Iowa Insurance Men Renominate Vaughan as Head
The twenty first annual Iowa Association of Insurance Agents convention nears close with J D Vaughan of Waterloo reelected president and Cedar Falls chosen for 1925. Officers and executive committee nominees were named. discussions covered antirebate and anti discrimination bills, insurance advertising, fire prevention, and surety issues as 200 plus insurer delegates gathered for the banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Vaughan
Waterloo
Iowa Association of Insurance Agents
Cedar Falls
J. I. Petty
Des Motags
Joseph
U. L
Surety Association
Guy W. Andrews
Sioux City
Joe Insurance
Andrews
National Association
J. A. Giberson
Alton
National Association of Insurance Agents
Giberson
Doms Man Speaks
Des Moines
Frank Rogers
Ames
Barrett
Towa State Fire Prevention Association
Chambers of Commerce
Ray Titer
Ray Venter
R. R. Gilkey
Surety Association of America
Russell-Lamson
Oo. R. Vaughen
Ruth Elder Set for Paris Takeoff From Roosevelt Field
Ruth Elder, Lakeland resident, prepares at Roosevelt Field for a trans Atlantic flight in the plane American Girl with George Baldeman. The article notes her 1925 Birmingham marriage to Lyle Womack and mentions a German monoplanes test planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elder
Roosevelt Field
Paris
Germany
Anniston
Ala
Lakeland
George Baldeman
Birmingham
Lyle Womack
Fla
Mise Eiders Gster
James Glass
Former Orange Township Man Dies in Cherokee
Frank H. Morne of Albert City Ia son of Mr and Mrs Elias H Horne an early Orange township resident died after a short illness in Cherokee Surviving are his wife three daughters Mrs I Herring Charles City Mrs Wallace Peterson and Mrs Nels Nelson Albert City two sons Earl and Bert both of Alma Iowa and two sisters Mrs Sara Berry 620 Kimball avenue and Mrs Anna Smith Waterloo Funeral services will be held in Cherokee Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Morne
Albert City
Elias H.horne
Orange Township
Chero- Ia
Horne
I. ©. Herring
Charles City
Wallace Peterson
Nels Nelson
Earl
Bert
Almora
Jinn
Sara Berry
Kimball Avenue
Anna Smith
Waterloo
Cherokee Sunday
All-City Banquet Set For Sunday School Oct 13
Waterlo o Sunday School Supervisors' association met at the YMCA last night to plan an all city Sunday school banquet for Oct 13 at a designated place. Rev O M Yagey of First Evangelical Church announced the Black Hawk County Sunday School council favors periodic meetings with the city association and a prominent speaker will be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents' Association
O. M. Yagey
First Evangelical Church
Black Hawk County
Deunken Driving Fine Set At $100 In City Court
L. M. Clossen of 618 Commercial street was found guilty of driving while intoxicated in municipal court before Judge George J. Sager. He was fined $100 and costs and was later seen attempting to raise the cash to pay the penalty. Clossen’s arrest followed a collision with E. C. Ralph’s car at 714 Bluff street, by Detectives Hugh Crumrine Ralph Davis and Officer Walter Sipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Clogsen
Commercial Street
Hugh Crumrine
Ralph Davis
Walter Sipe
George J. Sager
Muicipal Court
Clossen
E. C. Ralph
Bluff Street
Injured Child In Wagon Collision In City
Cordie Moore an 8 year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Moore of 250 1 2 Douglas street, sustained minor injuries when a coaster wagon carrying her siblings was struck by a car driven by A D Guernsey of 187 1 2 Bridge street. The accident occurred late yesterday and the child was taken to Presbyterian hospital where she was treated and later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordie
May Moore
Henry Moore
Douglas Street
A. D. Guernsey
Bridge Street
Presbyterian Hospital
World flight ends as Pride of Detroit crew abandon Pacific dash
Edward F. Schlee and Walter Brock, pilots of Pride of Detroit, abandon their circle-the-world attempt after Tokio faces opposition and family pleas. They planned to fly from Tokio to San Francisco, having already logged over 12,000 miles in 19 days, but lack of fuel and local opposition forced a return by boat.
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Turkey
China
Burma
Siam
Japan
Kasaumigaura
Tokio
Aviaton
Pacific Ocean
Schlee
Pacific
Detroit
Brock
San Francisco
Tok's
Midway
Honolulu
Fiers
Relief From Hot Wave Tomorrow Says Weathermen
Des Moines reports relief from a week of extreme heat as a cool wave from South Dakota is forecast to arrive by tomorrow. Peak Des Moines temps reached 96 F with 77 F at night. Two heat deaths and a prostration were reported as the region braces for cooler, gradually returning September temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Des Moinés
Mercury
Joe Jackson
Chicago
Middlewest
Rocky Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Central States
Lake Michigan
St. Louis
Manitowoc
Wis
Goshen
Ind
Indianapolis
Government Weather Bureau
Dance figure in exile marries poet then ends in divorce
A famed dancer, exiled after World War I, joins the Bolshevik cause, attempts to found a Moscow school, marries Serge Yesenin in 1921, brings him to the United States, later divorces him, and faces gossip about an engagement to Robert W. Chanler deemed a prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Serge Yessenin
Mrs Allen Rush Dies in Minneapolis
Cedar Falls reports Mrs Allen Rush formerly of Janesville died yesterday at a daughter’s home in Minneapolis. Her body will be transported to Cedar Falls Friday for burial services in Janesville. Surviving daughters are Mrs O J Shaw of Cedar Falls, Mrs Lena Foote, and Mrs Ethel Chickering of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar, Falls
Allen Rush
Janesville
Minneapolis
Cedar
Falls
O. J. Shaw
Cedar Falls
Lena Foote
Ethel Chickering
Minn
Patrolman Wray Resigns from Force
Earl Wray, a police officer with four years on the force, submitted his resignation to Chief Charles Mohilis to take effect immediately. He has served the Ellis hotel beat on the third shift. Chief Mohilis announced Walter Sipe will be withdrawn from motorcycle duty and reassigned to Wray's beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wray
Charles Mohilis
Wray
Ellis Hotel
Mohilis
Walter Sipe
Isadora Duncan's life of art and tragedy across continents
Born in 1878 in San Francisco, Isadora Duncan rose to fame with interpretative dance and daring Greek themed works. She toured Europe, established a Paris temple of art, faced backlash over nude performances, and suffered tragedy when her two young children drowned after a car accident.
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California
Isadora Duncan
San Francisco
Charles Duncan
New York
Omar Khayyam
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Europe
Hurone
Paris
Greece
Raymond
United States
Neuilly
Beatrice
Patrick
Talk of infantile paralysis scare false says doctor
Waterloo health physician Dr J R Thompson said there are only three current cases and none since last Friday. Three others had contracted the disease, two of whom died. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs O Nelson was released from quarantine. The three current cases are Beverly Shaw, Betty Barksdale, and Russell Polyard. Several residents sought information about case counts while officials urged calm as physicians battle the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J R. Thompson
Temperatures Recorded For Week Ahead Weather Sketch
The report lists maximum temperatures expected on Wednesday and minimums for Wednesday night with times for Thursday measurements at 7 am 11 pm and 3 pm. Details appear incomplete and focus on forecasted temperature figures.
Mystery Woman On A Phone As Man Shoots Self
Elmer Lau of Davenport Iowa, owner of billiard parlors, attempted suicide in a Chicago hotel room while his wife talked to him on the long distance line. Lau survived. he cited business troubles and financial reverses. Investigators doubt his story about a financial crisis and suspect a love affair. the identity of the woman on the phone remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Elmer Lau
Davenport
Lau
Henrotin Hospital
Eastgate
Grand Avenue
Hilda
Fastgate
Lou
E. F. Bogan
Foliceman Gott
Tol
Ehmer Lau
Elmer
Mrs. Lau
Husband as Lawyer in Tulsa Divorce Suit
Mrs. Sarah Harriott Foreman hires her husband, Attorney Foreman, to represent her in a divorce petition filed yesterday. The petition alleges the husband is quarrelsome and cites other grounds for the breakup in Tulsa Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklah
Sarah Harriott Foreman
Foreman
Lau Linked to Large Baseball Pool in Iowa Case
The article notes Lau, a known operator of pool halls in towns along the Mississippi river and eastern Iowa, had run afoul of state authorities last spring through ties to a gigantic baseball pool. Evidence was presented to a Cedar Rapids grand jury last week, suggesting possible legal jeopardy weighing on him and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lau
Mississippi
Cedar Rapids
Higgins To Address Advertising Club
W. W. Higgins of Unique Cleaners will speak to Water-Joo Advertising Club at their noon luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson's Gold Room. The talk is titled Backing Up Our Advertising and the regular attendance prize will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unique Cleaners
Water- Joo
Russell Lamson
Mortuary notices for Mead Doty and Nichols infant
Mortuary notice states Mort Myron C. Mead age 77 died at his son’s home in Brainard Iowa after heart trouble. Survived by son G A Mead and daughter Mrs George Bateman. Burial arrangements at Petersen Bros. Also note the death of Mrs Ella R Doty in California whose body arrives tomorrow for burial at Fairview cemetery in Waterloo. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nichols Riverview died shortly after birth. service held at Hileman de Gindt chapel with burial at Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron C. Mead
Logan Avenue
Nanois
Brainard
Anna Allman
Elgin
George Bateman
St. Paul
Minn
Petersen Bros
Ella R. Doty
California
Great Western Railway
Fairview Cemetery
Waterloo
John Nichols
Riverview
Hileman Dé Gindt
Elmwood
Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas
Automobile engineers claim a new device lets cars reach 59 miles per gallon. Test by an engineer shows high efficiency plus quicker pickup and smoother operation. E Oliver of Milwaukee offers a free device and a sales opportunity, inviting readers to write for a free sample and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Oliver
East Third St
Milwaukee
Wisc
Orange Farmers Vote to Resist Pheasant Shoot
Residents in Orange mobilize against a planned pheasant shoot urging collective resistance. The message warns men, fathers, and youths to hide and endure the season’s threefold challenges, reflecting local tensions over agricultural hunting practices.
Bank to Police Burglar Alarms Considered
Waterloo Clearing House members in session with McClintock Burglar Alarm Co discuss a system linking bank alarms directly to police. The proposed setup would send instant robbery alerts via a drop system from the police station cabinet, potentially cutting response time and eliminating some flight minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Clearing House Association
McClintock Burglar Alarm Company
Minneapolis
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Dr Hanson Reports for Duty as Pastor of Lawn City Group
Dr Hanson formerly on the faculty of Des Moines University has assumed duties as pastor of the serenely organized Community church. Interdenominational services will be held twice monthly in the Teachers College chapel under a shared rental scheme. Attendance is open to all, without required affiliation. Alternate Sundays feature preaching by clergy from the interdenominational Committee of 17 coordinating college chapel services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Epcoint Service
Cedar” Falls
How
Land ‘Hansen
Des Moines. University
Ete. Alpen
Teachers College
Interdenominational Committee of 17
Building Permits Listed for Elevators and Heating Plants
Standard Glass and Paint Co secures an elevator permit for 113 117 Second East. Golda Vittum applies for a heating plant at 1017 South. Eugene Bell seeks a heating plant at 446 Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Glass & Paint Co
Eugene
Bell
Florence
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