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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1925

Page

1

Kidnapping of Barry Belford in Chicago Driveby

Chicago reports a dramatic car hijack near Hawthorne race track as Barry Belford, a wealthy gambler known for bookmaking ventures, is seized by five well-dressed youths while returning from a theater party with his wife. Mrs. Belford fled, losing jewels, and Belford is believed held for ransom with as much as $100,000 concealed on him. Police link the crime to Belford’s gambling and “lice/fee” ventures.

Chicago Barry Fibkery Slim Bolford Hawthorne Race Track

Garage Man Slays Driver Over Six Dollar Bill

Spencer Sept 22 A 34 year old garage owner Jack Sites is jailed on murder charges after he confronted Dan Dentling a 20 year old bakery truck driver at a garage over a $6 repair bill Dentling was attacked with two knives in the chest and died instantly witnesses said Sites refused to release the truck until the bill was paid and then fatally stabbed the man in the garage in what prosecutors call a fatal altercation over money.

Spencer Jack Sites Dan Dentling Denttling Peentins Ing Svéw Shenandoah Roland G. Meier Thomas B. Handy Charles EH. Bauch Mayer Lieut Bauch Lakehurst B. 1 UPI Naval Court of Ingui

West School Banks Begin Business Day This Year

West district schools observe bank day marking the first school year banking by students at West High and other grade buildings. Commercial department students handle deposits, later sent to a local bank, continuing a years long program to teach thrift.

NT Care Ee

Roy 10 Vanishes After Sunday Night Play

Des Moines police seek Roy Manford a 10 year old boy who disappeared after leaving home Sunday night to play with neighbor boys. His mother Mrs. T. M. Manford appealed to authorities as city detectives investigate the case.

Des Moines T. M. Manford Roy

Marguerite May Caward Dies After Illness at 25

Marguerite May Caward 25 died last night at her father I J Caward's home after a lingering illness. Born March 39 1497 in Milwaukee, she lived there until 1812. A graduate of West High School Iowa State Teachers College taught in Glenwood Sioux City and other Iowa towns. She was a member of West Presbyterian Church. Funeral arrangements set with Petersen Brothers chapel with Rev Moehinan officiating.

Marguerithe May Caward Marguerite May Caward I. J. Caward Third Street West Milwaukee Wis Miss Caward West Fligh Iowa State Teachers College

Man Held Here for Sioux City Badger Frame Denies Acquaintance

Sioux Falls youth Wille Nam G. Parent is jailed in Sioux City on a federal impersonation charge after an alleged badger game aimed at a Nebraska merchant. Federal agents say he obtained 2000 dollars from Charles Davis of Homer Neb with a female accomplice and tried for a second payoff. Parent claims to be a newspaper seller, not involved in crime, and says he is not a writer.

Sioux City Frame Wille Nam G. Parent Sioux Falls Pouday Parent Wlo H. F. Fry Speci Justice Sioux Chey Fred. Gilmore Dubuque United States Marshn Isken Charles Davis Homer Neb Davis Waterloo

Real Estate Boards in Convention Here

Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards met at Hotel Rue Sells Lamson to plan the annual convention in Sioux City likely in November. Over 20 boards discussed statewide activities. officers present included John J. Wazner Cedar Rapids president and other directors from Council Bluffs Iowa City Sioux City Davenport Dubuque Osceola Des Moines Waterloo and more.

Iowa Association Real Estate Boards Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards Hotel Rue Sells Lamson Sioux City Novemer John J. Wazner Cedar Rapids J. Smith Council Bluffs Lee .D. Koser Iowa City F.B. Buckwalter James Burgess Pusey McGee A. F. Peersburger Davenport D. F. Huntoon Dubuque FA. Bell Oakloosa J. G C. Ferguson Des Moines L. W. Miller George H. Sealy Waterloo

Judge Stevens Fills Arthur's Seat on Supreme Court

Des Moines early September session opens with Judge Truman S. Stevens replacing the late Judge Thomas Arthur on the first division of the laws supreme court until a successor is named. He will sit alongside Chief Justice F. P. Paville and Justices Evans and Albert. the second division, to convene next Tuesday, includes Faville Degraff Vermilion and others.

Judge Stevens Arthur Successor Des Moines Truman S. Stevens Thomas Arthur Laws Supreme Court Hammill Unief F. P. Paville W. D. Evans G. G. Albert Faville Stevens Lawrence Degraff C. W. Vermilion

Zoff Brothers Face Federal Arraignment in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 22 AP Garald and Rolando Zoff brothers were arrested in Waterloo July 18 on Dyer Act charges for transporting allegedly stolen automobiles into the state. They were to be arraigned in federal court this afternoon as Waterloo officials testified. The term of court opened with few cases to be considered. The grand jury would be empaneled this afternoon. In Kiwanis luncheon news Louis R McCarty of Lired Held Manufacturing spoke on the company history and Blan Minnis and Holger Christiansen provided music.

Cedar Rapids Garald Rolando Waterloo Wisder Naun George Sealt Kiwanis Louis R. McCarty Hi Company Kiwanis Club Russell-Lameon Blan Minnistensen Holger Christensen

Miss Wilson Resigns From Weag Hospital

Board meeting notes indicate Miss Wilson has resigned from Weag Hospital amid management changes. The interim administrator, Lou, confirmed a successor will be chosen. Hospital finances and administration reforms were discussed as the board seeks a smooth transition.

Min - Wiese Ott Jory Marsh Dt Puccessor Wilson Morrs Rapide Suner Ingttarion Miss Wilson

Hold Aviator Who Fell in River for Damages to Fish

Paris reports Germany seeks 3000 marks as compensation for damage to fish after French aviator Coste fell into the river near Pretburg during a flight. Coste has been held since Sept 3, the day of the accident which killed his companion Thierry. Germany also demands a 6000 mark fine for flying over German territory without permission.

Paris Germany Cieutonne Coste Pretburgfni-Ureisezau Baden Coste Stohart EB. Thierry

Navy Air Unit Proposals Split on Separate Service

Wilbur urges economy and standardization while pressing for three purpose planes, a naval air factory role, and fostered commercial aviation. He argues against a separate air corps, saying naval forces must operate over land and sea within a single air arm. The hearing seeks Commander Rodgers for testimony before September, with plans for Mitchell to testify in Washington.

Naval Aircraft Factory Wilbur Navy Maring Corps Naval Air Corps Marine Corps Rogers Washington, D. C John Rodgers San Francisco Hawaii Dwight Morrow Tof the ‘Y Wilbur Sir Rodgers Morrow St. Louis Mitchell San Antonio Tex William Mitchell Sadi Antono Washington Tio

Scottish Rite Club To Resume Monday Dinners

The Scottish Rite Elib or Tow Consistory No 2 plans a return to monthly dinners at Mack’s Café in Mesohite, with presiding officer Woehegtee arranging a speaker from prominent groups. The event follows a lag in monthly meetings and will feature a melon feast after business.

Mack Martin Lodge Ple Las Wight

Mount Vernon Conference Sets Union Debate and Lay Privileges

At Mount Vernon the Upper Iowa conference opens with 350 clergy and spouses and 200 lay members. Topics include unification of the northern and southern Methodist Episcopal churches and whether lay members gain voting rights at annual conferences. In a separate Lakehurst update, Shenandoah inquiry hears protest over using survivor statements. officers describe weather shifts and engine issues contributing to the disaster.

Mount Vernon APJ Upper Iowa Methodist A. i Ralph H. Collis Toledo Blaine E. Kirkpatrick Chienso Epworth League Methodist Episcopal North Ada Sims

Omakha's Gasoline War Cuts Prices to 12.9 Cents a Gallon

Omaha price war shifts up to 12.9 cents at Elrod & Powell stations while Michel Still and Standard Oil outlets price 13.9 and 14 cents including tax. The fifth day of Omaha’s gasoline war shows state tax at 2 cents and a range of 12.6 to 14 cents per gallon.

Omakha Omaha Neb Elrod & Powell H. Michel Michel Standard Oil Go Nebraska

24 Convicts Killed in Kielce Prison Escape Battle

In Kielce, Poland, 400 convicts reportedly seized rifles and attacked warders during an attempted escape, killing 24 convicts as Central News Warsaw reported from London on September.

London Kielce Central News Warsaw

Court to Probe Witness Tampering in Cedar Rapids

Judge Moffitt in district court ordered the grand jury to reconvene to investigate witness tampering by certain attorneys. County Attorney Barngrover claimed to have evidence that efforts were made to influence a witness in a state case and the judge vowed to uncover the truth.

Ceder Rapids Llap County Moffitt Barngrover

Police Seek Driver Who Killed Child in Sioux City

Sioux City police were hunting a motorist who struck and killed 9 year old Panuel Seaton on Saturday night. Several witnesses were ready to identify the driver, but the car’s number was not obtained and the motorist did not report to police.

Sioux City Pan Seaton

Slayer of Two Officers Breaks From Posse in Illinois

In Lacan Illinois on a day in September a killer who had barricaded himself after fatally shooting Sheriff Orville Litehield 34 and Chief of Police John Leonard 30 of Toluca eludes a pursuing posse. Authorities from Marshall County and others continue to comb the area for the suspect, described as dangerous and armed, with IW men aiding in the manhunt.

Lacan Ill Orville Litehield Marshall County Johnt Leonard Invasey Toluca Joseph Separaz Toda Darappa Uy Hashia Itn

Walter Hagen Falters in Defending Title as Pro Golfer

Chicago and Pasadena reports show Walter Hagen faltering in defending his pro golf title at Olympic Fields Country Club. He finished 3 down to Al Watrus after Nav 3 course play, with Watrus posting a 74 while Hagen tallied 77. Weather and visibility affected play as fans noted variable conditions.

Walter Hagen Chicago Walter Flagen Pasadena Via Olympic Fields Country AL Watrus Grand Rapids Watrus Conis Tagen

Gasoline Price Cut Again in Des Moines

Des Moines reports another two cent cut in gasoline prices by Standard Oil and affiliated firms effective today. City pump prices stand at 15 14 cents plus 1 cent state tax for service stations and 13 1 2 cents plus 2 cents tax for tank wagon service. This marks the third reduction in two months with no stated reason.

Des Moines Standard Oil

Auto Tears Man's Ear Nearly Off at Crossing

Dea Moimes, Sept. UPJ, struck by an automobile while crossing a street. Curtis Fairchild, 30, suffered a broken thumb and his ear was nearly torn off.

Dea Moimes UPJ Curtis Fairchild

Mrs Anna Refshauge Dies At Cedar Falls

The death of Mrs Anna Marie Refshauge follows a long illness with heart disease listed as the cause. A Cedar Falls resident for four decades, she was the widow of Chris Refshauge and survived by seven of her fourteen children, with funeral plans to be announced from Nebraska.

Anna Refshauge Cedar Falls Cedar Pais Semy Nebraska Ner Wlon. Toxtran Pelward Lond Jesse Andrew Gus Otte Medar Alte Gepper Petey Nwrara Seh Aml Arnall Poth Neh

Whisper in School Test Measures Pupils Listening

Chicago schools begin a test using whispered tones at 25 feet to measure listening. Of 7,538 pupils examined, 635 showed some deafness in varying degrees.

Chicago Wehoolme Ams

Roth Dismissed On Liquor Charge In Forfeiture Case

Charles Roth a farmer living five miles east of Raymond was arraigned in municipal court after a search yielded 26 gallons of homemade wine. The illegal possession charge was dismissed but the wine was forfeited to the state. No evidence of bootlegging.

Charles Roth Raymond Roth

Husband Alleges Cruelty To Family And Cattle In Divorce Filing

L. L. Siglin petitions for divorce from Mattie P. Siglin in district court alleging extreme temper and cruelty to him their children and the cattle on their Cedar Falls area farm. He seeks custody of the minor children and household goods and an injunction to keep the wife from occupying the premises during the divorce.

Allegieg L. L. Sigtin Petitons Mattie P. Siglin Sagredkia Cedar Falls

Indictment in Hance Slay Ties Anderson to Murder

George Dutch Anderson alias escaped federal prisoner has been indicted by the Delaware county grand jury for first degree murder in the slayings of Mr and Mrs Ben Hance near Muncie Indiana after an exhaustive investigation. A separate indictment charging first degree murder was returned against Charles Wolfe of Muncie, Andersons alleged companion, who has been held by authorities since the murders.

Muncie Ind INS George “Dutch” Anderson Neariagus Delaware County Grant Ben Hance Here Hance Charles Wolfe Anderson

Ames Man Dies After Self Inflicted Wounds

Créscun Ames Anderson a 36 year old retired farmer died today from wounds believed self inflicted with an old army musket last night. He was said to be in poor health. His widow and two sons survive him.

Créscun Ames Anderson

Harold Becker Fined Fifty For False Check

Harold Becker, arrested previously for false issuance of a check, was fined 50 dollars plus costs in municipal court today by Judge John W. Gwynne. He could face up to 15 days in jail if the fine remains unpaid.

Harold Becker Wis John W. Gwynne

Gas engineers discuss improvements in Waterloo Iowa

Inish, chief engineer of a Gas Company, and a 30 engineer for United Gas Improvement Company, both of Philadelphia, were in Waterloo yesterday considering improvements to Iowa Power & Light Co property. They will carry recommendations to the Philadelphia head office.

Inish United Gas Improvement Company Piladelpha Waterloo Cantal Iowa Power & Light Co Philadelphia Phildelphia

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