River search to continue as weather allows for Meier body
A river search for Elmer Meier who drowned with Lillian Janssen after a church outing continues daily as weather permits. Three boats from Wartburg league volunteers comb between Gilbertville and Waterloo towards St Porte City, while fifty volunteers searched Sunday with no results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Meier
Henry Muvller
First Lutheran Church
Meier
Lillian Janssen
Wartburg League
Waterloo
Gulbergville
Mins Janssen
Gilbertville
St Porte City
Miss Janssen
Parkersburg
Kearns Funeral
Wirse Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Hare
Kearns Funeral Home
Cattle Congress Attracts Record Dairy Shows In Waterloo
Trainloads of prize dairy cattle arrive from Kansas Hutchinson Sioux City and La Crosse boosting the Dairy Cattle Congress barns to capacity. Holstein and other dairy breeds draw large crowds as Belgian draft horses show strong entries while Ayrshire judging shifts due to George Seltz’s death. Fred R White of the Iowa Highway Commission will speak on good roads and the bond issue for six year paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suilands
Hutchinson
Sioux City
la Crosse
W's
Dairy Cattle Congress
Amerilcan Poultry Congress
Cattle Department
Waterloo
Tinois
Bedford
Don Merrill
George Seltz
Louis
Roy Seltz
George Seitz
Allentown
Waukesha
Wis
White
Fred R. White
Iowa Highway Commission
United States
New York G O P Meet Clarifies Wet Position In Quebec System
The New York Republican meeting discusses Senator Wadsworth backing a Quebec style liquor model with government control and strict purchase limits. If endorsed, it marks a step toward a clearer wet stance though gaps remain with other wets, including rival candidate Vare of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate
United States
Quebec
Wadsworth
Mepunbee
Ware
Wattaworth
Vare
Penn
Bylvania
Vare Proposal on Liquor Law Sparks Dry Split in Congress
The discussion centers on a House resolution by Vare to amend the Volstead Act by raising permitted alcohol to two and three quarters percent, effectively legalizing beer as a private sale. Wadsworth opposes the change, and many dry supporters favor Wadsworth’s stance to avoid reviving saloons tied to breweries and political machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vara
Wadsworth
Four relief expeditions race to rescue 43 miners in Pabst Mine
In Tronwood Michigan on September 27, four crews pressed toward the trapped 43 miners. One team bores a 300 foot diamond drill toward the eighth level while two shaft crews sweep debris and a fourth digs a horizontal tunnel from a neighboring mine. Air and water conditions are reported adequate to sustain the men. Shift boss Tom Trewartha, with 30 years at the mine, is among those trapped and guiding rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronwood
Mich
Pabst
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Tom Trewartha
Frescue
World Series Eligible Players Named for Yankees and Cardinals
Baseball Commissioner Landis announced the players eligible for the World Series opener in New York. The list includes 28 Yankees and 26 Cardinals, with managers Hugenns O Leary Merkle and Horr shy among officials. The schedule and seating for games were set, with presidents of the leagues to select the official scorers and determine the world series officials after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
New York
St. Louis
New York American
Hugenns
Charley O'Leary
Fred Merkle
Adams
Beall
Ger- Fough
Braxton
Carlyle
Collins
Combs
Bevan
Gerela
Gehris
Hoyle
Jones
Koenig
Lazerrt
Mu-Quaid
Meusel
Serial
Pennock
Juucther
Ruth
Severeid
Shawkey
Shocker
Thomas
Ward
The
Cardinals
Horr
Shy
William Kilefer
Wiliam
Alexander
Herman Bell
Lester Bell
Blades
Bottomley
Clough
Douthit
Flowers
Hautes
Finnies
Fiallihan
Tolmes
Johnson
Keen
Haltehan
Holm Rhem
Sher- Gel
Southworth
Thevnow
Torpercer
Vick
Tantis
Comitiesoner Damadimes A. Gould
Baseball Writers’ Association
New York Shivers After Hot Saturday
New York reports sweltering heat with a 91 degree high on Saturday and forecasts cooler conditions tonight. A late-starting chimney fire caused damage after a resident, Harry Mal, delayed reporting it until morning, drawing the fire department and confirming significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Educator Murphey Dies Amid Farm Decline Pressures
Dr H S Murphey head of Veterinary Anatomy at Iowa State College died by suicide after a note revealed his distress over farm investments and deflated prices. He was cremated per his request, with his ashes to Ames Cemetery. His death follows years of research and leadership in veterinary science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterinary, College
Murphey
American Veterinary Association
Dre Murphey
United States
C. Hi. Stange
Veternary College
Ames
the College Today
Spreader Exhibit Wrecks Car Service Spreader
A wooden trolley supporting pole on Bridge street in front of Davidson's furniture store was struck by a motor truck at 9 a m. The impact damaged the truck hood and forced street car traffic to halt for about 15 minutes while repairs were made. The truck, operated by C W McGallery of Cedar Rapids, carried a New Idea Spreader company cattle congress exhibit from Moline. The crash occurred when the truck box extended over the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Street
Davidson
C. W. McGallery
Cedar Rapids
New Idea Spreader Company
Moline
Fausta Carl Elmer death notices mixed with infant and other obituaries
Mortuary notices report Carl Elmer Faust age 15, of Waterloo area, died at home from complications. Survived by parents, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at home then First Evangelical Church with Rev. M. Yager officiating. Burial at Fairview. Also listed are Lawrence Max Seaton, Fern Eula Dewater, and other infant deaths with service and burial details. Fairfax area relatives and church affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Elmer Faust
Henry J. Faust
Waterloo
Harry
Clarender
Harold
Glayds
First Evangelical Church
M. Yager
Turial
Fairview
Lawrence Max Seato
Jawrence
Max Seaton
Herman
Randolph Street
Rawing
Rev
Willam of
Chisholm
Unite’ Prestyterian
Elmwood
Fern Eula Dewater
Fernula Dewater
Chilly Oo
Tewater
Newton Street
Aram
Tun Brothers
Castrles
Russell
Kisiv
Helen
Ruth Aned Bealah
Weng Alom Fecility
Kistanse Funers
Burton Avenue Baptist Chores
Burke
Youth from Arkansaw seeks naturalization in Stillwater
A young resident born in southeastern Arkansas visits Payne County clerk John Snow to inquire about naturalization papers. The native-born youth, who arrived in the United States a year and a week ago, answers questions about his length of stay and country of origin during the interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
John Snow
Payne County
Snow
United
Arkansaa
God Picks Ripe Fruit Says Pastor on River Drownings
Waterloo church mourns two young members Lillian Janssen and Elmer Meier lost in Cedar River river party tragedy. Rev Henry Stueller and Rev Mueller frame deaths as providential lessons on salvation and duty urging reflection, warning, and renewed parish commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Janssen
Elmer Meier
Henry Stueller
First Lutheran Church
Cedar River
Wartburg League of the Church
Mr. Mueller
Amosis
Miller
Waterloo
Mr. MueNer
Llama
Tillian Janssen
Elmer Meter
Fee
Martin Heyde
Johnson
Burdella Sankey
Afra
Max Wilson
Emily Coul- Stock
Sts
Mendelssohn
Miss ‘Sankey
Volunteers to Build Tabernacle for Waterloo Campaign
The eveat tabernacle for the Bob dones evangelistic campaign, opening in Waterloo Oct 24, will be built largely by volunteer labor led by James LE Heaton campaign manager. The project includes site work between the YMCA and Masonic temple on Park avenue with capacity for about 3,060 inside and 420 on the chorus platform. James Ross 43 died in Chicago after being found unconscious near a Salvation Army hotel while en route to Cook County Hospital. He formerly worked in Waterloo and Sioux Falls in newspaper circulations and lived in Waterloo for years. His sister Mrs Flora Ransom of 203 Washington Street travels to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveat Tabernacle
Bob Dones
Waterloo
James LE. Heaton
Ci Council
Wright
Park Avenue
James Ross
Chicago
Cook County
Salvation Army
Ho Loss
Selvation Army Hotel
Flora Ransom
Washington Street
Ross
Sioux City Tribune
Sioux Falls
S. D
Chickasaw County
Iowa
Henry
Margaret Ross
Jessie Ross
Carrots Best Rouge Touted by Dairy Council Speaker
Miss Gladys Coon representing the National Dairy Council told the Rotary Club in Tuscell-Lamson that carrots, the rouge of lips and cheeks, are essential for the American girl. She listed milk, cows milk cream, bread, face powders, and potatoes as aids to health and vigor. Exhibitors at the Dairy Cattle Congress joined Rotarians as guests from Arkansas. Professor M. Tiauser discussed pasture improvement at Ames Station, noting pastures cover 32 percent of Iowa and urging more feed to maximize productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Coon
National Dairy Council
Rotary Club Today
Tuscell-Lamson
M. T. Tiauser
Ames
Hiauser
Dairy Cattle Congress
Fnie
Four Injured In Weekend Motor Crashes
Four people were injured in separate automobile crashes over Saturday and Sunday. Jacobson child of Jesup family suffered a severe cut on a hand. The Wall baby on Cherry Street sustained a head injury. Thillen of Sunnyside and Kraupuskh on Vine Street were injured with shoulder and other hurts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Jaeqhaon
Jacobson
Jesup
Mra
ereLe Wall
Cherry Street
Pr. J. Thillen
Sunnyside
Andrew Kraupuskh
Vine Street
Fragmented Weather Note With Timings
Weather entry lists temperatures and official readings for Saturday and Sunday with several incomplete phrases. It mentions maximums and minimums, official times on Monday and various intervals, but the details are garbled and partial.
Nine Die as Trains Collide in Bethlehem Wake
Nine people died and 21 injured when Central Railroad of New Jersey train 306 struck Lehigh Valley express train 6 near Bethlehem Pennsylvania at 5 53 am. The impact wrecked the day coach and diner, threw three Pullman cars on their sides, and left crews searching for survivors amid tangled steel and wreckage. Authorities identified four victims including brakeman and others from New Haven Wilkes Barre and unknown locations with five others unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Central
New Jersey
Scranton
Philadelphia
Central Railroad
Calla
Easton
Packerton
Deans
High MeGise
Alientown
Work or Jail Ultimatum In Miami After Storm
Miami officials posted placards declaring every able bodied man must work or go to jail as part of the city’s rehabilitation after a devastating hurricane. The message, aimed at quelling racial tensions, accompanied a day of thanksgiving honoring the limited loss of life and widespread destruction. Separate items note a Florida commission plan to survey storm-affected districts, Gov. Martin seeking the right rehabilitation path, and Florida hotel leaders outlining rebuilding strategies at a Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Henry R Chase
Dade County
Leslie Quigg
Royal Palm Park
Flans
Tallahassee
INS
Florida
John W. Martin
Hotehnew
Chicago
Florida State Hotel Association
American Hotel Association of
United States
Canada
Florida Association
Red Cross Fund Reaches 2,850,400 in Disaster Relief
Washington report shows the Red Cross Florida disaster relief fund at 2,850,400 as of September 27. Miami headquarters expects 100 trained disaster workers to arrive within a day or two to be assigned to relief duty across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Florida
Miami
Flapper Lover Now Bride in Waterloo Runaway Romance
Burt Newhouse aged 18 and Jessie Klein aged 16 married at the First Re formed Church in Cedar Rapids after a runaway romance that began last June. The couple, from Waterloo and Cedar Rapids, ran away August 28 and were found with their parents September 19, returning to their homes prior to the marriage that occurred at 6 p.m. Saturday. Their 15-year-old friend Bernice Hanson accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Newhouse
Lafayette Street
Macked Lite
White Burt
Rath Packing Company
Jessie Klein
Cedar Rapids
Cesar Rapiis
Waterloo
Bernice Hanson
Chum
Pat
Jessie
Arthur J. Michael
First Reformed Church
Watering
Building Permits Issued For Several Projects
Building permits were issued by building commissioner Charles Wasson to Charles McKinstry at 616 Berteh Avenue for a two story brick residence at 1024 Pine Street costing 6000 dollars. Lauritzen Construction Co. received a permit for a brick addition to A Farape at Fifth and Washington Streets, measuring 3 1 by 89 feet and costing 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wasson
Charles McKkinstry
Berteh Avenue
Pine Street
Lauritzen Construction Company
Fifth
Washington Streets
Couple to Wed After Cedar Rapids Ceremony
WED AT CEDAR RAPIDS A couple planned to marry yesterday at the home of the groom’s relatives in Cedar Rapids and will reside in Oelwein Miss McDonald a mathematician with a local company was the bride and Mr Hammond the groom both named in the notice in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapins
Cedar Raphis
Bewah Mcionald
Waterloo
Arthur Hammond
Miss McDonnald
Gallowhy
Eriands
Miss McDonald
Mr. Hammond
Ordar Rapida
Oelwein
Fire damages Bishop Cafeteria stove blaze near noon
Fire caused $24 damage when a stove overheated in the Bishop Cafeteria kitchen at Fifth and Syc amore streets, shortly before noon today. Fire was confined to the kitchen and there was no further danger. Insurance advised. Ad inserted by Herman C. Miller. Phone 2404 bos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Fifth Amt Sycamore Streets
Municipal Court Witness Swears Purchase by Nicholas Bros
A fragment notes Balt J N Sweitzer from the municipal court swore a purchase by Nicholas Bros., owners of the Savo, for $1,000. The unreadable OCR segment mentions the page and implied transaction details.
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Omaha
Congress
Yankees
Tachsalen
NTL
Hig Keane
H. S. Murphey
Arkansaw
BIG Tabernacle
Salvation Army Hotel
Carrots Best Rouge
Dairy Council
Miss Tells Rotary Club
Flapper Lover
Roy
Herman C. Miller
Nicholas Bros
BUY K & P Cafe
Commercial Street
Young Coal CO
Nine-O
Dairy Cattle Congress National
American ‘Poultry Congress Industrial Exposition
Hy Ons
Nive Tron
Standard Tire Company
West Fifth St
Elmer Watel
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