Beer control plans to protect public from return of saloons
The piece outlines reformist ideas on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and replacing prohibition with varied international models. It quotes Fred G. Clark and discusses licensing, state control, and a proposed Twenty-first Amendment framework, detailing how a national commission and a government monopoly might regulate or distribute liquor, with emphasis on protecting dry states and curbing saloon power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Clark
Millon and
Crusaders
Congress
Clark
Kansas
Maine
New York
Chicago
United States
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Switzerland
Canadian
Henry W. Anderson
Wickersham Commission
National Commission On Liquor Control
Commission
U.S Treasury
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
John S. Sheppard
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
U.S
Chester Bell Chosen Consistory Class Head
Chester B Bell was elected president of the class now taking the degrees at the autumn reunion of Iowa Consistory No 2. Theodore H Strausburger acted as orator and Albert L Raymond secretary with L H Shirk treasurer and M G Rappaport historian, all of Cedar Rapids. The class grew by one as F F Lakes began taking the degrees. The work Wednesday covered the seventeenth to the twentieth degrees, with the latter on the evening program. The reunion ends Thursday after the thirty second device is conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Bell
Iowa
Theodore H. Strausburger
Albert L. Raymond
L. H Shirk
M. G. Rappaport
Cedar Rapids
F F Lakes
Case of Restored Completion: Dr Otto Kalischer Recounts
A patient once despondent over any flawless outcome recounts recovery under the care of Dr Otto Kalischer, the renowned German specialist. Kalischer explains the typical case progression, treatment steps, and the final unblemished result, emphasizing a cautious but hopeful prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kalischer
C W Lawrence Elected Kiwanis Club President
O W Lawrence of 556 Forest Drive SE was elected Kiwanis president to replace Earl G Nichols at a Wednesday noon Montrose hotel meeting. Don C Gaffney and Willis Mohn were elected vice president and treasurer respectively, with several named directors and Damour continuing as secretary. The Rev N E Dreier spoke on life inequalities urging kindness and understanding for the less fortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O W Lawrence
Forest Drive
Kiwanis Club
Earl G. Nichols
Meadowbrook Drive
Montrose Hotel
Lawrence
Don C. Gaffney
First Avenue NE
Willis Mohn
Sixteenth Street
Oscar A Anderson
Robert C. Armstrong
C A Beems
Robert O. Bickel
F W. Damour
A T. Pleune
W Y Thompson
Damour
N. E. Dreier
First Congregational Church
Cleveland Transfer heist nets 1800 in分
In Cleveland an armed robbery at the transfer company ends with four men taking eight employees and escaping with 1800 dollars after a tense phone exchange with manager J. T. Durbin. Police search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Transfer Company
J. T. Durbin
Durbin
Pigeon Put Out Of Misery By Witness After Shot Near Bridge
Passersby near the Second Avenue bridge heard a shotgun blast around noon on Wednesday. A uniformed policeman appeared to direct the shot at a crippled pigeon stuck on the ice by the west river wall. Witnesses alerted police who said it was not under their jurisdiction, then public safety commissioner Dan Kruldenier ordered action and Patrolman George Lee was dispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue Bridge
West River Wall
Dan Kruldenier
George Lee
Silent Bird Rescue Attributed to Marksman Volunteers
A dramatic scene describes a crew arriving to end a suffering bird. Lee states the plan to have the best marksman in a quickly formed audience fire the fatal shot. A single shell suffices for the volunteer to complete the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Cedar Rapids and Linn County Couples Seek Marital Licenses
Franks Abodeely and Edna Koury both of Cedar Rapids. Lyle E Payne and Adabelle E Hopker both of Linn County. Fred G Kettler and Melba E Mentzer both of Linn County. Darrel Crozler and Jessie Ford both of Linn County await marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Abodeely
Edna Koury
Cedar Rapids
Lyle E. Payne
Adabelle E. Hopker
Linn County
Fred G. Kettler
Melba E. Mentzer
Darrel Crozler
Jessie Ford
Eight Women in One Family Benefited from a Remedy
A grandmother and mother used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with multiple daughters and granddaughters also relying on it. Testimonials claim it improves health, eases childbirth, and sustains well being through changes, with Mrs Maria Lusece of Bronx praising its support during pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Rupert Munnninghoff
Maria Lusece
Boston Road
Bronx
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willis Thornton
NEA Service Weiler
WCTU
States
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Third Avenue
Third Street
Chester Bell
Rome
Dr. Kalischer
Germany
Fleischmann
Finch
Standard
Incorpo
Berlin
C. W. Lawrence
Lasswe
Tru-Art Cut Oo
W. Lawred Ice
Albert Manninghofe
Ninth St
Newport, Kentucky
Dee
Roper Gas
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
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