U S Bankers Aid Japan Recovery After Quake
International relief efforts and bank offers pour in as Japan rebuilds. American institutions led by presidents of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and National City Bank send loan proposals to Tokyo, while foreigners assist and authorities extend moratorium relief. Japanese officials praise foreign aid and fleet support as bonds stay stable and railways reopen in limited areas. Around 100 American earthquake survivors list names from Tokyo Yokohama Kobe and consular staff report daily updates to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International We
Kobe
Tokyo
Yokohama
Ministry of Home Affairs
Japan
Cla
Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
T. Hamamka
Osaka
Wol. Faratai
Bank of New York
Tokio
United States Asiatic Fleet
Becaucifst Oriental Hotel
Washington, D. C
State
Navy
Cabling
Earl HK. Qickever
United States
Ambassador Woods
Tokla
Reifsniders
McManigais
Burton Gibbons
Collekings
Smiths
W. Smith
Clair Simon
Blauveit
Waness
Jordan Stacks
Mitchell Abet
McCarthies
Bakers
Sweets
Acermans
Wever
Moore
Mendelsohns
Langesen
Drehier
Marnards
Sorells
Dedecker
Washington
Miss Abbott
S. Fishbrook
E. S. Berer
Burke
Bleauwell
W. L. Buchanan
Iam
Benjamin
FP. G. Abbots
A. K. Bennett
Katherine Crane
M. L. G John Conray J
Fropkirk
L. WH. Je
G. A. Jeccersy
Hugo Kayes
O. R Kresse
K. Khutts
Captain Martin
Liat
G. R. Lane
Ana
Lavilie
Math Laird
Tel Baker
H.R. Mills
Cra
Cra Dis and Dorothy Ills; R. T. Moore
B.S. Macintyre
Catherine McCraig
Capt
J. Martin
William A. McCall
W. L. Dunn
Kamen J. Perkins
Andrew Paterson
E. Reese, Jr
J. O. Richardson
P. Bpengler
George Seidsokolsky
E. I. Smith
A. Y. Satterweight
S. BE
Stady
W. R. Smith
CG. E. Smith
W. E. Smith
Alger Smith
P. P. Steimtorg
G. D. Sturgeon
J.T. Trandhagen
C. Taylor
West
Berber West
Virily Jack
Evelyn Webb
E. RB. Wright
George
J. M. Seller
J. P. Cawley
Martial law grips Spain as new premier takes power
Madrid reports Gen Estella appoints premier and declares martial law amid uprisings in Barcelona and other cities. Gen Rivera leads the military directory with officers Gens Cavallianti Farroa Hercenauer, while Italian envoy efforts and disarmament accompany political upheaval. Crimes and strikes unfold as police lose authority and fears of counter-revolution rise.
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Madrid
Estella
Raciay
Spain
Barcelona
Jilbou
Cen. Rivera
Iis
Ary
Rivera
Wardova
Munso Neoler
Senor de Priegos
Bilbon
Alba
Albucemus
Biarritz
Valencia
Garrigan
Waterloo Residents Aid Japanese Relief Effort
Waterloo citizens and business firms in the Waterloo chapter contributed nearly 2800 toward Japanese relief. The Salvation Army set kettles at four street corners to raise 100 for Waterloo, with each kettle averaging 25. The response was generous, aided by newspaper-driven appeals and direct community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Chanter
Jr. Hb. Crapper
Tettera
M Cropper
Salvation Army
Waterloo
Jessie M. Sohm
Traehter Virele
Governor hints legislature may meet in cells
Gov Walton signals possible assembly in confinement amid a political dispute. Muskogee Phoenix editor J K Bixby and ribune aides plan to pursue a federal injunction. E R Sampson defies resignation demand as exulted cyclops in Muskogee. Rumors spread of likely marital ban in Muskogee, Oklahoma City, and nearby areas.
Attorney Asks Writ to Curb Court Power in Prohibition Case
In Des Moines on September 15 attorney Theodore Mantz appeared for a town in seeking a writ of prohibition against Judge Hubert Utterback of the Polk County District Court. The aim is to halt alleged abuse of judicial power in the contempt trial of W H Joyner for alleged burglary information. The move is said to be the first of its kind in the Fourth in state history.
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Pes
Utterback
Navy inquiry to probe Point Honda destroyer wreck
San Diego officials report naval destroyers en route from San Francisco to San Diego crashed on rocks at Point Honda killing 23. A naval court of inquiry under Rear Admiral W W Pruitt will hear testimony from commanders and crews to establish responsibility with hearings likely stretching beyond this week. Secretary Denby ordered the proceedings to be public to dispel rumors and ensure full disclosure of facts.
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San Diego
Cal
San Francisco
Point Honda
Bratton
Instraight
Naval Court of Inquiry
Crawis
Nesehall
Craws
United Press
Washington, D. C
Denby
Naval Inquiry Board
Autoist conference to survey gasoline prices
The National Motorists' Association invited all automobile clubs nationwide to a Cleveland conference on Sept. 26 to 22 to plan a complete survey of the gasoline situation. The aim is to determine why motorists are charged 12 to 15 cents per gallon in one state and 22 to 24 cents in another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whashington
United States
National Motorists’ Association
Cleveland
1923 Dairy Show Entries Set New Records
Delegates and exhibitors arrive for the 1923 Dairy Show with record entries surpassing prior years. A western excursion to the World Dairy Congress departs from Washington D.C. via Kansas City, arriving in Ames and returning by weekend. A Pennward special will transport visitors to Washington after events. Notable participants include Dr. Werner Wyss, Romula Esco Bar, and J. A. McSeeters from Switzerland, Mexico, and Canada respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
World's Dairy Congress
Neaver
Kansas City
Fords A.m
State Caliere
Washington
Pacific Coast
Ames
Lews State College
Red Cross official oversees massive Japan aid purchases
Gordon Brown shown at his desk in Washington heads the purchasing transportation department of the American Red Cross. He has spent more than 100 million dollars for the Red Cross since assuming his post, funding all supplies now sent to stricken Japan.
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Gordon Brown
Washington
Transportation Department
The
American Red Cross
Stricken
Japan
Red Cross
Brother and Sister Separated in Youth Meet Marry Later
Rolla Missouri report states Mr and Mrs A R Kattler were granted a divorce after learning they were siblings. Both adopted young, they carried different foster family names, moved to Nebraska, then married as Bessie Hopkins before discovering their blood relation. Authorities say they separated at once.
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Rolla, Mo
A. R. Kattler
de ‘Longton
Nebraska
Katther
Hopkins
Bessie Hopkins
Kattler
Small Percentage of Teachers Keep Posts in Country
In Black Hawk county rural schools a small share of teachers remain in one room posts. Of 82 schools 62 districts face new teachers this autumn. Only 25 teachers started last year remain in their original positions. Many last year’s due to marriage college or moves.
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Black Hawk County
H. C. Moeller
Schpols
Moeller
Mr. Mociler
Stoen
Methodists Favor Permitting Women to Enter Ministry
Ames Iowa September 15 The licensing of women in the Methodist Episcopal church ministry was favored in an informal ballot at the Des Moines conference. The vote stood 94 to 23 in support. Bishop N C Stuntz chairs a committee evaluating the matter for a Springfield general conference next May. The conference also backed adding the hatechism to Sunday school materials and approved electing district superintendents rather than appointments. A proposal for bishops every eight years was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Methodist Episcopal Church
Des Moines
N. C. Stuntz
Omaha
General Conference
Springfield
Former Tama Girl Wins 2000 Prize for Greatest Book
Miss Margaret Wilson of Chicago won Harper Brothers 2000 dollar prize for best novel in book form. Her story Able McLaughlins depicts Iowa history and Scotch Tama county settlers. The book to be issued around Oct 4. Wilson related to Tama county figures and Cedar Heights residents. Also notes a separate Tokyo cable about Japanese naval safety confirmation.
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Margaret Wilson
Chicago
Harper Bros
Wagtan
Able McLaughlins
Iowa
Tama County
Miss Wilson
Tama Jim” Wilson
Agriculture
US. FW. Edwards
Cedar Heights
J. A. Carpentier
Waterloo
Waterloo to host District Dental Convention program on prevention
Waterloo district center will hold its annual meeting in the city on September 29 with headquarters at Hotel Husserl Lamson. Dr. C W Bruner announces a new program focusing on preventive dentistry including child welfare, nutrition, and school dentistry. Dr Philip R Thomas will speak on mouth health and systemic health at East High School. Public invited. sessions include papers, demonstrations, and a dinner business session. Officers: L F Kellogg president H A Boysen vice president C W Robertson secretary R C Hemsworth treasurer.
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Waterloo District Center Society
Tts
Thomas
Philip R. Thomas
Minneapolis
East High School
Lilian E. Tenney
Des Moines
R. W. Noland
Pinner
Thomason
Dubuque
Waterloo
Return of Summer Is Due Tomorrow
Waterloo readers can expect warmer weather tonight and tomorrow. The state weather bureau predicts about four more months of fine weather in Iowa before fall. Yesterday was cold and dull with a high near 61. last night was warmer with a low around 8. Today has been sunnier and more seasonable. Tomorrow’s forecast calls for warmer conditions and possible showers in the region.
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Waterloo
State Weather Bureau
Iowa
Relatives Remembered in Mrs Caffall Will Probate Today
Probate today records Mrs Caffall naming O Shutts and Arthur Shutts as heirs with Alice May Simpson Bertha Shutts Ada Corson Rodamar James Corson and Paul Corson among others. She leaves remaining property to brother R A Corson Tulare and sister Rosetta Corson Hurst Waterloo. Regina Bradford named administratrix of her husband William LeRoy Bradford estate, a railroad claim of 7000 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Evelyn
William LeRoy Bradford
Ilinois Central
Atates
Radical changes for keeping auto records in 1924
Changes in automobile license record keeping will be seen next year as county treasurer Ed Madigan and Motor Vehicle License head L L Orth report. A single sheet certificate and receipt with a perforated line replaces prior formats, paper type shifts to white, and a blank on the back allows entit transfer. About fifty booklets of sixty receipts each have been received to start the 1924 registration on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madigan
L. L. Orth
fFifty
Frances Shop Show Windows Are Larger After Remodel
Remodeling of the front of Wil hel's Frances shop at 115 Fourth Street east is complete and the store reopened with a new line of women's fall and winter apparel. The show windows extend further back into the display area, enabling a more comprehensive display of merchandise.
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Wilhel
Fourth Street
Judge Kenyon Flays Robbing of Indian Lands Case
The United States circuit court of appeals sustained the Oklahoma district court in a case against Walter T. Apple and others over Quapaw land. Judge Kenyon described a nationwide plunder of about 178000 dollars from Benjamin Quapaw, aided by a trusted ally Good Eagle and advisers at high salaries, before government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
United States District Court of Oklahoma
United States
Walter T. Apple
Benjamin Quapaw
Kenyon
Quapaw
Good Eagle
Edward E. Sapp
Jerusalem
Jericho
Grocery Clerk Shot in Parallel Case to Halfpap Murder
Fort Dodge Iowa Sept 15 Earl Seavers a 20 year old clerk in Drewens Grocery was shot in the head by a holdup man at closing time as he resisted a robbery and demanded the day's receipts Seavers was taken to a hospital and expected to recover The incident is described as parallel to the earlier Halfpap case at Fort Madison where William Olander was hanged for the robbery and murder Olander also failed to obtain money after resisting and was shot by the robber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Earl Seavers
Drewen
Seavers
William Olander
Fort Madison
Halfpap
Olander
Walfpap
Olander Seavers
Rechtfertig to Help Identify Bo Monkey Suspect
Sergi Mark Rechtfertig of the police department accompanies Sheriff Hansen of Shelby County to Muskegon Michigan to identify Willie Taylor alias Bo Monkey held for robbing a tail or shop in Harlan Iowa. Taylor’s home is Waterloo. Marriage notices list Everett J. Henry Irma Hartgrave Millard Harvey Corda Davis Floyd Kellogg Hazel Jackson John Sidere Vearle Thomas I M Pinkerton Georgia Mitchell Frederick Thorn Mary Evelyn Ray. W T U meeting set for Tuesday at Willard hall with election of delegates to state convention at Shenandoah. Kin C McGlade of west school attends Cedar Rapids meeting of executive committee of Iowa Teachers Association.
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Sergi
Mark Rechtfertig
Police Department
Sheriff Hansen
Shelby County
Muskegon
Mich
Willie Taylor
Bo Monkey
Harlan
Taylor
Waterloo
Facenses
Everett J. Henry
Irma Hartgrave
Millard E. Harvey
Corda
BE. Davis
Floyd Kellogg
Avoca
Wis
Hazel Jackson
John Sidere
Clarksville
Vearle Thomas
I. M. Pinkerton
Des Moines
Georgia Mitchell
Dubuque
Frederick
Thorn
Mary Evelyn Ray
Women's Christian
4Lerance Union
Willard Hall
Shenandoah
Frances Willard
Iglade
Cedar Rapids
Kin
C. McGlade
West School
The
Towatchers’ Association
Local Birth Announcements Chronicle August to September
A sequence of birth notices lists dozens of families with addresses and dates from Polk to Indiana. Names include Lange Workman Stewart Trammed Willarkh Huntington Schmitt Wallace Allison Brown Hetry Lindquist Letsch Magee Wyman Matnix Conery McKinley Stubbs Meister Meis ter and others. Children named include Mary Jane Irene Jane Nancy Dororthy Lorraine Lloyd Earl Richard Raymond Donald Rien Mabel Sestelle and Helen May.
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James W. Lange
Polk
Robert Carlton
Hugh Wicok
Smith
Hugh Mard
Frank Edward Workman
Forest
Mary Jane
Clyde Stewart
Irving
Millicent Janet H
Allis H. Trarned
South
Norma Jane
Peter Willarkh
Wagner
Madison
William Harrison
Robert Ean
Elmer Louis Huntington
Cottage Grove
Irene Jane
Oscar Schmitt
Detar
James Arnold
Siean
Wallace
Prospect
Nancy
Edward &. Allison
Broadway
Dorothy Lorraine
Ernest W. Brown
Newton
Eugene Ernest
George Hetry
Cedar Falls
Ralph Lindquist
West
Tlerschel Jingwis
Raymond V. Letsch
Cedar Palla
Richard Raymond
Fati D. Magee
Dunkerton
Aur
Lloyd Earl
Georges BE. Wyman
Fen Commercial
Ang
Helen May
Hursh urges Waterloo to boost tourist camp facilities
Charles C. Hursh of Northwestern Bell urges Waterloo to create a tourist camp fund to attract auto travelers. He notes tourists avoid camps unless modern conveniences exist, citing St. Paul as an example with showers, a kitchen, gas for cooking, and wood supplied. He suggests 5000 citizens donate to place Waterloo ahead in motorist comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Hursh
Northwestern Bell Tele
Waterloo
Mr. Hursh
Greater Waterloo Association
Hursh
St. Paul
Salinger Jailed in Chicago as Fugitive Bonds Posted
Chicago Sept 15 Ben I Salinger Jr a leading Midland Packing promoter was arrested as a fugitive and released on a 25000 bond. He had previously given bonds in Sioux Falls New Orleans and New York City while his brother claimed no jump of bonds beyond the original 10000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ben I. Salinger, Jr
Midland Packing Company
Sioux Falls
S. D
Salinger
New Orleans
New York City
L. H. Salinger
Tilden Wins Singles Tennis Championship Again
Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia Pa Sept 15 William Tilden won the United States lawn tennis singles championship by defeating William M Johnston San Francisco 6 4 6 1 6 4 This marks his fourth consecutive title and second straight final victory over Johnston in the year He controlled the match with consistent backcourt play sharp drives and steady footwork while Johnston fought to counter with his forehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
William Tilden
United States
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Johnston
Tilden
Kretz Cafe Sold to Oelwein Man
William Kahn of Oelwein becomes proprietor of Kretz cafe that has operated on Commercial street since 1920. The sale was finalized recently per Ernest P. Kretz. Kahn plans to maintain high standards and keep current staff, while the Kretz couple assist briefly before moving to Dubuque and then Fresno County California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kahn
Oelwein
Kretz Cafe
Ernest P. Kretz
Commercial Street
Kahn
Waterloo
Kretz
Dubuque
Fresno County
Cal
Krelz
Chicago Great Western
Omaha
Rath Packing Co to Add Large Hog Killing Building
The Rath Packing Company received a building permit for a 50000 dollar hog killing and by products building and reconstruction work awarded to Charles Werner is underway. This unit expands a two year old program to boost capacity. Other permits issued include EB Ray garage for 500 dollars Clements garage for 100 dollars and M EB Waskins garage for 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing Company
Charles Werner
Acking Company
Ray
Randolph
C. W. Clements
Forest
M. EB. Waskins
Wowler
Religious Services Relocated Opposite S C Shops
Rev Axe Sammons announced a special meeting moves from the large Seventh Street tent to 921 Fourth Street East opposite Miiggins Central Shops. Assisted by Rev Fab Mills, gatherings begin daily at 7:30 AM.
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Axe. Sammons
Mulberry
Franklin Streets
Fourth Street
Opposita Miiigis Central
Sammons
Fab. Mills
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U.S
New York
Paulus
Wih
C. J. Paulus
Lucile Athertor
Wisconsta
Minnesota
Hoy Atherton
DeSota
Cornell
Alda Lamb
Vera Steas
Mongfar
Dr Charles
Steinmets
Charles P. Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Yu
Mohat Valley
Wierd
Estrella
W. V. Sibert
Jonah Oo Ks
Wel . Siberi
South Street
Uic
Wallum Avenue
Prain
Sibert
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Salvation Army Works
Frank J. Fowler
Liberty Cadas
Heights Christian
Cheomhey
Mullan Avenue
Gov. Walton
Point Hondo
Naval Court
W. W. Pruitt
Leslie Bratton
Red Coss
Methodists
Tama
Navy Department
Danto Nagani
City
C. W. Bruner
Dubuque District
Mrs. Caffall
Will
Frances Shop
Colorado
Rechtfertig
Oelwein Man
Rath Packing CO
S. C
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