Morris Cotter 19 Diabetes Victim Pioneer Resident
Morris Cotter 19 diabetes victim and longtime Waterloo resident died at 5 a.m. at St. Francis hospital after neighbors found him critically ill at home with three dogs for company. Born May 1 1853 in Wisconsin he lived as a recluse in Grandview addition and refused to leave his shack. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Fred Hartong of Galesburg and Mrs Edward Salinda of St Paul and a brother Frank near Washburn. Funeral arrangements awaited yesterday.
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Obituary Notice and Marriage Licenses Fragment
The notice records a 2 p.m. service at the O Keeffe and Towne chapel with burial at Ralrview beside a wife buried 26 years earlier. It lists marriage licenses for Francis P McCarty Tam Geraldine Greens Waterloo Davis B Walker Vinton Alberta Ealy Belle Plaine Frank Pate Conrad Estella Meyers Conrad W A McGowan Cedar Falls Harriet M Bowdish Cedar Falls noting ages and places as readable.
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British seamen seek talks with Coolidge over immigration law
British seamen plan a voyage to the United States led by Havelock Wilson to press President Coolidge and Labor Secretary Davis to ease the new immigration statute. They accuse the law of restricting crew shifts and exposing sailors to heavy penalties for shore leave.
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Radio controlled car by Illinois students drives long distance
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Los Angeles to install double deck sightseeing buses
Six wheeled motor buses including double deck sightseeing units will be installed immediately by the Los Angeles Railway. No world wool production rise is foreseen as seven key wool producing countries report fewer sheep, keeping supply concerns.
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