Rev Wylie on Peacemakers and Moral Foundations
Rev Illard Wylie of the Second United Presbyterian church urged peacemakers to act unselfishly and value human souls over material wealth. He linked peace to reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ and cited the Bok Peace Prize as a sign of the longing for global peace.
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Illard Wylie
Second United Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
God
God of
Jesus
Paul Sa
Christ
Weather Notes Signal Cloudy Turn With Rain Risk
Mostly cloudy tonight with some rain possible and warmer in the south. In Missouri unsettled conditions and likely rain tonight, cooler in the northwest, with Tuesday generally cooler.
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Missouri
Cedar Township to Accept Bids for Road Work
Trustees and Clerk Cloyd Knupp will meet Monday February 4 to receive bids on road work. Clerk Knupp notes bid opening details and project goals. The notice specifies local governance actions and timing for Cedar township residents.
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Cedar Township
Cloyd Knupp
More Scarlet Fever Is Being Quarantined
Reports of scarlet fever in the Noble community reach the county health office with steps taken to curb spread. Only a few cases appear, and the epidemic is not expected to grow. Richmond shows encouraging signs with no new cases, and Washington reports a few new cases but not a new outbreak.
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Public Health Service
Richmond
Washington
Rothschild Plans New Beauty Parlor Above Store
Rothschild will open a beauty parlor soon in rooms above his store. Miss Rose Kearns of Emporia Kansas, a Marinello School graduate, will head the department and currently runs a parlor in Emporia. New equipment includes a modern water softener. the parlor aims to open around early March.
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Rothschild
Rose Kearns
Emporia
Kansas
Marinello School
Chicago
Newman Dry Goods
Riverside men arraigned for giving liquor to minors
Milo Ingram and Louis Rummel hart of Riverside were arraigned before Justice of the Peace D. C. Kyle on the charge of giving intoxicating liquor to minors. Each posted a $500 recognizance bond and were released. Hearing set for February 11 at one o'clock as sickness among the two Washington youths from Saturday night is evaluated.
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Milo Ingram
Louis Rummelhart
Riverside
Justice of the Peace
D. C
Death of Mai gret Harding ruled suicide in Boston
The acting Medical Examiner Dr. William Brickley found that Margaret Elliot Harding daughter of W P G Harding governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston died by her own action at the Beacon Street home last Saturday. If health was the probable cause Brickley said the death occurred under such circumstances.
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Associated Prensa
Boston
Mass
Wm. J. Briesley
Maigret Elliot Harding
W. P G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Government Suit Against New York Exchange Dismissed
The Supreme Court today dismissed the government's anti trust suit against the New York Sugar and Coffee Exchange. The case charged the exchange with operating in violation of antitrust laws. The decision was announced in Washington on January 28 by Associated Press reporting.
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Associatedress
Washington
New York Sugar and Coffee Exchange
Supreme Court
Jury Trials Rescheduled to Thursday by Judge Hamilton
Due to settlements and continuances, Judge D W Hamilton ordered petit jurors to report Thursday instead of Tuesday. He arranged the change by telephone from Grinnell and will be in town tomorrow for arguments in the Snider drainage district case. Tomorrow’s session will set which jury trials proceed, with likely only two or three held this term.
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D. W. Hamilton
State Overrules National Banks Branching Across Borders
The U S Supreme Court upheld a state right to prevent national banks from opening branch banks within its borders and ruled the prohibition is supported by federal law. The decision in First National Bank of St Louis affirmed Missouri law and the lower court ruling with eight states backing Missouri in the legal challenge. Justice Sutherland wrote the majority. Chief Justice Taft and Justices Van Devanter and Butler dissented.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
First National Bank of St. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis
Sutherland
Taft
van de Vanter
Butler
Assuel_led
State Capitol
Des Moines
United States Supreme Court
Gibson
Iowa
Des Moines Police Arrest 80 in Weekend Crime Sweep
Des Moines police arrested eighty people during a weekend campaign against crime. Most arrests were for suspicion or intoxication. No serious robberies or holdups were reported yesterday.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Breaks Arm Fourth Time Within a Year
Mrs. Stewart wife of Dr C W Stewart director of the county public health service tripped over a rug at her West Main street home Sunday afternoon and in trying to prevent a fall sustained a fracture to her left arm just below the shoulder. This is the fourth broken arm she has suffered in a few months amid several prior injuries including breaks to both arms from a fall a year ago and further fractures since then.
Jones to stay at Iowa as head football coach
Howard Jones, who resigned as athletics director at the University of Iowa, decided to remain at Iowa as head football coach. Reports say he will cancel his Durham contract and continue at Iowa, with the board of control expressing cautious support.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Howard Jones
University of Iowa
Iowa
Iowa Alumni Association of Chicago
Jones
Trinity College of Durham
N. C
Iowa City
Board of Control of Athletics
Howard H. Jones
Durham College
R. A. Kuever
Iown
Des Moines
Mrs Escher Elected Critic At Alpha Delphian Chapter
Mrs Escher formerly Miss Ireta Pauls daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pauls was elected critic for the year at Alpha Delphian chapter meeting in Greater Waterloo association committee rooms. Mrs Coontz led the study of ancient Feypt and the next meeting is February 13 at the same place.
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Waterloo Evening Tribune
Escher
Ireta Pauls
George Pauls
C. A. Escher
Alpha Delphian Chapter
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Coontz
D L McElroy Opens Washington Hosiery HQ
D L McElroy of Cedar Rapids is locating in Washington to represent a hosiery company in the region and establish Washington as his headquarters for the territory.
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D. L. McElroy
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Morgan Resigns from County Board Amid Tax and Road Debates
A J Morgan resigns as a member of the county board of supervisors effective immediately after filing his resignation Saturday. The action follows a bond filing on January 2 while controversy over Barthelows qualification and Washington City’s relation to Washington township continues. The editorial notes Morgan served since 1919 and reflects on taxation and road issues, urging patience with governance and support for better roads and continued local progress.
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J. Morgan
Board of Supervisors
Morgan
Mr. Barthelow
Mr. Donahey
Washington City
Washington Township
Messrs Parrow
National Congress
Towa
United States
Hull Offers Bill on Muscle Shoals Deal
Representative Hull of Iowa introduces a bill to authorize accepting a group of southern power companies offer to lease the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power plants. The measure comes as Hull, a Republican and member of the House military committee, presented it in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Hull
Iowa
House Military Committee
United States Hockey Team Defeats Belgians In Olympic Opener
In Chamonix, France, January 28, the U S hockey team crushed Belgium 19 to 0 in their first Olympic game. Sweden also blanked Switzerland 9 to 0 in the day’s other ice hockey match.
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Associated Press
Chamonix
France
United States
Sweden
Switzerland
Crawfordsville Junior Hi Defeats Sophomores In Local Hoop Clash
In Crawfordsville Jan 28 the Junior High boys beat the high school Sophomores 20 to 11 after noon. Supt. Ross refereed. Union high girls won 27 to 12 and our boys 26 to 10. Buck officiated the night games. Reverend Gabriel preached at United Presbyterian church. A call was made for Rev. W C Porter to become pastor. Funeral for William Carson held. Will White visiting Diagonal after George White’s death.
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Crawfordsville
Supt. Ross
Fiere
Union High School
Buck
Gabriel
United Presbyterian Church
Peter
W. C. Porter
Burchard
Neb
Presbyterian Church
William Carson
O. Carson
W. C. Allen
Covenanter Church of
Wyman
New
Will White
Diagonal
Iowa
George White
Will
Solomon White
Mrs Rowley 102 Years Old Dies in Iowa Home
Cedar Rapids Jan 28 Mrs Jane Rowley aged 102 died today at her daughter Mrs CC Wilsey’s home near Center Point She was said to be a granddaughter of Colonel Ethan Allen Revolutionary War hero and a cousin of Clara Barton She likely was Linn county’s oldest resident and long time Methodist member born in Poughkeepsie New York she came to the county from Oswego in 1865.
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Cedar Rapids
Jane Rowley
Ethan Allen
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
CC. F. Wilsey
Center Point
Rowley
Linn County
Methodist Church
Oswego
N.Y
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
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Journal
Herman Meyers
Gett
White Yard
Hampshire
J. H. Baird
IL. P. Far
Marion Ave
W. F. Salterburg
McElhinney Furniture Co
Seth Quick
Frank McAvoy
West Chester
Stanley Miller
Mutual Life Ins. Co
N. Y. Tel
Warner Finance Corporation
F. & M. Bank Bldg
North Ave
Inquire Journal
Ralph Livingston
U.S
Lyon
Sally Ann
Lyon's
Lyon Baking Company
Kentucky
Milwaukee Track
W. A. Stewart
Claude
Apa
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