Pilot says were not told to fly on in storm
A Transcontinental Air Transport tri motor plane City of San Francisco crashed into a mountain killing all aboard. Officials say pilot Stowe acted without orders and weather reports will drive the investigation with data being gathered in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
San Frarcisto
Stowe
Tubtic
Los Angeles
Cal
INS
San Francisco
Mount Taylor
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Gallup
N.o
Glarence M. Young
Feceral
Saeronautics
R. J. Hazen
Aeronautic
Department of Commerce
J.B. Stowe
Senate Probe Of Shipbuilder Lobby At Disarm Parleys
Senate plans a broad inquiry into William B. Shearer and allied shipbuilding lobbying tied to naval policies and disarmament efforts. The piece notes termination of Shearer by Bethlehem Steel, his large claims, and joint employment with other firms through 1926. It also cites a call to widen the probe to church and pacifist funding networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Wake
Shearer
Bethlehem
Wakeman
New York
Aeister
Richard Washburn Guild
Italy
W. E. Borah
William B. Shearer
Hve
Good Sports Club Advocated as Open Duck Season Nears
A deputy state game warden urged forming a Good Sports club to ease hunter farmer tensions. He said hunters should seek farmers’ permission, repair damage, and cooperate as the duck season opens. He noted growing issues with access and listed other potential game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Sports Club
Oh Gi
Jago
Huntera
Jaga
Charlotte mob assault and kidnapping recounted in trial
The report details a kidnapping and brutal whipping of a juror during the Aderholt murder case trial. Witnesses describe being forced to contact organizer Hugh Oehler, a drive to Salisbury, threats with revolvers, beatings, and whipping with branches. The assailants are named by victims and a Concord medical aid visit followed. An attorney for the defendants vows action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Hugh Oehler
Huch
Salisbury
Isbor
J.C. Campbell
Aderholt
Thief Takes $15 From Bartles-Shepard Oil Station
At Bartles-Shepard Oil Station in Cedar Walls on September 10 a thief stole $15 from the cash box while attendant J. G. Howard served a customer. The incident occurred as a customer approached and the thief appeared distracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
Bartles-Shepard Ol
J. GC
Howard
Charles W. Trask Funeral Planned Near Dunkerton
Funeral services for Charles W. Trask who died suddenly Sunday while at a family reunion near Dunkerton will be held at 2 00 PM Wednesday at the Kistner chapel. Rev. Warren J. Steaves pastor of Walnut Street Baptist will officiate. Burial will be in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Trask
Hawthorne Avenue
la Porte
Four Proposed Truck Freight Lines Hearings at Black Hawk Courthouse
Four applicants seek railway franchises for truck freight routes from Waterloo to Belle Plaine Decorah Waukon Mortana and Waterloo to Monona to Detersh and Belle Plaine. Railroads object with Des Moines lawyers present. Diagram shows truck routes shorten haul distances versus steam lines. decisions pending by state railroad commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Fit Board of State Railroad Commissioners
B. M. Richardson
Fred P. Woodruff
Charles Webster
C. T. Gales
Belle Plaine
Floyd Smith
Decorah
W. W. Clayton
Waukon
Mortana
A. Hanson
Monone
Detersh
48 Children Получ Tonsils in Vacation Health Improved
Forty eight children of varying school age had their tonsils removed during May by nurses Miss Minnie Maibaur Mrs Little Larsen and Miss Joy Harmon with ENT surgeons from the local medical society. The operation aided mostly for financially unable families, with some co payment. The Black Hawk county board of supervisors approved the bill for services. Improved health was noted in many cases and follow up was aided by the Social Welfare league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Maibaur
West District
Little’ Larsen
Joy Har‘mon
East District
Eir
Medical Society
Bil
Black Hawk
La Porte Barber Back from 15000 Mile Hitch Hike
Lawrence J. Perigo, LaPorte City barber, returned from a 15000 mile hitch hike started May 30 from Waterloo. He visited Florida, Cuba, New Orleans, Juarez, Mexico, Los Angeles, Yellowstone Park and the Black Hills by boat, on foot and by car. He plans to resume his law studies at the University of Iowa and supported the trip partly by barbering work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Perigo
LaPorte City
Waterloo
James P. Conley
Sycamore Street
University of Iowa
Perigo
Florida
Cuba
New Orleans
Juarez
Mexico
Los Angeles
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
Marty
Jago Arrests Three Game Law Violators
Deputy state game warden John Jago arrested three men northwest of Waterloo for violations. White was charged with shooting a squirrel out of season, Doyle with similar offenses, and Harry Hil with carrying a loaded gun in a motor vehicle. They were fined ten dollars each and must pay by September 19. Burr Towne prosecuted the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John GC. Jago
George A.ager
White
Herrie
Doyle
Harry Hil
Waterloo
Burr CG. Towne
Volemeen
Tributes to Late C V Simmons Highlight Memorial Brochure
Memorial tribute published for Charles Vellas Simmons founder of Stewart Simmons Press Waterloo who died in Chicago last spring. E F Muir Kirk Stewart Fr Hoxte and Rev W H Rollins contribute messages. Rabbit men meet Waterloo association urged by George Carpenter to plan exhibits at Dairy Cattle Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vellas Simmons
Stewart- Simmons Press
Waterloo
Chicago
Mr. Simmons
E. F. Muir
Kirk Stewart
Fr. Hoxte
Rey. W. H. Rollins
Waterloo Rabbit Association
George Carpenter
Dalry
Cornstalk Gas Could Power Homes And Industry
Minneapolis researchers at the American Chemical Society meeting outline a process converting cornstalks into methane gas for lighting heating and power. A small tank and dried stalks could supply a farmer with fuel for cooking heating electric storage charging and dry ice. Advancements would also reduce corn borer damage and reclaim fibrous stalks for paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
A.m.buswell
S. Boruff
American Chemical Society
Buswell
Boruff
Denniston Hearing Set for Sept 20 on Disciplinary Appeal
Frank Denniston, Waterloo patrolman suspended by Chief Charles Mophlis on charges of insubordination and neglect of duty, will appeal the decision. The civil service commission chaired by William L. Beecher will rule on the suspension and dismissal after prior charges were filed. Denniston plans counsel from Ben Swisher of Pickett while Carleton Line represents the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Denniston
Waterloo
Pace
Charles Mohlis
William L. Beecher
Civil Service Commission
Denniston
Mophlis
Police
Beecher
Bree FP
Gates
J. E. Brinkman
Sila
Genniston
Ben Swisher
Pickett
Swisher
Farwell
Carleton Line
Love for Finery Leads to Forgery
A 14 year old girl, craving fine clothes, raised a check from 0 to 66 dollars and tried to cash it at a downtown department store. Detained by a store detective, she initially denied involvement, blamed others, then confessed during questioning and was released to her parents after police notified them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
Temperatures Forecast For Early Week
The readable fragments show temperatures for Monday and Tuesday with a high around 46 degrees and a low near 46. A 3 PM reading on Tuesday is noted with a 69 degree value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Bay Rum Booze Trial Develops as Testimony Shapes Case
Des Moines reporters note ongoing Bay Rum case against Woolworths as witnesses describe intoxication effects. Cook Kafi Ellis testifies daily consumption of bay rum for a year with rapid, high intoxication and manageable aftereffects. City chemist Noah Davis to present analysis showing about 60 percent alcohol. Jury comprises four women and two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.R
Woolworth Company
Joseph BE. Mershon
Kafi Ellis
Poice
Woolworth
Noah Davis
Davis
Enrollment at Noon Reaches 1750 at Teachers College
Cedar Falls Sept 10 Registration at noon today reached 1750 with 950 listed as first year students. Benjamin Boardman secretary announced during luncheon recess that others will enroll this afternoon. Freshmen were welcomed at a reception last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Benjamin Boardman
Teachers College
Only 20 Couples Left in Walkathon Here
Des Moines reports blisters and bunions plagued the walkathon as dawn passed the 112th hour at 8 a m leaving only 20 couples still in the race. Six contestants in the rocking chair endurance event rocked on with no fatigue as veterans shouted encouragement. A Des Moines wedding is noted with Leo Franklin and Pearl Leate set to wed during today’s events.
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Des Moines
U.R
Leo Franklin
Pearl Leate
Seiners Save 28000 Stranded Fishes In Spring Rescue
Dunkerton anglers under Deputy Gante and Warden John Jago rescued about 23000 stranded fish from ponds and low streams as flood waters receded. Estimates include 10000 black bass two to two and a half inches long 8000 sunfish 6000 bullheads and crappies with other varieties. The effort will continue as conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gante
John Jago
Dunkerton
Wapsipinican River
Grane Creek
Fredericksburg Man Hurt in Madison Car wreck
Charles Eggabroach of Fredericksburg was injured when his car skidded off a highway near Madison Wisconsin and pinned him for 30 minutes. His sister-in-law in the party of four suffered serious injuries. Eggabroach traveled to Madison after the accident. his home is in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowie
Fredericksburg
Charles Eggabroad
J. A
Madison
Wis
J. &. Eggabroach
California
Auction of 60 Waterloo Bank tracts to Chamberlin
At 2 4 p m today Judge G W Wood knocked down 60 land tracts to A W Chamberlin realtor for 2325 dollars. The lots owned by the receiver of Waterloo Bank and Trust Co were sold on the application of R F Davis examiner in charge. Chamberlin made the high bid after 43 increments from a 1400 dollar bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
A. W. Chamber In
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
R. F. Davis
Chamberlin
Uncle Sam’s 10k Box Prompts Optimist Club Talk
Rev. J. A. Laurie spoke at the Cedar Heights Presbyterian church substitute for Rev. W. G. Crowder. The event at Hotel President featured Uncle Sam’s 10k Box as a lighthearted topic, with members of the Optimists club in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Uncle Sam
Optimists Club
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights
Typhoon Floods Tokyo After Five Days of Rain
After five days of steady rain Tokyo endures one of the fiercest typhoons in years flooding low district areas. Property damage is heavy and a car is damaged, but a man is unharmed in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Alamn
Waterworks expansion praised as twenty year progress
The city council discussed refunding bonds for Waterloo Waterworks after twenty years under municipal ownership. Since 1909 the plant grew from one third city coverage to nearly nine tenths, with expanded pumping capacity, longer mains, more hydrants, higher consumption, and more meters at a total cost of about 83 thousand dollars for metering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn O'Abbitts
Ity
Water Department
Waterloo
Purck
Board of Waterworks Trustees
Ward
World Series Games Set to Open October Eighth
The World Series will begin October 8 with 1:90 p.m. starts at Chicago and Philadelphia. Tickets priced grandstand $1 bleacher $1. Rain postponements push games to the next day. Sunday baseball bans in Pennsylvania explain the open date. Officials from the American and National Leagues attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
E. 5. Barnard
John A. Heydier
Athletics
Cubs
Wiliam Wrigley, Jr
Cis
William L. Veeck
Thomas Shibe
Robert Shraeder
Althe
Landis
Soth
Split atom milestone hailed as world changing feat
Report from Minneapolis on September 10 notes a historic scientific breakthrough at the American University, praised as one of the century’s greatest feats. E Bonhoefer of Kaisers Wilhelm University Berlin is cited among the researchers. the event is described as rewriting chemistry textbooks and reshaping science history.
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Minneapolis
Nsj Png
E. Bonhoefer
Kaisers Wilhelm ‘University
Berlin
W’tate
Poveriea
Paving of Highways Resumes After Rain Delays
No. 59 paving crew restarts work on Highway 59 north of Waterloo with about 14 miles completed by McKenzie & Kileen. Anderson & Empey Construction Co. to finish 3.75 miles on Highway 11 in Buchanan County. About 2.3 miles remain on Highway 9 between Decorah and the county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
McKenzie’ & Kileen Construction Company
Anderson & “Empey “Construction Co
Buchanan County
Highway Commission Office
Decorah
Rescue Five from Top of Mt Shasta
Five climbers rescued from Mount Shasta after two days stranded on the upper slopes. An aviator located them, dropped supplies, and guided a rescue party to their location. The group included L. D. Bedell and his wife, Albert Bryson and Lissie, and Miss Rhoda Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCloud
Cal
Mount Shasta
L. d. Bedell
Albert Bryson
Lissie
Rhoda Henry
Mrs Hammill Undergoing Gallstone Surgery at Des Moines Hospital
Mrs John Hammill wife of Iowa's governor underwent gallstone removal surgery at a Des Moines hospital. Attending physicians said the condition was very satisfactory and the operating surgeon Dr Oliver J Fray reported it as as well as could be expected after more than three weeks of illness from toxic poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Hammill
Iowa
Oliver .J. Fray
Hammill
Trainwreck Doesrot Stop Sousa's Band
Sousa's band faced a wreck near Capps Colorado as seven members were slightly injured when the special train derailed. Sousa continued by motor car to Trinidad and led a concert there last night despite the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsenburg
Colo
Altho
Capps
Sousa
Trinidad
Dynamite Streetcar Blasts Through New Orleans Line
A streetcar in New Orleans carried a strikebreakers' crew when dynamite on the tracks exploded last night. Doors were torn from the car, windows shattered, floor holes blown, and the track damaged for several feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U.P
Young Heflin Fails to Appear in Court
Phoenix City Sept 10. J Tom Heflin Jr son of the senator did not appear in recorder’s court to answer charges of drunkenness and violation of prohibition laws. His $68 bond was forfeited after he and a companion were seen on a zigzagging automobile ride a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix City
Ata
U.P
J. Tom Heflin, Jr
Recorders Court
Heflin
Ruth Picks Up Coal and Cop Apprehends Suspect
Ruth Anderson a Black woman was fined 10 dollars by Judge George J Sager in municipal court for a coal theft charge after police reported a large dark woman taking coal from a car near the Great Western tracks. An officer asked what she was doing and she replied indiscriminately that she was picking up coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anderson
Negress
George J Sager
Ruth
Son of Pioneer Whitney Dies at 52
Thomas Tayes Whitney, 52, son of founder Frank H. Whitney, died early today at Gmoahn. He was vice president of the Whitney Loan company in Atlantic. Relatives here were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Atlantic
Thomas ‘Tayes Whitney
Frank H. Whitney
Gmoahn
Whitney Loan Company
Fire Alarms False Alarm at State and Lafayette
A false alarm reported Monday at 5 55 p m near State and Lafayette streets. Advertisement lists contact Ruy tt Wermed Miller with phone for inquiries and notes Better be insured than sorry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Lafayette Streats
Ruy
Wermed O. Miller
Phone
Aatvertierinent
East High to Sell Season Football Tickets
East High will offer season tickets for seven home football games this year. Prices: general public four dollars, student and junior high tickets one dollar, seniors one dollar with season pass benefits, Turkey day game separately priced. Non holders pay fifty cents gate, one dollar on Thanksgiving. Season tickets admit multiple guests to unpunched games. opening game with East Des Moines could cancel a ticket for six guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Dawntown
Fred J. Muller
Macomb
East Des Moines
Grundy Center man jailed for forgery sentenced to ten years
Roy Hamilton pleaded guilty to forging checks in Wellsburg and Marshalltown after being accused of assault to murder in a fight with his brother Lester over Miss Faye Rogers. Judge H B Bales gave a ten year term to Anamosa. Hamilton identified by two women and handwriting experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrick Speed
Grundy Center
Roy Hamilton
Myurder
Anamosa
H. B. Bales
Hamilton
Wellsburg
Marshalltown
Lester
Faye Rogers
Kester Hamilton
Roy
Woman burned in gas explosion at home in Grundy Center
Miss Kathryn Sternberg sustained severe head burns when gasoline heated plant exploded as she lit a lamp. She cannot be moved for days and the house, blown from its foundations, suffered extensive damage. fire was confined to the basement. Local sisters were residents of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Snecrer
Grundy Genter
Kathryn Sternberg
Ughtard
Hght
Harvey Bockes
Mise Stermberg
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Ran
Saylor Dred
Tragk
Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Hazleton
Buchanan Council
Courier
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Buchansar County Council of Religious Education
J. E. Holden
Independence
M. L. Webster
Earl-H.burch
Hazieton
L. A. Sto
Ladies‘ Ald Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theodore Arnold
Epworth League
Vernon
Cornell College
Pythian Sisters' Party
D. E. Perry
W. E. Masters
Colonial Hall
T. C
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Watcrloo
Town State
Ceder Falls
Waterloa
J. QO. Ruggles
W. H. Whitford
Mrs. Hammill
Doesrot Stop Sousa
Young Heflin
John Moss
James Kelly
la Porte City
Rainbow Drive
Francis Christiansen
Ua Porte City
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Ies
Troy Mills
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