Iowa 6 O P Out For Candidate 10 Fight Brookhart
United Press reports the Regular Republicans seek a strong foe for Senator Brookhart in next year’s primary. Possible candidates include J H Anderson Mason City Hanford MacNider Waverly Burton Sweet and Henry C Wallace. Anderson likely will not run for Senate. Hammill and Anderson expected as gubernatorial rivals. Price Ramsay Burbank Haynes Gibson expected to seek office with little opposition.
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United Press
Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
J. H. Anderson
Winnebago County
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
American Legion
Burton
Sweet
Waverly
Brookhart
MacNider
State House
Legion
John Hammill
Anderson
Hammill
Kendall
Andarsen
Jawa
Iowa House
Iowa Homestead
John R. Price
W. C. Ramsay
W. J. Burbank
Glenn C. Haynes
Ben J. Gibson
Fenneia Aton
Committee Reports on Community Fund at Confab Tonight
Waterloo general committee of the community fund meets at Black's tearoom to hear the incorporation plan. Carleton Sias George W Huntley and Mrs W H Langlas present three months of research on other funds and submit tonight the plan they deem best for Waterloo. Representatives from new organizations expected, a budget call will soon be issued for 1824 budgets due October 15.
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Budget Committee
Ori
Minneapolis Couple United by Mayor in Secret City Ceremony
A Minneapolis couple, Harry M. Simonds and Pearl E. Myers, wed in Mayor A. E. Guegg s office at 9 P.M. with J. W. Thompson assisting after clerk s office closed. Witnesses and relatives attended before the pair traveled to Cedar Rapids to visit friends.
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Harry M. Simonds
Pearl E. Myers
Minneapolis
Minn
A. E. Guegg
J. W. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
New $100 Bills to Have Likeness of Benjamin Franklin
Secretary Mellon approved new designs for U S currency aiming to standardize faces across denominations. The first changes affect notes up to $100 with portraits of Washington Lincoln Jackson Grant and Franklin among others to aid quick recognition and deter counterfeiting.
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Benjamin Franklin
Washington
Lincoln
Jackson
Cleveland
Gen. Grant
Klan Unmasks in Oklahoma City Under Governor Walton Drive
The Ku Klux Klan in Oklahoma disclosed robes and hoods in public as Governor Walton pressed a crackdown on masked demonstrations. Grand Dragon Jewett said only martial law could force unmasking, while new lecturer Basil Newton claimed Klan resistance would show at the next election. A $1,000 reward was offered for proof of Klan membership.
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iBy
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Walton
Atate Klan
Grand Dragon N
Jewett
Nese Hristow
Basil EL Newton
Atlanta
Macon
C. A. Yarbrough
J., .P. Durkee
Hartman to Build Garage at Mulberry Apartments
Dr Frank J Hartman plans a brick double garage behind his apartment building at 623 Mulberry costing 1700 dollars. The permit was issued by Commissioner Charles Wasson. Other permits listed include Clara Seliger 200 dollars and C K Worth 200 dollars.
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Frank J. Hartman
Mulberry
Charles Wasson
Clara Seliger
First Street West
C. K. Worth
Newon
Send
Evans
Ackerimant
Sid
Gowler
Oaklawn
Jewish New Year Observed At Fifth Street Synagogue
Services in the Fifth Street West synagogue were well attended by Sons of Jacob members under Rabbi B. Kaster New York. The observance began at sundown yesterday and will end tomorrow evening as Tash Hashanah marks the Hebrew new year.
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Fifth Street West
Sons of Jacob
B. Kaster
New York
Robbery at G L A Tibbitts Clothing Store Detected
Robbers broke into G A Tibbitts clothing shop at 1069 Fourth street east last night taking two suits overcoats and haberdashery leaving old garments behind. A traveling bag was filled with furnishings. Police dogs followed the trail to Raymond Hill nine miles away where it ended. Entrance likely via broken rear window. Suspects possibly hoboes with Philadelphia and Chicago laborer tickets found.
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M. Scane
G. A. Tibbitts
Fourth Street East
Wwtmois
Raymond Hill
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pibbitt
Emil Steffen
Lee ‘Smith
Sioux City
Frank Williams
Bertha Crassens
Passengers and Gold Saved as Liner Sinks
In San Francisco on September 11 authorities reported the rescue of two survivors from the freight steamer Cuba which broke up off San Miguel island. All crew and passengers are accounted for and safe. Bullion valued at over a million dollars was recovered before the ship sank.
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San Francisco
Cal
Cuba
San Miguel Island
Nebraska Town Quivered by Earth Tremor
Tekaniah Nebraska residents felt a 30 second quake at 12 30 am with two distinct aftershocks. Thunder was ruled out as a cause.
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Nebraska
Tekaniah
Neb
Waterloo Woman Dies After Short Illness at St Francis
Mrs. Alice Caffal 74 formerly of Waterloo died at St. Francis hospital after a brief illness. Born May 6 1849 near Hughesville Pa she spent most of life in Waterloo arriving with her parents in 1856. Surviving are sister Mrs Henry Hurst and brother R A Corson with several nieces and nephews. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 30 p m from the Hurst home conducted by Dr J R Macartney. Burial in Fairview.
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Alice Grrfpal
Alice Caffal
Menry Hurst
Thompson Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Hughesville
Hurst
R. A. Corson
Delano
Cal
Gyrus Corson
Ira Rodamar
George
James
Paul Corson
J. F. Simpson
Bertha Smilex
Minnie T. Cole
Myron C. Cole
Seventh Street West
Carroll M
Verna H
PF. Whittaker
Hollywood
Kenneth
Ristner
E. W. Main
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Osage Fort
City in brief highlights from Waterloo area notices
Local notes report visits and travels of residents including Miss Allene now to Aurora and Mary Worthen headed to Urbana to study. Residents return home from Denver, Indianapolis, Waterloo and Omaha. Weather recorded 80 high 53 low. Committees plan dedication of First Presbyterian church and booster meeting at Walnut Street Baptist. Civil matters include Clara Snyder seeking divorce and custody, and Joe Dixon sought for a prior jewelry robbery. Three Waterloo youths on a coast trip report jobs in Long Beach and Los Angeles.
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Mary Worthen
Urbana
College of Siplaeering
University of AnNnnts
J. J. Meany
Denver
Coly
Ands
Ed Cole
Meany
Omaha
Mike 4Arfis
Waterloo
The
Metropolitan Shoe Repairing & Shine Co
Clara Snyder
William Snyder
Virginia
Clara Fowler
H. T. Wagner
Woodbury County
Joe Dixon
Vallancy
Dixon
BE. Frederick
Franklin C. Platt
Tokio
Japan
Minnie Crippen
Frank Watkins
Pacific Coast
Vern J. Schmidt
Long Beach
Rudolph Ward
Joseph Kelly
Los Angeles
Cal
Permanent park benches to be installed at Lincoln park
Lincoln park will get permanent stationary benches next spring after a city hall board of park commissioners meeting. Crowded downtown rest area and frequent public meetings prompted the decision to replace movable benches with fixed ones, details to be finalized in winter. The report also notes the Cedar River park bathing beach lost money due to low water after dam work, while Byrnes park golf links showed strong revenue with $1,820 already, expected to reach $2,600 by season end. Audit and routine bills followed.
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Lincoln Park
Board of Park Commissioners
City Hall
Cadar River Park
Byrnes Park Golf Links
New Cadillac V-63 Cars To Be Shown By Morris
Norris Motor Car company at 305 316 Fifth street east will unveil the V-63 Cadillac models tomorrow evening at 7 30. Four styles of the V-63 will be displayed with a formal Cadillac creation unveiling. C A Morris says this marks the first 1924 car display in Waterloo with music and a varied program to attract visitors from car enthusiasts to general audiences.
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Norris Motor Car Company
Fifth Street East
Cadillac
C. A. Morris
Iowa
Waterloo
Wyant Discusses Stars at Kiwanis Meeting
W. W. Wyant spoke on A Trip to the Stars during the Kiwanis noon meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson, noting light from a star cluster required 20 000 years to reach Earth. He displayed two meteor fragments from Kansas that helped pay a farm mortgage. Miss Truman Wagner played harp. Mrs Lulu Smith gave two readings.
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W. W. Wyant
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
Wyant
Kansas
Truman Wagner
Lulu T.smith
Cotton Shortage Seen From Rising Demand
Washington D C September 11 increased consumption and a small carryover from last year may drive a world cotton shortage. Finless cotton producing countries plan higher output in the coming year according to a government survey of global cotton production and stocks.
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Washington, D. C
Woman Injured as Cars Collide Sunday Afternoon
Mrs Buchholtz suffers shoulder bruises, broken fingers, foot injury and head cuts after collision at Western avenue and Second street. Dr Bennett, driving with right of way, reported the crash as Buchholtz turning from Second to Western. Daughters and others unnamed sustained injuries. police notified. Separate wreck at Fifth and Jefferson streets leaves Abs Williams and Mrs Mary Williams Montgomery injured but not seriously. Harry Montgomery drives them home after collision with unidentified vehicle. Montgomery reports to police.
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Gertit. Bennett
Lovejoy Avenue
O.J. Buehholtz
Third Avenue
Western Avenue
Second Street
Abs. Williams
Montgomery
Mary Montgomery
Lafayette Street
Harry Montgomery
Fifth and
Jefferson
Testimony in Grba murder trial proceeds with all-male jury
Mason City reports the second trial of Niel Grba for murdering Mike Baldizar with dynamite proceeds as testimony moves forward in forenoon sessions. Sioux City notes Lieut. Gov. John Hammill to speak at a 300-student banquet during the interstate fair on Sept 19. Ames covers the Des Moines conference opening with Methodist leaders. Mason City records the death of Joe Martin, a Spaniard, struck by a switch engine in the M. & St. L. yards with no identified relatives. Maxwell reports Arden Steele’s death from blood poisoning linked to pond exposure. Coon Rapids notes Edwin Garst, 84, Warren Garst’s brother, died. he opened the first store in 1968. Hanmionu notes Roy D. Cone of Sheffield pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated. sentenced to one year at Anamosa state reformatory. Mason City observes completion of a new 600,000-gallon disposal plant at Decker packing, ending Lime Creek contamination litigation and doubling capacity. Ames mentions Mrs Malinda Larson Roland of Fa. Belmond and two grandchildren injured after a car accident with a rollover. Atlantic’s Supt. M. R. Tatley seeks assignment to a Methodist pastorate at Ames conference. Cherokee reports a shift from athletics to academic emphasis in county schools.
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Mason City
Niel Grba
Mike Baldizar
Sioux City
John Hammill
Ames
Des Moines
Joe Martin
Maxwell
Arden Steele
Coon Rapids
Edwin Garst
Warren Garst
Garst
Hanmionu
Roy DB. Cone
Sheffield
S. A. Clunk
Anamosa State Reformatory
Decker Packing
Lime Creek
Malinda Larson
Roland
Elmer
Belmond
Larson
Atlantic
M. R. Tatley
Cherokee County
Prince of Wales Travels Quietly to Canada Aboard Empress of France
Report from September 11 describes Edward Prince of Wales traveling incognito as Lord Ranfrew on the liner Empress of France en route to a Canadian ranch for a six week vacation. He avoids royalty cues, socializes with fellow passengers, and keeps meals and walks in routine, with Miss M Parker Miss Baillie and Mrs Holt named as dancing partners in Toronto and Montreal respectively.
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Lewisburg
Edward
Prince of Wales
Lord Ranfrew
Greakfast
M. Parker
Baillie
Toronto
Holt
Montreal
Tragic derailment in Omsk kills 82, injures 162
Moscow dispatch reports an express train derailed at Omsk on Saturday with 82 killed and 162 injured. Other items note a Frisco freight train blast killing two in Wichita, Japanese relief funds rising near 4.18 million, and a Los Angeles freighter fire causing 256000 damage.
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Riga
Moscow
Omsk
Wichita
Kan
Freman
Frisco
Washington, D. C
Hughes
Yamamoto
Japan
Los Angeles
Cal
Smiles and Kinks Off Today's Wires
Coney Island crowds fled the beach as the eclipse began amid a rumor of a coming tidal wave. New York police blotters show more pocket picking arrests during the partial eclipse period. Asbury Park models to display funeral shrouds at the State Funeral Directors convention opening tonight.
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Coney Island
New York
Asbury Park
N. J
State Funeral Directors Association
Party of Iowans greet Coolidge at White House
Washington News Bureau Waterloo Evening Courter Luther Brewer Cedar Rapids accompanied by Mrs Brewer and four Iowa university students were received by President Coolidge at the White House today. The students named Lowell Otte Sidney L J Osborn Emmetsburg J Howard Sheldon Webster City Hobart Dawson Holy Cross. The Brewers met prominent Iowans including John T Adams Janes Davis Hoover and Wallace. The party leaves tomorrow in the Brewer car for the 1200 mile trip home.
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Washington
Waterloo Evening Courter
Washington, D. C
Luther Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Brewer
Iowa University
Coolidge
White House
Lowell Otte
Sidney
L. J. Osborn
Emmetsburg
J. Howard Sheldon
Webster City
Hobart Dawson
Holy Cross
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Pittsburgh
John T. Adams
Janes Davis
Hoover
Wallace
Coal Companies Targeted by Industrial Court
Topeka Kan Sept 11 The Kansas court of industrial relations asked the attorney general to consider suits against Cherokee and Pillsburg Coal and Mining Co and Jackson Walker Coal and Mining Co. In its report on unemployment at 20 southeastern Kansas mines the court criticized sublease contracts as contrary to public policy.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Cherokee & Pillsburg Coal &Mining Co
Jackson-Walker Coal & Mining Co
Kansas
Mason City Waterloo Bus Line Likely Seeks Commission Approval
Jefferson Highway Transportation company filed notice to operate a Mason City to Waterloo motorbus line. The state railroad commission will hear the application in Mason City on Friday September 21. Hearings across September cover the phrase public necessity as it applies to auto bus operation and railroads dispute licenses, arguing service between linked rail points lacks necessity.
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Jefferson Highway Transportation Company
Minneapolis
Mason City
Waterloo
State Railroad Commission
Town City
Marshalltown
Cornell Bluffs
Waverly
Nashua Civil War veteran dies after long illness
Nashua Iowa September 11 1906 Bul len a veteran of the Civil War and longtime resident here died yesterday afternoon after two weeks of illness. His widow and several children survive.
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Nashua
Bullen
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G. B. Worthen
V. E Bragdon M. Crippen
Universalst Church
Averice Gilley
Tankrish
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Brank Hig
Elks Iodge
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Charles, Prederic
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Annex A. Cook
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Lamson Hotel
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Fifth Street
Columbia University
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Waterlag Yeater-Ay
Walnut Street Baptist Congregation
F.R. Decker
County Auditors Office
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Regunty Board
G. E. Bowerman
Los An Jseles
G A. Willard
Pipe,Stone, Minn
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Frank Eighmey
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Davenport
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