Wreck on Hudson Line Traced to Frost Damaged Rail
The northbound passenger train derailed near Hudson after his frost damaged rail likely broke under the engine. Engineer James Liddell of Des Moines suffered severe injuries. fireman Thomas Hall escaped with minor harm. Wrecking crews from Oelwein Minneapolis and St Louis to Marshalltown removed cars and rails. the train carried 11 passengers and nine in the sleeping car. Relief crews were dispatched from Waterloo as rescues followed the derailment.
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Great Western
Pissenger
Hudson
James Liddell
Des Moines
Teo
Waterloo
Allen Memorial Hospital
Chaif- Care
Liddell
Thomas Hall
Tdes Moines
Terioo
Des Saudi
Marshalltown
Emil+Rasmusgen
Bryant Paving Company
Watérloo
la Crosse
Wis
War forces pulled back as Bulgaria presses Greek inquiry
Reports from Sofia state Bulgarian troops along the Macedonian frontier were withdrawn amid Greek opposition as Bulgaria demands an investigation into clashes near Demirhisar. London signals anticipate a British led effort with the League of Nations council to discuss Greco Bulgarian tensions as Washington notes potential war threat.
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Tiplgarta
Vienna
Sofia
Withdran
Bulgaria
Greece
Hes
Demrhissar
Athens
Austen Chamberlain
London
League
Paris
Sonshlar
Hampton Boy Dies in Hunting Accident Near Hampton
Clarence Chester aged 14 died at Hampton Hospital from a gunshot wound sustained Wednesday afternoon when a rabbit hunt near town ended after he ran or fell before a live firearm. The shooter, Mex Hanna 19, claimed uncertainty over which boy moved into the gun’s path. Chester was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Chester. Hanna’s parents were Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna. The incident occurred while two rabbits were killed during the hunt.
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Chester
James Chester
Hanna
William. Hanna
Rebuttal Starts in Court Hearing Cook Ouster Case
Fragments describe courtroom exchanges in the Cook ouster case with witnesses and county officials discussing evidence, drug cases, and potential contempt actions. The notes mention the Halfa case, liquor custody, and grand jury investigation while noting connections to property ownership and residency questions.
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Chat Cine
Leew
Uume
Tye
Alan
Jude RB
Manchester
Ook
Ward
Gas
Dude
J. We
Cook
Lutervats Alb
Atate Arts
Gwynne
Muunicipal Court
Mersey
Aled
Hammond
USA
F. A. Watat
Halfa
Howse
Jack
Halla
Althat
Father and Son Week Program Outlined At Y M C A Meeting
Plans for a Father and Son Week are to be outlined at a meeting of church and civic leaders Tuesday night at the Y M C A. A 4:30 dinner invites attendees, with A A Zimmeringa as chairman of the Waterigo commission. Governor Hammill sends his endorsement, citing juvenile delinquency risks from weak father son ties and home discipline.
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Father and Son
Representas Tiver
A.A. Zimmeringa
Waterigo Father and Son Commission
Tohn Hammill
J. H. Godtfring
Teduay
Road Work Mystery Stirs Police at 2 Alm Street
Citizens report routine road work at 2 Alm Street attracting police curiosity about an athletic suspect seen near the site. Officers interviewed witnesses at the scene as they investigated possible connections to a nearby incident.
Lodge Attacks League as Wilson Trap in New Book
Washington reports Rep. Lodge attacks the League of Nations as a Wilson trap in a new Scribner volume titled The Senate and the League of Nations. The book draws on speeches and records from the 1919 20 period, detailing Senate opposition and Lodge’s critique of Wilson.
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Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Wilson
Lodge
Ian
Republica
Oste
League
Paris
Senate
Street in California Is Paved With Silver
A Long Beach report claims streets paved with crushed island rock were found to contain silver ore. Samples showed values up to $40 per ton leading to a switch to different rock. The island’s silver bearing rock is noted, and officials fear more streets could be affected.
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Long Beach
Cal
Lene Beach
Lina Island
Cameron
Ine
Catalina Company
Gas for Industrial Heat Planned Here in Waterloo
He F L Jarrison manager of Waterloo division of Central Iowa Power and Light Co announced plans to use gas for industrial heating here. Enlarging the gas generating plant and related facilities is expected to be necessary. An engineer from United Gas Improvement Co will study the gas issue and work out a rate schedule. Transmission line work, substation foundation, and transformer installation are underway. The old electric station is being remodeled for shop use and storage. Garrison cited the convention of the Americas Gas Association stressing public utility growth.
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He FL Jarrison
Waterloo Dision
Central Iowa Power’ & Light Co
Lower
Syeamore Street
SAPS
Comi
United Gas Improvement Company
Saat
Hnemen
Gatayette Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Garrison
Kiwanians Head to Nebraska District Convention
Waterloo delegates from Kiwanis attend the Nebraska district convention in Beatrice. The event runs from yesterday through Saturday with prize corn contests and entries moving toward the district convention.
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Kiwanians
Waterloo
Nebraska
Woohl Stewart
Cal J. Miller
Aline
Oy Alemiaine
Tawar Nebraska
Kiwanis
Natontal
W Ferloo
Dales
Hawkeye Oil Buys Waverly Business
Hawkeye Oil expands by acquiring a Waverly service station and tire shop. Seeley previously operated the tank station and handling company products. Mr Somley becomes traveling salesman for Hawkeye with the transfer completed today.
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Hawkeye Oil
Waverly Business
Hiawkerp
Wmnping Ies
WLR
Seeley
Pradnums Ae
Ession
Somley
New Guinea Fliers Reach North Plate
Partial readable text references New Guinea Fliers and a morning arrival followed by a shot and an event near Cheyenne. The fragmentary OCR includes names Nora Pett and Nelet tt with garbled phrases about a site lithsanian hexpertition fee and San Pragweisen.
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New Guinea
North Plate
Nora Pett
Nelet Tt
Open pheasant season praised for order and restraint
Warden Thoms Waldron thanked farmers and hunters for three days of orderly conduct in the open pheasant season ending yesterday. He noted only three Parkersburg residents were fined for hunting without licenses and urged compliance with laws, praising mutual cooperation and minimal trespass.
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Thoms Waldron
Gums
Farme
Parkersbucs
Waldron
Talka
England
Catfish Reproductive Habits Spotted In South Atlantic
The article describes mouthbrooding male catfish guarding eggs laid by females along the South Atlantic coast. Eggs number roughly 17 to 26 with sizes from 4 to 40 millimeters. Males carry eggs in their mouths, remain vigilant, and only open jaws to release fry when hatchlings need protection. Mouth care continues through early development before the fish can feed independently.
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South Atlantic
Beast Toldia
Seven Towns Seek Open Seven Cent Plan for Widespread Wipe
An OCR damaged notice from Fort Dome Ta describes a plan involving seven towns and county actions. It mentions shooting events and a trial batch in Mian abrd Neva Wiatag Counties and references individuals such as Weybyter and Paha Abad Minn.
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Fort Dome
Tyr
Weybyter
Wiatag
Philanthropist overwhelmed by ideas on spending
New York, Oct 23. Associates of Leopold Schepp report a flood of ideas for distributing his millions, far exceeding expectations. About 100000 letters poured in from around the world, with diverse requests from paying overdue mortgages to funding university courses and charitable projects.
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New York
Leopold Schepp
Schepp
Associated Press
Judea
Scotes
Ohio
Joseph Svaboda
Prague
Ushemlen
Puppeta
Uie
Geleck
Hie
Germany
Gus Pleads Old Law Bite Incident Touches City Court
Gus the horse pulled a laundry wagon at 616 200 Sullivan Street when a bite incident occurred. Franko, the musical director, was bitten. he was taken to Roosevelt Hospital for treatment. Schechter, the wagon driver, faced a summons in West Side Court with attorney Maui Cantor planning to pursue the old law.
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New York
Gus
Sullivan Street
Fort Neh Street
Grontwar
Nahan Franko
Bnt
Gis
Fainko
Frinko
Roosevelt Hospital
Tis
Wests Side Court
Albert Sehefechter
Brook Avenue
Bronx
Schechter
West Side Court
Mauiie Cantor
Schecter
Halloween Party Mask Affair At Local Social Event
An upcoming Halloween party hosted by the Y M A A is announced with a mask theme. Attendees must wear masks and carry invitations. admission is by invitation only. Event details were shared at a recent committee meeting with plans and rules distributed to participants.
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Haney
East Hartford Arms Inventor Held In Cowboy Gang Probe
Aided crooks. A wealthy East Hartford manufacturer and arms inventor, Busene Reising, is held as an aide to the Cowboy gang in New York. He is charged with trading silencers for stolen automobiles.
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Busene Reising
East Hartford
Conn
Cowboy
New York
Reising
Brain Never Tires Says Educator at UC Berkeley
Berkeley scientist Prof. Waller Mules of the University of California psychology department claims the brain never tires and that only the body fatigues. He cites a pupil forced to repeat figures for 14 hours daily without nourishment, who remained mentally sharp, while rest and stimulation are needed to sustain brain activity.
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Berkeley
Cal
Waller Mules
Psychology Department
University of California
Miles
Tim
Totus
Indictment in Creston for Defaced Waterloo Car
Cary Albert Madison of Creston faces charges after authorities identified a motor vehicle last May as property of Sonia Schroeder Was terlon with defaced numbers. The case stems from possession of an automobile with altered serials.
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Creston
Motorist Fined After High Speed Reckless Flight
Richard Hughes of St Louis was fined totaling 1900 by Judge Beck after failing to appear for charges of driving while intoxicated and related offenses following a high speed chase. He allegedly struck an eastbound car, fled through multiple streets, and was captured after his tires blew out. he reportedly showed signs of acute alcoholism. Bonds totaled 696 with five charges, and the bondsman has five months to produce him.
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St.900
Richard Hughes
St. Louis
Beck
Hughes
Delmare Boutesad
Alont
Linolit Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Lake Avenue
Lake and
Wunterman Avenues
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