Coolidge Honeymoon Drive To Maine Woods In Red Roadster
Plainville Connecticut September 24 Mr and Mrs John Coolidge motor northward on a two week honeymoon trip to the Maine woods staying at Florence Trumbull Coolidge’s summer home near Moosehead Lake. The couple’s secrecy at the wedding and reception drew a crowd as Calvin Coolidge attended briefly.
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Plainville
Conn
U.rkmr
John Coolidge
Itnday
Marine Woods
Florence Trumbull Coolidge
John
Trambull
Maine
Erwin. C. Stevens
Triembull Lodge
Boston
Stevens
Conlidge
Lily
First Congregational Church
Trumbull Mansion
Weil
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Mrs. Coolidge
Florence
White House
New Haven
Omics
Moosehead Lake Ledge
Legge Faces Senate Probe on Farm Aid Act Tackle
The Senate questions Legge on the Probe and Farm Aid Act as lawmakers press for clarity. Senator Wheeler asks why a stronger push to stabilize this year’s wheat market was not undertaken. Legge cites limited time and effort, noting empty New York elevators and implying the board would lack a place to store wheat if purchased. Brookhart accuses the board of aiding wheat gamblers and says stabilization was avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Montana
Legge
Brookhart
New York
Waterloo Hounds Track Attacker of Northwood Woman
Two Waterloo bloodhounds from the F. M. Shores kennels were used today to track an alleged attacker of Mrs. J. Puls in her Northwood home at about 8 15 p.m. Monday. The masked intruder tried to bind her with a rope but fled after her screams and a defending bulldog. Hounds left Waterloo at 2 a.m. under Adam Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
F. M. Shores
Mullan
Jefferson
al Man
J. O. Pulls
Northwood
Waukloo
Adam Christ
Thes
Aplington Girl and Blairsburg Man Wed
Aplington Iowa September 24 The wedding of Miss Minnie Rater and David R Arends took place Monday Miss Rater is daughter of Mrs George Ritter and has worked as chief operator in the Jaca telephone office for several years The bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs J P Arends and is a telegraph operator on the Waols Central at Blairsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Minnie Rater
David R. Arends
George Ritter
Jaca
J. P. Arends
Blaiesburg
Temperatures Update For Coming Week
Readable fragments indicate temperature figures for Monday and Tuesday with maximum and minimum ranges, plus notes on nighttime values. The text shows inconsistent digits but points to a forecast cycle including daytime highs and overnight lows for a short period.
Two Teens Arrested in Montezuma Car Theft Ring
Bill Woodard and Jack Bart, both youths, confessed to thefts involving two cars in Montezuma and Waterloo. Woodard, 21, and Bart, 20, were sentenced to an Anamosa reformatory for automobile theft. A sawed off shotgun linked to the case was found when police stopped the pair trying to sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Woodard
Jack Bart
Berve
Anamosa Reformatory
Bil Woodard
Gelwein
Waterloo
del- Wein
Bartard Woodard
Sherif
Montezuma
Wooodard
Oeelwein
Rebel Avenue
Dilworth and
Allen
Fayette County
Otlwein
Harry 8
Converse
Washington
First Streets
Munger Funeral Rites Held in New Hartford
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Munger was held at the M E church in New Hartford. Rev. W A Buell officiated and burial followed in Beaver Grove cemetery. She died in a Minneapolis hospital at age 55. Surviving are her husband and eight children. Born Mary Le Bonn in Germany.
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Courier
New Hartford
Charles Munger
M. E
W. A. Buell
Wang
Beaver Grove
Death notices for William Thunemiller and others
Death notices list William Martin Humemiller aged 10 months at Iowa City after birth complications and mastoid surgery. Survived by parents, grandparents, and others in Watering. Funeral Wednesday at 9 from Kistner chapel with Rev Roy Lessir Smith. burial at Fairview. Also notices for qaguerman age 64 and Mrs Frances Rickert and Mrs W Clos with funeral details in local chapels and cemeteries.
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William, Thunemiller
William Martin Humemiller
Dafant
Alys
LaVerrne Bungmiller
Sycamore Street
P.m
Iowa City
Pabsent
Town City
William
Watering
Kistner Chapel
Roy Lessir Smith
M. BE
Faire View
Authorities Probe Schoolboy Gin and Hijacking Rackets
Des Moines reports a juvenile crime case as four teens aged about 14 are under investigation for bootleg raids on a south side liquor plant. A public school program allegedly groomed youths in hijacking and racketeering, prompting a juvenile court request for Miss May Goodrell to file a report on the four boys and the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquar
Biquor
Early Resident of Grundy Center Dies at 95
Grundy Center Iowa Sept 24 Services for G A Shurtliffe who lived here before the settlement of the village will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the Presbyterian church. He died Monday of heart disease and age. He would have been 85 on Oct 1934. Born in Canada he moved to the U S many years ago. Survived by four nephews and one niece. Nephews L W Small and wife have been here weeks. R R Small Hot Springs SD Flave Cole Murrayville Ga and W B Hunt Ayerscliffe Quebec. Niece Mrs May Cole resides in Kansas.
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Courier
Grundy Center
G. A. Shurtliffe
Agen
Presbyterian Church
Get
Shortliffe
Canada
L. W. Small
Shadron
Neb
R. R. Small
Hot Springs
S. D
Flave
Cedar Falls City Hall Occupants to Change Places
Cedar Falls Sept 24 Occupants of the city hall will rearrange the second story and occupy other parts of the building under plans from a meeting last evening. The fire department will take the council chamber, the clerk moves to the firemen quarters, and the council to the former assessor's office. Permission was given for Mid Continent of Company Station to move from Thirteenth and Waterloo to Fourteenth and Waterloo streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collngint
Aescassar
Company Station
Thirteenth
Waterloo
Fourteenth
Rockford Jailbreakers Escape From Winnnebago County Jail
Rockford Illinois September 24 six prisoners escaped last night after posing as father stealing keys and locking jailer in room two were recaptured soon after patrols today search for remaining four includes Kenneth Grimes 29 Kenneth Green 24 James McCarthy 20 Jack Fruyna 39 Jobs Niederanser 20 Sport T and Don Forkner 27 were retaken ongoing manhunt continues as authorities note jailer involvement.
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Rockford
Winnnebago
Tas
Mberty
Kenneth Grimes
Ag Vingleader
Kenneth Green
James McCarthy
Jack Fruyna
Jobs Niederanser
Sport
Don Forkner
Farmer Killed by Accidental Shotgun Discharge Near Arlington
Harry Dexter, a 95 year old farmer near Arlington, was killed when a shotgun on a milk cart discharged while he moved it during morning chores. The weapon fell and its charge struck him in the back, dying about 11 o'clock. Survived by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arity Specing Service
Arongton
Harry Dexter
Here
Dexter
Two Dead in Day of Iowa Fatal Accidents
Iowa reports show Delose Groesett of Muscatine died from injuries after a coupe collision caused by P M Burrows of Fruitland. Daniel Harrigan of Audubon died after a gravel truck ran over him. In Cedar Rapids, Mrs Frances Hyman was injured when thrown from a car, with Claude White sought for questioning.
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Muscatine
Delose Groesett
Wastin Ta
P.M. Burrows
Fruitland
Hila
Keith
Audubon, In
U.rr
Daniel Harrigan
Audubon
Frances Hyman
Cedar. Rapids
Miss Locke
Perry
LeMars
Paullina
Taost
Alton
Vallequette
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad
Sells
Sleak
Lanva
Ulrich
Marquette
Railroad
Telbott
Owen White
Des Moines
Harris
Miss McConathy
Cedar Rapids
Claude White
R. H. Pickford
Insurance Concerns Buying Road Bonds Near Anamosa
Anamosa Iowa September 24 Nearly three million dollars in county primary road bonds have been sold to insurance companies in Wisconsin New York Iowa and other states in recent days. The sale was announced by Clifford L Niles chairman of the state highway commission and L A Andrew state banking commissioner. Sixteen counties participated in bond sales to insurers after failing to obtain par bids when advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Iowa
Clifford L. Niles
State Highway Commission
L. A. Andrew
State Banking Commission
Niles
Wisconsin
New York
Towa
New Minister Installed at First M. I. E. Church
The new pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church will preach his first sermon Sunday October 6. He previously served one and a half years as pastor of the M. E. church in Washington Iowa. He is noted as a gifted speaker and serves as grand chaplain of the Iowa Masonic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
M. BE
Washington
Iowa
La Porte Tricker May Extend Line to Belle Plaine
Des Moines voters report four railroad decisions by the state railroad commission granting intrastate passenger rights with restrictions for certain routes. Pickwick Greyhound lines approved Davenport to Des Moines service with limits on Iowa City West Liberty and Grinnell Des Moines legs. Iowa Railway & Light local passenger ban lifted on Cedar Rapids to Des Moines line. Phippen trucks approved for Chariton to Ottumwa freight service. C T Gates La Porte City extension of Waterloo to Belle Plaine freight line okayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.2four
State Railroad Commission
Pickwick Greyhound Lines
Kansas City
Davenport
Iowa City
West Liberty
Grinnell
Iowa Railway& Light Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Homestead
Grinnell Oon
Phippen Trucks
Russell
Chariton
Ottumwa
Commission
C. T. Gates
la Porte City
Waterloo-La Porte City
Belle Plaine
High Court Reverses Vaelpel Conviction for Manslaughter
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court reversed the manslaughter conviction of E W Voelpel in the 1927 Clinton crash that killed Mrs L P Daniel. The court ruled that a defendant’s admission of a prior felony does not disqualify him from testifying on his own behalf.
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Des Moines
Tws
State Supreme Court
E. W. Noelpel
L. P. Daniel
Clinton
Voelpel
Daniel
Voespel
Hitch-Hikers Babe Dies From Exposure Near Newton
A three weeks old infant of Mr and Mrs L E Hendricks of Atlanta Ga died here from exposure after a hitchhiking trip. Physicians said the long journey and exposure caused the death. The parents took the child to a Des Moines funeral home after arriving in Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
L. E. Hendricks
Atlanta
G A R Meeting Tomorrow For Robert Anderson Post
The Rob ert Anderson post G A R holds its regular meeting tomorrow in Memorial hall. Dinner is served at noon under the Women's Relief Corps. Plans for the Black Hawk County Veterans association annual convention will be discussed at 2 p.m. No date fixed yet for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Memorial Hall
Women's Relief Corps
Black Hawk County Veterans Association
Waterloo man receives patent after two years
Henry Appel of 804 Logan Avenue was issued a patent today for a grain sprouter on an application filed August 18 1927. The Washington dispatch to the Courier also lists Carl A Sehmler of St Paul a former Moore Manufacturing superintendent and James Westergard of Reinbeck as receiving a patent for a two part combination lacking means for reservoir bungs and facings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Appel
Logan Avenue
Washington
Courier
Carl A. Sehmler
St. Paul
Moore Manufacturing Company
James Westergard
Reinbeck
Sale of Kezar cafeteria fixtures scheduled Friday
The fixtures of the Kezar cafeteria in the Irving Hotel building will be sold Friday at 1.30 p and auctioneered by Harry Tro Manhawuser acting for Louanna Kezar mortgage holder, the property owner said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hotel
Harry Tro- Manhawuser
Louanna Kezar
Women Discuss Auditorium in Waterloo Clubs
Delegates from nine Waterloo women’s clubs were chosen at a Federation meeting at the YWCA to push for a discussion of a proposed new community auditorium across the member organizations. Also reported today a serious spinal meningitis case involves the 11-year-old son of Mr and Mrs C W McFadden of 414 Oaklawn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
YW. Co. A
C. W. McFadden
Oaklawn Street
Tunney Answers 100000 Damage Suit in 13 Words
Bridgeport reports James J Tunney replies to John Fogarty's 500000? alienation of affection claim, denying the charges while counter claiming conspiracy to defame. Fogarty's separate breach of promise suit against Tunney awaits reply. Tunney and his wife Bolly Lauder remain in Italy on their honeymoon.
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Tunney
Bridgeport
Conn
James J. Tunney
John
Fogarty
Fort Worth
Texy
Sult
Lucy
Claintiff
Katherine
King Fogarty
Hot Springs
Ark
Lakewood
N. J
Bt. Paul
Chicago
New York
Lunney
Tay
Afrs. Fogarty
Bolly Lauder
Italy
Lane Predicts End of Reserve System and Private Banks
Wil A. Lane, cashier of the First National Bank, predicted at a noon Optimists Club luncheon that private banks will vanish and be replaced by national branch banking, with the federal reserve system abandoned. He said branch banking is ascendant and a future national banking law revision could grant absolute rule to branch banks, possibly aided by a few strong private banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
Wil A. Lane
First National Bank
Optimists Club
Lane
Girls Airplane Race Halted by Weather in Utah Stop
Miss Teresa Bartle intended to fly with Captain Roscoe Turner from Los Angeles to Niagara Falls Ontario to reach her brother but the plan was stalled by bad weather at Salt Lake City. Turner flew Los Angeles to East Lake in under four hours before weather halted progress. Bartle remained in Ogden awaiting the next eastbound train as Turner and the aircraft stayed.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
ONSJ
Teresa Bartle
Niagara Falls
Ont
Roscoe Turner
Turner
Los Angeles
Miss Bartle
Ontario
East Lake
Larthe Rought
Ogden
Dinner for Dairy Cattle Congress Exhibitors Set Tuesday
Waterloo businessmen host an old fashioned chicken dinner for exhibitors of livestock and machinery at the Dairy Cattle Congress. A. H. Brown, president, says the event will be held Tuesday evening Oct 1 at the Christian church or the Elks club. J. P. Eves of Des Moines will speak at the Rotary club luncheon Monday noon on present trends in the dairy industry, inviting cattle and horse exhibitors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
A. H. Brown
The
Christian Church
Elks Club
Waterloo
Dairy Cathie Congress
J. P. Eves
Des Moines
Iowa State Dairy Association
Rotary Club
Dalry Cattle Congress
Manager cash gone from Traer oil depot
Edison Castor, manager of the Standard Oil service station in Traer, has been missing since Sunday night with about $200 from the safe missing. A Ford car was reported seen with Castor at midnight Sunday near the Traer Motor garage. Directing a verdict for the defendant in the Equitable Life case against Ida M. Smith’s estate was terminated yesterday afternoon.
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Tracr
Edison Castor
Standard Oil Company
Traer Motor Company
Castor
Lyle Horton
Ida M. Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Society of North America
Fire Alarms At Swift Poultry Cause Minor Damage
Gasolina stove overflow triggers alarm at Swift Poultry on 96 Sycamore Street causing minor damage. Report cites ammonia leak and no injuries. Contact Herman C. Miller at phone 344 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasolina
Ammonia Jeak
Swift Poultry. Company
Sycamore ‘Street
Smiling Thru Plane Showcases Waterloo Visit and Features
The Smiling Thru travel Air monoplane, owned by HH L Omg of New York, visits Waterloo's public service firms and Walker & Myers shop. It carries four passengers, includes a complete lavatory, drafting table, whisky a river? It showcases 800 mile range, 110 mph cruising speed, 136 mph top speed, and safety features. The craft is demonstration-ready for airport events and can transport Automatic washing machines. The plane will carry 4-H club dairy judging team to the National Dairy Show in St Louis in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldi
Smiling Thru
HH. L. Omg
Newton
Iowa Public Service Company
Walker & Myers
Waterloo Automati¢é
Chapmanfield
St. Louis
Ose
Middlewest
Ogg
County Jail Good and City Jail Bad Says Grand Jury
The grand jury found the county jail sanitary, safe, and well managed and praised the sheriff and deputies. It criticized Waterlog city jail for poor ventilation and inadequate sanitation, noting some toilets in need of repair and recommending transfers to the county jail after 48 hours and better city county cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theen County
Grand Jury
EB. J. Kleckner
District Court
Grinnell Removes Fire Escape Fences
Grinnell college workers tore down 15 foot iron picket fences around dormitory fire escapes in Grinnell Iowa. Fire Chief E C Wheeler said state fire marshal ordered removal if the fences blocked escapes in case of fire. Girls called the dorms a penitentiary and complained to the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
U.P
Glee
Grinnell College
E. C. Wheeler
Des Moines
Wheeler
State Capitol
Two Youths Admit Burglary in Iowa Campaign
Theodore Hynds and George Beltz both 18 from Cedar Rapids confessed to a burglary spree hitting Quasqueton and Town City. They were arrested in Lancaster, Missouri in a stolen car after wrecking another stolen vehicle in Wisconsin. They implicated two lookout girls. Hynds pleads guilty and is jailed on a $5,000 bond at the St Justice court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Courier Special Service
Independence
Theodore Hynds
George Beltz
Cedar Rapids
Quasqueton
Johnson County
Grand Jury
Town City
Lancaster
Wisconsin
Hynds
Hearing St Justice Court
Shearer Took Credit in Letter Over 15 Cruisers
The testimony recounts Shearer's claim of influence over cruiser construction, alleging a secret British document shown to the Navy and a press blackout. Frederick P. Palen testifies he arranged Shearer's naval envoy role and a prior merchant marine publicity campaign for ship builders. Palen says he bore responsibility for Shearer's involvement to align with limits discussed at Geneva and naval conference contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weon
Hmne
Strate
Navy Department
United States
Valen
Frederick P. Palen
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Corporation
Shearer
Geneva
Palen
Shearey
Fugitive Slayer Caught in Denver
Russell Bell, 26, arrested in Denver on murder charges in Cambridge City Indiana. He recognized by a former acquaintance and confessed, waiving extradition to face Lie murder charges from a 1 gun battle during an attempted raid on a pool hall. The report also notes H. George Buss of The United States Daily will speak at the Optimists club on Influential America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Russell Bell
James Ingerman
Cambridge City
Ind
Bell
Ingerman
Buss
H. George Buss
Mia
Optimists Club
United States Daily
Washington, D. C
America
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Mio Giv Pi
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O'Keefe & Towne
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Cora A. Jones
Manchester
Fred M. McLaynan Mareh
Frances Rickert
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Roy Leslie Smith
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Cedar Falls City Hall
Bes Moines
John McLemens
Hampton
Chris Rayn
Cedar Falls
Lester G. Lampman
Marshalltown
Frances
Locke
Louis Vallequette
Sioux City
John Sells
H. Sleak
Mike Langa
Charles Ulrich
Roy Talbott
Ray B. Perry
Vernon Harris
May McConauthy
J. Beckman
Browers
Waterloo Concrete Corporation
Ash
Minxel
Reber
Wilmer Griffith
Plymouth Avenue
Joyce
Leon
Mt. Avr
Lamont
W. W. Bowers
la Porte
High Court
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Traer OL Depot
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