Honolulu Feasts Flierg Seeks Big Ship Memento
Honolulu visitors view the famous PN-9 seaplane and discuss repairs after its Pacific to Hawaii flight. The crew hopes to preserve the craft as a Bishop Museum memorial. Aviators planned a Pan Pacific club luncheon while Navy officials recalled a cameraman incident during Capitol ceremonies.
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Honolulu
Navy Department
Hawaii
Bishop Museum
Friends
Rodgers
Pan-Pacific Club
Young Reef Garden
Navy
Capitol Steps
Wallace Barrington
Mortuary notices and a suicide in Waterloo obituary list
Funeral services are set for Mrs Viola Johnson who died Saturday at 3 PM at 424 Columbia Street Waterloo. Rev C E Luce will officiate at St Paul s Methodist Church with burial in Fairview. Surviving relatives include sister Alda M Cutler and brothers Henry H and F H Cutler. Also noted are temple and lodge memorials and a separate case of Miss Amelia A Walker 65 who died by gas asphyxiation at 411 Randall Waterloo, with services planned in Fayette and Grand View cemetery.
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Viola C. Johnson
Viola. Johnson
Columbiae Street
St.Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
C. E. Luce
Fairview
Alda M. Cutler
Columbia Styet
Henry H
South America
F. H. Cutler
Cedar Fails
Temple Rebekah Judge
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Lodge
Theeraye
Waterloo Review
St. Paul's MC EB
Funer
Amelia Walkers
Amelia A. Walker
Afr
J. R. Murray
Randall
Murray
Murrays
Miss Walker
Fayette Ta
Waterloo
D. J. Walker
M. WW. Porter
Fayette
A. Les Cosgrove
Minnapolig
Petersen Bros
Buriel
Grand Wew
Waterloo Residents Vie for Roles in Courier Strand Film
Waterloo and nearby residents submit title ideas for the Courier Strand Home Talent Photoplay to be produced in Waterloo. Director Hopp reviews submissions while organizers collect entries from Waterloo Cedar Falls Jesup Le Porte Independence and rural routes. Contestants must provide titles with seven words or fewer and deliver in person to the Strand theatre by nine pm on Wednesday September 18.
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Folyone
Waterloo
Antes
Strand Theatre
The
Courier
Strand
Waterlon
Hopp
Appli
Cedar Falls
Jesup
le Porte
Studion
Independence
Courier-Strand
Ime
Frank S. Seegar
Logan Avenue
American Legion endowment drive aims to aid orphans
Citizens of Hudson and Dupperton quickly subscribe to the eight thousand plus Black Hawk county fund as Waterloo joins the drive for a 8,238 quota. Herman Miller, district chair, reports rapid donations as 6,000 city students will be asked to contribute small gifts to create a perpetual endowment for orphans of veterans.
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Hudson
Dup-perton
American Legion Endowment Fund
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Wright
Harden
Herman C. Miller
American Legion
Smail
Miller
East Rigi
Iowa
Atl
Teast
Normal Student at S U 2 Dies in Private Home
Omaha Neb Sept 14 A 4 1 Mrs Colina Tf Stephens a member of the class graduated from the normal department of the university died at a private home for adolescents here Mrs Stephens was an active war worker
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Omaha
Neb
Colina Tf. Stephens
Normel Department
La Follette Fight in New York and Wisconsin Prospects
In New York and Wisconsin, La Follette presses radical and progressive planks while drawing anti Coolidge lines. Backed by outsiders and radicals, he faces Catholic opponents and a Klansman candidate, with Republicans split over insurgency and the party poised for a defining general election clash.
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la Follette
la Follette. Sr
Wisconsin
Ike
New York
W York
Wilcox
Young la Vollette
Ku Klux Klan
Gleveyman
Coolidge
Republican Organization
Ta Follette
Congress
Washington
la Fallette
la Pallette
Cconeright
Herald-Tribune
Vandervoort Boy Seeks Visit From Mother He Shot
Parkersburg Ta Septybf Special Warren Vandervoort the killer of Cadler asks his mother Mrs Vandervoort to visit him in the county jail at Allison and bring books. He says he has written her three times and recounts a letter received yesterday. Mrs Vandervoort was released from Waterlon hospital last week and is described as showing steady feminine strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Warren Vandervoore
Prohibition Test Seen With Doubtful Outcome
Washington DC September 14 AP the final outcome of prohibition in the United States remains in doubt as a report by the Federal Council of Churches outlines uncertain effects and warns against confident conclusions. It notes a generally favorable view of saloon closure but mixed data on youth drinking and public opinion.
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Washington,d.c
United States
Research and Education Department
Federal Council of Churches
Ain
Prohibition
Treasury Department
mem_bers
National Conference of Social Work
American escapes Bedouin bandits near Damascus
A dispatch from Haifa reports American administrator-general of Persian finances Arth ur C. Millspaugh was safe after escaping Bedouin outlaws 60 miles from Damascus. One person was killed and two injured when about 100 tribesmen ambushed a caravan. The travelers fled after a 20 mile running fight with the assailants.
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Fondan
Arthur C. Millspaugh
Damascus
The
Times
Haifa
Dras
Canvoy
Turbulent Frontiers Reported as Turkish Moves Spark Unrest
Telegraph briefs describe violent clashes in the northern region near Constantinople as Turkish forces mass on the frontier. Among noted figures, President Muse tapha Kemal backs modernizing the status of Turkish women while a Jewish settlement program in Tuvisi Geneval draws attention alongside large bribe-funded farm aid. Unverified rumors link Turks to 70 000 troops and a dispute with Great Britain over Mosul.
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Spanish Maroere
Constantinople
Musetapha Kemal
Giet
Mir Wifal
Philadelphia
Paces Julius Rosenwald
Chichgo
Felix McWarbure
Tuvisi
Mosul Ihsyue
Great Britain
Aviles
Hike
John Rheng
Aera Nte
Wellscite
Arey
Celebratyad bissianye-Hith Birtiedey
New York
Eta Barremere Ig Ty
Walter Tempden
Stekespedtean
Tadiiehians
M E Conference to Vote on Unification
Atlantic Ia September 14 AP Unification of the Methodist Episcopal Church north and south, admis sion of laymen to the annual conferences, and admission of women to the ministry are the three key questions facing the Des Moines conference when it opens. Bishop William F Anderson will preside. Conference appointments will be announced next Monday.
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Atlantic
Methodist Episcopal Church
North
Dew Moines
Methodist Episcopal
William F. Anderson
Six Die When Mail Train Strikes Auto
Shelby Mont September 14. A Great Northern wall trap crashed into a crossing auto killing five instantly and fatally injuring a sixth. Victims named Mr and Mrs Michael Hasquet Mrs C B McIntyre and two children Virginia 11 and Jean 12 Airs B J Lynch fatally injured.
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Shelby
Mont
Michael Hasquet
C. B. McIntyre
Virginia
Jean
B. J. Lynch
Gunman Killed by Officers Identified as Clyde Coen
Sheriff J L English of Jackson county announced that two men killed last Thursday in a Medway state shootout near here were virtually identified as Clyde G Coen, the slayer of two officers at Colby Kansas and one officer at North Platte Nebraska.
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Alias
Okla
J. L. English
Jackson County
Rabbi Sluezky to Lead Jewish New Year Services
Rabbi Abraham Sluezky, newly in charge of the Congregation of the Sons of Jacob, will preside over Rosh Hashanah observances starting Friday evening and ending Sunday afternoon at the Waterloo synagogue on Fifth Street West. Special music and prayers mark the solemn yet hopeful feast as the community reflects on deeds and repentance. Rabbi Sluezky, coming from Boston with his wife and four children, will lead ceremonies at 411 Eleventh Street West after years of urban service and study in Russia and the United States.
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Abraham Sluezky
Congregation of the Sons of Jacob
Synagos
Fifth Street West
Boston
Rabbi Sluezky
Waterloo
Eleventh Street West
Russia
Mintsh
Learer
Chicago
Waterloo youths confess guilt in nine robberies
Waterloo youths admit involvement in nine robberies after partial confessions. They described taking Berkin's car and planning to flee via Falls avenue, then abandoning the car for a bicycle to mislead bloodhounds. County Attorney W A Cook expected to arraign them on grand larceny and concealed weapons charges.
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Berktg
Falls Avenue
Berkin
Gary Moter
W. A. Cook
Grand Forestry
Nominations Open For East High Class Officers
Primaries are under way at East High to nominate officers for the various class groups. Nominating ballots will yield Wednesday's announcements with elections set for Thursday. The process mirrors general elections to increase class representation and teach students election procedures. Clayton Thamilton, instructor at Columbia University, will speak to East High students on the significance of planned class leadership and organizational steps.
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East High
Clayton Thamilton
SwvabOrdy
Columbia University
East Wich
Mystery name whispered on deathbed in KKK case
Vinton Iowa Sept 14 AP The revelation that Myrtle Cook slain leader of the Ku Klux Klan's Benton county chapter whispered the name of a local youth on her deathbed before dying by an assassin's bullet shocks the case. State agents checked clues as officials seek whether the name points to the killer. The coroner's inquest and jurors were recessed to await further testimony and the investigation into the mobile for killing.
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Vinton
APJ
Myrtle Cook
W. G
Ku Klux Klan
Benton County
Winton
Ars. S. W. Cook
Prohibition
Cook
James E. Risden
State Bureau of Investigation
WOTK
Des Moines
Spurs Action
George W. Atkins
M. Stoner
T.L. Kendall
John B. Hammond
Hammill
S Cook
C.L. Machin
Hunger victim continues on way after police feed
Raymond Wanthier of Pittsburgh pa fainted from hunger in front of the Leavitt and Johnson building after days with only a cup of coffee. Police fed him and he rested before resuming his journey on freights toward St Paul. He said he is a World War I veteran who was gassed overseas.
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Raymond Wanthier
Pittsburgh
Leavitt & Johnson
Wanthier
St. Paul
M Wanthier
Graham buys Easley residence at 2318 Fourth Street West
W A B Graham, treasurer of Janes Black Dry Goods, purchased the J U H Easley residence at 2318 Fourth Street West with possession to be given November 1 and price of 1 08. Easley, Mrs and daughter will rent hotel apartments during winter while Graham’s family moves into the house. A. O W Caughlan, Westinghouse agent, will return to Waterloo to occupy his house at 2408 Fourth Street West, previously occupied by Graham’s family.
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W. A.B. Grahim
Tretourer
Janes Black Dry Goods Company
J. UH
Easley
Fourth Street West
Atr
Birs
California
Florida
A. Ow, Caughlan
Des Moines
Westinghouse Bdieeric Company
Waterloo
Graham
Rail Worker Dies of Accident at Rock Island Yard
Sucah M. Doss, 43, of Colfax Iowa died in a local hospital from injuries suffered last week when a rock Island motorcar cargo stee rod end struck tires and pierced his body. His wife and two children survive. Family Reunion at Cedar Falls draws 24 attendees from Charles City Cedar Falls Mason City and Waterloo with relatives from Cedar Falls Albert Lea and Mason City.
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Iowa City
Sucah
Dess
Colfax
Rock Island
Doss
Cedar Falls
Charles City
C. A. Sheers
Bert Jonkheer
John Seliger
W. M. Wardin
Harvey Knowles
Eugene Reed
Water- Lo
Arthur Martin
Mason City
Mark Seliger
Albert Lea
Minn
Farm profits cited to justify higher freight rates
Chicago witnesses testifying before Interstate Commerce Commission say farmers posted net farm earnings of 5.14 billion dollars for the year ending June 1925, with farm purchasing power above prewar levels. Moorehouse argues farmers can afford a 5 percent rail rate increase, noting wartime inflation as only other times profits exceeded current levels.
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Chicago
Nada
H. W. A Mnorehouse
American Farm Bureau Federation
Clyde Aitchison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroads
Moorehouse
Public Opinion Dominates Life Says Pastor Curran
Rev A B Curran of Grace Bible Church told Rotary at Hotel Russell Lamson that public opinion is the warp and woof of social and political life. He warned it can help or harm one’s life, urging opposition to unfitting matters and alignment with propriety and expediency. Herman C Miller discussed the American Legion Endowment Fund briefly.
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Curran
Grace al
Rotary
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Lfe
Herman C. Miller
American Legion Entowment Fund
Aged Man Who Cut Wrists with Razor Sunday to Recover
David Miller, 70, attempted suicide at his home on 807 Kingsley Avenue by slashing both wrists with a razor. He is expected to recover, physicians report, with despondency noted as the motive. Police were called and learned of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Kingsley Avenue
Miller
Youth Killed When He Falls From Train
New Hampton Iowa September 14 arrangements for Joseph Seely 13 funeral after he fell Saturday to his death from a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight train between the city and town. Track workers found the body several hours later and identification proved difficult due to severe mangling.
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New Hampton
UKSJ
Joseph Seely
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Fonin
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Woman's Relief Corps
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Marie
Perrerpendiye Teyssiey
Federal Council
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Waterloo Evening Courier
West Fourth St
U. G. Kramer
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