Fireman Joseph Filcher along with BP and IF. Christensen recovered Elmer Meier’s body from the Cedar River and refused any portion of an $80 reward. Ot Meier, Elmer’s father, collected $50, the fire lodge $26, and Mayor Glenn Ribbitta $6. plans surfaced to split $40 with donors.
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Joseph Filcher
Christensen
Elmer Meier
Cedar River
Elmer
Otto Meier
Glenn Ribbitta
John J. Froyt
Linmn Tanssen
Harm van Haven
Parkersburg
Mayer Tibpitts
Stork delays granddad visit as baby born near dying grandfather
Chauncey H. Thomas, carpenter of 4¢ Riehl street, planned to visit his father in a Mitshalltown soldiers' home but a stork visited the Paden household delivering a baby boy to Mrs. AL Paden, Thomas's daughter. The elder Thomas, 87, remains in fair condition and is expected to stay several days.
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Chauncey H. Thomas
Carpenter
Riehl Street
Qld
Mitshalltown
Stork
AL. Paden
Paden
Thomas
Thamuas
Sargent faulted parents for lax discipline and too much ease
Kansas City, Mo. Attorney General Sargent told Missouri lawyers that parents today make life too easy for children and rely on government rather than self discipline. He warned that morals and conduct are harmed when children are spared distasteful tasks and urged focus on training thought and judgment. He cited a shift toward entertainment over work and warned of growing carelessness in society.
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Ikansas City
America
Sargent
New England
Missouri
Fay
End of Gypsy baby trail in Waterloo death
Waterloo police end the inquiry into the death of Loena Temetro a 15 day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Demetro of a gypsy troupe temporarily in the city The infant born Sept 16 1926 died yesterday at her parents home The body lies at Fleman and Gindt funeral home pending arrangements
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Waterloo
Loena Temetro
Thomas Demetro
Tloena
Fleman & Gindt
World eject cafeteria from Bishop cafe at 219 Fifth Street
The Worley Hotel Company sues to eject Stoddard Bishop Cafeteria from quarters at 219 Fifth Street in municipal court for forcible entry and detainer. R H Logan, manager of the Ellis hotel, filed the suit alleging the cafeteria remains after lease expiration.
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World Eject
Bishop
Fifth Street
Werley Hotel Company
Ellis Hotel
R. H. Logan
Stoddard-Bishop Cafeteria
Campany
County Attorney Seeks Reelection as Independent Candidate
County Attorney Wy Al Cook announced yesterday he will seek reelection as an independent after submitting a petition with 9 signers. Cook, who placed third in the Republican primary, said he would honor his year in office and run at the urging of friends amid no Democratic candidate on the ticket.
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Atey
Cook
Plow
Basher
FL W. Edwards
Tcket
Dairy Calf Club Celebrates Year of Achievements
About 109 dairy club members and 60 parents attended the Dairy Cattle Congress banquet at the Galloway club. Junior members sang set pieces, heard talks from state and county leaders, and received trophies and medals for achievements in judging and dairy club work. Notable honorees included Lawrence and Clarence Parker, Gertrude Kaiser, Lloyd Kaiser, Kenneth Walter, and Rex Pieplow with multiple cups and medals from the national associations. A special prize of 15 dollars was awarded to the top all around dairy club boy, Richard Sucher, with a free trip to the national dairy exposition awarded to the winner by Blue Valley Creamery.
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Dairy One
Galloway Club
Iowa
Cattle Congress Hippodrome
D. DB. Ostringa
Bremer County
PB. C Tal
Ames
Floyd Johnston
Field Secr Tary
Iowa State Dairy Association
Webster
Black Hawk
Buchanin
Bremer
Cedar
Butler
Marion
Wayne
Clayton
Ringgold
Chickasaw
Mitchell
Benton
Grundy
Fayette
Howard
Marshall
Clubsters
Pat Robinson
Cattle Congress
Willowbrook Farm
Igar
J. Cooper
Chicago
Fielstein- Friesan Breeders’ Association of
Antorica
Tulks
J. Allen Wallis
Dubuque County
Iowa State Dairy Asociation
State Guersey Breeders’ Association
Ben’ Stephenson
Cedar County
Ed Graff
Messrs
Offringw
Cooper
Gladys Cavn
National Dairy Council
Oo. B Hatch
Davenport
Iowa Ffelstein-Freisian Breeders Association
L. W. Morley
American Jersey Cattle Club
Y . Ira Inman
American Brown Swiss Breed Resociation
Wisconsin ‘Calf Club
Buchanan County
Lawrence
Clarence Parker
Roth
County
Gertrude Kaiser
Lloyd Kaisar
Kenneth Walter
Paton
Elmer Moore
Butler County
Rex Pieplow
Fayette County
Carroll Plager
Bewin Oldfather
Rox
Rex Pleplow
Nlghe
Blue Valley Creamery Company
Richard Sucher
Black Hawk Counts
Campaign for 1.5 Million for M E College Improvements
Sioux City Iowa reports a campaign for 1.5 million dollars to improve Morningside College, a Methodist Episcopal institution. The Northwest Iowa conference of Methodists will conduct the drive, decided at the annual conference of ministers and laymen. Judge W. O. Kenyon of Fort Dodge, former U S senator, will address the session this afternoon. Appointments will be announced Monday.
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Sioux City
Morningside College
Methodist Episcopal Institution
Northwest Iowa Conference of Methodist Episcopal Churches
W. Os. Kenyon
Fort Dodge, Jr
United States
Love City Co Star Seeks Divorce in Chicago
Chicago October hearing set in the divorce case of Sara C. Lindlahr, dancer and star of Susann Wayakawa in the film Love City, from Victor T. Lindlahr, president of Lindlahr santtarkam Timqulet. The 1922 marriage faces cruelty charges. alimony reportedly settled at $70,005, with the court likely granting the decree.
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Chicago
Sara C. Gindlahr
Cnstar
Susann Wayakawa
Love City
Clrsidt
Victor T. Lindlahr
I Lindlahr Santtarkam
Timqulet
Tindlahr
Farm Boys and Girls Bring 199 Calves to Arena
Farm youths from numerous counties exhibited 199 dairy calves at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Marion county led Jersey group wins with champion calf and best five heifers, while Webster and Bremer counties scored in Brown Swiss and Guernsey divisions. Prizes included gold watches and canes for top herdsmen and showmen, with extensive judging and banquets highlighting the event.
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Marion Co
Marion County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Clifford Harvey
Knoxville
Clifford
Ealf
Plymouth
Webster County
Bremer County
Iowa
Madam Merry Goy
Ailynhurst
Albert Jleskjie
Dodge
Lili Schmid
Monroe
Leland Thelander
Fayette Co
Marian County
Guernsey
Clussex- Mitchell County
Webster
Sunner
Elmer Motbolim
Fiscallig Rosebud
Southview
Ottmar Weber
Skcyville
Mitchell County
Ayrshire
Waukesha
Wis
Robert Saltz
Ervin Fratyke
Jesup
Buchanan County
Richard Hanson
Fayette County
gDelys Hanson
Hartvig Hawvigsen
Forum
Dike
Rickson
Radisson Farm Guernseys
Minneapolis
Roy White
Iowa Brown Swiss Company
Her
Hampton
Sentry
Navin
Field Farms
Topeka
Kansas
Ay Shires
Jerseys
Hickman Mills, Mo
Poultry Show Prizes Awarded in Black Hawk County
Boys and girls in Black Hawk County received prizes yesterday at the Dairy Cattle Congress for poultry showings in Barred Rocks White Rocks Light Brahma and other breeds. Awards lists include Elizabeth II Cedar Falls first pair Hazel Knowles Mast Waterloo second pair Lael Moon Mr. Vernon third pair Henest ICis fer Mast Waterloo fourth pair and several other named winners across Cath Cedar Falls Poyner Waterloo and Wa terloo area. The notice ends with a remark by British housing experts on town planning and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Congress
Counci
Barred Rocks
Elizabeth Ll
Cedar Falls
Hazel Knowles
Waterloo
Lael Moon
Mr. Vernon
Henest iCisfer
Bennington
Ralf Orpington
Jean Garner
Watertoo
Henry Petersen
Rack Hawk
Florencn Yohn
Lincola
Merna Polk
Washington
Dla
Woore
Mt Vernon
White Orpington
Clarence Randal
Ruf Leghorn
Frances Hubbard
Coodar
Firat
Firat Puliet. Iver Lake
Wryandake
Marinn Syndersard
Walefield Township
Breis CF County
Rhode Island
Red
Clorence Weber
Poyner
Pairy
Wendall Jorgensen
Enron
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Haines
Hecht Hornsby
Gehri
Watey
Zers
Waters
Pammel
Angelug
Aimee
Fa. Ametes
Aimee Semple Mo-Pherae
Angelus Temple
Minnie Kennedy
Samuel Blake
E. J. Dennison
W I. Gilbert
Kenneth G. Ormistan
Agnes Callahan
Radio College
Iowa City
Keokuk Hotel
Andepfler
Lawn City
Doormarit
Gev Rover
Gy Royer
pStreet West
Serviers Wilba
Phn
Lhe
Teysne Chapel
Kew
WLS. Roush
Hudgan
Ometat, Inc
Shell Rack
Tali Grace
Triman
Anni Suzacval
Civeene
Ursa
Allison
Clay Royer
Munstow
Arty D. Warne FL O
Glen Albert
Knoedpeler
Codae Falls
J. RB. Knoepner
Tow
Genree P. Hataie
First Congregation Church
Wis Aihated
Fairview
Pries
J Court
Merrit Walker
Tau Porte City
Velma Shroyer
la Tore City
Charieg Baethke
Rigeyville
Amanda Seliake
Mian
Merono T. Bremer
Waterline
Mittlved Adams
Vaterino
Masten
Hollowells Nevorden
C. RR
Trallwell
Citie DL Hallowell
Hallowell
Fiatewelly
Coenfeld
Meier
Great Grandfather
Gypsy Baby
Dairy Calf Club
M. E. College
Associated Manufacturing Company
G. FL. Ekstrom
Consolidated School
L. A. Walters
Hancock County
Tat
State Extension’ Service
Dtorea
Dairy Cabtle
Dairy Cutte Congress
J. P. Eves
Eves
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