Count Salm May Lose Title To Get Custody Of Child
New York report shows Count Salm-Hoogseneten seeking American citizenship to pursue a custody suit against his estranged wife. He hopes to gain custody of their son Peter, currently in the care of Millicent Rovers Salm, amid a dispute over residence and citizenship declarations. The case was set for Monday trial but delayed as arguments over his alien status and residency are reviewed.
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New York
Tullwhy Salm
Shim
Perar
Palm Beach
Salm
Europe
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Count Salm
Count Salny
Grain Belt Meet Sets Conference at St Louis in Nov
The Grain Belt federation plans a conference in St Louis on November 16 and 17 to discuss farm costs and relief legislation. It aims to survey midwest agricultural colleges, endorse a 5 percent farmer profit, and fund $50,000 via a five cent per member levy to support Washington lobbying.
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Middlewest
Federation
Congress
Indorse
Ioeration
Corn Belt Committee
Town State College
Altha
Washington
Ralph Snyder
Manyhattan
Ken
Kansas Farm Bureau
Col
George L. Vambert
St. Paul
American Council of Agriculture
GC. W.] Crowes
Aberdeen
S. D
John Tramble
Saling
E. BE. Kennedy
Pontiac
Witneis Farmers’ Union
William Hirth
Columbia
Aimee Comes to Court Comforted by Prayers
Aimee arrives for a preliminary hearing amid prayers as a witness recants and officers seek contradiction. The case involves Mrs. Minnie Kennedy and an alleged kidnapping tied to a 21 mile trek.
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Aimee
Temperature Report Shows Mild Tuesday Night Elevations
Readable portions indicate a forecast with highs and lows for Tuesday night and Wednesday in Florida. Specific figures are unclear, but the report notes temperatures fluctuating modestly through midweek with a cooler trend expected by Wednesday.
Hurricane Heads Toward Florida From Havana
A West Indies hurricane is headed toward Florida’s west coast with a drop in barometric pressure and steady winds. Government forecaster Walter J. Bennett ordered storm warnings from The Everglades to The Springs and urged precautions to protect life and property as residents brace for possible hurricane warnings before midnight.
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Florida
Tampa
Ohi
West Indies
Walter J. Bennett
Bennett
Lottie Schoemmel Near Battery in Hudson River Swim
New York Oct 24 Mrs Lottie Moore Schoemmel nears the battery in the Albany to battery swim finishing the Hudson River leg between Deckman street and her goal. She started from Byekman street at 10 am about 13 miles from the battery and expects to reach by 2 pm. Cedar Falls fire crews aided by volunteers battled a fire at Marshall Rugs farm seven miles southwest of town this afternoon. J Holm runs the farm.
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New York
Lottie Moore Schoemmel
Albany-to-the
Wolm
Cedar Walls
Marshall Rugs
Obituary notices from Lincoln township and Waterloo region
Deaths include Mrs R W Kelly of Buckinghan Lincoln township after cancer illness age 44. Survived by husband R W Kelly and four children. Also notices of Mrs J A Guenther formerly of Waterlon, Missouri move, and funeral details for John C Fairweather with services at O Keefe Towne chapel and First United Presbyterian Church.
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R. W.kelly
Buckinghan
Lincoln Township
Marc
John McKenna
Vinton
Sacred Heart Academy
Waterloo
R. W. Kelly
Timothy Maxwell
Mary Doris
Camille Margaret
Patrick Doyle
Fourth Street
West
Charles
LeRoy McKenna
la Porte City
C. R. Mahoney
Hudson
Mary Duffy
Co. W. Leland
T. T. Cranny
Grinnell
Jo Condon
Portland
Ore
Church of the Immaciate Conception
Blessing
Father Richards
Offerating
John
Fairweather
John C. Fair- Weather
O'Keefe & Towne
First United Presbyterian Church
William O. Chis
Fairview
State Health Commissioner Hails IEE Pollution Efforts
Dr Henry Alberts, commissioner of the Iowa state department of health at Des Moines, praised local efforts to curb Cedar River pollution from Wraver to Lat Porte City. He said a restructuring plan and coordinated survey with nine laboratories completed, with a full report due in two months and Cedar Rapids speech tonight on forming a department of nursing.
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Henry Ays
State Department of Health
Des Moines
Waterinu
Garblie Health
Wille
Alberts
Judee
Wo Woot
Trak Walton Teague
Ammerica
ALC
Medar Valley
Cedar River
Wraverly
Lat Porte City
Helms
Anauly
Cedar Papids
Jfor
Letala Department of Nursing
Des Moines Baptists Debate University Tie
Des Moines delegates and leaders of the Iowa Baptist convention discussed closer ties between the Des Moines university and the Iowa Baptist convention. A new university president may be appointed as John W. Million had resigned. An open forum on evangelism highlighted the pastor conference preceding the convention.
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Des Moines University
Iowa Baptist Convention
Russell-Lamson
First Baptist Church
Frank H. Anderson
State Baptist Convention
John W. Million
Conference of Iowa Baptist Convention
H. W. Virgin
North Shore Baptist Church
Chicago
Ill
Frank Anderson
Des Moines
Woman’s Baptist, Mission Society of Iowa
Central Christian Church
State Board of Managers
Derbyshire
Iowa
George M. Derbyshire
University Baptist Church
Baptist Record
State Journal of
Iowa Baptist Summer Assembly
Town Walls
Virgin
Glenn A
Tibbitta
R. EE. ‘Williamson
Matthew Westrate
Muscatine
Waterloo Community Chest aims below seventy five thousand
The 1927 Waterloo Community Chest goal is expected to be under 75 000 with Arthur O Booth as campaign director summarizing. The budget committee reviewed requests from seven cooperating organizations and will report to the general committee led by Judge J W Gwynne. Mrs Charles W Chapman becomes associate chair. division leaders include Henry Wyester Morris Ralph Hoxie BD Alan and Fld Adams.
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Waterloo
Arthur O. Booth
al Ay
Carleton Sias
J. W. Gwynne
Charles W. Chapman
CLFL
Stolen Cylinder Sedan Missing From Fifth Street
Police report a new sight cylinder sedan stolen from Fifth street between Syramore and Lafayette. The owner, FE M Loban of Cedar eights, found the car missing after returning from a brief stop and noting mud around the vehicle. Authorities alerted nearby towns in hopes of recovery and possible suspects.
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Fifth Street
Syramore
Lafayette Streets
Woman 99 Smokes Pipe Says Cigarettes Curse Her Sex
Mrs Delphina Rakestraw, at ninety nine, celebrates with daughter and pipe, denounces cigarettes as the curse of women. She credits longevity to smoking a pipe and keeping knees covered, expects to reach 100. her hearing and sight faded but she remains active. She insists no cigarette will touch her lips.
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Council Bluffy
Altho
Delphina Rakestraw
Bank remodeling lets 106.6 firm enlarge Pioneer National Bank
Pioneer National bank will spend 30000 to enlarge floorspace by removing a partition and reassigning the former Mike Gauss drug store area to the lobby and offices. The project, announced by cashier Fred Wray, will add safety deposit booth access and a new elevator lobby as deposits rise from 1500000 to 4500000 since 1916, with work starting after drug store moves and finishing in about 60 days. The Farmers Loan and Trust Co will also expand by removing partitions from its space adjacent to the elevator lobby.
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Pioneer National Bank
Mike Gauss
Lytle Company
Sioux City
Fred Wray
Wray
Pharmnes
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Convention Visitors At Bremer and Butler County Meeting
Mrs. Sara Cowles and Mrs. A. A. Smith attended the Bremer and Butler county convention of the Rural Neighbors in Tripoli Iowa. Also listed were Mes. W. Hutton Mes. L Notty and Mrs. J. He Mehl as visitors.
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Sara Cowles
A. A. Smith
W. Hutton
FL Notty
J. He Mehl
Bremer
Butler County
Tripoli
France Skeptical Of Global Free Trade Ploy
France remains skeptical of a manifesto by bankers and industrialists from 16 nations calling for tariff removal. American circles say it signals goodwill toward Europe and not a U.S. tariff revision. Originating in England, the document quotes Montague Norman with Berlin press noting stock jumps.
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New York
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
France
United States
Wall Street
England
Montague Norman
Bank of England
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Andrew W. Mellon
United States Treasury
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve Bank
Melton
Antibes
Berlin
Gates College Alumni Banquet Set For Oct 1 In Bishop's Cafeteria
The fourth annual Gates College Alumni banquet will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday October 1 at Bishop's cafeteria, announced by V. R. Bier bilum secretary. Also noted, Mr and Mrs E Austin of La Grande Ore are visiting relatives in town and staying with Mrs L L Brooks after a trip in Canada.
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Gates College Alumni Association
Bishop's
V. R. Bierbilum
Queen Marie Bars Reporters on Special Train During Tour
Queen Marie of Romania travels by special train from Washington to New York after a White House state dinner in her honor. The tour included Annapolis, Baltimore, and cities along the route with officials and diplomatic corps in attendance.
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Queen
Marie
White House
Syrs. Coolldys
New York
Annapolis
Baltimore
Washington
Dolly Madison
Coolidge
Dawes
Nicholas Longworth
William E. Borah
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Representative Porter
Pennsylvania
Charles J. Linthicum
Maryland
Henry G. Chilton
DENTAN SOCIETY TO RESUME MEETINGS
Waterloo area dentists plan regular monthly meetings resuming the first Tuesday in November likely at Black’s tea room. Dr. W. C. Martin of Cedar Falls is president of the city society whose members include dentists from several nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Dental Society
W. C. Martin
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Boy Struck by Car In Norwood Street Incident
Clarence Hoel announces his 12 year old son Leonard Br Hoel of 400 Norwood Street was slightly injured last evening when struck by a car driven by M W Cadwallader of 400 Norwood Street. The accident happened in the 100 block on Riehl Street as the boy had just recovered from a siege of lockjaw following an arm injury.
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Clarence Hoel
Leonard BR. Hoel
Bratnober Street
M. W. Cadwallader
Norwood Street
Riehl ‘Street
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Havana
West Conet
Weather Bureau
O‘sleck
Lottie
Long River Swim
J. A. Guenther
Astherson, Mo
Waterlon
L. E. Park
Guenther
Water Inc
Missouri
Albert
Wood
Willford
Baptist
BONDS
Miss Burton
Committee of Conference
Board of Missionary Co-Operation
J. C. Massee
Tremont Temple
Boston
Mass
Peter C. Wright
N. Y
Ministers and Missionaries Benefit Board
The
Northern Baptist Convention
B. OW. Armstrong
Gona Bata
Africa
Women's Baptist Mission Society
Christ
EL RB. Stiles
Teruy
District Court
Kansas City
Sugar Creek
Pioneer Bank
Ganker
Gates College
Minn
Red River Chicos
Red River
Idaho
National Fruit Co
West Fifth and Commercial Sts
Johns-Manville
Asbestos and
Waterloo Roofing & Supply CO
E. St
Dentan Society
Independent Fruit CO
Fayette Street
Minnesota
New Yorker
Ohio
Michigan
Buehler Bros
East Fourth St
West 3Rd Street
H. A. Limbert
Thais Ierauted
Ant
Valus
West Third
Berand Sillivan
Lester W. Miller
Pioneer
United Fruit Co
East Fourth Street
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