Water loo leader A D Becker dies suddenly at church
Waterloo resident and former Iowa county recorder A D Becker died at 9 30 pm during the Fourth Quarterly Conference of First Methodist Episcopal Church. A Civil War veteran, Mason and G A R leader, he had served 20 years as recorder and remained active in church and veterans groups. He was 78. He is survived by his wife Anna, four children including Lotus Carl, Jessie, and Mary Gates, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were to follow.
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O'Kerfo and Towne Mortuary to Awh Burial
A telegram from Prof. Becker states he will arrive Saturday evening for the funeral. Funeral arrangements will be perfected later.
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National Lyceum Convention Secured For Waterloo
W L Atkinson reports from Chicago after the International Lyceum and Chautauqua association ranked officers include President W Stout of Indianapolis and others. Waterloo will host the convention next year marking the first time in seven years the event leaves Chicago and the first west of the Mississippi.
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Prima Donna Dies After Locomotive Hits Baggage Truck
Miss Juli Heinrich of Chicago, a singer touring for the Edison company, was killed at a Hammond depot when a baggage truck struck her head and a locomotive knocked a wheel from the track. She was the daughter of the renowned baritone Max Heinrich and had performed with the Metropolitan Opera company in New York.
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Mount Holyoke
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Britain Builds Larger Shipping Fleet in Second Quarter 1929
Lloyds Register reports 782 ships totaling 2 524 050 tons under construction in mid 1929 up 269 000 tons from March and 709 000 tons more than a year earlier. During the last quarter 181 ships of 514 240 tons were launched, versus 72 ships of 203 966 tons in early 1919. A quiet but steady advertising push appears in the Courier.
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