College youths in jail for slaying pair in hold ups
Two Atlanta college boys face murder confessions linked to a series of bold holdups. George Harsh and Richard Gallogly, from prominent families, await trial after police allege their admissions reveal killings for thrill or money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George Harsh
Junie
Oglethorpe University
A. Lamar Poole
Richard Gray Gallogly
Harsh
Willard Smith
E.E. Meek
Roy Dickerson
Alabama
Shoemnan
Gadloglyn
Junte
Dick" Gallogly
Bath
Gallogly
Worth Be Yankey
Women Will Be Important in Presidential Race
Fragmented text discusses women’s role in the race and how various groups evaluate women’s influence on voters and registration. It references managers, schools of thought, and religious and financial factors shaping opinions amid ongoing political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diemmi
Isene Amoumer
Youthful Stowaway Found on Zeppelin After Start for Home
A young stowaway was discovered aboard the Graf Zeppelin as a ground crew prepared for takeoff from the hangar. The massive airship, 778 feet long and weighing 111 tons, rose under powerful engines and circled the facility in a brisk ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin
PAGE
Los Angeles
Graf Zeppelin
Graf Zeppelin Returns From America After Eastward Flight
The Graf Zeppelin, flying from Germany to the ocean toward its home base, commenced its return after landing at Arkhurst at 1:54 AM and fading from view by 2 AM. Hugo Eckener sent three messages of thanks to U.S. officials and President Coolidge. The passenger list includes Clara Adams, Grace Hay, and 12 others making first or second trips aboard the airship, with crew and officers aboard.
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Germany
Graf Zeppelin
America
Hugo Eckener
Secretary of the Navy
President Coolidge
Arkhurst
INS
Clara Adams
Gorge L. Adams
Tannersville
Police Buy Six New Six Guns to Fire at Bandits
City Clerk Charles C. MacKay ordered six Colts army 634 special police firearms to replace old revolvers. Officers selected the new guns after voting, a response to a gun battle with A. J. Willard where a weapon jammed and Willard escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles c. MacKay
Waterloo
A. J. Willard
Willard
Elizabeth Maloney Improves After Auto Crash
Mrs. Elizabeth Maloney of 619 Wellington Street West remains in St Francia hospital after an automobile accident last Thursday night two miles west of Jesus, with officials reporting she is resting and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Maloney
Wellington Street
Jesuis
St. Francia Hospital
Des Moines Youth Fatally Defends Mother in Household Attack
Four ten year old Harold Bourden faced juvenile authorities after shooting and killing his stepfather Frank Murphy in what police described as a defense of his mother Mrs Murphy during a day of terror. The boy reportedly shot as the stepfather choked his wife and chased the family from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Harold Bourden
Paay
Frank Murphy
Murphy
lMeu- Lermat
Howard
Ind
Ulile
Wiltheld
Waterloo Cosmetics Are Sent to Egypt
A large shipment of toilet preparations for export to Egypt was made today by Adams Laboratories Inc. The Waterloo firm has built connections with Australia New Zealand South Africa and Egypt and plans trade with England Norway Sweden Switzerland China and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Adams Laboratories, Inc
Waterloo Company
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
England
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
China
Japan
Horse Shot After Auto Hit In Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls on Tremont and Eighteenth streets Miss Mary Reyington market gardener was riding a horse that was struck by a car driven by Charles Johnson. The animal suffered severe injuries and was shot on Saturday night to end its pain.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Mary Reyington
Charles Johnson
Tremont
Eighteenth
Scarlet fever and mumps case list for Hawthorne area
Health notice lists residents with scarlet fever and mumps confirmations. Names include Mary Louise Reitz Florence Kendrick Upton Helen Fenstermaker and others with street addresses in Hawthorne Newell Lichty Mulberry Fourteenth West Walnut and nearby locales. Also lists Maxine Shanke and Orlyn Alcock as mumps cases with their addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Reitz
Ph Hawthorne
Florence Kendrick
Upton
Helen Fenstermaker
Newell
Lichty
Mulberry
Paul Calhoun
Dane
Evelyn Chase
Norma Atchhison
Walnut
Edward and
James Webster
Maxine Shanke
Mobile
Orlyn Alcock
Argyle
Waterloo Mortuary Notices and Obituaries Spark Local Farewell
Multiple death notices from Waterloo announce deaths of Chris Willman 59 of Deerfield. Helen Parsons Card 19, Waterloo. Ida M. Baker former Waterloo resident. and Willard Warren Hunemiller infant son of Mr and Mrs Willam Hunemiller. Services planned at Hawkeye Sumner and Fairview Cemetery with Masonic and church involvement noted. Families include Selig Parsons Baker and Hunemiller relatives with burial in local cemeteries.
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Deerfield
A.W. W. Willman
Hawkeye
J. ©. Willman
Edwin
Otto
Waucoma
Hileman & Gindt Mortuaary
Sumner
Automoblin
Norman Card
A. Parsons
Knell Avenue
Helen Parsons
Clinton
Waterloo
Alice Marie
Lucille
Mary Louise
Jack
Oop
Petersen Bros. Chapel
Warren J. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Nelating
Rural
Fairview
Ida C. Baker
Ida M. Baker
Jionda
Cal
Maker
J. E. Baker
Calvin J. Kingsley
Baker
Willard Warren Hunemiller
Willam Hunemiller
Ralph
Harold
Lomercow
Henry Marlier
Flist Uiltheran Church
Reed to Speak Here Friday November Second
Sen Jas A Reed, famed for fiery senate speeches and anti administration stance, will address a local gathering this Friday. Reed, born near Mansfield, started law in Cedar Rapids, served as Jackson County prosecutor, Kansas City mayor, and now enters his third U S Senate term with wife Lura Olmsted at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Marsh
Chaiman
Hermann Miller
George Wray
George Hughes
Cedar Falls
H. 3B. Boles
J. T. Sullivan
Giles W. Sage
E. F. Tangney
T. C. Menges
L. D. Miller
Frank J. Hanlon
Hugh McManus
Tinance
George Scully
T. CG. Meng
Reed
Houston
Smith
Cedar. Rapids
Mansfield
Linn County
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Hubbard, Clark & Dawsey
Kansas City
Jackson County
Missouri
United States Senate
Reed, Holmes, Higgins and Taylor
Lura M. Olmsted
Mrs. Cutler's Will Leaves Estate to Nieces and Nephews
Probate filing shows Harriet A. Cutler bequeathing 40000 dollars to nieces nephews and other relatives. G W Huntley her longtime resident at 412 Fourth Street East is residuary legatee with H W Grout serving as executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet A. Cutler
G. W. Huntley
Fourth Street East
Huntley
H. W. Grout
Schultz Answers Suit On Heaters
Julius Schultz denies violating any contract with Maurice Cohn in a suit over sale of Mrs. Schultz’s interest in National Automobile Appliance. He says he works for Pioneer National Bank and is disposing of bank heater stock. Schultz seeks $250 in attorney's fees to defend the injunction suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cohn
National Automobile Appliance Company
Julis
Lena Schultz
Justus Schultz
Miller Ordered Enroute for Trial on Statutory Offense
Judge G W Wom ordered Sheriff H T Wagner to deliver Harry Miller to this county for trial on an indictment charging a statutory offense against a boy. Miller is jailed in Oska loos on another charge and it was undecided if he would be surrendered to this county. Charles Hanson fined 300 dollars for liquor nuisance and 90 day county jail term suspended after 16 days. paroled to attorney J H Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wom
H.T. Wagner
Harry Miller
Miller
Oskar Loos
Charles Hanson
G. W. Wood
Costa
Hanson
J. H. Meyers
Temperatures For Weekend And Following Days
The report lists temperatures for Saturday and Sunday with maximums and minimums. It includes values such as a high on Saturday and a low Saturday night, plus a Sunday high and Sunday night. The figures are unclear due to OCR errors but point to a weekend temperature outlook.
Lamsons Praise Cathedrals and Mat Galleries Abroad
The Lamson family recently returned from a lengthy overseas trip visiting cathedrals and art galleries across Europe. They toured London, Paris, Rome, Florence, Milan, Venice, and Amsterdam, saw the Last Supper, Windsor and Versailles sites, and attended the Olympic Games in Amsterdam. The family also visited Gettysburg, Washington, and Marion, Ohio, before a triennial Episcopal convention in Washington.
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Lamson
Russell
Maxine
Iowa City
The
Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Lamsons
Waterloo
New York
Gettysburg
Marion
President Harding
Christchurch
Alexandria
Washington
Southampton
London
London Tower
Russell Lamson
Edinburgh
St. Andrew
St. Andrew Cathedral
British Isles
Holland
Amsterdam
Brussels
Cologne
Samsons
International Press Association
Cassell
Germany
Sall
Rhine
Mayence
Welsbaden
Old Heidelberg
Samson
Switzerland
Italy
Milan
da Vinci
Venice
Florence
Pizart Galleries
Rome
St. Peters
Vatican
Forum
Coliseum
Pantheon
Mussolini
Roma
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Pomneil
Columbus
Tienos
Christopher Columbus
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Wice
France
Grasse
Marseilles
Avignon
Lyons
Paris
Fontainebleau
Napoleon
Josephine
Versailles
Belleau Woods
Chateau Thierry
Reims
Gordon Vaughan
Seringue
Chapman
Lafayette Escadrille Memorial
St. Cloud
Charles W. Chapman
Compiegne
Notre Dame
Eiffel Tower
Gherbourg
Majestic
International Conference of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Waterloo Realtors Attend Cedar Rapids Convention
Sixteen Waterloo realtors from the Waterloo Real Estate board attend the Town Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Cedar Rapids. The event opens this afternoon and runs through Wednesday with topics on salesmanship advertising financing and new uses of agricultural products. Speakers include nationally renowned figures. Lester W. Miller serves as secretary of the state organization while George H. Scully sits as a director.
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Waterloo Realtors
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Town Association of Real Estate Boards
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Building
Lester W. Miller
George H. Scully
Waterloo Realtor
Thomas J. Reeder Civil War Veteran Dies at West Union
Thomas J. Reeder junior vice commander of Fayette County Union Veterans association and commander of West Union G A R post died after a brief illness. He served three years in Co Sixth Town cavalry, enlisted 1882, born January 8 1847 in Pennsylvania, moved to Iowa in 1854. Surviving are his widow two sons John of Fairbank and Robert near here and Mys Dale Owen Randglin.
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Courier Appoinl Servatee
West Union
Thomas J. Reeder
Fayette County Union Veterans Association
West Union Post
Sixth Town Cavalry
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Isabella Montgomery
John
Fairbank
Robert
Here
Dale Owen
Randglin
DROWNING DEATH OF REINBECK MAN AT TANK
Fred Myers, 75 or 76, employed by Herman Fite on the Copley place in Reinbeck Iowa, was found Sunday evening drowned in a water tank. He had no known living relatives but had lived in the community all his life. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2:30 pm at Mrs. Tom Copley residence.
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Reinbeck
Fred
Herman Fite
Copley
Tom ‘Copley
Drunken Driver Promises Not to Drive for a Year
Glenn Bunch pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Judge G W Wood and was given a one year sentence held in abeyance on the condition he not operate a motor vehicle for one year. He was paroled to his lawyer J H Meyers.
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Glenn Bunch
Bunch
G. W. Wood
Anamosa
J. H. Meyers
Ackerman Daughter Returns From West Visit
Mrs Bertha Ackerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Ackerman residing on a farm northeast of Waterloo has returned home after three months with friends and relatives at Los Angeles and other Pacific coast points.
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West
Bertha Ackerman
Ernest Ackerman
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Rotary Luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson
About 44 Rotary members and their wives lunched informally at Hotel Russell-Lamson with no formal program. They will attend a dinner dance tonight at Rotary Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Rotary Reserve
International Red Cross calls for supreme authority
The International Red Cross conference ended its five day session by approving a resolution to create a supreme body to coordinate the organizations in Geneva and Paris.
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Weague
International Red Cross Conference
Red Cross Authority
Geneva
Paris
Tokio
Minister of Communications
Baron Gunther von Huenfeld
Germany
Pacific
Basra
Turkey
U.P
Ahwaz
U.2
WallenLe
Society For the Prevention of Leprosy
China
Varna
Bulgaria
Janina
Get
U.R
Montarbino
Arbedo
Rest in Peace Here Lie Tom and Jerry City Jail Rats
Emil Steffen and Lee Smith plan a big game hunt inside the police station hunting rats named Tom and Jerry who had long lived at the jail. The two officers reflect on friends, tears, and the pension they deserve after years near the station.
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Tom, Jerry
Emil Steffen
Bureau of Identification
Lee Smith
Sherman
Jack Colling
Tom Morris
Steffen
Smith
Tom and Jerry
Radio Politics Two Day Program Of Political Speakers
A two day radio politics program lists scheduled speakers across networks. Gov Smith of Maryland appears on WIZ at 8 p.m. along with a 32 station national hookup. Wagner of New York talks on WOR at 9 p.m. Royle discusses literature on WOZ at 9:30 a.m. Wise appears on WEAP WHAM and WGR Rochester Buffalo at 5 p.m. Work and Mellon sit on WEAF at 7 p.m. Ottinger and Kellogg appear on WMAL at 5 p.m. Houghton and Flynn on WRNY and WEAF respectively. An unannounced Democratic speaker broadcasts from WJZ at 5 p.m. Bernard Vause airs on WSGH at 7 p.m.
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Smith
Baltimore
WIZ
United’ States
Robert
Wagner
New York
WOR
Columbia Dhain
Edward Milton Royle
WOZ
Stephen 5S
Wise
WEAP
WHAM
Rochester
WGR
Buffalo
Hubert Work
Andrew Mellon
WEAF
Network
Albert Ottinger
Republica
Kellogg
Washington
WMAL
Alanson B. Houghton
U. S
WRNY
Nu. mM
Willam J. Flynn
P.shoristers
Democratic
Democratic National Committee
WJZ
National Broadcasting Company
Lo Rochester At & P
Elston Ouster Hearing Opened in Tara County Court
Ouster proceedings against J. E. Elston Tama county treasurer began before Judge W. Cooper Winterset. Elston's counsel challenged the court's jurisdiction citing a claimed appointment by Chief Justice Truman Stevens. Tama county accuses negligence in office for a reported shortage in accounts and bond figures involving deputy treasurer Ottermann.
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Toledo
Iowa
J. E. Elston
Tara County
W. &. Cooper
Winterset
Tara
Elston
Cooper
Truman
Stevens
Tama County
Ottermann
Willett
Illinois Central Ice Traffic Through Waterloo Season
Between March 1 and October 1 Illinois Central moved 28 714 cars of perishables through Waterloo Water Top and Witneis Central railroad Foreman Arthur Muncey reports 14 225 cars were refrigerated needing 10 145 tons of ice Fruit grain and coal movement through Waterloo remains heavy Trainmaster H G Brown notes cooler temperatures end the ice house activity.
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Water Top
Witneis Central Railroad
Arthur G. Muncey
Arm Amputation After Tractor Accident In Eagle Center
Frank Brown twenty four from Engle Genter suffered a mangled left arm in a corn elevator mishap at the Ralph ONeill farm near Eagle Center. Surgeons at St Francis hospital amputated the limb last night and Brown's condition showed some improvement today with fair recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Engle Genter
St. Francis Hospital
Brown
Ralph O'Neill
Eagle Center
Hammill to Make Seven More Talks
Governor John Hammill plans seven campaign addresses for the Republican national committee this week. He will speak at Minot North Dakota Valley City North Dakota Hampton Grundy Center Carlettown Hannibal Missouri and Sioux City Iowa with dates this week. Dunkerton class elects officers at church social with Florence Telsinger as president and Esther Gort as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Hammil
Minet
N. D
Valley City
Hampton
Grundy Center
Hannibal
Carrelltown
Iowa
Sioux City
Dunkerton
Samuel Isnorr
MBE
Florence Telsinger
Daniel Clubine
Esther Gort
Fred French
Brain Tests to Find Extra Word At Central Test
The item presents a series of word groups where four share a class and one is foreign. It asks readers to identify the odd word in each group such as colors versus temperature and lists examples with a two minute limit. Answers on society pages.
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Montreal
Chicago
Mexico City
Los Angeles
London
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John Dempsey
Jolfel
Criminal Courts
Rodbery
Dempsey
George ‘L Adams
Uimen-Jessel, Inc. Dress Manufactures
Meister
Maybach Motor campEexy
George M. Crouse
1 Or. Grocery Company
Syracuse
John C. Ingram
New York American
Wilhelm Schulze
Ullstein Press
Berlin
R. M. Pierce
Naval Air Station
Charles C. Baueh
Navy Dirt Mibla
T. G. W. Settle
Hans W. Nalde
Reading
Ernest Brandenburg
German
Ministry of Transport
Dr. Krueger
German Aeronautical Testing Institute
Engineer Berg
Telefunken Company
Engineer Schilitz
Zeiss Optientsompany
Ludwig Dettmann
Rolf Brandt
Lokal Anzeiger
Theodore Matejka
Rudolph Hartmann
Camerwaman
Meer
UPA Film Company
Cinerman
Denkendorf
Lad
Stepfather
Curil Wiilman
Chris Willman
Jacob Selig
Cortlandt Street
John Robert Lawson-Johnston
Betty McCormick
Albany N
Barbara Guggenhein
Schultz
Europe
Nyies
H. F. MacDonald
Rev. MacDonald
South Bend
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Manchester
Floyd l
Stewart
Mary Gindys Johnson
Clay Works
Calles
B. Bas Galles
Mexico
Senorita Leonor Liorente
Miss Liorente
Republic
Jenn M. Fell
Eleventh West
B. E. Peck
Columbia
Durant Motor Company
Fifth West
Anthony Flieder
Lincoln
George Wilson
Janney
DIKE
Lloyd Beller
Dike, Jr
GC. D. Vought
Boone
M. H. Leamer
Boone, In
Fred Myers
Reinbeck, I
Bridge
W. S. Goodhue
Vinton
Black's Tearoom
L. E. Lacey
Oakland
C. V. Cave
M. B. Cail
Greene
George McElroy
Frank Wilson
S. Briggs
Clarence Nichols
George F. Gale
M. J. Tobin
Independence
M. J. Collins
George B. Green
Riverside Drive
Green
Co. C. Shean
Cedar River
Sans Souci Park
British United Press
Grey Nuns of the Cross
Gatineau Point
Quebec
Rotary
Cable Briefs
Associated Press
Central Time
Illinois Central
Hammill
Evening Post, Inc
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