Fowler Warren firm to sell Chrysler cars in Iowa region
The Fowler Warren firm will open in Waterloo as distributor for Chrysler and Plymouth autos across 13 Iowa counties and surrounding areas. A temporary office is set at 413 Lafayette building with phone 1870, led by Frank Fowler Jr. and Ned Warren. The operation aims to employ 12 to 13 locally. Prices range from 685 to 3500. Chrysler’s rise is noted as a pinnacle of automotive design since its 1920s start, praise for Walter P. Chrysler’s vision.
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Fowler-Warren Company
Waterloo
Chrysler
Plymouth
Iowa
Aree
Lafayette
Frank Fowler, Jr
2Bhe Fowler, Company
Ned
Warren
Schuneman Company
Fowler
Black Hawk
Butler
Walter P. Chrysler
Rev Marion Flint Called to Tacoma with Burton Stay
Rev Marion Flint, pastor of Burton Avenue Baptist Church, has received a call from Bethesda Baptist Church in Tacoma Washington. He has not decided whether to accept and has not resigned his Burton pastorate. Flint has led Burton Avenue for about a year and a half, during which the church grew and the plant was remodeled to widen its usefulness.
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Marion Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Bethesda Baptist Church
Tacoma
Wash
Flint
Burton Avenue Church
Landing Has Little Pity On Traitors
Managua Sept. 17. Details of the killing of General Jose Santos Sequiera a leading rebel general have reached the U S S mar ine headquarters. Sequiera suspected of dealing with the marines was condemned to death but Sandino postponed execution for fear of arousing his friends. He escaped custody, Sandino ordered him shot at sight, a detachment pursued found and killed him.
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Managua
Wicaragua
Jose Santos Sequiera
U. S.S
Sequiera
Sandino
Soviet Plans to Grant More Farm Land to Jews
Moscow reports the Soviet government approved an additional 200000 acres in Crimea for Jewish agricultural colonization. Crimean authorities were instructed to assess land availability and report, with possible expansion to other regions if Crimea proves unsuitable.
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Moscow
Crimea
Crimean
Central
War pipe travels with soldiers across battles
Clarence W. LaGrave carved his name and unit on a French briere pipe during World War I while serving with the One Hundred Twenty-Ninth Infantry in the AEF. He carried it through fights and furloughs, then gave it to his father in Minneapolis. The pipe was later lost on a Pennsylvania train and recovered by a porter, and the tale ends with the father’s claim he would not part with the pipe.
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Clarence
Gal) W. LaGrave
Paris
Tewenty-Ninth Infantry
C. W. LaGrave
Aisne
Brest
Goronflos
Saul
Albert
Donneve
Waterloo
Asquith
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
LaGrave
Minneapolis
Battie
Arc de Triomphe Criticized for Honoring Traitors
Paris Midi reports objection to the Arc de Triomphe listing 664 generals and admirals and 169 victories while including traitors such as Marshal Bernadotte and Marmont. The piece argues these figures do not deserve honor for actions against France.
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Paris
Paris Midi
Arc de Triomphe
France
Marshal Bernadotte
Germany
Marshall Marmont
Essonnes
Twenty five newcomers registered in Waterloo area
The Waterloo Retail Merchants association reports twenty five new city residents this week with three families moving out. Newcomers include K Paulsen at 1103 Bluff P J Jones at 119 Maple J E Burns at 62845 Byron J Fuchs at 320 Brockwell Arms apartments Louis Imrich at 421 Mullan east and others across various streets and apartments.
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Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
K. Paulsen
Bluff
P. J. Jones
Maple
J. E. Burns
Byron
J. Fuchs
Brockwell Arms
Louis Imrich
Mullan
R. D. Jeffries
Western
P. A. Banks
Fowler
J. R. Mullan
Mullan East
Gale Riser
River
George Howard
Concrete
Anna Bentrude
Moir
Lucile Rees
Millan East
O. E H. Mason
Brockwell Arms Apartments
H. H. Pries
Albany
Jamies Peck
Mulberry
C. W. Blash
Kingsley
F. J. McArthur
Greenwood
Laura, Ellis
Commercial
Jessie Albe
Lafayette
E. G. Knief
Logan
R. R. Reese
Washington
Jeck Rodden
Hawthorne
George Potiris
George Herplink
Mullan West
William McNamers
Rhey
South China pledges to guard foreigners
Santon Sept 17 The provincial bureau of education has officially notified all foreign mission schools in Kwangtung that the government will take special measures to protect lives and property of all foreigners. The move is welcomed by American and British missionaries, particularly those in county districts, seeking possible aid from foreign warships. Missionaries have spent years busy with packing and unpacking trunks while pursuing converts.
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Santon
Provincial Bureau of Education
Kwangtung
Giant three motor plane draws crowds to La Porte field
A giant three motored monoplanes visiting Waterloo and Cedar Falls attracted thousands to a temporary air field on Murphy farm and Grant highway. Rapid Air Lines from Rapid City brought the big craft making 12 passenger trips, flying from Huron to Waterloo in three hours aided by a tail wind. The ship will go to Detroit for checks and then south for winter, including New Orleans during Mardi Gras.
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Deal
Murphy Farm
la Porte
Rapid Air Lines
Rapid City
S. D
Waterloo
Grant Highway
Atuto Mobiles
Cedar Falls
Huron
A. W. Spence
Clyde Ice
J. C. Welling
Charles Darrah
Charles City
Walt
Frank Miller
Detroit
Tick
New Orleans
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Fowler-Warren
Plymouths
Burton
Landing
Florsheim
Neir Automotive Company
Filnt
Pilnt
Ned E. Warren
Cal
Glarence
Doug
South China
Laterman's
Thos
Sinca
Vernon McPhasen
Chapman
Wangler Brog
C. J. Miller
U.S
Holy Land
Cairo
Mont‘real
Quebec
Orient
Vancouver
Victoria
Yokohama
China
Manila
Ebworthy Steamship
E. Jackson
Rule Nee S Rive
Green River Coal
Green River
Mogg
Crystal Ice & Fuel CO
Cedar Lumber Co
Main St
Cedar Falla
Parkersburg Lowber Co
Parkersburg
Sterling
Just
Eiveryone
Turitan
Shipley's Pride
Fereale
Royal Sateens
Florentine
Zephyr Charmeuse
Juliet Charmeuse
Everglow
Batts
Bo Peep Batts
Wen
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