Machine Gunfire Fails to Prevent Belfast Battle
Rioting erupts in Belfast as crown forces clash with Catholic and Protestant mobs. Armored cars fire on crowds. sporadic fighting continues through the night and into the day. Weekend toll lists eight dead and 79 wounded, including two girls and a boy injured by life-fire.
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Unhedé Prese
Belfast
Fresa
Vrown
Lnd
York Street
Cnusing
Crown Forces
Ariv
Harding Urges Uniting on Job Plan at Conference
President calls for national unity on employment policy as Hoover-led conference aims to map unemployment relief. Key figures listed include Schwab, Wool, Lindsey, Mon Woolf, and Ledoux as observer, with committees to report on organization and program.
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Hoover
Enry S. Robinson
Los Angeles
Charles M. Schwab
New York
Jatin Barnes
Duluth
James Cauzen
Detroit
C. H. Markham
Chicago
TF. W. O'Connor
Shipping Board
Jada. M. Tarbell
Samuel MI. Lindsey
Clarence Mon Woolies
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Urbain Ledoux
Boston
Ariveq
Washington
Iowa Man Speaker at Advertising Meet Opens Four Day Session
A four day advertising meet opened today with speakers including John , ties at New ers for the ¢un Earl livan, Se gion of Petts ck. The event features the National Advertising Special ties and regional delegates from Iowa and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Advertising
John
Livan
Segion
Pettsck
Police Seek Efficient Maid in Chisag Case
Police in Chisag seek a very efficient maid linked to a recent incident. A woman identified as Marearét Jeffri, said to have been engaged last Wednesday by Adal Sehavidt, is described in court notes. The investigation notes jewelry and valuables found near a garden area.
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Omale Press
Chisag
Jeffri
Adal
Hind
USA
City in Brief Highlights Local Social and Travel Updates
Mrs Rivka Gigl facing smallpox concerns. Dean leaves for Ames to study architecture at State College. Residents attend Dairy Cattle Congress events in Palestine and Nashua while others visit Wilkin Oklahoma and Long Beach. Notables include Miss Mabel Wilson returning to work after surgery and a 1,000 mile salesmen trip. Aiming for a Harvest Picnic, committee formed for by Byrnes Park in October.
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Rivka Gigl
Ames
Lows State College
F. Willis Je
Winifred Davis
Cooper-Wells & Co
St. Joseph
Mich
Chicago
Wilson Jenks
Town College
F. W. Esher
Spring Creek Township
Florence BE. Barber
New England
Concord
N. H
Boston
Rochester
N. Y
Iowa
Barber Saya
June Whitney
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Yeast High
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Bome
Whitney
4.E. Whitney
Death notices and obituaries from local page
Charles H. Clough age 17 died at his father in law's home after months with Brights disease. Widow and two children survive along with mother and siblings. burial pending in Charles City. Mrs. George E. Carr died at home on Lane Street. service held at O Reefe Towne. burial Elmwood Ohio born. survivors listed. Carrington family notices and a Shoemak interment announced with local timing and location details.
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Charles H. Clough
William Bird
Elm Street
Bright
Mr. Clough
Charles City
Kenneth
Virginia
Helen Clough
O'Reefe & Towne
George E. Carr
Lane Street
Pursermi
O'Reef & Towne
Elmwood
Carr
Ohio
George J
Frank Ada Saunders
Waterlye
Woman 80 Dies Suddenly at Home Near Fredericksburg
An 80 year old woman, Mrs Dunlap, residing near her son’s home south of Fredericksburg Iowa, died suddenly yesterday morning from what coroner’s inquest ruled a cerebral hemorrhage. The inquest returned a verdict of death caused by cerebral hemorrhage.
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Fredericksburg
Petition drive aims to close Sunday motion picture shows
Waterloo ministers present a petition to city council calling for Sunday closing of motion picture theaters and stricter controls on films. The petition, drafted by the Waterloo Ministerial Association, cites morality and home life concerns and seeks legal action to curb Sunday entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lockwood
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Peterson
Union Congregational Church
AL J Asuins
First Baptist Church
Tg City Corner
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Waterloo
Association
Watearoo
Four Thousand Friends Honor Lawyer Who Saved Teddy Roosevelt
The body of Henry F. Cochems Milwaukee attorney who stopped Theodore Roosevelt’s would be assassin’s second shot was sent through Chicago on the way to Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin for burial. He died Friday in Colorado. Four thousand rosebuds marked each personal friend as the casket was covered.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry F. Cochems
Milwaukee
Theodore Roosevelt
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Colorado
Farm Bureau and Grain Growers Meet in Minnesota
Officials from the Minnesota Farm Bureau federation and the U S Grain Growers Inc gather in St Paul Minnesota on September 26 to discuss cooperation in marketing plans. The federation had disapproved of the grain growers plan, and the conference aims to reconcile differences amid spring grain belt emergency.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Marin Bureau Federation
U.S. Grain Growers, Inc
Hold Second Man in Taxi Driver's Death
Centerville Indiana man Hicks aged 29 was brought from Falls City Nebraska and charged with complicity in the murder of taxi-cab driver William Gripl Hamilton killed August 20. Hicks and Bruce Henry aged 19 have been indicted by the grand jury Henry confined to the Oo fumwa jail to prevent communications with Hicks.
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Associated Press
Centerville
Vey Hicks
Falls City
Neb
William Gripl Hamilton
Hicks
Bruce Henry
Henry
Oo Fumwa
Highway Assessment Triggers Dozens of Suits in Town
The City of Newton faces more than a dozen property owner lawsuits over a river to river land assessment. Objectors protest the taxing scheme as unjust and excessive, arguing it erodes property values and burdens residents.
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Associated Press
City
Newton
Memorial pastor Rev S Guay returns to Graves Memorial U B Church
The Des Moines conference restored Rev S Guay as pastor at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church. Brethren in Lincoln township filed objections to Drainage District No 12 before the county board, with Sherman We Wolf and Reinboe D. ML among representatives.
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Smich
Graves Memorial
United Brethren’ Church
Des Moines
Manu
Brethren
Ceds
Lincoln Township
County Board
Sherman Wee- Wolf
Reinboe
Ompertiunit
Riet
Missing William Briggs Seen In Waterloo Inquiry
Authorities seek William Briggs in connection with a case. The police chief and investigators ask the public to report any sighting or information, urging cooperation with the department.
Telegraphers Seek Phonograph for Rest Room
Four hundred telegraphers in Chicago petition Western Union for a phonograph in their rest room arguing music boosts work by helping hens lay and cows milk. They note that a rhythmic tune can speed message handling and efficiency. Officials indicated the request would be granted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Union Telegraph Company
Big Show Opens With Auspicious Start At Cattle Congress
The Waterloo band headlines a bustling Exhibition hall as the cattle judging contest begins. Twenty four students from eight agricultural colleges work through rings of cattle with Will Forbes judging and results due tomorrow. States represented include Iowa Minnesota Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Nebraska Kansas Missouri.
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Agno Lovd
Cultural Towa
Waterloo
Enmiproo
Canadian Exhibit At Hawkeye Fair Draws Crowd In 40 Foot Booth
A large Canada exhibit fills a 40 foot booth at Lxhivition Hall with grain and grass seed displays valued at 15000 dollars. W A Wentworth of the Iowa Dairy council showcases an educational booth on drinking more milk. Cattle judging for Ayrshire and Brown-Swiss is held in the hippodrome with a full program of circus acts and concerts to follow. Judging in Belgian classes shows high competition, with several stallions and horses highlighted as top entries. Cattle judging was postponed to tomorrow morning.
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Canada
W. A
al) Wentworth
Iowa Dairy Council
Tulsa Negro Sues for Insurance on Property in Riot
J B Stratford a Tulsa African American sues American Central Insurance of St Louis for 65000 policy on property valued at 150000 damaged in Tulsa race riots. He fears Ku Klux Klan jurors and plans further suits against Tulsa officials.
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Tulsa
Associated Press
Chicago
Ku Kinux Klan
Oxl
Stratford
American Central Insurance Company of
St. Louis
Boy's body pinned to horn of overturned car
Salt Lake City Utah Sept 26 A car carrying several youths overturned near the canyon last night The driver was pinned under the steering wheel and the horn sounded attracting rescuers from over a half mile away The boy beneath the car was saved None of the other passengers was seriously hurt MISSING MAN RETURNS Percy Tate colored I C baggage man who vanished last Saturday night has returned to the city No details given on his departure or return
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Percy Tate
I. C. Baggageman
Governor Calls Conference on Rates and Jobs
Lincoln Neb Sept 26 A proposed conference of governors from Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Missouri Nebraska Colorado North Dakota South Dakota to discuss freight rate issues and unemployment was urged by Gov McKelvie in reply to Gov Kendall of Iowa. The Des Moines gathering would be convened at the convenience of all executives and at a time that suits the governors affected.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
North Dakota
South Dakota
McKelvie
Kendall
Iowa
Des Moines
Death Threat Sent to Chicago League Leader
A plain post card threat was received by Arthur Burrage Farwell president of the Chicago Law and Order league. Signed Keagle K K K the note said You are a pest and one day will dangle from a lamp post.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Keagle
Arthur Burrage Farwell
Chicago Law and Order League
Waterloo to Install Fingerprint Identification System
Waterloo police will install a modern fingerprint apparatus and filing cabinet in cooperation with the state and federal investigative bureaus. Imprints will be taken only for felons or those charged or suspected of felony and sent to the bureaus for identification. The system will help locate criminals wanted elsewhere and keep records of noted criminals locally. Sergeant Mark Rechtfertig will manage the index cabinet.
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Waterloo Police Department
H. H. Young
State Bureau of Investigation
Des Moines
Federal Bureau
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Outfit
Sergt
Mark Rechtfertig
Grace M. E. Church Reports Prosperous Year Under Pastor
Pastor Dr. B. J. Lockwood reviews the year at Grace M. E. Church noting 136 new members and a Sunday school average up 52. Total giving reached 38 6a with 15 704 spent on expenses and evangelistic work. Debt stood at 11 000. centenary 7 313. other benevolences 1 987. Women’s foreign society leads district with 1 926 raised.
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B. J. Lockwood
Grace M. E. Church
Women’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace Church
Y M C A Board To Host Waterloo Ministers Luncheon
The Y M C A Board of Directors hosts Waterloo ministers for a 6:30 p m luncheon in the association building dining room. H M Gage president Coe College will be the Twain speaker. Short toasts by Rev C J Askins and A J Edwards, with two minute toasts from each minister and Will Lane as toast master. Friday evening a fall roundup will feature President Burt of the Y M C A college speaking.
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Ministers of Waterloo
Association
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Twain
C. J. Askins
Waterloo Ministerial Association
A. J. Edwards
A.lane
Board of
Burt
Y. M. C. A. College
Waterloo Ministerial Association Welcomes Three New Members
The Waterloo Ministerial Association held its first meeting of the summer at the YMCA clubrooms with Rev. William Dring delivering the main address recounting his 21 years as a missionary in Assam. Three new members were received: Roy Graham secretary of the Railroad Y M C A Rev. Leland H. Lesher pastor of St Luke s English Lutheran church and Rev. Mr Wasby pastor of Antioch Baptist church.
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Waterloo Ministerial Association
William Dring
Assam
Roy Graham
Leland H. Lesher
St. Luke’s English Lutheran Church
Mr. Wasby
Antioch Baptist Church
Remodeling of residence begins at 218 Irving Street
W A Brown commissions Andrew Striegel to convert the large double house at 218 Irving Street into four apartments with an estimated cost of 5000 dollars. Separately Chitard Hutton starts work on a one story bungalow at 1027 Dawson Street under his supervision, with a projected cost of 3000 dollars.
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W. A. Brown
Andrew Striegel
Irving Street
Chitard Hutton
Dawson Street
PIG CLUB SALE AT CITY PIG MARKET
Cedar Fale reports a pig sale by the Black Hawk County Boys and Girls clubs held Saturday in Dubuque. City Manager Carr of Dubuque announced he could speak on October city manager plan of government and was invited to appear October 5 at 7 30 p. m. in association rooms. Prices ranged from $11.77 to $30 per pig with potatoes offered at $2 a bushel.
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PIG Club
Poe
Black “Hawk Dubuque
Carr
Terloo Association
Marriage Licenses for Jasper Burk and Joseph Kerr
Public records show Jasper Burk of Waterloo and cleaner Justice of Waterloo along with Joseph C Kerr of Hudson and Lillian Rodamar of Waterloo obtaining marriage licenses.
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Jasper Burk
Waterloo
Cleaner Justice
Joseph C Kerr
Hudson
Lillian Rodamar
Woman Who Killed Miss Hanan Did Not Shoot Self
Brooklyn district attorney announced Mrs. Gray Laws did not kill herself after shooting Miss Mildra Kanab. Miss Hanan died Sunday. A second witness with John Boland was present. the DA will have Laws’ body examined to verify the cause of the mouth wound. An investigation into the entire case will continue.
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Miss Hanan
United Press
New York
Distri
Lewis
Brooklyn
Gray Laws
Mildra Kanab
John Boland
Hanan
Preacher Hired Him to Shoot Widow in Arkansas
In Hot Springs Arkansas Raymond Cole confessed he was hired by Rev. Harding Hughes a superannuated minister to shoot wealthy widow Mrs Anna McKennon last March Police say Hughes was arrested soon after and implicated Cole Both men were indicted for murder with Hughes slated for trial in October Hughes denied hiring Cole Researchers note valuable mineral land owned by Mrs McKennon sparked the crime
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Raymond Cole
Kansag
Anna McKennon
Last Mar
Haring Hughes
Hughes
Cole
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