Foes Gales Halt World Fliers On Flight For Tokio
Tokyo dispatch reports Brock and Schlee forced to land at Omura after leaving Shanghai due to dense fog and winds. They planned to press on to Tokio but withdrew for safety and may resume, with a Wright engine upgrade and a route via Midway Honolulu and San Francisco under review.
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Tokio
INS
Omura
Saseko
Kyushu
Shanghai
Pride of
Detroit
William Brock
Edward FE. Schree
Omura Field
Brock
Schlee
United States
Pacific
Midway
Honolulu
San Francisco
Midway Island
Guam
Hughes in Doubt Over Finality of Calvin's Choose
The New York Herald Tribune reports uncertainty over President Coolidge's future as voices question the finality of his decision. Hughes weighs his own availability while Republican leaders act on the assumption Coolidge will not return to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Calvin
Coolidge
White House
West Virginia Postmaster to Be Arraigned Here
Roy E. Curtis, Hundred postmaster, to be arraigned before U S Commissioner J Dempster late today on charges of misappropriating 553.43 in government funds. Curtis has admitted taking 490. Police report note his confinement in jail for 10 days and a Waterloo barber visit to appear presentable for the arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Curtis
Hundred
W. Va
Hugh Crumline
United States
J. =. Dempster
West Virginia
U. S
Mike Healy
Curtis
Dempster
Dai
William H. Wilson
Waterloo
Temperature forecast notes and times
Readable fragments outline a weather bulletin with Saturday and Sunday temperatures and nightly lows. Mentions Monday values around 78 with partial time references. Forecaster notes appear garbled but indicate a sequence of daily high and low readings.
Rattlesnakes Make Fine Pets Says Reinbeck Man
Hans Rosenkranz, famed rattlesnake hunter from Reinbeck, claimed a rattler makes a fine pet and described two cautions to tame the reptiles. He boasted about killing about 600 rattlesnakes and invited others to join his next hunt along the Mississippi north of Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Hans Rosenkranz
Rosenkranz
Roscoe Hall Farm
Mississippi
Dubuque
Yves
Curbstone
Hans
Altho
Wagner
Y M C A Reopens With Four Gym Classes This Fall
After two weeks of repairs and redecorating the Y M C A reopened today with a fall and winter activity schedule announced by S A Cohagan and Earl Record. Gym sessions include Busy business men at 11 15 a m Tuesday and Thursday business men 12 15 p m Tuesday Thursday and Saturday business men 5 15 p m Monday Wednesday and Friday and young men 8 p m Monday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Cohagan
Earl Record
Rose Dentel Dies After Illness in Ackley
Rose Dentel aged 24 died at her Ackley home after months of illness. A Ackley High School graduate, she taught at Owasa for three years before illness forced her to retire in March. Survived by two sisters and her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Ackley
Rose Dentel
Ackley High School
Owasa
Allen Hospital Executives Attend Chicago Board Meeting
Rev. Clinton F. Smith superintendent of Allen Memorial hospital Miss Gertrude Hof principal of the training school and C F Altstadt Iowa representative will be Waterloo delegates at a general board meeting of Evangelical hospitals in Chicago tomorrow and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Hof
C. F. Altstadt
Iowa
Waterloo
Evangelical Hospitals
Chicago
Pigeon with aluminum band shot on Orange township farm
Con J. Norman of 338 High Street killed several pigeons on an Orange township farm yesterday. One bird wore an aluminum band reading 1529 AJ-26 GMC, suggesting a pedigreed carrier prized by a local pigeon fancier. The dark purple bird stood out among the flock Nauman was invited to cull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
Con J. Norman
High Street
Nauman
Divorces Filed In Local Court Actions
Divorce actions filed today include Loretta Marble against Robert Marble, Dolores Rigdon against Frank Rigdon, and George G Saucer against Bianche Saucer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Marble
Robert Marble
Dolores Rigdon
Frank Rigdon
George G. Saucer
Bianche Saucer
Building Permits Reported for Several Local Projects
Commercial National company remodels business building at 327 Fourth east for 2000 dollars. W H Buxton constructs a garage at 807 Michigan for 100. C A Pines builds a garage at 1406 Franklin for 170. John M Sheets plans a dwelling at 317 Charles for 3500. John M Sheets also lists a garage at 317 Charles for 200. F Decker born 1708 Black Hawk street seeks permit for 106. H E Brist installs a heating plant at 1227 Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Company
Fourth East
W. H. Buxton
Michi-gan
C. A. Pines
Franklin
John M. Sheets
Charles
John M
Sheets
F. Decker
Black Hawk Street
H. E. Brist
Forest
Youth Rides Tail of Plane Unhurt for Half an Hour
Vincent Taylor a 17 year old from Hackensack New Jersey rode on the tail of a six passenger Fokker plane during a flight from Teterboro to Hadley Airport New Brunswick New Jersey. He clung to the tail for 30 minutes and 35 miles as the plane climbed to 3000 feet and landed safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Airport
New Brunswick
N. J
INS
Vincent Taylor
Hackensack
Taylor
Fokker
Teterboro
de Arce
Ralph Hasner Joins Candidates for Judge's Place
Three candidates vied for the Third district bench to succeed Judge E. B. Stiles who died last week. Ralph Hasner joined the field after bar association backing in Buchanan County. Also named were M. J. Yoran of Manchester and H. A. Willoughby of Grundy Center as other contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stiles
Buchanan County Bar Association
Ralph Hasner
Independence
Buchanan County
Hasner
E. E. Hasner
Mattern Rites Held for Mrs Santha S Mattern at Westminster
Funeral services for Mrs. Santha S. Mattern aged 78 who died Saturday at her daughter's home 1127 Grant avenue will be at Westminster Presbyterian church Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Rev William P McCormick officiating. Burial follows beside her husband in Adrian Michigan. She was born January 4 1849 in Williams County Ohio and married January 4 1866 to B F Mattern. She moved to Waterloo in 1920 and was a church member. Survivors include her son A W Mattern Deep River IA and daughter Mrs Tabor plus three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The body rests at Petersen Bros mortuary until burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Tabor
Grant Avenue
Westminster Presbyterian Church
William P. McCormick
Adrian, Mich
Noah P Shaulis 80 Dies at Meadowdale Home
Noah P Shaulis 80 died today at his Meadowdale home Orange township of cancer. He lived in Black Hawk county nearly 60 years moving from Somerset PA shores and married Hannah Perkins in 1871. Surviving are wife six children 27 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday First MEF Church with Rev J Arthur Young officiating burial Elmwood.
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Noah P. Shaulis
Meadowdale
Orange Township
Black Hawk County
Somerset County
Hannah W. Perkins
Milton Trent
R. H
A. F. Shaukis
Waterloo
Effie Moser
Albert Lea
Minn
Della L. Paul
Los Angeles
Cal
Viola V. Henderson
Alice Branniger
Prayer services for Leon Hefner killed by lightning
Leon F Hefner 237 Center Street Mio Moils Central conductor killed when struck by lightning Thursday night. Funeral plans set for 2 pm Tuesday at his home and 2:30 pm at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church Rev George Woodall officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery. Body at OKeefe Towne mortuary until Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon F. Hefner
Center Street
Miinoils
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
George Woodall
Fairview Cemetery
O'Keefe ¢&Towne Mortuary
Infant Claire Bixby burial at Fairview
Private services were held at 10 30 a m at Kistner chapel for Claire Bixby infant son of Mr and Mrs W H Bixby 335 High street who died at 1015 p m Sunday Burial was in Fairview The infant was born Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistner Chapel
Claire Bixby
W. H. Bixby
High Street
Fairview
Record heat tops all Sept 12 history at local station
The 3 p m reading reached 98 degrees, the highest temperature ever recorded by the local weather observer for September 12, marking a new local heat record.
Marriage Licenses Given to Paul Hansen and Frances Stewart
Paul Hansen of Cedar Falls and Frances Stewart of Cedar Falls received marriage licenses. Hansen is 21 and Stewart is 19 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hansen
Cedar Falls
Frances Stewart
Near gunbattle as Hill returns under murder charges
In Ottawa Illinois on September 12 Harry Hill faced police in a tense basement confrontation over his mother's death. He denied knowledge of the case as Wisconsin and Illinois officers debated custody amid a near shootout at La Crosse. Sheriff finalizes transfer to Ottawa jail. Dr. Hill protested and was briefly detained before reuniting with his son later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Harry Hill
Hill Homestead
LaCrosse
Wis
Streator
Young Hill
Wisconsin
Illinois
LaSalle County
Tll
Chicago
Hill
HB. C. Hill
Seattle
Van Court Escaped Anamosa Now Recalled To Fort Madison
J. E. Van Court also known as William tb. Galloway and Guthrie has been moved from Anamosa to Fort Madison. Police reveal a 1919 escape from the state reformatory and a lengthy prison record in multiple states. A Craig county sheriff’s telegram sparked new pursuit notes as authorities confirm his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. van Court
William Tb. Galloway
Fort Madison
Anamosa
State Reformatory
William H. Wilson
Galloway
Reformatory
Guthrie
van Court
Moblis
Harry J. Campbell
Craig County
Vinita
Okla
William Galloway
Seek Hit and Run Driver in Des Moines Accident
Police today hunted the driver of a car involved in an early morning crash in Des Moines that left 45 year old F. A. Lindholme with severe injuries. Lindholme's vehicle overturned and he was unconscious when found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
F. A. Lindholme
Lindholme
Long Beach Visitors Arrive for Waterloo Visit
Mrs. A. J. Reber arrives from Long Beach with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weimer. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Puterbaugh at 1311 Grant Avenue for a visit with relatives and friends in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
A. J. Reber
Waterloo
Fred Weimer
Cal
Ben F. Puterbaugh
Grant Avenue
Father and Actress in Fatal Kitchen Dispute
In Los Angeles an argument between actress Carol Gilbert and her father Charles Mortimer Gilbert over beans ended with his sudden death. Gilbert claimed he struck her, she uttered a death wish, and he collapsed from a heart seizure. An autopsy is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Carol] Gilbert
Charles Mortimer Gilbert
Leaders Oppose Special Sessions for Galls and Seldiong
Washington reports President Coolidge back at his desk after a Black Hills summer as Republican leaders in both chambers oppose a special session. He weighs funding repairs for Mississippi levees, flood relief plans, and possible ambassadors to Mexico and Cuba as he drafts a message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
White House
South Dakota
Coolidge
Senate
House
Congress
Black Hills
Mexico
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Philippine Islands
Altho
McNary-Haugen
McCarl
Hoover
Mississippi
Stribling and Diebel Cleared in Omaha Ring Frame Case
In Omaha last week W L Stribling of Georgia and Leo Derével of Oklahoma City were cleared of a frame fight charge after Judge Lincoln Frost found Stribling injured his right hand when he floored Diebel. He had no obligation to report the injury and fought on. The bout was ruled no contest and both boxers will not be suspended. Frost urged action to recover fight proceeds from the city of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Leo Drevél
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Jimmy Drexel
Lincoln Frost
State Welfare Department
Frost
Stribling
Diebel
Nebraska
Ira Vorhies
Attorney General’s Department
Stove Poker Attack Leaves Aged Man Injured
George Moody, 73, appeared at police headquarters with a bloodied face after a stove poker gash to his head allegedly inflicted by William Eskew, 314 Tenth Street East. Moody had been living at Eskew’s home and cooking. the dispute began over the noon meal. Detective Ralph Davis arrested Eskew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moody
William Eskew
Tenth Street
Moody
Eskew
Ralph Davis
Rockefeller Donates 2 Million for League Library
John D. Rockefeller Jr. is the sole donor of a 2 million dollar fund to erect and endow a Library for the League of Nations in Geneva. The gift supports a joint league and international labor office library open to officials, students, and researchers studying world peace related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
League of Nations
League Assembly
New York
League of Actions
Council
League
Rockefeller
International Labor Office
Iowa Roads and Weather at 10 A.M
Des Moines and other cities report fair weather with good roads. Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids Keokuk Ottumwa Boone Marshalltown Clinton Dubuque Town City Fort Dodge all list fair to clear conditions and roads in good state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Boone
Marshalltown
Clinton
Dubuque
Town City
Fort Dodge
Chest Contributors Should Be Known Says Ralph Hoxie
Ralph J. Hoxie urged publishing a list of Community Chest contributors to show who bears their share of city welfare funding. He spoke at a Rotary noon luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson on funding in a single joint campaign and discussed Chest supervision of funds. A Morris of the Rotary airport committee updated on the new municipal airport progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Ralph J. Hoxie
Waterloo
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Hoxie
Hoxte
A. Morris
Willson Passes Naval Academy Preliminary Exam
John J. Willson son of Mr and Mrs John P Willson of 128 Smith street passed required tests at the Great Lakes Naval Training school and will begin preparatory training for final examination for entrance to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis He ranked seventh in a class of 26 and is 18 years old He has lived in Waterloo most of his life and enlisted after graduating from Our Lady of Victory academy on June 3 He seeks a direct appointment but none existed Training for the final exam will be in Hampton Roads Virginia or San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Willson
John P. Willson
Smith Street
Great Lakes
Annapolis
Hampton Roads
San Diego
Cal
Izaak Walton League Picnic Planned by Local Chapter
A special meeting of local Izaak Walton League members is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p m in the Boat clubhouse. President W A Hendry will preside and the program includes entertainment between business items. Committees announced include trapshooting Lou Witty and others across athletics bait casting transportation refreshments entertainment and a ladies committee coordinated by Theodore C Menges and Mrs T C Menges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hendry
Henry
Lou Witty
Theodore C. Menges
G. W. Wood
May Grand Jury Back to Business in Adjourned Session
The Black Hawk county grand jury reconvened today to conclude the May term of district court business with Harvey J. Hess elected foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Black Hawk County
Harvey J. Hess
Gem Doughnut Machine Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Gem Doughnut Machine Company were filed today in the office of County Recorder Eva Brebner. Authorized capital stock is 80 000 dollars, consisting of 75 shares at 1000 dollars and 50 shares at 100 dollars each. First officers are George Schoel as president and Gc R and L L Schoel as vice presidents, F L Schoel as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Doughnut Machine Company
Eva Brebner
George Schoel
Gc. R
L. L. Schoel
F. L. Schoel
Two Churches to Unite Under One Pastor in Waterloo Presbytery
East Park and Northminster Presbyterian churches voted unanimously to unite under one pastor. Rev F H Shedd of Traer Ja am to be invited to lead and preach at both churches each Sunday if he accepts. Each parish remains separate. the new pastor serves both congregations weekly. Growth under student pastors Vincent and McCormac noted. interregnum closing attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Presbyterian ‘Church
Northminster, Presbyterian Church
F. H. Shedd
D. D
Traer
J. F. Hink
House
Independence
Waterloo Presbytery
J. Paul Vincent
Russell H. McCormac
Evanston
McCormick Theological Seminary
Northminster
Falls Avenue
Edison School
Five Candidates for ME General Conference Deliberations
Five lay candidates for the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church to be held next May in Kansas City are named for the Upper Iowa conference. C E Butler J W Arbuckle Ted Bo Robinson Mervyn George and William F Johannaber are the announced contenders with Arbuckle previously a delegate in 1924. The conference will elect five lay delegates from among the churches and the general conference governs church law. Grace Church named a committee on a new pastor and Dr Earl Roadman to become president of Dakota Wesleyan University as the Grace church elects a new pastor candidate through Bishop Keeney’s cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Upper Iowa
Cedar Falls
Galloway Company
First
M. E. Church
Waterloo
J. W. Arbuckle
Grace M. E. Church
Ted
Bo Robinson
Hampton
Mervyn George
Janesville
William F. Johannaber
Rockford
Arbuckle
Boston
Globe
Grace Church
George W. Huntley
S. A. Cohagan
Earl A.roadman
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Mitchell
S. D
Frank Cole
Cedar Rapids
F. T. Keeney
Return from West California trip of Mrs Scott and niece
Mrs. Esta Scott and her niece Miss Dorothy Holmes, both of 814 Second Street West, returned today after a two months stay in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Esta Scott
Second Street West
Dorothy Holmes
California
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Ob Laeces
Vba Saad
Santha S. Mattern
Noah FP
Shaulis
Nettie Fry
Eleventh Street East
O'Keefe & Towne
A. P. Blough
Church of the Breth Ten
Elmwood
Dr. Hill
Record
Oklahoma
Washington
Baltimore
Seetemenas
Veewaee
Hington
Miami
Veeetanee AG
Atlanta
Ettensrene Free
New Orleans
Rf Littles Rock
San Antonio
Louisville
Pittsburgh
John D.,jr
Ralph Hoxie
Ikes
GEM Doughnut Machine Company Incorporated
Park
England
Sburgh ’ Products
Butler
Cole
Grace
New Jewish Hospital
St. Louis
America
West Hansen Drug Co
East 4Th St. C. M. Berkley Hard
Waterloo Paint & Glass Co
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