Navy budget clash looms as Wilbur backs ship repairs
Washington cabinet grapples with naval budget cuts after a White House policy session. Wilbur rushes from San Diego to join talks on maintaining fleet strength, reconciling cuts with Washington treaty limits and push for a 25 million to 6 million increase in naval funds. Britain’s stance on gun elevation stirs diplomacy ahead of a possible new conference.
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Washington, D. C
White House
de Pais
Washinton
D.C
Maine
United States Navy
Navy
Wilbur
Coolidge
Navy Department
Budget Bureau
Caolidze Fias
Thh
Wiles
Bur
Thal
San Deigo
Cal
Sesson
Naval
Naval Air Fleet
President Coolidge
Mio
Washington
Great Britain
General Board of the Navy
Japan
United St
Dairy Cattle Congress Show Includes Diverse Herds
From northeastern Iowa, about 200 cattle sized from a teakettle to a barrel will appear at the Dairy Cattle Congress. The exhibit aims to spotlight the filthy conditions some makers use to produce liquor, with a push to banish such practices and end the deadly concoctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Mortgage Foreclosure Asked By Grant Miller
Grant Miller owner of a celebrated Orange township farm seeks foreclosure of mortgage today for default on three promissory notes. Judgment for 43 771 50 is sought. Peter T Trainor is listed as record owner and title holder. Other defendants include Mrs Gaston and William Simonsen.
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Grant Miller
Orange Township
W. W. Gaston
Peliton
Peter T. Trainors
Gaston
Willam Simonsen
City in Brief A scattered update from Waterloo notes travel, visits, and local movements
Mrs. W. L. Orr spent Sunday visiting relatives in Des Moines. John B. Muldoon left for Glendive Montana on business. Lea O’Poole departed for extended stay with relatives. Campbell and Wilifaur Hyerly and Mild Cedar Rapids residents are mentioned with Claude Tice. A deputy clerk returned from a weeklong vacation at sea. Several Waterloo residents planned trips to St Louis and Mount Vernon for education and family reasons. News also covers farm crops in North Dakota, a forgery conviction in Marshalltown, and community visits to local churches and schools.
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Wlor
Law
Deg Moines
John B Muldoon
Glendive
Mont
Lea O'Poole
Allerta
Campbell Sand
Sea Redarive
Wilifaur Hyerly
Cedar Rapids
Claude Tice
Lie Walrus
Fiemie
Allie Son
St. Francis Hospital
Mari Cotter
Igkencoop
Puyshawl Comil
Yast
Rist
Cokt
Perry
United States Army
Honolulu
iTuwiiii
Chicago
James B. Perry
J. Www
Grout
Illinois
Regent Wellman
New York
Corinthia University
Miss Bath Wilann
EBC
Leland
Delaware County
Manchester
Marshalltown
C. R. Ferguson
Oelwein
H. Framer Smith
Philadelphia
Sore Fertuery
Karl F. Lemmer
Cedar Falls
Hank
Madison
S. D
Hi. P. Frier
Hutchinson
Minn
John Dumond
Sin Dexter
Afr
George C. Prissy
David
Watters
Omaha
G. E. Palmer
Litchtiel
Istructora
Kenneth Gobla
Town University
Own City
Medill School of Journalism
Evanston
John Alexander
Margaret Abbott
Misa Lotah “Taylor
Waterloo
Miss Santa Clark
Iss Anna Johnson
Lod Griner
Everett
Cedar Alls
la Porta City
G. A. Hart
Griner
Hart
Mina
Tharp
Hrad
la Porte City
Mia
Scout Bowers
Judd Page
Itera
al Page
Ann
Henry Mckirryher
Otto Schroiber
Iowa City
John Drews
Grapp
Biss Mala
Dysart
Leo Boyles
Boyles
Merle Boyles
Elks to Set Date for Opening Bids on Waterloo Home
At the Waterloo Elks lodge the date for opening bids on the new home at Park Avenue and Mulberry Street will be discussed at the regular meeting Wednesday evening. Architect Clinton B. Shockley will present completed plans and blueprints, with minor changes to be approved before sealed estimates are sought. Also on the agenda is plans for the parish charity concert.
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Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Lantern Parade Welcomes New Cedar Falls Students
Cedar Falls Sept 16 more than 2000 women students at the college joined the first Japanese lantern parade in the institution history. The march moved from 7 20 to 9 00 pm then gathered at athlete hill for a drug run of songs. Akob Proehmler commander of the local Grand APhix post attended the event.
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Orduar Falls
George MH. Twaddle
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Dehy Repor Or
Wentwourth Street
Ithe
Akcob Proehmler
Grand Aphix
Mayette
Menor
Cory Tilt Lawa Infantry
Cedar
Bochmier
Austin Leversee
George Phil- Pol
Hoehmder
Fayette
Union Church Services Complete for Season at La Porte City
Union evening service in the Presbyterian church drew a satisfactory attendance. Pastor Teo oRermnan presided and added to the program a choir vocal duet The Day Is Dying in the West by Dips. Lehman and Mrs Baliheim performed. Reverend G G Lusted of the church preached on The Christian Home.
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Union
la Porte City
Tt Presbyterian Church
Tew Ie oRermnan
Pinne Iby
Lehman
G. Baliheim
Rey
Hureh
Afr
Layla Vigter
Robert
Blattis McQuilkin
Wadena
George Banner
Sven Loveless
Aurelia, I
Churches End Allon Service Policy For Districts
Clarence Kline returns from Excelsior Springs seeking health relief without success. A motor party visits Devil's Backbone park with family gatherings and a picnic dinner. Pastor Sherman Attends Presbytery in Clarksville as moderator term ends. Various locals and visitors from Wadena, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids and La Porte City travel for visits, schooling, and social events.
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Devils Dackhous
Mra
Kiine
Waldrots
Wahay
Air
Mra Peank Kline
Arthur Hilne
Marry Iino
P. Sl Kline
Junior Hi V Clubs Organized Tonight
Freshman and sophomore boys of East and West High schools will form Junior Hi Y clubs at a 6:36 p.m. dinner meeting. EK T Lay, boys' secretary, directs the event with officers to be elected. WHE will give a talk by 8 4 Codagan, general secretary. James Switzer of the West Hi Y club and LeRay Markham of the Hast Hi Y club will attend as guests.
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EK. T. Lay
Codagan
James Switzer
LeRay Markham
CAPT Clyde W
CAPT Clyde W Davis named commander of One Hundred Thirty third Regiment with units in Dubuque Cedar Rapids and other cities Col Matthew A Taley promoted to major general in command of Thirty fourth division Beach aboard U S flag ship Blackhawk discharged after two years service W ship launched two years ago floating hotel Astor House at Chefoo China expected arrival in San Francisco October 7
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Clyde W. Davie
Co. B
National Guard
Sr R. Bailey
Sheldon
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Webster City
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Lemars
Dewitt and
Wairfield
Matthew A. Taley
Charles
City
Town
Minnesota
Lloyd
N. Beach
A.D. Ross
Genar Beach
U. S.wal
Blackhawk
Wilson Sweitzer Store Auto Prize Contest Details
Wilson Sweitzer store offers an automobile as prize in their contest run by the Wilson and Sweitzer show glare. J L Sinclair is runner up with 51 650 votes. The leading five include First Baptist Church 52 885 votes First Congregational Church 51 360 Williams Eugene 51 040 Grace Methodist Episcopal Church 42 755. Contest closes October 4 at 10 p m.
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Wilson & Sweitzer
J. L. Sinclair
First Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
Eugene Williams
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ceontest
Accident claims life of Lew Steinbach in Charles City
Lew Steinbach, longtime resident of Charles City, died Saturday from internal injuries after a horse mishap on Friday. He was visiting his son Albert in Hettinger, North Dakota, the past month. Survived by his widow four sons and three daughters.
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Charles City
Lewis Steinbach
Steinbach
Albert
Hettenger
N. D
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General Board
Buchanan
Cor Optical Service
Jobo Wo Gwynne
Mu- Cum Crate
Gantone Wee World
Aurer- Lerton
Ae XN
Empany
Thurst
Renu
Dretiune
Ble
Oserta
Dhurst
Huth Wressle
St. Louis
St. Bonis
Sehood
Minervat Burton
Mount Vernon
Dors Ward
Minton
Waterlog
West Ish
Dean
Michael Boucher
Newell Street
Accurbie
William Nissen
Frank A. Roose
SCN
Fioneer Manuftactur Lospioy
Dell
Exabeth Masters
Vernon Street
Stading
Mausie Masters
Frederick MM. Nicholas
Cleusland
Howe
Pinehurst
Kingbard
Nicholas
H Fs
H.C. Rhodes
Iiler
Ithodes
Roycols
Hubert Sieuls
Fortsend
Nicoly
Waear
Elks
Joe Kutsary
Tonia
T. C
Orhinier Gaes
Bayete
Deep River
George Wallerian
Slaven Sonn
Holger Christensen
Peter Johnson
Fairfield Township
Granby County
Vernon Webald
Dike
H. N. Sillimanty Farm
Union Township
Iiys Yeurs
Board of Idle
N Jiow
Moudiy
Cedar, Vals Hotel Company
Wlurlias
Mitte
Luan Hauk
Comidtrine Wiest
Commercial
Hogan
Ward Newcomb
JimiCarmendy
Parry
P.O O
Pp. W. O
Sisterhood
W. A. Bennett
Stiles Mayfoote
Anthony Tere Witt
Claire Marshal
Anthony Berg
Edith Adams
Bowman
Blur St
Eohaw. Ve Studio
Bridge ST
Christoelk
Ives Hat Shop
Bridge Street
Clarence Kline
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Kline
Hey. i. Ki
Sherman
Clarksvile
Steoy
Presbyterian Church
Dentine
Clyde W. Davis
Charles Cty
Wilson-Sweitzer
AZ Keenay
Falan- Fleming Co
East
Vicinity
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