Women Leaders Call For Unbiased View Of World Affairs
Mrs. Rufus C. Dawes, chairman of the International Relationships department of the General Federation at Women’s clubs, urged unbiased education over legislation to influence foreign policy. Speaking in Waterloo, she warned against communistic propaganda, stressed intelligent voting, and said women and men must work together in political and humanitarian endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus C. Dawes
International Relationships Department
General Federation
Woman's Clubs
H. B. Maynard
Jre
World Court
League of Nations
Campaign money in politics echoes across states
Public interest notes that in a key state the Republican candidate Smith leads the race while Democrat Brennan attracts major campaign funds from similar public service groups. A third entrant Magus calls for disclosure of campaign money. The commentary reflects on potential effects from trials of ex attorney general Daucherty and ex Alien Property Custodian Miller on Pennsylvania Illinois and national politics.
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Page One
Smith
Brennan
Magus
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Harry M. Daucherty
Custcedian Thomas
Miller
XN. Y. Herald-Tritunc
Court Enjoins 23 from Liquor Crimes
Twenty three permanent liquor injunctions were granted by Judge G W Wood today on application of County Attorney W W A Cook against men and women who have paid fines for violation of liquor laws. The group includes Elsie Ringler Jack Betts M Powell Georry Welch Cap Sims A N Shiulis F C Clinger Pearl Foll ette George Thompson alias Charles H Thompson Sam Baxter Glen Carlton Lea Siegel Nellie Patte Mike Enwoldsen Karl Ekwell Charles Price W M Brady Wic Ferger A C Whiter Eugene Baker Ray Benham Kate Jackson Levi Wricht colored, arraigned for drunken nuisance, fined 200 and costs and six months jail, later suspended on good behavior. defendant paroled to Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
W. A. Cook
Elsie Ringler
Eee
Jack) Betts
M. Powell
Georry Welch
Cap Sims
A. N. Shiulis
F. C. Clinger
Pearl
Jesse Follette
George Thompson
Charles H. Thompson
Sam, Baxter
Glen Carlton
Lea Siegel
Nellie Pattee
Mike Enwoldsen
Karl Ekwell
Charles Price
W. M. Brady
Wic Ferger
A.C. Whiter
Eugene Baker
Ray Ben
Cedar Falls Man Heads for Minnesota Shrive
A Cedar Falls man was arrested by Detective Relph Davis at the state line after a liquor deal led to retirement plans last winter. Rev Hagkett was taken into custody at Cedar Falls at the request of Sheriff Fisher of Owatonna Minnesota. The arrest follows Hagkett’s remarks about the only charge he believes he would face would be the lign deak with which he turned over evidences against several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Hagkett
Cedar Falls
Relph Davis
Fisher
Owatonna
Minn
Haskett
Manchester man identified as accident victim near Independence
Alan McChatchey of Manchester has been identified as the man who died after a fall from a freight car near Winthrop Station. The victim, found by the tracks, was initially thought to be from Waterloo. Delaware County sheriff verified the identification. two Waterloo residents are listed as his daughters. The body will be returned to Manchester.
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de la Winthrop
Alan McChatchey
Manchester
Winthrop
Waterloo
Ann Independence
Delaware County
L. B. Foley
Conger Street
Lena Coffin
Jefferson Street
McChatchey
Householder
Srack
Throp
Bud Stillman forgoes society views on Lena Wilson marriage
New York Oct Bud Stillman heir to millions shows little interest in society reception of Lena Wilson the Canadian backwoods girl as his future wife He resumes plans for a June wedding while James A Stillman banker approves reluctantly Stillman comments on brides qualifications at Princeton university saying he is not interested in society Iris fiancee Biel Nesatrel is described as old fashioned She does not smoke drink or dance and excels in hunting angling and organ playing He is curious whether Miss Wiley is impressed by clothes and jokes about cooking
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bud Stillman
Lena Wilson
Canada
James A. Stillman
Lo Dow
Stillman
Princeton University
Howe
Iris
Bueé
Miss Wileoy
Changes in Scout Requirements Are Conference Result
Policy actions at the fortieth Dennis Scout Executives Conference in Ent Springs Ark will raise and adjust requirements for scout work. The Wa terslon Council leader Wade said tests and training will be updated, with merit badges, scouting ability, and summer camp standards revised to address safety and water-related tasks. Approximately seventy executives attended the conference where leaders from universities and the national council outlined new directions for scouting education and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Cic
Ent Springs
Ark
Waterlon
Tavy
Aumner
Wade
Severn
Ti Ana Hole
Ada Mange Coliere
Benson
Aire
Tome Srout
Isdiwin Btarbuehk
Ioiversity
Tawat
Edward Ross
1Ersity
Wisconsin
Rotton Smith
Diay Srouta
Amerdcn
I. Eb Bins Lewis
Janes West
Stout
Ray O. Wyeland
The
National Council
Ta. J. McDonald
National Damaping Directay Makiing TK
Detectives press LA pursuit of McPherson witness Ormiston
Los Angeles detectives led by Charles Reimer sought Kenneth G. Ormiston, the key witness in the McPherson disappearance case, at an outlying location. Prosecution says Ormiston and Aimee Semple McPherson registered at the same hotel before her disappearance, with further claims of secret communications and multiple hotel registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Caliban
Los Angeles
Kenneth G. Ormisten
Radio Operatar
Euter
Aimee Semple AcPherson
Canopy
Angeles
Cal
Charles Reimer
Asa Keyes
Shay Kenneth G. Ormiston
Aimee Semple McPherson
Crom
Relmer
Fusurn Swith
Temple
Get
Aimee SemmiePherson
Kenneth G. Oreviston
McPherson
Orminton
Mrs.McPherson
Clark
Ambassador
Ormiston
District Attorney's
Synod Plans Tarkio College Anniversary Celebration
The United Presbyterian Synod of Town discussed joining Tarkio College for its fortieth anniversary of Rev. J. A. Thompson’s presidency. If fall dates align, the next synod session may meet at Tarkio. Rev. McCrory urged a Christ centered vision, while Dr Williamson stressed the inseparability of Christ and the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of Town
United Presbyterian Church
J. A. Thompson
Tarkio College
Tarkio, Mo
Iowan
Nebraska
W. G. Chisholm
Tarkiom
Owever
J. Reade McCrory
Washington
Wlc. Williamson
Clarinda
Christ
Cost of Dying and Burial Rising in Janesville
Janesville, Wis. Oct. 5. The cost of dying is rising with undertaker estimates placing today’s average burial expense into the hundreds. An 1850 Oak Hill cemetery rules sheet shows opening and closing charges of $2, child reductions, and strict policies on goods, visitors, and vehicle speed through the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
City Theatre Fire Marked 20 Years Ago Today
Charles I Brown aged 89 recalls the 20th anniversary of Brenwen's opera Aruse being destroyed by fire at Commercial Street and Park Avenue. The Central Town Power Licht Co. building stood adjacent and S Walker Whiteside was booked for the evening with props inside. Much scenery saved but the city was theatre-less for two years. Wedding notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Brown
Brenwen
Marieet
Commercial Street
Park Avenue
Central Town Power & Licht Co
S. Walker Whiteside
Nace
Womaning OP meeting urged vote it straight
A Cedar Falls Republican woman, Mrs Freterson P Stiles, pressed party regularity at a Waterloo county central committee meeting. She warned against defection and urged voting the straight Republican ticket, highlighting the need for unity in Black Hawk County ahead of the November 2 election. Frank W Edwards, Republican nominee for county attorney, spoke on campaign methods amid intraparty rivalry with W A Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Club
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
la Porte
Hudson
Dunkerton
Treasury
Freterson P. Stiles
Stiles
Frank W. Edwards
Himelf
W. A. Cook
Repubiican
Cook
Holt
U S Agents Probe Depth of Police Graft in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports federal investigators led by A P Madden opened a probe into graft within the Chicago Police Department. Subpoenas demand detailed records on liquor raids and assignments, naming police on specific raids, with indications of ties to bootleggers and several high ranking officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Chicago
Chicago Evening Journal
A. P. Madden
Special Inteligence Unit
Hauer
Chicago Police Department
Patrick Roche
Cicero
Collins
Beebe
Albert Atselmi
John Scalisi
Patrick Ki. O'Donnell
Roche
Federal
Grand Jury
Irapns
Burea
Sheriff Hogties His Man After His Hardest Fist Fight
A sheriff restrained and hogtied a prisoner after a violent confrontation at the home of George Viester in Castle Hill. The prisoner, Fiester, pleaded guilty to conduct in municipal court and was fined 71 dollars. The incident occurred around 5 p.m. yesterday as the sheriff attempted to transport the intoxicated man, who resisted and caused the sheriff’s hands to be injured, while Fiester required detention until sobering up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. T. Wagner
Hfe
George Viester
Castie Hill
Fiester
Wagner
Piester
Jester
September Brings New Welfare League Health Cases
September showed a busy period for the Social Welfare League public health department with eight new cases, forty nine carried over, and sixty nine discharged. The report lists categories including nursing care, prenatal and venereal disease clinics, and various treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn Social Wlfare League
VA Siren
Tor Total Hospital
Tee
Tawa City
Levene
Blood Test Fails to Prove Husband Father of Child
Wil liam Melvin Thomas, 21, a farmhand near Loveland, Ia, doubts paternity of his wife’s two year old son. The blood test by Dr A P Condon shows both parents in group two. offspring must be group two, but results are inconclusive. Judge L B Day will not alter Thomas’s 90 day jail term for nonsupport even if paternity were disproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omubha
Neh
Wiliam Melvin Thomas
Loveland
A. P. Condon
Mendel
Dr. Condon
Thomas
L. B. Day
Waterloo man falsely swindled of 14000000 dollars in sensational tale
Centerville police arrested a man identifying as John E. Wilson claiming to be a former Waterloo mayor swindled of 14000000. He told relatives in Washington a fantastic story of owning a winged car and riding with angels. Investigators found no such records. only a John J. Wilson who recently lived in Waterloo.
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Centerville
John E. Wilson
Waterloo
Washington
Wilson
Sal
Angels
John J. Wilson
Toad
Strikers Attack During Rush Hour in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn during rush hour window cleaners and police clashed in Boreach hall shelter. One man was stabbed and hurled through a plate window as strikers fought officers. Four strikers were arrested after police threatened revolvers. UG J Schwartz of Home Window Cleaning Co was stabbed while guarding worker Ward Rensan. injuries not specified.
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New York
Get
Boreach Hall
Grooklyn
Shemavith
UG J Schwartz
Home Window
Weward Rensm
Stephenson Ordered Brought to Indianapolis for Testimony
Stephenson, former dean of the Wu Kiwix Kha, was ordered by the Superior Court to be brought from Michigan Cit today to Indianapolis to testify in receivership proceedings against Hoosier Tailors, Inc. Adjemmts to gain access to Stephenson at the state prison are being evaluated for sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadiwuspelis
Stephenson
Wu Kiwix Kha
Michigan
Indianapolis
Sidney Ai Fer
Hoosier Tailors, Inc
Tragedy Strikes Family After Victor Crash
Mrs. A T Parket of Prairie City Kan informs Dumbaugh family that Jeromother Parker and four others were killed when their car collided with a fast train near Victor Indiana. They had been visiting Des Moines and were en route home after attending a G A R event. Parker and family prepared to transport the bodies for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharles
M. Dumbaugh
H Messtky
Jeromother
Des Moines
Mer
Funk
Dumbaugh
Parker
Victor
Dance Girl Wouldn't Appear Minus Cap and Cane
In municipal court Miss Rees sues Miss Ross over a cap and cane loaned for a year. The trial, before Judge Gwenne, explored whether the cap and cane or the dress are essential to a costume. Damages of 25 dollars were claimed for missing items, with Miss Ross testifying and Miss Rees asserting the loan was for a private agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jinvriet Soxs
Danter
Russ
Conservatory
Bridge Birert
John H. Meyers
Miss Ross
Celia Rees
Harriet
Meyers
John W. Gwenne
Suse
Fresh Strawberries Supply Shortcake for Cedar Gardener
Strawberry shortcake in October. Berries picked yesterday afternoon were delivered to the Courier of Ice by N. P. Shaulls of Millerdale Cedar Township. Forty two ripe berries filled a pint box. Plants have been bearing through late summer and will furnish makings until frost. Shaulls has read the Courier for 42 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier of Ice
N. P. Shauvlis
Millerdale
Cedar Township
Brueuc
Lardner
Shaulls
The
Courier
Brothers Reunited After 23 Years Visit
Er win Carpenter from Wayne Michigan visited the home of William Carpenter at 214 Oneida street. The Carpenters hosted their daughter Mrs William Crawford of Rochester Minnesota. Erwin, known to Waterloo residents from Carpenter's lake tourist camp, plans further visits before returning home in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Carpenter
Wayne
Mich
William Carpenter
Oneida Street
Carpenter
William Crawford
Rochester
Minn
Erwin
Waterloo
Carpenter's Lake
Democrats Invited to District Caucus in Des Moines
Des Moines invited voters statewide to the Seventh district Democratic caucus set for October 16. J Ray Piles, state chairman, says Clyde L Herring will preside as national committeeman. Claude R Porter the U S senator candidate will deliver the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. Ray Piles
Clyde L. Herring
Claude R Porter
United States
Motorman Potter Slumps In Unknown Accident
Potter, motorman on the local street subway in Town City, Ta, is in serious condition after an unknown accident. He collapsed while bringing his car to a stop and cannot explain the incident, though a fellow motorman suggests he suffered a severe shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
C-T
Potter
Stewart Robinson to Nominate West Point Candidates
Iowa senator Stewart of Sioux City will name a candidate for the 1927 West Point class. The War Department and nominating officials will designate one candidate each for Stewart Letts Robinson Cole and Thurstan to admission next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Iowa
Stewart
Sioux Cit
West Point Military Academy
War Department
Letts
Robinson
Cole
Thurstan Aso
Reserve Officers’ Ladies Night Planned by Black Hawk group
Members of the Black Hawk County Reserve Officers association vote to hold a ladies night likely in Blick's tearoom toward the end of November. A committee including Maj. E. J. Sage Lieut. D. W. Axon and Capt. D. A. Wallace will arrange the event. At the next meeting on Thursday Oct. 21 a study on military correspondence will be presented by Capt. Ann Johnson and Lieut. Por J. Ainffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Reserve Ofhers Association
Bkick
Blick
E. J . Sage
D. W. Axon
D. A. Wallace
Ann Johnson
Por J. Ainffey
Divorce Decrees and Alimony Granted by District Court
Judge G W Wood granted divorces to Tallinn Weatherwax from J Weatherwax and to several plaintiffs including Msther DeBerg Signa Gibbons and Esther Gough in multiple suits. One decree awarded Tallinn Weatherwax a divorce with $15 weekly alimony. Win L Brecunier was ordered to deposit $74 for his wife Brrema Brecunier and $25 attorney fee, while Brremaier resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Msther M. DeBerg
Helmer Tweere
Signa Gibbons
Gordon L. Gibbons
W. Woon
Gladys Wood
Esther FE. Gough
Glyn +. Gough
Vendilya J. Olson
Lesley ES. Olson
Tallinn Watherwax
J. W. Weatherwax
Thull Will Grants Manchester Park Endowment and Stock to Lodge
The late Senator Rodney W. Thull leaves $40 000 for Tirrell Park in Manchester and $16 000 for his wife with life use of all estate. He also bequeaths 3500 to each of 16 relatives and 800 to Manchester Lodge A F and A M with conditions. The Delaware County State Bank is named executor without bonds, to approve park expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Rodney W. Thull
Briton Clark
Jeirs “Aja
Léinch
Wayne C. Gurnell
George A. Newman
Joseph Stutchinson
Eriest I. Leeds
Ike
Jils Will
Manchester Lodge
Iodge
State
Masonjiy Library
Eatows
Tirrell Park
Delaware County State Bank
Death of Phyllis Rinehart ruled accidental
Authorities from Monona and Thurston counties concluded the death of 11 year old Phyllis Rinehart of Sioux City was accidental. She reportedly suffered a skull fracture after falling from her father’s car near Maes Nebraska with the hub cap hitting her head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton
Monona County
Fond
Thurston County
Phyllis Rinehart
Sioux City
Maes
Neh
Two Hanged for Murder of Reckuse at San Quentin
San Quentin Cal Oct 8 Two condemned men Willie Askins 23 and Alfonso Rincon 24 were hanged simultaneously for the murder of recluse T R Ullman of Elizabeth Lake near Los Angeles in May 1925. The trap was sprung at 10 oclock and both were pronounced dead minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Gai
Willie Askins
Alfonso Rincon
T. R. Ullman
Elinbeth Lake
Los Angeles
Legation Plans to Rescue Americans in China
The American Legation in Peking announced that military attaches would depart to rescue Americans besieged by the Cantonese army at Sian. Capt. Constant, assistant military attaché, and Lieutenant Barrett head the rescue party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Cen
Wu Pei-iu
Sian Fir
Constant
Leunition
Lancuace
Barrett
Twin Babies Thrown From Auto in Shenandoah Incident
Report from Shenandoah Iowa suggests a family accident when a car veered to avoid a collision, throwing twin infants from the vehicle. One four month old child required hospital care. condition not specified. Separate notice from Washington discusses the cotton crop outlook for the year, with forecasts near 16.6 million bales and prior year production around 16.1 million bales.
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Shenandoah
Flogartin
Nebraska City
Martin
Ueonard
Washington, D. C
United States
Department At Agriculture
Educators Gather for Ames Public Instruction Conference
Miss May Francis convenes the fourth annual public school and vocational education conference in Ames, with state and local officials and educators from Columbia University to Colorado Agricultural College set to attend. The eight sections cover general, joint, county and city superintendents, normal training, home economics, industrial education and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albla
Lamoni Claims to Be Most Musical Village in Iowa
Lamoni boasts it has more music per citizen than any town twice its size in Iowa. The Graceland Lamoni Oratorio Society, the Lamoni-Graceland choir, a full orchestra, high school bands, a mandolin club, and multiple quartets and choruses are active. Even kindergarten activities are organized for music work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoni
Iowa
U C T Social Meeting Planned At Knights Hall
Waterloo Commercial Travelers lodge schedules season social at Knights of Pythias hall with a basket supper at 6 o clock, business and initiation at 7 30, dancing from 8 35, plus plans for a Halloween party later this month and a year of active events ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Commercial Travelers Organization
Knights of Pythias
Hallowe'en
U. C. Tb
Legger Receives Nine Months and 500 Dollar Fine
George Pabst of Cornelia Bluffs pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Scott after a jury had begun. He faced liquor law charges including illegal transportation illegal sale and illegal possession. Sentence: 18 months in jail and a 600 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluts
Get
George Pabst
Corneil Bluffs
Scott Yester
Jackie Coogan to Have His Curls Out
Los Angeles report states Jackie Coogan a child film star is expected to have his curls cut by a barber to satisfy a desire to change his image. The Coogan household agreed to the transformation despite parental and screen demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Coogan
Los Angeles
Cal
Toy
Lord Fauntleroy
House of Coogan
Jackie
Des Moines Women Hurt in Minnesota Collision
Mrs H B Bossart of Des Moines in serious condition after a head on crash near Owatonna Minnesota. She has a fractured hip and injuries described as cuts and bruises. Three other women were injured, two from St Paul, as the cars collided near here site Thi sy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owatonna
Mira
Det
H. B. Bossart
Sask Nioth Street
Des Moines
Bossart
St. Paul
Browning Losing Interest in Peaches
New York October report says Browning known as Cinderella Man and husband of the vanished Pescles Heenan Browning claimed little interest upon hearing a friend had teased her and that he did not care about a statement claiming she was finished with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Browning
Pescles
Heenan Browning
Aid
Tost
Nim
LEAVE TOR PARIS ABOARD WITH FAMILY MEMBERS
Mrs Agnes Smith and her daughter Mia travel from Los Angeles to Tunis France for the winter. Margaret Jergens of Los Angeles and others visited Waterloo as guests. Paul Smith, long resident here, visited home and then left yesterday for Oklahoma City. After a few weeks there he will return to Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Paris
Agnes Smith
Mia
Margaret Jergens
Los Angeles
Tefl
Tunis
France
Billings Family Visit From Waterloo to Riverside Drive
Mre and Mrs. Jenna Billings host relatives from Waterloo and Denver for a Riverside Drive gathering. Mr Tapping and Mrs Lisher, along with siblings, travel plans include a Denver return in a few days with Haber accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gue
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Rolin DB
Topping
S. John J. Lobes
Cole
Jenna Billings
Riverside
Tapping
Lisher
Wrother
Aathe
Billings
Waterloo
Thi Toppings
Mya
Haber
Portia Prime Enrolled in Nurse Training at Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Portia Prime of 416812 Hird Street East travels to Chicago to begin a nurse training course at the Presbyterian Hospital. Mrs 4 C Prime accompanies her for a stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Portia Prime
Hird Street
Thicneo
Presbyterian Hospital
4. C. Prime
LONDERGANS GO WEST
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Py Londergan left Walnut Court apartments this week to relocate to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londergans
Ivan Py Londergan
Walnut Court
California
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Minnesota
Sherive
Neworch
Richard Weshburn
Cniten
Ambhasisier
Wees
Allan McChatchey
Oamilton
Clue
U.P. Synod
R. Ruthven Collins
Volga
E.c
Lorn Horton
Sumner Oe
Evra
Frieda Hempel
August T Heckscher
County Committee
Gov't Ace
Welfare League
RIN
West Point
Reserve Officers’ Association
Gul
Reckuse
Legation
Legger
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