Princess Mafalda Weds Philip in Double Ceremony
Princess Mafalda of Savoy wed Prince Philip of Messe in two rites at Ravenna. The civil vows were by Premier Mussolini and a Catholic mass followed at Severne chapel with royal observers and foreign dignitaries present.
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Belgium
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Serbia
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Shenandoah Flight Disaster Reported at Sea and Onland
A naval court of inquiry investigates the Shenandoah crash at Lakehurst and the wreckage recovered from the Ohio fields. Witnesses and experts assess main girders failure and control car separation as the cause while plans shift to Washington for further hearings.
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Sidney Kraus
Germany
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Middle West
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Detroit
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Koepke and Venter Return from South Dakota Duck Trip
Ernest Koepke and RB Venter returned to Waterlon Evening after an eight day duck hunting trip with Witek Rab Warel. They reported teal and mallards shot for the taper parr and logged a 425 mile round trip in the shooting period. South Dakota waters were dry forcing marches to reach distant marshes as wardens fined several hunters for hunting violations.
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Waterlon Ree
WitekRab Warel
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Statler
Dunketu
Damage suit for alienation of wife's affections dismissed
A $25,000 alienation of affections suit filed by the husband against multiple defendants was dismissed yesterday. The action claimed the defendants caused the wife to abandon the marriage, but the court threw out the case for lack of evidence and proper legal basis.
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Aveit
Wagere
Tiarimah
Ani
Gilie Kaiser
Bate
Calking
Ulieford Johnson Pleads Guilty To Stealing Shoes
Ulieford Johnson pleaded guilty to theft of shoes from a store. The court ordered sentencing after the plea, with details of the case noted as part of the proceedings.
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Ulieford Johnson
Waterloo Boy 15 Admitted to Upper Iowa Conference
Mt Vernon Ia Sept 23 John DeLong former star athlete at Waterloo High now a student at Upper Iowa university Fayette won entrance examinations for admission into the Upper Iowa conference of the Methodist Episcopal church Three other applicants Edward Cg Antring Rockwell Lloyd Gustafson and Merton McKinley Also notes on conference examinations and Epworth league program and a long political economic column about France debt and wartime prices.
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John DeLong
Last High
Waterloo
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Upper Iowa
Methodist Episcopal
Delong
Beng
Edward CG
Antring
Rockwell
Nebraska University
Lloyd Gustafson
Mason City
Cornell College
Merton McKinley
Vernon
Cornell
W. GC. Keeler
Iowa
Ellis
Reward Offered for Capture of Mal Harbour Pair
City issues a 200 reward for the capture of Mal Harbour and companions linked to a Plainfield shooting case. Authorities identify a short gray suited blond man and another called sim as suspects, with Grace and Detty Marx charged with aiding fugitives.
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Mal
U S Open to France on Parity with Britain Terms
The article discusses U S willingness to extend to France terms similar to those given to Britain. It cites unnamed sources and debates public sentiment and fairness in the balance of wartime or diplomatic arrangements. Strong emphasis rests on parity between France and Britain in policy or support.
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Lomiac
Waldwin
France
Britain
Great Britain
Postal Department Should Run Its Own Air Service, New Says
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General New testified before the president’s special aircraft board that the post office should control its air service. He defended current air mail operations and urged no unified federal air force, citing commercial aviation as feasible with continued postal leadership.
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Air Service
New
Special Aircraft Board
William Mitchell
Ts Air Service
Department
Toover
Shawn
Reo Avaye
Wwe
Dwight W. Morrow
Aumowieed Itd Beer
Mason MM
Padrick
Army Air Chief
Wil Han A. Moffett
Local Service Trains Removed on I G Route Next Sunday
Four passenger trains on the Minnesota division are eliminated and most others re time changes. The Clipper between Waterloo and Dubuque is among trains cut. changes take effect 12:01 a.m. Sunday Sept. 27. The Waterloo Courier vows to still deliver papers by motor if needed.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Bathie fires 73 in morning round of PGA tourney
Bill Bathie Sunny Country club pro representing Town in the PGA national field at Olympia Fields Chicago posted 73 in the morning consolation round. He stood near the top of the consolation list with a nine over par score on the inside nine and 34 on the outside. Bathie’s performance followed a strong comeback but was nicked by earlier holes.
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Country Club
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Emmett French
Youngstown
Hencing
Gene Sarazen
al Watrous
Ennelane
An Unclear Case Involving Anat Phillips Family Names
The text lists individuals including Anat Phillips and family members with roles and a named executor Frank, mentions a car theft on Park Avenue with a suspect A Farris, and notes Cedar Falls arrest 3604 Olive. It references a Harald seeker fined for false statements and a brief tale of missed payment and jail time.
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A. Farris
Olive
Cedar Falls
Williamson pastor leads funeral at Petersen Chapel
A funeral service was held for Marguerite Mary Cawari at Petersen Brothers' Chapel with Rev Charles C Darling presiding. The ceremony, attended by many, included a procession past the officiant and concluded with burial in Cresca, Ta.
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T BK. Wilhiamson
Marguerite Mary Cawari
Petersen Grothera
Charles C. Darling
Wrst.minster Presbyterian Church
Ceryiera
Wimbher
Pheody
Cresca
Bright Sun Today Warms Many Hearts
A pleasant spell of sunshine returns after several chilly days. The weather features brighter skies and rising temperatures with a forecast of further changes tonight and tomorrow. Last night’s low reached 46 degrees, a marginal increase from Monday night.
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Treury
War veteran and deserter questioned in girl’s disappearance
Chicago, Sept 23 UP An ex soldier and army deserter Gelo Caggiano was quizzed for clues in the disappearance of 13 year old Mary Robinson. Mary's mother said he showed an unexplained allure for her daughter while staying at the Robinson home. Caggiano threatened to harm them and escaped Fort Sheridan guardhouse before Mary vanished. Detectives pressed him for information as Mrs Robinson prepared to plead for his cooperation at the jail.
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Hertske
Plainfield
Walker
Tuevdas
Earl
Kour
Ogden Hotel
Cook Iofay
Grace
Detty Marx
Marx
Fry Birk
Harebour
Grace Fry
Angia
Jowntown
Plain
Feny
Chicago
Angelo Caggiano
Little Mary Robinson
Mary
Caggiaro
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FIGHT IN COURT OVER MESCAL USE BY CROW IN RELIGIOUS RITES
Helena Montana awaits Montana Supreme Court ruling this fall on whether the bible justifies mescal use in Crow Indian religious ceremonies. Big Sheep a Crow leader was convicted in Big Horn County for possession of 58 mescal buttons with narcotic liquor made from them. He cites scripture from Romans Revelations and Isaiah as authority and says he owned the buttons before 1923 law took effect.
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Big Sheep
Big Horn County
District Court
Romanus Xiy
Senator Talston Shows Tiny Improvement in Indianapolis
Ralston Geetem reports Senator Samiel M. Talston, confined to bed in Indianapolis for three weeks, was described by Dr. Johan M. Cunningham as very slightly improved today.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Johan M. Cunningham
Meyers Bond Reduction Lets Bert Meyers Gain Liberty
Judge Wood reduced Bert Meyers and Florence Meyers appearance bonds in a district court from 1000 to 500. Bert Meyers posted his bond and was freed. Florence Meyers had not posted by noon. The higher bonds had been set by a municipal court judge.
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Bert
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