Alcohol Seizure Targets Three Cars in Waterloo Area
An unannounced police raid halted the transfer of 145 gallons of liquor from one car to two others on a Jones road northeast of Waterloo. Fred Chapman, Harry Chapman, and Oscar Hooke were arrested. cars and liquor seized. The Chapman brothers, alleged heads of a large Iowa liquor syndicate, faced charges of illegal transportation. fines imposed totaled 1,000 dollars each plus costs. The alcohol was ordered forfeited and distributed among Black Hawk County hospitals. The operation involved Fort Dodge and Webster County licenses and ended with courtroom action led by Judge G. W. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesy
Waterloo
Fred A. Chapman
Riehl Street
Harry J. ‘Chapman
Second Street
Oscar. Hooke
Vine ‘Street
Chapman Brothers
JB Billard
Sycamore Street
Emil Steffen
Mquor
OWA
Sieffen
Selzvira
H. T. Wagner
J. W. Gwynne
Fred
Harry Chapman
W. L. Beecher
Chapmans
G. W. Wood
Hopka
Black Hawk County
Aquor
Steffen
Aren
Webster County
Fort “Dodge
EL Alexander
Fort Dodge
Wagner
Hoover Heads List of Notables Joining in Edison Jubilee
President Hoover Henry Ford Owen D Young Madame Curie Albert Einstein and other figures headlined the Edison Jubilee in Greenfield. A 7 45 p m program at Ford village museum led to a radio broadcast of the lamp experiment and speeches by Einstein from Berlin and Hoover at 8 30 p m. Byrd and crew expected to listen in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Village
Edison
Ford
Hoover
Henry Ford
Owen D. Young
Madame Curle
Albert Einstein
Thomas Edison
Greenfield
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Greenfield Village
Menlo Park Laboratory
New Jersey
Einstein
Berlin
Prof
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Sinstein
Cincinnati
Dearborn
Menro Park Laboratory
Woman Ends Life in Writer's Room in Chicago Hotel
Mrs. Marguerite C. King a 28 year old widow born in Grant Pass Ore shot herself dead in the hotel room of Parke Brown a poetical waiter for the Chicago Tribune early today Brown said he entered the room just as Mrs King fired the pistol in Chicago Detective Bureau reports this writer’s room tragedy in a Parke Brown hotel setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Det
U.ri
Marguerite C. King
Granta Pass
Ore
Jiercel
Parke Brown
Chicago Tribune
Brown
Oldtime Train for Hoover and Edison
The article describes a drizzle and a presidential party transfer by a 1678 wood burning locomotive to Dearborn for a greeting at an old railroad station by Henry Ford and Edison and their parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearbornio
Mege
Henry Ford
Edison
Northwestern Bell leases building on Park Ave West
The Northwestern Bell Telephone company has taken a long term lease on 310 Path Avenue West, formerly Walters Motor, for storage offices and recreation rooms. Possession is given Nov 1. The firm will use part for truck storage and a construction desk area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Path Avenue West
Walters Motor Company
Harry Hummel
Telephone Company
Tie Exchange
Sycamore Street
Fark Avenue West
Toes de Oil Fifth
Six Die, Eighty Hurt in Weekend Auto Crashes
Des Moines and surrounding areas report six deaths and eighty injuries from weekend traffic crashes. Notable incidents include Mary Clawser, 91, of Chariton, injured when her car went off the road, and a Des Moines collision of four cars involving EB McDonough, 27, and M Boles. Ames area crashes injure five, including Doris Steigelmeier, Nevada, who fractured a leg while viewing wreckage on the Ames-Des Moines pavement. Two Des Moines youths, Robert Hoffman and Arthur Lindt, remain serious after a crash five miles east of Tamatarly. Hoffman suffers skull base fracture and multiple ribs, Lindt internal injuries. James Parsons, driver of the car, injured but returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mary Clawser
Chariton
Miss Clawser
EB. Lb. McDonough
Tom Robinson
M. Boles
H. Peters
Gilbork’ Casner
Towa State College
Ames
Kenneth Hodredge
Horlan
Doris Steigelmeier
Nevada
Ames-Des Moines
Taman
Robert Hoffman
Arthur Lindt
Tamatar
Harry A. Elliott
Prusa Hospital
Hoffman
Lindt
James Parsons
Des Moimnes
City and County Center on Isolation Needs for Sick Residents
Waterloo officials discuss isolating quarantine illnesses amid lack of suitable facilities. Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts and City Clerk Charles Mackay report smallpox and scarlet fever cases, with 21 chickenpox cases in Waterloo. County hospital reconstruction limits isolation capacity. heat may be added soon. Officials plan a 1:30 p.m. inspection of the isolation hospital with the county poor board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Charles Mackay
Waterloo Board of Health
Board of Supervisors
Altho
Waterloo
MacKay
County
County Board Committee On the Poor
F. R. Decker
Health Board
Miss Bess Unger and Maurice Cohn Wed in Chicago
Water son of the marriage of Miss Bess Unger daughter of Mrs Rose Unger 1319 Jefferson suest and Maurice ie Cohn son of Mr and Mrs B Coty 317 Hammond avenue Waterloo took place in Chicago today a brief society notice reports the wedding supervisor information recorded in the local paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterson
Bess Unger
Rose Unger
Jefferson Suest
Maurice Ie Cohn
B. Coty
Hammond Avenue
Waterloo
Chicago
Warmer Weather From West Forecast For Iowa
Des Moines forecasted warmer weather from the west spreading across Iowa tonight and Tuesday with possible showers in the northwest. Frost was limited to two areas over the weekend. Marriage licenses listed include Banks and Carter of Waterloo, Petersen and Redden of Waterloo, Harris of Waterloo, and Haulotie of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Warner
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
United States Weather Observer
Reed
Weather Bureau
Sloux Ty
Banks
Waterloo
Pearl Carter
Harry
Petersen
Leal M
Redden
Gleophun
Harris
Rosa Mad Haulotie
Rath Presents 50 Year Awards at Packers Convention
Eighteen men employed for 50 years in the packing industry were awarded gold buttons at the opening of the Institute of American Meat Packets convention in Chicago. Joan W. Rath of Rath Packing presented the decorations. Recipients included Charles Akers T M Sindlakr Co Cedar Rapids EB F Rath Rath Packing Waterloo Zel Zimmerman John Morrell Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Joan W. Rath
Waterloo
Rath Packing Company
Charles Akers
T. M. Sindlakr & Co
Cedar Rapids
Eb.f
Rath
Zel Zimmerman
John Morrell & Co
Ottumwa
Anniversary reenacts wedding as wife dies at service
In Racine Wisconsin on October 21 1935 Edward and Mary Sleger were married fifty years ago. Their ceremony was reenacted at St Edwards church to mark the anniversary. As Rev J W Bott concluded the vows Mrs Sleger collapsed and died of heart disease. Funeral services will be held at the same church Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Edward
Mary Steger
St. Edwards Church
J. W. Bott
Bott
Sleger
Wan Killed Trying to Move Live Wire
Des Moines reports John Engelman, 38, was killed instantly yesterday while attempting to move a high tension wire to a safer position. He was burned on the left hand and right foot where the current entered his body as the live wire crossed a telephone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W.riikw
John Engelman
Mra. Engelmann
Engelman
Reed Will Not Run for Governor
St Louis Oct 21 Former Senator James A Reed will not seek the governorship of Missouri after State Senator Alfred McCawhey named him as the party leader who would carry the ticket. Also listed are building permits for several properties including garages and residences in Oak Lawn and Wellington with modest sums noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
James A. Reed
Mether
Missouri
Alfred McCawhey
Ladar Wine Gould
Ucket Thru
Giant Do X Flying Boat Carries 168 on Test Flight
Alterrhein Switzerland October 1 The enormous 12 engine Dornier Do X flew one hour with 168 people on board the first time such a load has ever been carried in a single aircraft. The plane which may be used for trans ocean service has 160 passenger capacity and 12 engines delivering 6000 horsepower. A three deck hull features internal wing passageways and turrets with engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alterrhein
Switzerland
Lake Constance
Dow
Nolt
Dr. Dornier
Altenrhein
Versallles
Death notices span long Beach to Waterloo families
Obituaries report Mrs. Jacob H. Schuck of Long Beach dies at Y4 age y 8:30 p m at son in law and daughter Harry Anton Waterloo Iowa area. Anna Pfeil born 1855 Germany later to Worthington Minnesota and Long Beach survives by many children and 3 grandchildren. Mrs Carl B Redman 27 of 3010 Newton Street dies in Independence Iowa hospital after illness. Ruth Anne Lewis birth 1892 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mito W Lewis marries Carl B Redman Oct 4 1928. Funeral plans and family notices noted in California and Iowa postings. Mrs Walter Boothroyd dies age 56 at Plymouth Methodist Church service held today.
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Jacob H. Schuck
Coronado Arnnue
Long Beach
Cal
Harry
Anton
Waterloo
Rom
Comption- Loris
Schuck
Sourley Waterloo
Anna Pfeil
Germany
United States
Dixon, Il
la Porte City
Worthington
Minn
Lake Park
Lena Wmockney
Mars
Carl FE. Redman
Carl B. Redman
Newton Street
Independence
Ruth Anne Lewis
Mito W. Lewis
New Hartford
Carl BE. Redman
Albert. Thompson
Wiss Elizabet Lewis
Fos Angelen
Weather
Park Lewis
Walterloo
Luc Erholt
Des Moines
Kearns Funeral Home
California
Clemenceau Struck By Severe Heart Attack
Paris reports Georges Clemenceau the veteran French statesman, age known as The Tiger, suffered a serious heart attack during the night. Dr Laubry administered oxygen five times and camphor injections to stimulate the heart as the patient fought to breathe. The illness is attributed to overwork and the condition is described as critical by attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
France
Laubry
Lawbry
Clemencea
Hoover to Speak on Armistice Day Peace Aim
The article outlines President Hoover’s Armistice Day plans with stops in Detroit Cincinnati and Louisville focusing on peace and waterways. It notes his intent to inform and shape public opinion, clarify MacDonald Hoover talks, and promote moral influence over military action as the American approach to disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Detroit
Edison “Light
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Louisville
New
Mississippi River
MacDonald
Washington
United States
Stimson
MacDoneld
League of ‘Nations
City in Brief West and with St bridge ML O Bide Buchanan for optical
Local notes report Miss Auguste Mecklenburg returned home after visiting her parents in El kader Ta. The will of Robert C. Seidler probate left his estate to wife Erna A. Belier exe cutrix. Arthur F. Jury returns to work after surgery for appendicitis. August Schoel ill at Alten Memorial hospital, improving. Miss Ivan Bingham and Roy Hammond visited Dubuque with Bingham's parents and Harry. Mrs. George Baldwin returned from two months visiting family in Onawa Hardington and Yankton. John Donahue and wife visited Sioux City relatives. Donahue’s brother Frank Donahaye ill in hospital. Part of Plaza theatre building leased by Home Furniture for warehousing from Waterloo Savings Bank. H. D. Bachtell and wife announce birth of granddaughter Margot Rose. Memorial Hall bazar and chicken dinner planned October 23. (ads for Universal church chicken supper)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste ‘Meckinburg
Nore
Elkader
Robert C. Seidler
Tor
Erna A. Belcler
Arthur F. Jury
Wapsipinicon
August Schoel
Sunset ‘Road
Alten ‘Memorial Hospital
Ivan Bingham
Roy Hammond
Dubuque
Bingham
Harry
Confara
George Baldwin
Berth Avenue
Onawa
Hardington
Neb
Yankton
Sioux City
John Donahue
Eleventh ‘Street
M. P.jensen
Waterloo
Donahue
Frank Donahaye
Plaza Theatre
Fourth Street
Home Furniture Company
Fourth Street West
Waterloo Savings Bank
A. N. Rice
Joseph Egender
H. D. Bachtell
Second Street West
Margot Rose
Lloyd B. Bachtell
Saginaw Avenue
Chicago
Lloyd Bachtell
Margaret Hansell
W. Rocg
Memorial Hall
Universalischurch
Grout 18 Leads Attendance in East School District
Frances Grout school tops attendance with 98.93 percent over six weeks ending October 18. Waterloo public schools report 4,608 total attendance across all grades, a gain of 234 from last year’s first six weeks. Several rooms and grades posted perfect or near perfect records, with high percentages noted at Frances Grout, Roosevelt, Alcott, and Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Grout
Waterloo
G. W. Kline
Roosevelt
Alcath
Joan Fiske
Lafayette
McKinley
Alcott
John Iske
Grant
Hawthorne
Lincoln
McKintey
Washington
Sralhle High
Cenier High
John Fiske
Kindergarden
Lafaycette
Mr Kinley
Blocked attempt to kill Queen Marie uncovered
In Bucharest on October 21 a plot to assassinate Queen Marie of Roumania was uncovered. Would-be killers placed blocks on the railway near Temesvar for the royal train pass. The plan was foiled as the track was cleared and several men were arrested on conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
tIsi
Marie of
Inmates Escape Dope Hospital in California Run
Dope hospital inmates fled into the countryside after a late night break with two recaptured by guards. Wardens and deputies pursued the drug-crazed prisoners as they trampled staff and yelled through the area. Dr. R. E. Russell traveled to an Atlantic City convention before visiting Providence and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spedia
Cal
State Narcotic Hospital
Sherifs
Civic Leader William King Dies in Cedar Rapids
William King, 76, a prominent Cedar Rapids civic leader and one of the citys wealthiest citizens, died today from a stroke suffered weeks earlier. He was president of Kings Grown Plaster company, vice president of Peoples Saving Bank, and treasurer of the Cedar Rapids Building and Loan association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Oxn
UWA
William King
King
King's Grown Plaster Company
The
Peoples’ Saving Bank
Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Association
Grundy and Black Hawk Boards Back County Line Road
The Grundy and Black Hawk county boards meet to decide on adding the highway boundary three miles south of Hicks to the county system. Votes: Grundy 2 to 4, Black Hawk 4 to 8, with remonstrants opposing and filing signatures from 346 property owners across four townships. Leaders and engineers from both counties attended a joint session and luncheon as a concurrent plan moves toward possible joint action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
Black Hawk
Hicks
Black Hawk Board
F. R. Decker
J. R. Reotor
T. D. ‘Teeter
Lincoln Township
Grundy Country
H. W. Miller
Nathan Northey
T. D. Teeter
Matt. Ables
FP. A. Decker
Ed. Refshauge
J. &. Rector
Thompson
F. W. Fisher
George Eggleston
Paul Rudisil
T. L. Evans
J. J. Spicker
H. D
Attitude Toward Life Fixed in Childhood Says Woods
Marshalltown Iowa October 21 4 P M Dr Andrew H Woods director of a psychiatric hospital at the University of Iowa told the Iowa Conference on Social Work that man s attitude toward life is fixed in childhood and psychoneuroses are determined by this attitude He cited that jealousy inferiority and temper create greater losses in work and happiness than bodily disease and outlined four groups of nervous individuals who fail through nervous make up including fear lack of self confidence and indecision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Andrew H. Woods
Psychopathic Hospital
University of Towa
Towa
Woods
Iowa
Air Tour Planes Land at Kalamazoo
Fifteen of the 20 competing planes in the national air tour have arrived at the Kalamazoo airport from Chicago at 1 30 p m today. Despite thick weather, tour officials announced the planes will hop off from here for the Ford airport shortly after the last of the planes lands from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Qet
Chicago
Ford
Temperatures and Weekend Forecast Fragment
Fragmentary weather note records Saturday and Sunday temperatures with unspecified highs and lows. The text mentions Monday morning readings around 3 AM and appears to be an incomplete forecast summary from a historical newspaper page.
Senator Blease at Times Tips Gin Cup
Senator Cole Blease of South Carolina spoke at a Washington open forum on prohibition. He claimed there is no crime in taking a drink and said he occasionally drinks. He blamed dampness in the city on embassies and suggested liquor be taken from embassies or poured into the Potomac. He urged home education as the solution to crime and criticized prisons and chain gangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Cole Blease
South Corona
Blease
Potomac
United States
Shumaker Reported Growing Weaker in Indiana
Indianapolis report says Shumaker, head of the Anti-Saloon League in Indiana, was growing weaker today. The update comes as officials and supporters monitor his condition amid ongoing organizational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Dr.e
Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
Qpag
Man Charged with Forging Check Endorsement in Iowa Case
Frank Buehner, 21, laborer of Wadena Minnesota, charged with forging his employer CG R Burk’s name on a 233.65 check cashed at First National Bank. Arthur Smith, 49, Dunkerton, said to be his brother in law, held for investigation after police arrested them at Burk’s home. The Rath Packing Company issued the check for livestock sold by Burk. The check, dated Oct 5, was detected as forged at the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. R. Burk
Frank Buehner
Wadena
Minn
Arthur Smith
Dunkerton
Burk
Waterloo
Buehner
Rath Packing Company
First National Bank
Smith
George ‘Krejman
Burt Crowne
Buchner
Fountain Campaign Plan For Union Soldier Memorial Fountain
Tonight a public meeting in Memorial Hall plans a fundraising drive by patriotic groups to raise about 6000 dollars for a riverfront park fountain honoring Civil War Union soldiers. Speakers include George FE Pike and W A Reed. a musical program is planned. Donor names will be recorded and sealed into the fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Wall
George FE
Pike
W. A. Reed
Riverfront Commission
Yanks Exaggerate Like Ancient Jews, Rotary Club Told
Dr J Richmond Morgan pastor of First Congregational church spoke to Rotary members at Kumcheon tedey in Hotel Russell Lamson. He claimed Americans exaggerate their virtues and cited Magna Charta and the Sermon on the Mount as examples while noting Washington is called the father of his country and asserting Oliver Cromwell preceded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Rotary Club
Kumcheon Tedey
Russell Lamson
Washington
Oliver Gromwell
Dr. Morgan
Paving Opens on No 59 November Fifth
Bremer county reports highway No 59 paving opening for travel on November 5 after a four day setting period ending November 4. Shoulder completion will take weeks while contractors McKenzie & Eileen pave the route. A new cut-off on Highway No 218 to Cedar Falls expected to open by November 8 or a few days later, weather permitting, with Bryent Construction Company handling the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
McKenzie& Eileen
Cedar Falls
Bryent Construction Company
Stock Market in Violent Collapse
New York on October 21 reported one of the era’s sharpest market meltdowns as investors rushed to dump stocks at any price. Trading floors strained, high price shares led the rout with commercial solvents dropping to 527 and other names like Atyourn auto, Peoples’ Gas and second national investors posting losses. Final hour trading ran 7a minutes late and total volume neared 7,000,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Peoples’ Gas
Second National
Bond Salesman Faces Long Term Sentencing in Fraud Case
Cedar Rapids Oct 21 Cowan 29 a bond salesman arrested Oct 12 pleaded guilty to three counts of uttering forged instruments before Judge John T Moffitt in district court. Sentencing set for tomorrow. He faces up to 19 years on each count. He organized fake companies under Delaware law and sold bonds to banks in Cedar Rapids. He owned two airplanes and several cars and was known as a liberal spender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bayard
Cowan
Tin State
John T. Moffittt
Delaware
Police Arrest Two for Stealing Homebrew in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police arrested Ed Haskins, 19, and Ray Millard, 72, on a charge of stealing home brew. They were caught after officers saw Millard in the basement of Ada Stonexing's home pass beer through a window to Haskins, with the men detained on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ed Haskins
Ray Millard
Millard
Ada Stonexing
Haskins
Bandits Rob Bank In Broad Daylight Heist
Three unmasked men robbed the Phalen State Bank in St Paul at noon today. They locked the assistant cashier and a customer in the vault and escaped in a small car. Details on the amount stolen were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mint
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Fred and
Oscar Hopka
Hoover and Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Smith's Creek
Bath — Detrett
Moorer
Park Ave. W
Maurice Cohn
Tohn Rath
Packers
Wan
E. Lorenzen
Oak Lawn
H. MM
McClewell
Griege
Third West
W. Preston
MHS
Walter Toothroyd
Walter Boothroyd
Fifth’ Street West
Methodist Chively
Plymouth
Clemenceau
St Bridge
ML. O. Bide
Buchanan
Grout
Eagt Schoola
Block
Queen Marie
Dope Hospital
R. E. Russell
Atlantic City
N. J
Providence
Frtl
New York City
B.H
Senator Blease
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