Youth 17 badly injured in Cedar Falls auto crash
Clarence Boldt 17 son of Mr and Mrs Herman Boldt of 1628 Sycamore street was seriously hurt when the car he rode in struck a guard rail half a mile south of Cedar Falls on Main Street road at 9 p m yesterday He was taken to Sartori hospital Cedar Falls then to St Francis hospital resting comfortably and doctors planned x rays to assess a possible pelvic injury Roberts another youth suffered minor injuries and drove home with the Johnsons Boldt's father was notified by Waterloo police and the youth remained conscious during transport
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Clarence Boldt
Herman Boldt
Sycamore Street
Cedar Falls
Baldi
St. Francis Hospital
Sartori Hospital
Boldt
Wade Roberts
Waterloo
Roberts
J. G. Johnson
Alrs. Johnson
Bold
John Deere Tractor Company
Gen Gar Falls
Johnnson
Dutch Ship Rescues Plane Crew Off Atlantic Coast
Fog over Le Bourget delayed the American Girl trans Atlantic flight as Ruth Elder and navigator Haldeman vanished from sight 36 hours after departing New York. A rescue by a Dutch steamer and peril claims prompted mixed weather forecasts and calm faith from pilot’s wife Mrs. Haldeman in Lakeland Florida.
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PAGE
American Legion
Ile de France
le Bourget
France
Ruth Sider
New York
le Bourget Field
Miss Elder
Haldeman
George, Jr
Lakeland
Fin
Republican Chiefs Monitor Insurgent Parley for Reed Nomination
Republican leaders keep tight watch on an insurgent conference aiming to secure Senator Reed's nomination by the Democratic party ident of the United States P. Wilfley, St Louis, with Woodrow Wilson supporters opposing the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Reed
United Stat
P. Wifley
St Louis
Woodrow Wilson
Governor Boosts Little Theatre Fund Des Moines Ont
The former governor of Jova, Kendell, donated 85,000 to establish the Little Theatre fund in Des Moines Ontario. The gift raised the fund to about 1 000, enabling backers of the “TNSI-Late Payment” plan to seek aid for a church edifice to house a theatre.
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Des Moines
E. Kendell
Jova
Little
Kendall
TNSI
Endal
Revival to Be Conducted by Harlan Pastor at Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls on October 13 a Harlan pastor will lead a revival at the local Baptist church. Rev. An fgrey Peteren, from Harlan, will assist Rev. Jd DD Vinding in the event, which aims to inspire the community through gospel messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Cedar Falls
Greta
Lottery
Anfgrey Peteren
Tvangelislin Moert
Suday
Jd DD Vinding
Weather forecast for Maasdinviwun area
A fragmented weather notice lists arid night conditions and Thursday expectations. It mentions temperatures in Maasdinviwun and Minden with unclear timeframes and vague style typical of bulletins from a dated newspaper page.
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Minden
Grand Knight Sullivan to be installed at Waterloo K of C
Grand Knight defier y G Sullivan of the law firm Sullivan and Sullivan will be installed as grand knight of Waterloo Council Knights of Columbus by district deputy W J Brennan at 8 p m in K of C Hall. Sullivan succeeds J H Fitzgerald. Lectures by Brennan Murtagh Beecher and Kelly precede the ceremony. Plans preview winter events including dances fiddlers contests and amateur shows with a buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiery G Sullivan
Sullivan & Sullivan
Waterloo
Knights of Columbus
W. J. Brennan
Orlwein
K. of
Damages Filed Over Arrest At Johnson's Dance Pavillion
Robert Putney sues Harry P. Mason alleging false arrest and $1000 damages after Mason, a road patrolman and constable, handcuffed Putney at Johnson's dance pavilion on Oct. 10 for intoxication. Putney was detained until midnight and released on appearance bond, with the case reportedly dismissed next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Mason
Robert Putney
Putney
Mason
Pavision
Waterloo
Heirs Battle Over Will in Buchanan County
The district court in Independence on October 13 heard a case to set aside the 1918 will of Mrs. Rosetta Conrad. George Conrad Dr B H Conrad and Marie Conrad seek probate of an alternate will, after a bitter week of hearings. A jury of eleven was empaneled but not yet instructed.
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Fourier Special Services
Independence
Rosetta Conrad
Buckwheat Shipment Reaches Mill 200 Miles From Storm Lake
Marvin Buckwheat Mill owner H Marvin Fayette reports the first 100 sack order of buckwheat was freighted from Storm Lake to his mill. A customer 200 miles away planned to haul by road, but rain delayed the trip. If roads improve, the rest of the order may be hauled to the grinding mill.
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Fayette
D. H. Marvin
Marvin
Notier
Storm Lake
Doctor and Wife Found Shot Dead in Blazing House
Birmingham police report Dr. F. I. Blair and Mrs Blair found dead at their burning residence on October 13. Bodies discovered by five men extinguishing the fire, both shot and in night clothes. Coroner undecided if murder or self-inflicted. revolvers with discharged chambers found nearby.
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Birmingham
Ala
F. I. Blair
Blair
Bussum
Des Moines AK Radio Contest Sees Local Winners Compete
Miss Arlene Bradley of Waterloo and George Marker of Waterloo advance from local auditions to represent town in Atwater Kent national contest in Des Moines. They perform as anonymous entrants, judged 60 percent by radio fans and 40 percent by panel. Bradley’s parents and accompanist accompany her to Des Moines.
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Arlene Bradley
Waterloo
WHO
Des Moines
Atwater Kent
George Marker
Bradley
Mr. Marker
A. L. Bradley
Miss Bradley
Robert Parrott
Dike Legion Post to Elect Officers at Friday Session
Regular meeting of the Dike American Legion post will be held Friday evening to elect officers. Farm Bureau discussed voting at Mrs. C. H. Syndergard’s home and a clothing care lesson was given. A Clarksville buyer acquired the Gray and Woods Drug Store building. Pheasant season opens in Grundy County on Oct 21 22 and 29. Joe Haack remodels property for new tenant Thomas Hansen from Coulter. The W. H. K. M. S. met at Mrs. A. P. Lorenzen’s home.
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Joe Haack
Thomas Hansen
Dike Sayings Bank
Coulter
A. P. Lorenzen
Mrs Hulda Muncey Dies at 91 in Jesup
Hulda Muncey aged 91 died at her Jesup home last evening. The funeral is set for 2 p.m. Friday at the residence with Rev. J. W. Wright officiating. She lived in the area for 70 years and is survived by a daughter Mrs. Emma Hathaway of Cedar Rapids and two sons J. N. Muncey of Jesup and Frederick Muncey.
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Jesup
Hulda Muncey
J. W. Wright
The
Baptist Church
Muncey
Emma Hathaway
Cedar Rapids
J. N
Frederick
Marion
Family perished in Richardsville fire tragedy
A blaze in Richardsville killed Mr and Mrs George Stillman and gravely injured their 12 year old daughter Natrona. The 15 mile north incident also left Ralph Dupont hospitalized after escaping the flames. The Stillmans had moved from Shermans Mound on Oct 1 and ran a merchandise store.
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Dubngur
George Stillmankes
Natrona
Richardsville
Here
Ralph Dupont
Sher
Accounting and Receiver Case Decided by Court Guess
The 2 year old accounting and receiver suit, P. N. L. Smith v Lester Adams, H. L. Adams, Peter Romelfanger and Twin City Bottling Works of Cedar Falls, involved about $2,000. Judge Gled ruled the funds be split three-fifths to Romelfanger and two-fifths to Smith after costs of $112.90, noting records were imperfect and the court’s finding was largely a guess.
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Te Tengr
Yenterdas
G. W Et
P.onl Smith
Lester
H. L. Adams
Peter Romelfanger
Twin City
Cedar Falls
Romelfanger
Smith
Wood
HO Land
Lester Adams
The
Waryanr
Rooke
Romelfaniger
Thompson
W. L. Beecher
J. T. Sullivan
Coolidge Praises Industrial Peace in Pittsburgh
President Coolidge lauded industrial peace and equal opportunity during a Pittsburgh visit. He highlighted Mellon brothers for their public service and noted the city’s support for art exhibitions as part of national progress. The trip featured a Fort Pitt blockhouse drive and gatherings with local leaders and bank officials.
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America
Pittsburgh
Andrew Mellon
White House
R. B. Mellon
No Dogs Allowed on Police Bonds
Waterloo police abandon using dog bonds for forgery and speeding cases. Chief Charles Mohlis rejects canine bonds as officers prep for a dog bond option after Mrs. T F Kirk offers a police dog for her husband. The forgery charge is dismissed when the check’s signature is proven valid by William Stewart in Toledo Iowa court.
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St. Bernard
Waterloo
Charles Mohlis
T. F. Kirk
Toledo
5. M. Huffard
Kirk
William Stewart
Lions Club to Study Redemption of Boy Gangsters
At a noon luncheon in Black's tea room Lions Club members appointed a committee to study delinquent youths and possible parole sponsorship. The group voted to move weekly meetings to the Elks club dining hall and heard entertainment by the Harry Ike Evans quartet from the Crystal theatre.
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Lions Club
Black
Elks Club
Harry
Ike) Evans
Crystal Theatre
Delaware County Sunday Schools Convene at Thorpe
The annual Delaware County Sunday School association convention will meet at the Methodist church at Thorpe on Wednesday October 19 with sessions at 9 15 a m 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m Each Sunday school in Delaware county is expected to send a representative.
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Delaware County
Thorpe
Manchester
Delaware County Sunday School Association
Mrthodist
Funeral for John M McNamara at St Josephs Catholic Church
Funeral services for John M. McNamara 62 of 1424 Franklin street who died yesterday evening at SS Francs hospital after a brief illness will be at 10 am Saturday at St. Josephs Catholic Church with Rev E J Slattery officiating. Burial follows at Calary. He was born in County Clare Ireland in 1885 and lived on a farm near Jesup before moving to Waterloo in 1902. Surviving are his widow sister Mrs B Leonard Miller Fairbank IA and brother Michael McNamara Spirit Lake IA. The Rosary society will meet at 7:30 pm and the Daughters of Isabella at 7 pm today. Building permits listed include B Herbsleb 418 Broadway Emma Trevis 226 Western Waterloo Building & Loan 2126 Third West.
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Sohn M. McNamara
John M. McNamara
Franklin Street
SS Francs Hospital
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
E. J. Slattery
Calary
Mr. McNamara
County Clare
Ireland
Jesup
Waterloo
B. Leonard Miller
Fairbank
Michael McNamara
Spirit Lake
Rosary Society
Isabella At & P. m
Waterloo Building & Loan Moves to Own Building
Waterloo Building & Loan association moves its offices from the Elks hotel to a three story building at Lafayette and Fifth streets known as the Waterloo Building & Loan block. The bank, second largest of its kind in the state, has grown resources to 5 million dollars and plans to lease remaining space after remodeling.
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Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Waterloo
Tomy
Ens Hotel
Lafayette
Pifth
Fowler
Waterloo Building & Loan
Roxana Petroleum Begins Work on Moline Plant
Roxana Petroleum Corporation starts work on a bulk gasoline distributing plant on Mullan avenue between Rock Island and Great Western tracks in Moline. T. M. DeVeney of the home office directs the project, approved July 11 by the city council. Five 18,000-gallon tanks, pumps, loading rack, warehouse, office and garage will be built, with more filling stations planned as opportunities permit.
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Rock Island and Great Western
Mullan Avenue
Roxana Petroleum Corporation
Moline
T. M. DeVeney
Pharmacists From Seven Counties Meet in Local District
Pharmacists from Black Hawk Grundy Buchanan Fayette Butler Hardin and Bremer counties will gather next Wednesday Oct 19 at the Elks club starting at noon for a district meeting of the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association. J W Slocum secretary Indianola will conduct the meeting and Nels Barling will be the principal speaker.
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Black Hawk
Grundy
Buchanan
Fayette
Butler
Hardin
Bremer
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Elks Club
J. W. Slocum
Indianola
Nels Barling
Moeller and Fuller to Lead Study Center Sessions
H C Moeller former county superintendent and rural expert for Iowa State Teachers College and F E Fuller rural extension department member will instruct at the Moeller and Fuller Study Center held at East Junior High Saturday under County Superintendent A E Jewett. Sessions run 9 30 a m to noon and 1 30 to 3 30 p m Moeller discusses reading circle work while Fuller covers geography course of study in rural schools.
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H.C. Moeller
Iowa State Teachers College
F. E. Fuller
Rural Extension Department
East Junior High
A. E. Jewett
Moeller
Fuller
Booze Runner Pleads Guilty in Liquor Transport Case
Fred W. Hotchkiss, arrested on Grant highway last June as a booze runner, appeared with counsel N. Levison and pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor. Judge R. W. Hasner set 5 a.m. next Monday for sentencing. Officers seized the Chandler coupe with 69 gallons of alcohol. bond of 1000 was posted by George Pappayasilion.
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Fred W. Hotchkiss
Grant Highway
N. Levison
R. W. Hasner
Hotchkiss Chandler
George Pappayasilion
Charles Swisher's Condition Improved
Marked improvement was reported today in the condition of Charles Swisher son of Mr and Mrs B F Swisher 410 Sunset road who is ill with Infantile paralysis.
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Charles Swisher
B. F. Swisher
Sunset Road
Nine Tourists Stranded in Eight Cylinder Car Rescued
Nine travelers from Ohio to California were stranded at a park when an eight cylinder car ran low on fuel after the head of the party earned about three dollars shoveling coal to buy food and a tire repair. The Salvation Army provided essentials while the county refused aid. an overseer of the poor secured a job for the driver, a young man.
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Ohio
California
Salvation Army
C F and N Offer 209 to Settle Fire Truck Crash
A 1925 street car collision on Randoph and Fourth streets led to a $259.63 fire truck repair bill. A council committee will propose acceptance of a $209 settlement offer from C F and N to cover the damage. Motorman John Geiges was charged with negligence but found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Fourth Streets
John Keiges
Screen Actor Hughie Mack Dies at 43 in Santa Monica
Santa Monica originator of screen acting Hughie Mack 43 was found dead in bed at his home. The Brooklyn native and early film actor left the legitimate stage for movies, passing away on October 13 after a long career in motion pictures.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Hughie Mack
Bee
Brooklyn
Resurfacing Work Advances on Oelwein Highway No 11
Oct 13 report from Oelwein Iowa notes rapid progress in resurfacing parts of Highway No 11 within Gusit fants with brick laying at nearly a block per day. Local schools closed for staff institute at West Union. infantile paralysis quarantine lifted at Wil Mam Mack home with one remaining case from the Rule Ross family. Armistice day preparations discussed by American Legion and Parent-Teacher Association ahead of events at the high school Friday night Oct 21. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Frank Meynavinehey on Oct 11 in Meadeville Pa. new arrival named White in Meadeville.
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Pred Rule. Ross. Relapost
American Legion
Suai Jum
Myr
Frank MeyAvinehey
Nace White
Meadeville
Samuel
Honor System for Exams Favored by Cornell Students
Cornell students favor an honor system for exams over closely policed tests, according to a Mount Vernon report dated October 13. The item notes a preference among college students for less rigid supervision in examinations.
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Cornell
Mount Vernon. In
Corneil
Ethics
Eee Ine Wan Association
Regulis Reme
Party at Dysart Brings Rural Residents to Opera House Dance
Dysart Iowa Oct 13 a large crowd from rural areas attended a party and dance at the opera house with music by the Traer orchestra. Refreshments were served and the event drew many local residents.
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Dysart
Opera House
Traer Orchestra
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R. C. Lewis
Thomas McCormick
B. F. Nabholz
R. I. Smith
Vernon Winn
O. W. Wyrich
John Wise
E. P. Searls
Radio Fans Tonight
Dike Legion Post
Coolidge
B. Herbsleb
Broadway
Mra
Emma
Trevis
Western
Waterloo Building & Loan Associaion
Third West
Waterloo Blo'e & Loan
Oelwein
A & Hi
Saturday Evening Post
Fashion Park
Helms Clothing CompAny
East Fourth Street
Danors
Fourth Street
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