Hoover Heads Ohio River Flotilla to Louisville
President Hoover led a pageant of steamers tugs yachts and patrol boats along the Ohio River from Cincinnati to Louisville marking the completion of river harnessing for steady commerce. The Greenbriar carried Hoover Mrs Hoover and aides with Governor Sampson of Kentucky among dignitaries aboard.
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Hoover
Ohio
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
Elltsburgh
Csim
Tanig Hed
Medison
Indiana
Teo Locks
Fernbenk
McVitle
Markland
Ind
Army Engineer
Greenbriar
Good
George Akerson
Deaxyne
Army Engineers
Governor Inn
Ottewa
Cavuge
Sciato
Pittsburgh
Queen Glty
Kankakee
Ohio Valley’ Improvement Association
West Virginia
Sampson
Cooper
Conley
Leslie
Indianapolis
Madison
Witte
Deaths List Mrs Eunice Willard Jacob J Rose Infant Gartner
Funeral services are set for Eunice Willard 21 of Springville Indiana died at her sister Mary Farnsworths home Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery beside her husband Jacob J Rose 63 died in a local hospital services Friday at Walnut Street Baptist Church Burial in Elmwood He is survived by five children and five grandchildren Gartner infant son of Mr and Mrs Carl Gartner died in a local hospital prayers are offered today at St Josephs Calvary Cemetery and the Martins E M Jones 45 died after an operation at a local hospital Remains were taken to the Kearns chapels
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Eunice Willard
Springville
Mary Farnsworth
Eleventh Street
Kistner
Harvey Cg, Travis
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairview Cemetery
Jacob J. Rose
Nevada Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Warren, L. Steeves
Elmwood
Dixon
Miss Well Webber
Manchester
Waterloo
Rose
Rath Packing Company
Walnut Street Baptist. Church
Alfred Olson
Third Avenue West
P. Howell
Archer Avenue
Co. L. Brody
Indiana Street
Don Rose
Block Avenue
Melba Rose
Charles
Will
John Rose
Independence
Joseph Mitchel
Dubuque
Petersen Bros
Gartner
Carl DD
Franklin Street
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's
London Man Seeks Safe Atlantic Flight From Newfoundland
A Billings, Montana aviator, Urban F F Diteman, attempts an ocean-spanning flight in a Barling N B 3 monoplane. He departed Newfoundland after a voyage past St Johns and Harbor Grace aiming for London, carrying notes and a goal to reach safety. His wife and two young sons await news as neighbors and telegrams pour in.
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Peel
Diteman
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Billings
Mont
U. S. Commerce Department
Barling
St. Johns
Urban FF. Diteman
Ment
Newfoundland
Grace
Golden Hind
Atlantic
London
Drake
Elbett Tam
Man Killed As Gale Slams New York Area
One death and minor property damage reported as a gale swept New York and metropolitan area. Peter Coates, a coal truck driver from Passaic New Jersey, is identified as the deceased after a high power wire was uprooted and fell in East Rutherford New Jersey.
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New York
Peter Coates
Passaic
N. J
Dbaspalu
East Rutherford
N. 2
Fall Bribe Trial Near Jury Deliberation
Washington Oct 23 Owen J Roberts opened final argument in the Fall bribery trial as the eight man by four woman jury faced strict courtroom surveillance. The jury arrived from hotel and was not allowed to leave the courthouse today. Defense has one hour to finish its final argument and Justice Hitz’s charge is not expected to take more than 30 minutes.
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Washington, D
Owen J. Roberts
Albert B. Fall
Callahan
Wich
Willam Hitz
Forty Five Firms Warned to Record Owners Names
About 45 Waterloo businesses were urged to file affidavits of ownership after letters from J B Jordan, secretary of the Waterloo Association of Credit Men, warning of penalties for operating under a trade name without compliance. The statute requires true owner names and business location on file with the county recorder, with separate filings for each sale. Noncompliance could make each owner liable for debts. one Waterloo firm has reportedly changed hands four times without an affidavit. Penalties include imprisonment and fines up to 395 per day of operation.
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Waterloo
J. B. Jordan
Waterloo Association of Credit Men
County Recorder
Jordan
Mable
Sunnyside Country Club Stockholders Meet Tomorrow
Sunnyside Country Club stockholders will elect three board governors at the annual meeting and smoker tomorrow at the clubhouse. Club secretary H. B. Crapper announces the event and reports on club activities will be presented.
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Sunnyside Country Club
The
HH. B. Crapper
Plub
Young's Farm Willed to La Porte Lodges
The will of Clarence V. Young of La Porte City directs cash bequests and a farm sale to fund equal division of the remainder between Lotus Lodge No. 105 I O O F and Travel Lodge No. 216 A F & A M. W M Blough is named to convert the farm to cash and carry out the division.
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Young's
LA Porte Lodges
Clarence V. Young
la Porte City
Fire Alarm Sparks Smoke Then No Damage
At 12 35 a m a fire alarm rang for a residence on Richstreet the furnace smoked causing no damage. The ad notes realter insurance and contact Herman C Miller by phone.
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F. A. Viaat
Richstreet
Herman C. Miller
Propaganda Fund Query Ties Sugar Company to Duty Debate
The testimony centers on a propaganda fund tied to a sugar company and a 10 percent duty decision described as a decisive victory. Witness Walcher, a self described dollar a year man, recalls sourcing rates from finance committee members while Evanson is pressed for details. The committee questions cover duties on gypsum and the stance of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association.
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Bingham
Watchet
Ostaway
Department of Commerce
Finance Committee
Walcher
Walsh
Evanson
Mr. Evanson
Caraway
Sail
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Hyanson
Storm Sweeping Midwest Claims Toll of 5 Killed
A Midwest storm has caused five fatalities as it traverses Kansas and Nebraska. Extreme heat continues on the West Coast with San Francisco recording its hottest October day in 12 years. Snow hits Waterloo with up to 1.6 inches by noon, while motorists face freezing temps and scarce anti-freeze. Rail service remains mostly on schedule despite weather impact.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Desert
California
San Francisco
Mercury
Seattle
Chicago
Great Western
Hopka Fined on Liquor Charge in District Court
Oscar Hopka of 228 Vine Street was fined 200 with costs 655.75 by Judge George J Wood in district court after pleading guilty to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor. The charge stems from a county attorney's information. Clemenceau improves. Paris reports continued improvement in Georges Clemenceau's condition after a heart attack. Visitors from Hast Mr and Mrs A V Fowler Brock Park NY are guests at Mrs Fowler's home. Frank J Fowler 6 342 Villa Vista Avenue.
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Oscar Hopka
Vine Street
George J. Wood
Clemenceau
Paris
M. Georges Clemencea
France
Hast
Mia
A. V. Fowler
Brockpark
N.Y
Pantages Denies Girl Story In Attack Trial
In Los Angeles the defense of Alexander Pantages rested after detailing his version of the alleged attack on Eunice Pringle. Prosecutors prepared for further cross examination as Pantages denied the charges as a frame up and disputed the room and key evidence.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Baron Fitts
Pantages
Ha Ias
Boone Card Delayed 16 Years Reaches Sac City
A postcard mailed July 4 1913 from Boone to Miss Anna Klinger arrives in Sac City after 18 years of unknown delay. The note travels via Baltimore addressed to Mrs. John Prendergast and passes through Fands. Building permits list garage and remodeling work by J Verbeck Eugene Oesterle and others. A fatal auto accident near Elkader claims 66 year old Adeline Kohler Schreiner.
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Boone
Sac City
John Prendergast
Mike Newgiry
Baltimore
Anna Klinger
Fands
Burt
Elkader
Here
Adeline Kohler Schreiner
Dubuque
Temperatures and Snowfall Report
Maximum Tuesday and minimum Tuesday night data show temperatures, with readings at 7 am and 11 am on Wednesday. Snowfall reported up to 7 am today amounts to 1 inch.
Waves Wash Two Navy Men to Death
During maneuvers off Hampton Roads Virginia two navy men died after being swept from ship decks. Lieutenant Edwin N Brant of Norristown Pennsylvania and electrician John Michael Welch of Newburyport Maine were lost as high winds and heavy seas hindered rescue efforts aboard the Marblehead and Florida.
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Washington, D
Navy
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Edwin N. Brant
Helen R. Brant
Norristown
Florida
John Michael Welch
Newburyport
Autos Pay Nearly 12 Millions to State
Iowa motor vehicle registration this year produced revenue of 11 778 304 78 dollars, an increase of over 1 million from last year. Roy B Gault, superintendent of vehicle registration, said motor license fees, aside from about 700 000 dollars for collection costs, go to the state primary road funds.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Roy B. Gault
Office
Secretary of State
Snowstorm Forces Convicts to Rest at Joliet Penitentiary
In Joliet Illinois a severe snowstorm halts work at the state penitentiary as Warden H Hill reports convicts taking a rest and fearing escapes from the quarry while guards monitor heavy snowfall.
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Joliet
H. ©. Hill
State Penitentiary
Iowa Baptists Open State Convention in Davenport
Delegates from Iowa Baptist churches gathered in Davenport for the annual state convention with pastors opening the meeting last night and continuing today. The convention will close on Sunday.
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Davenport
Conference of Iowa Baptist Churches
Ferguson May Run Again in Texas Governor Race
Austin Texas October 23 U P reports that Ma Ferguson the first woman elected governor may again be a candidate. Her husband former Gov J E Ferguson says either he or Mrs Ferguson will enter the race next year with friends quoted as favoring a run.
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Austin
Tex
U.P
Iowans Reach Thirty Third Degree of Masonry
Elections to the thirty third degree Masonry included Charles W. Dombsack Claude Fisher Lyman D. Guest William D. Jamieson Charles H. Leigh Louis H. Nelson William A. Westfall Mason Guy and Hardy L. Wood from Des Moines Burlington Davenport Shenandoah Clinton and Sioux City. A separate item notes Virgil Smith severely injuring his hand at a corn husker and another reports a child killed after a gravel truck collision. Additional notes cover visits by Mrs. W G Walker of Arapahoe to relatives in Cedar Rapids and Elkader obituaries include Joseph Assutt and Lavain Patrilla. Marriage licenses issued to Earl Leird and Marion Gertrude Esmoil.
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Washington, D. GC
Charles W. Dombsack
Claude Fisher
Des Moines
Lyman D. Guest
Burlington
William D. Jamieson
Shenandoah
Charles H. Leigh
Davenport
Louis H. Nelson
Clinton
William A. Westfall
Mason Guy
Hardy L. Wood
Sioux City
Hand Car Repairman Wins First Prize at Bridge Tourney
Fred L Fottette head car repairman in the Illinois Central shops won the grand prize at a railway bridge players tournament in Waterloo open to railroad workers. Thirty six players competed as IC lines dominated prizes over Rock Island and others. King Beal oversaw the event with a second contest planned for November.
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Fred L. Fottette
Sumner Street
Unois
Waterloo
Ilinois Central Road
Rock Island
Cedar Falls & Northern
Chicago Great Western
King E. Beal
I. 0
Assisant Division
Posse Chases Slayer Near Elkview After Fatal Shooting
A hastily organized posse hunted the Elkview hills for Tom Cart Elkview said to have shot and killed his sweetheart Lena Martion at her home and ended his own life. In Muscatine Iowa 75 year old Ealum Wilson reportedly killed himself due to ill health.
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Charleston
W. Va
Elkview
Tom Cart
Lena Martion
Muscatine
U.R
Ealum
Wilson
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Ralph B. Sippy
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Berteh
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George J. Weltze
Eugene Oesterle
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Baptists In ‘State Convention
Ferguson
Clarksville
Virgil Smith
Fred Smith
W. G. Walker
Arapahoe
Colo
C. W. Hahe
Vermont Street
Cedar Rapids
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Leonard F. Schultz
Earl Leird
Oelwein
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Frank Warteys
Brown Shoe Store
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Lester W. Miller
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