Straton, militant Baptist minister, dies after nervous breakdown
Dr. Charles Lee Straton, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in New York, famed for militant fundamentalist campaigns against modernism and evolution, suffered a nervous breakdown and died after a period in sanitarium care. He opposed Darwinism in public schools and supported controversial figures like William Jennings Bryant andScopes trial. survived by wife Georgia and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Calgary Baptist Church
New York
Jash
Aled. Eb, Smith
South
Dey Straton
William Jennings’. Bryant
Dayton
Straton
Calvary Baptist Churish
New - York City
Alte
Chiurch
Charles
FP. Potter
Ride
Unitarian Church
Nrt
Bis’ ‘Pentecostal
Heathan
American
Association For the Advancement of Atheism
University of Onigago
Boston
School of Oratory
Sh Tele College
Alton
Chicago
Ballivors
Norfolk
Wenl
Baylor University
Strater
Mra
Georgia Hillyer
Rey, Hillyer
John Charles
Warren B
George Dougiss
Lake steamer Hypatia founders off Cape Town
Ten to fifteen dead and sixty six saved when the Lake steamer Hypatia ran ashore on Robben island rocks in Table Bay harbor. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Cape Town says the vessel is likely a total loss. The ship was en route from Cape Town to New York with freight.
Grundy urges eastern states to run government in Senate fight
Senator Grundy contends the current system unfairly benefits smaller states in the Senate. He cites Arkansas, Idaho, Georgia, Mississippi and the Dakotas amid questions on constitutional representation and who should decide representation by wealth and tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Idaho
Georgia
Mississppi
Dakotas
Borah
Tolano
Caraway
Bre
Grundy
Senate
A. Grundy
Pennnsylvania
New York
Wawlld
Jer
Pennsylvania
Senate mourns Senator Burton with funeral arrangements
The senate adopted a resolution of profound sorrow for the death of Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio and adjourned briefly. A funeral service was set for tomorrow in the senate chamber at 2 20 p.m. with a 19 member committee to supervise and accompany the body to Cleveland for burial Thursday. President Hoover plans to attend the public funeral in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orb
Senate
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Cleveland
White House
Hoover
New Grain Co Operates to Manage Farmer Files Papers
A new corporation to handle grain marketing has filed papers. It aims to extend cooperative grain marketing into domestic and export markets with 600 million bushels yearly, led by a general manager acceptable to the farm board. The group is backed by 36 farmer owned associations and carries authorized capital of 10 million dollars with no patronage dividends until total capital and surplus reach 20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanner
JoWan
Sydney J. Cattington
Stanhope, Is
Former Waterloo Lawyer Hanson Dies by Suicide
Waterloo visitors hear of the death of Harry Hanson former prominent Waterloo lawyer and Los Angeles practitioner he shot himself after a nervous breakdown and brood over his son in law’s death. Hanson a 1837 liberal arts graduate of Iowa State University was an orator and debater in college. He married Mary Melley and moved to Los Angeles in 1902 where he practiced with John E. Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa City
Harry Hanson
Los Angeles
Hanson
Iowa State University
J. D. Ligring
Ianson
J. G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
Zetagathian Literary Society
Liffring
Ciivarsity
Mary Melley
John £. S. Heath
Weather Brief for Monday to Tuesday
Readable forecast shows Monday temperatures reaching a high near 40 with Monday night dipping to around 2. Tuesday’s high near 4 and rain expected before 7 am. Rainfall totals up to 2 units by 7 am are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesaday
Tam
Body of Senator Burton to Lie in State in Capital
Washington mourns Senator Theodore E. Burton 77 Ohio longtime public servant dies after months of illness President Hoover notified his condition Burial planned in Cleveland funeral will be at Capitol for public services Burton advocated peace antiwar efforts and naval arms restraint and helped shape Kellogg Briand pact legacy centers on international cooperation with London talks upcoming in January
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Burton
Washington, D.C
National Capital
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Cleveland
Congress
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Burton
William FP
McDowell
Methodist Epiiscopal Church
Hopublian
House
Senate
Warren G. Harding
London
Moran Gang Alleged Racket Suspect Jailed In Chicago Case
Harry Kelly alias Fat Kelstraus, linked to Moran's gang, sits in county jail amid a weaving tale of forged pay checks and attach ment suits. He denies gun use, cites long rap sheet, and jokes about life in the big house as authorities press charges tied to stolen car and gambit of a Chicago crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
Fat Kelstraus
A. W. Taylor
Kangas’ City
Chicago
Waterlon
Bugs Moran
Kelly
Moran Gang
Mioe
Belongings of Mrs OToole Sold at Courthouse Auction
Belongings of Mrs Inex Ma de OToole, an embezzler serving a five year term, were auctioned at the courthouse. Items included a cedar chest and a barrel of dishes. Proceeds go toward a judgment held by Royal Telemnity company. An automobile and a diamond ring were to be sold later. a fur coat to follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inex
O'Toole
Women's Penitentiary
Une
Royal Telemnity Company
Harry
Trotmanhauser
Stocks Rally After Market Crash Sparks Margin Change
New York stocks opened with a sharp rally following a wild crash. J. P. Morgan & Co reported that major banks plan to require only 26 percent margins on street demand loans, reducing previous 60 percent margins. Travelers described Americans rushing home from Europe to salvage fortune, with brokers and consular offices strained as some investors faced large losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAQE
N. J
Qen
Elec
West
Elek
New York
INSI
J. P. Morgan & Co. National City. Bank
First National Bank
Chase National Bank
Bankers Trust Company
Equitable Trust Company
New ‘York ‘Trust Company
Irving Trust Company
Bank of America
Paris
Stack Exchange
United States
Americana
Rock Island Tracks May Be Raised to Fight Flood
The city contemplates raising railroad tracks along Fourth Street west between Cedar Street and the Cedar River to reduce flood risk. A quitclaim deed settles property lines with the mill race corner, and the city relinquishes claims to remaining mill and Y properties. The west school board requests stop signs at Fifth and Locust and Fifth and Western near West High during school hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PACE
Fourth Street
Cedar Street
Cedar River
Fourth
Cedar Streets
Y” and Mill Company
West School Board
Fifth
Loouat Streets
Fifth Street
Western Avenue
West High School
Carleton Sirs
Ricker Avenue
Webster Street
Tarn Street
Ankeny Street
Ben G. Howrey
Myron Arbuckle
Commercial Street
5. A. Dudley
Dudley
EB. EB. Peek
Suit Against City for Injury Damages Is in Jury's Hands
Mrs Laura Wallace sues the city for 6000 claiming negligence at a street crossing where she fractured her hip after a Feb 23 fall on rough snow and ice. The city contends it acted to remove the hazard. jury deliberations were underway at 11 35 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hisner
Laura Wallace
Pyre Alarme At Eastmend Benner Tea Company
Advertisement notes a small fire alarm at Eastmend Benner Tea Company at 21 Lafayette due to an overflowing burner. Damages are listed as none and the ad urges buyers to insure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastmend Benner Tea Company
Lafayetts
Fate of Western Air Express liner lost in storm
Albuquerque, Oct 29 A Western Air Express tri motor missing since yesterday is feared lost in a Rocky Mountain storm. Five aboard included Dr. A W Ward and pilot James E Doles. Night search plans cover Navajo Indian Reservation and eastern New Mexico as officials hope the crew found emergency landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Continental Divide
Western Air Express
Navajo, Ariz
Rocky Mountains
Kingman
Ariz
Esteroy
Mountain Me
Navajo
Pinto, Ariz
Santa Fe Railroad
Plang Wrs
Alhambra
Los Angeles
Kansas City
A. W. Ward
San Francisco
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Ames E. Doles
f ' “ Allan+O. Barrie
Burbank
Cal
Britton
Doles
Thero
Arizona-New Mexico
Winer
Transcontinental Air Transport
New
Mount Taylor
New Mexico
Yalis Plaines
Denver
Rocky
Mountain
All -Aly
Cheyenne
Mall
Tran
Western Air
el Paso
Tex
Colorado Springs
Prairie
Grants
N.M
Jock Coyne
Valencia County
Deaths in Waterloo Area Mrs Chapman Spaulding Maxwell Taylor
Mrs Mary M. Chapman 87 dies after two years bedfast from a hip fracture at son C F Chapman's home. Surviving son, 11 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Mrs Marvin Spaulding 79 of West Union dies after brief illness. funeral plans pending. Charles Dan Maxwell 31 dies in local hospital. funeral Wednesday in Kistner chapel. Mrs LeVert Taylor dies at home in Casnhheer Heights. funeral Wednesday in O Keefe Towne chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Chapman
Mary M. Chapman
Isaac EB. Chapman
C. F. Chapman
Lafayette Street
First Baptist Church
Ife
Mrs. Chapman
Canada
Waterloo
Spaulding
Marvin Spaulding
West Union
Charles Patterson
St. Paul
Harry Patterson
Minneapolis
Charles
Harry Fronm
Spauld- Ing
Charles Dan Maxwell
Onarlea
Dan Maxwell
Seventh ‘Street West
Kistner Chapel
C. Lee Kennigg
Fliat
Bapstchurch
Elmwood
Maxwell
Decatur County
Iowa
Elmer Kane Aviator Known for Waterloo Feats Dies in Chicago
Obituary notes Elmer Kane once of Waterloo a daredevil pilot famed for barnstorming in obsolete planes. Kane died after a fire involving a wrecked craft in Chicago with a checkered past including bombing cases tied to the Birger road house and Sheltons gang feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer . Kane
Waterloo
Cherokee
Kane
West Sixty-third Street
Chicago
Elmer Kane
Waterloo Fields
Keane
Atro
Birger
Herrin
Companion
Bhelton Boys
Kane Perforce
Joe Adams
West City
Kate
Adams
Suit Filed to Eject Furgeron From Home
A municipal court action was filed yesterday by a Rose Hill Home Owners Protective Association committee through attorney EL H. Mecoy to remove Dr. L B Furgeron a Negro physician from his residence at 705 Beech Street. The suit notes a restriction contract governing occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Furgerson
Beech Street
Rose Hill
Knights of Pythias District Convention in Hampton
About 200 Knights of Pythias from the district were due in Hampton Virginia on October 28 for a convention focusing on business and ritualistic work. Weather was not expected to disrupt travel as road conditions were reported okay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Hill Addition
George FF McCleery
Ferguson
Eign
Purgerson
Pytmyan Knights
Hampton
Knights of Pythias
Bank Robbery By Bandits Hits Milwaukee Vault
Three masked bandits forced bank staff into a vault at Columbia Savings in Milwaukee on October 29 and escaped with about 4,500 in currency. They overlooked 15,000 left in a box in a teller’s booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Columbia Savings Bank
Vicks Vapor Rub Why Mothers Prefer External Cold Treating
Rising shift to external treatments for colds makes Vicks popular among mothers and adults. The product works through skin to release medicated vapors, easing breathing by loosening phlegm, with global reach and rising yearly jar usage figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gov’t
Theodore Burton
New Corporation
Kilogele
Algona
Roy Wickey
Edward Long
Higwatha
Kan
K. &. Hull
A. Hutchingon
Moran
Forger
Rock Island
KTEM
Santa Fe
Pyre
Herman
Miller
Phono
Gale
Great
Owide
Williamson County
Peoria
Kana ‘Thruout
Furgerson
Milton
Vick
Inter
Vicks Ue Ybart
Harwichs Waterloo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!