Two-State Tornado Toll Tops Fourteen in Nebraska and South Dakota
A double tornado strike in Nebraska and South Dakota killed fourteen people and injured about 130, with losses exceeding one million dollars. Towns Davis and Walsh in South Dakota and several Nebraska communities suffered severe damage as relief efforts mobilized from Yankton to Sioux City.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
South Dakota
Sioux City
Bancroft
Wallhill
Winnebago
Homex
Dakota City
Ittte Town
Ireton
Pender
Here
Sioux
Yankton County
Wathill
Ear
Hom
Yankton
Dea
Davis
Missouri
D. ‘Kunsize
Winnhebago
Jantifed Man
James
Foley
Oscar’ Haugen
Ildréed Sylllason
de Bramer
Pavis City
Tear
New Hampshire
Westridge
No H
U.R
Tylonic
Wesley
J. A.hauptman
Sit
Hoover to Speak in East Smith Invade West
Hoover plans speeches in the East while Smith campaigns in the West as the Republican camp girds for a hard fight to carry key states like New York and Massachusetts amid uncertain cross- regional support.
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Hoover
Smith
Weather Brief Missing Clear Data
Incomplete OCR text provides scattered numbers 78M 102 118 but lacks coherent dates, locations, or conditions. Unable to extract a reliable forecast or identify source.
Powers Agree On Evacuation Plan
Geneva reports allied powers reach a basis for Germany's demand to evacuate the Rhineland. England France Belgium Italy and Japan will meet with German Chancellor Hermann Mueller on Sunday to formulate concrete proposals as a starting point for talks. The United States will be asked to take a prominent part in the settlement.
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Geneva
Germany
Rhine-land
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Hermann Mueller
United States
United Press
Bamboo to become future source of print paper
Indian paper technologist Bhargava predicts bamboo forests will become a major low cost source for U.S. newspapers as machinery advances reduce production costs. Bamboo grows quickly and thrives without cultivation, prompting India to invite investors to build mills. Also notes farewell for Mrs. Erbe and a New York expedition dredging the ocean for Atlantis.
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New Orleans
India
Mahesh P.bhargava
Forest Research Institute
Dehra Dun
Bhargava
Allahabad’ University of India
College of ‘Technology
Manchester
England
Bhar J Bava
New York
Tenion
Avorea
Atlantis
Murtagh Rites Planned Next Monday at Sacred Heart
Funeral services for James C. Murtagh longtime Black Hawk County bar member and Elks leader will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart church with burial in Elmwood cemetery. The Waterloo lodge of the Elks and Knights of Columbus will conduct services. messages of sympathy pour in from state and national figures. Also noted: bail release for W. Schermerhorn and Lottie Hale on adultery charges, a deserter captured at Cedar Falls, and marriage licenses for Arthur Lee Tharpe and Myrtle Bell.
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James C. Murtagh
Black Hawk County
Elks Lodge
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
Elmwood Cemetery
Marjorie Hays
San Francisco
Cal
Waterloo Lodge
B. P. O. Biks
Burr CL Towne
Waterson
Knights of Columbius
Fourth
Jeffery G. Sullivan
Ellis’ Chitt
Waterloo
James
Murtagh
Lthe Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Charles RR. Jones
Keokuk
Ellis
Wired
Jimmie
Davies
Edward P. Davies
Santa Fe
N. M
Shell Rock
Walter
French
Los Angeles
Robert Henry
Fort Dodge
R. J. O'Brien
Independence
James 1
Cooley
Dorothy
Kansas City
James Ward
Towa City
Charles =. Witt
Chicago
W. A. Publisky
George H. Woodson
Des Moines
LeRoy Nichols
Clinton
Around-the-world flight begins from London in Safari HL
The Vicomtesse de Sident and Miss Violette Selfridge depart Stag Lane airdrome London in a Mothlight Safari HL on an around-the-world flight. The Vicomtesse wears khaki drill trousers silk shirt and leather coat. First stop is Paris.
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London
U.ps
Vicomte. de
Sident
Vicomtesse
Violette Selfridge
Stag Lane Airdrome
Paris
State funds sought to fight social diseases in schools
Des Moines article reports Dr. Henry Albert Iowa state health commissioner urging the next legislature to provide funds for a state health department campaign against social diseases. The plea accompanies the department's budget requests for the coming biennium and targets campaigns aimed at the source of the epidemic in schools.
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Des Moines
Henry Albert
State Commissioner of Health
State Department of Health
E. L.hogue
Gridiron Club Speakers After Luncheon
Ben G. Howrey and Lisle Lee spoke at the Gridiron club this afternoon following the weekly Black's tearoom luncheon.
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Ben G. Howrey
Lisle Lee
Black
Smith Confident Fences Will Stand Trip
Gov. Smith expects his lieutenants to protect party gains at home during his two week west trip before the Rochester nominating convention. He urges full organization, voter registration, and solid party control as he heads to Rochester for the state convention.
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Smith
Sy D. Barold Oliver
Associated Press Brom
Albany
West
Rochester
New York
Aloe
Feld
Jack Brinkman to Return Home After Illness
Jack Brinkman the 14 year old son of Dr and Mrs J E Brinkman has recovered from mastoid surgery in Denver and will return to Waterloo tomorrow at 10 35 am accompanied by his mother and Dr F W Powers of Hillcrest apartments. They will arrive over the Chicago Great Western. Dr Powers will meet them at Omaha. The boy first fell ill in Laramie Wyoming during a western motor trip and later developed pneumonia after surgery.
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Jack Brinkman
J. E. Brinkman
Denver
Cola
Waterloo
F. W. Powers
Hillcrest
Chicago Great Western
Powers
Omaha
Brinkman
Jack
Laramie
Wyo
Funeral services for Ralph E Fowler
Funeral services for Ralph Edward Fowler six month old son of Mr Mrs Gerald J Fowler of 1106 Franklin Street will be held Sunday at 230 p m at the O Keeffe Towne chapel with Rev O M Yaggy pastor of First Evangelical church officiating Burial will be in Fairview The child died at 45 am today in a local hospital
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Ralph E., Fowler
Ralph Edward Fowler
Gerald J. Fowler
Franklin Street
O'Keefe É Towne
O. M. Yaggy
First Evangelical Church
Fairview
Guensier Named I. C. Chief Clerk at Dubuque
Roy L. Guensier, longtime chief clerk to the Illinois Central Railroad superintendent in the Minnesota division, is appointed chief clerk in the Dubuque office of Western Lines under General Superintendent W Becht Williams. He succeeds Taylor Hodge, who becomes trainmaster over three Indiana division districts with an office in Palestine. Guensier, who joined the Illinois Central in 1909, has served at Freeport Waterloo and Dubuque and will move his family to the area.
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Roy L. Guensier
Minnesota
Ilinois Central Railroad
Dubuque
Williams
Western Lines
Guensler
Hodge
Taylor
Indiana
Palestine
Twinois Central
Freeport
Waterloo
Guenaler
Trail Capone To Capture Slayers
Detectives from two crews searched Benton Harbor Michigan and Milwaukee for Lombardo slayers tied to the Capone gang. A gun linked to the case was traced to a Milwaukee burglary, and a murdered unidentified man was found near Lake Michigan with a burned car two miles away. Sheriff Bryant reported Capone and three gunmen were seen at a roadside inn near Benton Harbor.
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Chicago
INS
Benton Harbor
Mich
Milwaukee
Tony Lombardo
Scarface al” Capone
Lombardo
Lake Michigan
Fred Bryant
Berrien County
John Stege
Capone
Stege
Michigan
Caponemaen
Chamberlain Works Add New Building
Building activity starts on a one story brick expansion to Chamberlain Machine Works at 2500 Fourth Street East with a $1,500 cost under contract held by Peter C. Johnson. Additional permits issued include a residence at 400 Hartman for Bryan & McMurray, $2,500. a dwelling and garage at 1019 Evergreen for R. Letsch, $2,800 and $100. a garage at 1612 Fourth Street East for Lois Kannengelser. a furnace at 1323 Leavitt for C. Waghet. and a furnace at 217 Falls Avenue for Mrs. C. Jenness.
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Chamberlain Machine Works
Fourth Street
Peter
Johnson
D. B. Toenjes
Bryan & McMurray
Campbell
Hartman
I R
Lois Kannengelser
C. E. Waghet
Leavitt
C. Jenness
Falls Avenue
Stepmother Charged in Child Burn Case
Cedar Rapids authorities sought a warrant for the arrest of Mrs Nellie Reasland after humane society officers alleged she burned the fingers of her four year old stepdaughter Catharine Reasland with a lit match. Investigators filed a charge of intent to maim.
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Cedar Rapids
Humane Society
Nellie Reasland
Defeated Candidate to Run as Independent in Jackson County
Theodore Martin of Green Island announces he will run as an independent in the state representative race for Jackson county. He lost the Republican primary in June to J. L. McHinley of Maquoketa. Democratic nominee is Mrs. Carolyn Pendray of Maquoketa. Also notes a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Adeline Gifford Marsh for 30 friends from Jesup at Black's tea room.
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Maquoketa
Jackson County
Theodore Martin
Green Island
Martin
J. L. McHinley
Carolyn Pendray
Adeline Gifford Marsh
Jesup
L Ofelock
Black's Tearoom
Arthur Sohner Elected President of Waterloo Community Chest
Arthur A. Sohner, 1003 Logan Avenue, was elected president of the Waterloo Community Chest after F. M. Collard Jr. resigned due to business. Bohner has served on the executive committee for a year. The annual drive to raise funds for six welfare groups is planned for November 19 to 24.
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Arthur A. Sohner
Logan Avenue
Waterloo Community Chest Organization
Bohner
Travelers Insurance Company
Lohner
F. M. Collard, Jr
Canopus Club Postpones Annual Banquet in Respect
In Black's tearoom the Canopus club board postponed its annual banquet and family party from Tuesday to Tuesday September 25 in memory of James Murtagh, an active member who enjoyed the program at the last meeting. E Butler, president, noted Murtagh's bedside request that the piece Beloved be played.
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Conopus
Murtagh
James
Canopus Club
Black's
Tusday
Visit Waterloo by weekend coach from Chicago Sept 16
Invitation advertises a $6 weekend excursion from Chicago to Waterloo with return on train No 12. Tickets valid on No 11 from Chicago Sept 15 or No 15 from Chicago early Sept 16. Departure Waterloo 12 40 A M Monday Sept 17 from Thainis Central.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Thinais Central
Billy Sunday Flaye' Smith in Radio Tall
Billy Sunday Flaye Smith and Deac Cratic oo his carpage manager were senouserd by Bill Sunday the medio address over subject as Dr Corkscrewn Bootleggers and Wh Politicians and asserted they have no pass at the White House. Mr and Mrs W A Coffin and Mr and Mrs Emil Jones 3107 LaIsyette street returned yesterday from a 10 day motor trip to Columa bus O and other eastern cities.
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Phere Ia
U.o Qor
KE. Smith
Bill Sunday
Corkscrewn
White House
Onio
W. A. Coffin
Emil Jones
la Isyette Street
Columabus
Lufthansa expands wireless air communication network in Germany
Berlin reports cooperation between wireless and air services is increasing. Lufthansa multi engine and many single motor planes are now equipped with radio sets, with emergency gear on superplanes. Enhanced coastal and air traffic links are supported by stations at Berlin Copenhagen and Munich. A Baltic wreck was located and towed via wireless call from a supervfy. A regular wireless telegram service for air passengers is planned, possibly followed by wireless telephone services.
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Berlin
Lufthansa
Moator
Herlin
Brain Test Practice From Early 20th Century Paper
A scanned item presents a temperature conversion exercise using the formula Fahrenheit equals Centigrade times nine fifths plus thirty three. It lists several conversions from 10 to 32 degrees Centigrade and asks readers to compute Fahrenheit equivalents.
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BUC QuyWe
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Reformatory For Men
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Walnut Street
Bart Erbe
Berkeley
Guy Merrill
Thimble Bee
Erbe
Finn
Ada Johnson
Dominck Finn
Sacred Heart
WL. Schermerhorn
Lottie Hale
Miss Hale
Harold Palmer
Cedar Falls
United States Army
Hugh Crumrine
Fort Des Moines
Arthur Lee Tharpe
Myrtle. Bell
Icomreser ‘de Smour
George Bredehart
Rose Nass
Waverly
Eva Brebner
J. H W. Schwanke
Bremer County
Guensier
Trail Capone
Slayers
Scarface
Chamberlain Works
Fannie May
the Submarine Sweet Shop
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Arthur Sohner
Frank M.collard, Jr
Billy Sunday Flaye’ Smith
Garry
Lufthanse
Ino
Asis
Francis H. Leccett&Co
27Th Street
Thadean River
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
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