Justices Protest New Court Plans In Waterloo
Four justices of the peace in Waterloo joined county attorney B J Wenner in asking the attorney general for an opinion on whether the governor can appoint a judge for the new municipal court to fill a vacancy. They contend the governor has no legal right and that the office remains vacant until the 1920 spring election. The Waterloo Bar endorsed Willis N Birdsall for appointment, and W R Law certified election results establishing the court. There is ongoing work on 26 federal aid projects in Iowa with varying progress. Project No 1 to pave Mason City to Clear Lake began after initial work. Project No 2 in Woodbury county awaits federal requirements. Black Hawk project timing remains uncertain but work aims to start this season.
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Waterloo
Bar Association
G. W. Wood
The
Bar
Willis N. Birdsall
W. R. Law
Iown
Mason City
Clear Lake
Woodbury County
Root
Experts Wanted for Special Army Work
The war department issued a second appeal to secure expert accountants chemists inspectors and mechanical draftsmen through the Commercial club secretary. Applicants must have years of experience and supervision ability plus college training where required. Government aims to fill positions immediately in these departments.
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War Department
Commercial Club
Altho
Waterloo
Proposed Hard Road Plan Across Whitney Road
W H Root district highway engineer works with Nathan B Barber county engineer to assemble data for the Department of Public Roads Washington to outline the county board adopted project paving the Whitney Road between Waterloo and Cedar Falls as a federal aid district. The plan combines public subscriptions federal aid and county funds with rural routes integral to the project. The government emphasizes the rural route element in federal funded schemes.
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W. H. Root
Nathan B. Barber
Department of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
Whitney Road
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Root
Overcoat theft mars Morris Thurman’s house party outing
Morris Thurman, of 420 Saxon Street, lost his coat at a Manson Street party after a night of singing and fun. Police arrested Anna Matthews and ten others at 210 Oneida Street for disorderly conduct after a raid. the women faces charges of conducting a disorderly house. Their cases go before Judge Sweitzer tonight.
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Morris Thurman
Saxon Street
Manson Street
Morris
Thurman
Anna Matthews
Oneida Street
Independence Camp Injury and Four Deaths Covered
Reported camp accident includes Private Verne Wheeler of Headquarters troop, 34th Division, with leg fractures. four deaths nearby in Independence region. Also notices the deaths of Mrs E B Conable in Winnetka and veteran staffer Hugh Ballantine at the Iowa state hospital, plus Jeremiah Donovan and longtime resident G W Trunk with burial details.
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Independence
Deseatelus
Serzt
Harry Witley
Verne Wheeler
W. B. Wheeler
Tms
Ras
Wheeler
Lex
Thirty Fourth Division
Camip Cody
N. M
E. B. Conable
Winnetka
Chicago
Frey. Gow. Strown
Hagic Ballantine
Hugh Ballantine
Iowa State Hospital
Decedent
Pennsylvania
Emma Blackman
Ralph
Cornell Blults
Ballantine
State Hospital
G. W. Brown
Burfat
Corneh Bluffs
Jeremiah Donovan
Ireland
Michael
Deadwood
S. D
Daniel
Edward
Peter
Death notice of Mrs. Hite and survivors
Hite had been spent in Cadependence. Her daughter, Mrs. William Yackey, died in 1908 leaving three small daughters for Wham thea grandmother had cured. Surviving, are two sons, William, Waterloo, and Prank of Qolwein: daughter, Mrs. Ch TL Fhaynes, Tnnependence, Mr Grandchildren, Funerst services were Tuesday at Firat Mouchureh.
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Hite
William Yackey
William
Waterloo
Qolwein
Ch TL Fhaynes
Firat Mouchureh
Last Study Center of Season Saturday
The last study center of the season will be held Saturday at past high school. The morning program includes agriculture instruction by W. S. Stl and arithmetic teaching by Miss Emma Lambert. Miss Clara V. Bradley speaks on War Relief Problems in Sewing. An afternoon session at 1 15 features Macy Campbell on How the School May Help to Win the War.
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Emma Lambert
Clara V. Bradley
Macy Campbell
Campbell
County to Organize Teachers for War Work
Consolidated school teachers to organize under Mr Campbell at 3 38 to carry on special war activities across the county. The plan establishes a countywide effort to support wartime tasks through educated staff engagement and local coordination.
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Campbell
Fire and Theft Insurance Ad by Wyant at 607 Marsh Building
An insurance notice offers protection against fire theft and liability with WoW Wyant at 607 Marsh-thce Building. It states no change in rates and mentions advertising terms.
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Rata
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Gugalicy
Nicipal Tribunal Certified
Police News
the Food Administration
Army
Navy
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Fillmore St
Chicago, Illinois
C. L. McDermott Drug Store
AST
Douglas Fairbanks
Antonio Moreno
Edith Storey
Barney Bernard
Mary Changleson
Bareb Williams
Hearst-Pathe News
Montgomery Flagg Pictures
Virginia Pearson
France
Keystone Comedy
Mr. and Mrs. Drew
Fun
Oscar Lorraine
New York Winter Garden
Sebastian Merrill
Irving Gosler
Pathe
Hidden
Llth
Safeee
Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
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