Noted Health Experts Speak at Iowa Nurses Convention
A 20th annual Iowa Association of Registered Nurses convention featured talks by Dr. Lauer on Sheppard-Towner Work in Iowa and Miss Hershey on generalized tuberculosis nursing. Dr. Sampson urged coordinated health effort for next 20 years and emphasized county welfare programs, clinics, and public support to back maternal and infant health initiatives.
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Lauer
Iowa City
The
State University
Shepard-Towner
Towa
Sampson
Jews Medienl Society
Adah Bershey
Yes Moines
Miss Drake
Anna Drake
Des Moines
Hershey
Rochester
Minhn
Sheppard Towner
Pha
Iowa
Wweman
Fortieth General Assembly
Sampzon
Woman Sentenced to Five Years for Jailbreak Plot
Port Madison La Ort IL Mrs Bernice Lorraine Pepperling of St Paul was taken to Rockwell City women’s reformatory to serve a five year sentence for attempting to smuggle firearms into the state penitentiary on June 1. Judge J B Craig pronounced sentence after Pepperling declined a new trial. Ed Foley of St Paul, arrested with Pepperling, may appeal. Foley was convicted of the same offense.
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Port ‘Madison
Bernice Lorraine Peppertine
St. Paul
Rockwell City
Dictatorial Powers Loom as Reichstag Adjourns
Berlin dispatch reports government moves toward an authorization law granting dictatorial powers. Chancellor Stresemann warned he would govern on his own responsibility if the Reichstag fails to pass the measure when it reconvenes. President Ebert had empowered him to dissolve the Reichstag if needed. Stormy adjournment left the bill in contention as leaders threatened to bolt.
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International
Berlin
Stresemann
Ebert
Tairline
Tickets for Games at Iowa City Here
Football fans seek Illinois Iowa and Michigan Iowa tickets at Iowa City offices. About 140 tickets allocated for Waterloo and Cedar Falls per game. Buyers must purchase before Tuesday as paste stamps must be returned on that date.
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Iowa City
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Local Obituaries and Deaths Listed in Jesup Area
Ida Sheridan 62 wife of C F Sheridan died at 4 30 am at 125 Loran Avenue after heart trouble in her home she had lived here five years born May 28 1861 in Beloit Wisconsin member of Methodist church Woman's Relief Corps and Rebekah lodge survived by husband a son Harry H Sheridan and daughter Mrs C W Early Dumont plus brother George Hasbrook Independence a Marian Nichols daughter died April 23 19 The body at Kistner funeral home pending funeral arrangements Parlee Clementine Tippey 70 died yesterday at 7 15 pm at the Harry Aikey home after years of illness born December 31 1853 in Cook County married Melvin Meeker moved to Iowa age nine survived by seven children two sons George and Leroy preceded by husband eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren funeral 10 am tomorrow at Harry Aikey home George M McGonegal 63 died at 10 am today at home 439 Mobile after a yearlong illness born Water town April 24 1866 lived here most of life survived by husband three sons and a daughter from former marriage E E and J R Bramble Waterloo Janes Mrs D Dear Sioux Falls and others body at Vilaman Grindt parlors pending funeral arrangements
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C. FL Sheridan
Stas
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Muay
Beloit
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Rebekah Lodge
Jesup
Harry H. Sheridan
C. W. Early
Dumont
George’ Hasbrook
Independence
Marian Nichols
Parled 'Tippey
Parlee
Clementine Tippey
Harry Aikey
Janesville
Cook County
Iowa
Marriace
Melvin Meeker
Wee
Chiabeeu
Iain
Reuben
Mia
Ray Cain
Maud Aikey
Dale McCoy
Julia Brown
George
Leroy
Famo Arrow
IRS
George MW. Apgonegal
George T. McGonegal
Mobile
Wa ‘Terton
Whisky Glasses Increase Since Prohibition Observed
Portland Oregon October 11 in a prohibition discussion at the American Federation of Labor convention William Clark a delegate of the mint glass workers said more whisky glasses are now being made than before prohibition and are used for ornaments. He noted beer bottle production declined after the Volstead act while European whisky glass output rose. Delegates argued bootleggers and soft drink dealers favored prohibition.
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Portland
Ore
American Federation of Labor
Willian Clark
Imint
Walton Demands State Law To curb Klan Influence
Leader Walton calls on the Legislature to pass a new law to curb the Ku Klux Klan, alleging terror, intimidation, and violence across Oklahoma. He cites testimony of witnesses about brutal acts and warns that without action the government faces upheaval and anarchy. He urges swift enactment to protect citizens and uphold liberties.
Rain Clouds Overcast Sky at Polo Park
New York reports rain and mist delaying the world series as Giants and Yankees prepare for game two. McGraw and Hughsin speak on the potential turn of events while weather briefly clears to improve prospects for a clear game. Giants lead a streak of eight straight world series wins over the Yankees, with notes on pitching patterns and past ties.
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McGraw
International News Wire
New York
John McGraw
Miller Husgins
Giants
Yankees
Hildebrand
Hoyt Aml Waeson
Tariff Prevails as Adams Sees U.S. Prosperity
Washington dispatch reports John T. Adams, Republican National Committee chair, defending Fordney McCumber tariff as shield against hard times. He credits tariff with farm and industry strength, higher employment, and steady prices, while contrasting unprotected European rivals. Adjourn cites European failures to warn of imports’ impact on U.S. purchasing power.
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William K. Hutobinsos
International News
Washington, D. C
Mel
John T. Adams
Nepublican National Committee
Adams
United States
Republican Party
West High Lecture Course Tickets On Sale
Season tickets for the West High School lecture series were placed on site by students for $1. The schedule opens with the Mac Farren Symphony quartet on Oct 31, followed by a lecture titled An Evening With the Stars by Dr. B R Baumgardt on Mec 21. Next is Tea for Three on Jan 10, ending with a concert by the Imperial Male quartet on Wel 4.
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West High School
MacFarren Symphony Quartet
B. R. Baumgardt
Imperial Male Quartet
Bunter Found Dead on Cedar River Bank
Muscatine Iowa Oct 11 Hiram McGill 26 Ataissa Ta was found dead on the Cedar river bank after an all night search. He failed to return from a hunting trip and a shotgun shell was found near his body. Police presume accidental death while attempting to shore a boat into the river.
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Muscatine
Hiram McGill
Ataissa
Cedar River
Will Transfers Widow’s Joint Property After Death
A joint will by L B M Bennett and M S Bennett in Cedar Falls provides that property owned jointly by husband and wife goes to the survivor and upon the survivor's death to named heirs. The Cedar Falls homestead and bank stock in Brooklyn pass to Clara H Stephenson and Nellie B Leonard respectively, with T Stephenson named executor. The will dated December 13, 19 AGt is filed with Clerk F W Thompson for probate.
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MS. Bennett
Nushband
Cedar Falls
Bennett
F. W. [Thompson
Harding Memorial Drive for 3 Million Formally Organized
The Harding Memorial association was formally organized in Washington on Oct 11 to launch a nationwide campaign to raise 2,000,000 to maintain the memory of the late president. President Calidge presided as the board of directors met in Brig. Gen. Charles F. E. Sawyer’s office, who will run the Washington headquarters.
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Harding Memorial Association
Imam Ory
Conlidge
Charles FE. Sawyer
Whoa
Lions Club Donates Ten YMCA Memberships to Boys
Lions Club votes a $40 gift to fund ten YMCA memberships for worthy boys chosen by the general secretary. The luncheon at Black's tearooms featured Maybeth Mack violin and Mrs. Robert Parrott. entertainment complemented the fundraiser for the campaign.
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MW. C. A
Black
Debme
Maybeth Mack
Robert Parrott
Lovett Resigns as Chairman of U P Railroad
New York Oct 11 Robert S Lovett resigns as chairman of the executive committee of the Union Pacific railroad effective January. He will still represent the railroad in consolidation matters and in valuing the line as the Interstate Commerce Commission prepares to engage. A new board chairman role was created for him and the executive committee office was abolished. The finance committee was appointed with Lovett as ex officio member. R Gray’s duties are enlarged under new arrangements. Lovett plans to leave for California in December for short time.
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International News Wire
New York
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Perm Finatre
Judge Lovett
Lovett
Dulles
Harivs A. Peabody
W. A. Harriman
C. W. Seeger
Paul M. Warburg
Newcomb Carlton
R. Gray
Levett Plang i
Fort California
Sian
Humbert Elected Presiding Officer of County Veterans
Humbert B. Humbert of Cedar Falls was elected colonel and presiding officer of the Black Hawk Veterans Association at the fourteenth annual reunion in Memorial hall. G. W. Bothwell and Dave Allison were named lieutenant colonel and major, with Byron Leighton as quartermaster. The hall was filled for the campfire closing the reunion with reminiscences of Pea Ridge and addresses urging patriotism and unity among veterans groups.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
Pea Ridge
Ark
A. G. Bady
Beatty
Independence
Par Ridge
Maids Testimony in Stokes Divorce Case Involving Wallace
New York October 11 A maid testifies in W E D Stokes divorce suit that his wife Helen Elwood Stokes frequented Edgar T Wallace s apartment called the love nest She described finding hairpins and red hair in Wallaces room While the witness is cross examined eleven other negro witnesses await testimony for Stokes The court scene includes a hysterical reaction from Mrs Stokes mother and a rehearsal meeting at Stokes office
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International News
New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Big
Edgar T. Wallace
Lillian Paine
Wallace
Max Steur
Stokes
Steur
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Goldfish Cure for Nervous Disorders Promoted in Syracuse
Syracuse journalist Dr. Cone pushes serpents gizzards and other old cures aside as John Marshall, a local bird expert, markets goldfish as a non ingestive remedy for nervous disorders and insomnia. He claims watching a goldfish calmly swim aids contemplation and ratiocination, with hospitals among buyers. The piece notes goldfish surpass other pets in current demand as winter nears.
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Syracuse
Marshall
Moniteus
Homeruns Spark Yankees Past Giants 4 2
Yankees win 4 2 over the Giants behind three homeruns. Meusel and Ruth contribute key hits as Bentley, Dugan, and Snyder handle the late innings. Frisch, Frise, and Gowdy field miscues appear amid the tense late play with Umpire Dart denying a Yankee claim.
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Young
Scott
Ward
Frise
Yankees
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Cunningham
Pipp
Bentley
Witt
Hopper
Dugan
Ruth
Snyder
Kelly
Bancroft
Giants
Mensec
Schang
Dungan
Groh Scott
Frisch
Youngs
Gowdy
Jackson
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