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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1922

Page

13

Misconception about Hawaii as foreign country exposed by bank

A Washington revenue collector’s note to a local bank challenges an erroneous belief that Hawaii is not part of the United States. The bank explains Hawaii became U S territory in 1898 and checks there are paid at par, a fact confirmed by war risk and alien property practices. The report cites similar misapprehensions by residents in Baltimore and Kansas City, highlighting Hawaii’s U S status and tax contributions.

Associated Press Wanolulu T. H Hawaiian Territory United States Atlantic Hawaii Bays U. S Kansas Kansas City

Educators Addressed at Louisville Kindergarten Meet

International Kindergarten union convenes in Louisville from April 24 for a week. Prominent speakers include Miss Lillian B Poor of Boston Miss Elia R Boyce of Pittsburgh Miss Edna D Baker of Chicago and Miss Margaret Atrace of Cleveland. Other talks cover standardized courses and curriculum habits with leaders from Teachers College Washington and University of Chicago among presenters.

Louisville International Kinderegardten Union Lillian B. Poor Boston Elia R. Boyce Pittsburgh Edna D. Baker Chicago Margaret Atrace Cleveland Caroline W. Barbour Superior Wis Patty Hill Teachers College N. Y Donald Robertson Julia Wade Abbott Bureau of Education Washington Stella McCarty Baltimore Agnes L. Rogers Gonder College Nina (. Vandewalker Minnie G. Allen Louisitis Grace Brown Clevland Alice Temple The University of Chicago

Dictionary Gift Prompts Reader Interest In Language Treasure

A verbose note extols dictionaries as a treasure house of words and urges readers to claim a New Universities dictionary folded into a daily coupon. Also referenced are a London History Museum python display and upcoming local G A R meeting at Memorial Hall with a Temple Rebekah lodge thimbleben.

Mexico London London History Museum

Thief With Address Left Behind Captured by Police

In St Louis on April 12 a trio of armed robbers entered a private home and plundered several women of gems valued at 194 dollars during a card game. Frank Harrington, 22, was arrested after police found his name on a slip of paper he handed a woman. He had posed as from the gas company to gain entry. A partner aided the search of victims while a third man acted as lookout. The slip also proved to be a bank note reminder.

St. Louis Frank Harrington Harrington

The Unusual Maid by Agnes G Brogan

A wealthy elderly man James Ivor loves his tapestries more than people. Fran, a new maid who reveals she is Allan’s wife, exposes loneliness and love in a throne room confrontation and reconciles a father with a lost daughter.

Qld James Ivor Karl Ivor Kath Fran Cveat Iver Atener Estes Har Allan Jamas Ivor

Farm Property Assessments Decline Overall in 1921

Des Moines April 12. Personal property and farm land show reduced assessed values in 1921, while town lots and express and telephone networks rise. Railroads drop due to federal court action. if not for that, railroad values would exceed prior figures. Net loss mirrors railroad gains. Farm land remains about three fifths of state taxes.

Des Moines Ofice Glenn C. Haynes Executive Council

Transmission fines and tax burden figures cited for Town

The report notes 87 percent and the railroads' taxable value set temporarily by courts at 6.95 percent. The per capita tax averages 43.36 dollars, totaling 216.80 dollars for a family of five. Of this, 4.08 per person or 20.40 per family funds state revenue, roads, county and city taxes.

Jackie Coogan Returns to Palace for My Boy Showing

The famous boy actor Jackie Coogan appears in the Palace theatre next Sunday in My Boy. To celebrate a special Coogan cartoon, the palace offers fifty people a free pass by selecting objects starting with C from the cartoon. Entries must be mailed to the Courier editor by the upcoming Saturday.

Jackie Coogan Palace Theatre The Palace Courier Thuredas Merrow

William Knight Dies at Clarksville at 62

Clarksville Louisiana April 14 William Knight longtime Clarksville resident died at his home from tuberculosis at 5 am aged 62 Funeral arrangements pending interment with his son Darrell in Lowell Cemetery He is survived by three brothers Henry Clarksville George and Joseph and four sisters Aiis Will Tandt Philipsburg Ken Mrs Frank Kilson Bristow Mrs Alonzo Patterson Mason City and Mrs Manly London Clarksville

Clarksville William Knight Darrell Lowell Cemetery Knight Henry George Joseph Aiis Will Tandt Philipsburg Ken Frank Kilson Bristow Alonzo Pattergson Mason City Manly London

Third Killing Is to Be Required

Louayille Ky April 6 Circuit Judge A T Burgevant sentenced Frank M Thomas to be electrocuted at Eddyville prison on April 23 for the murder of Luca Arbogast. Thomas, a farmer and former politician, has killed three men in his life and faced earlier slayings, including one for which he served time and another for which he was pardoned. Arbogast helped obtain a pardon for a Powell killing, and the two were political allies who fell out over an estate dispute Thomas believed he should have administered.

Eddyville Luca J. Arbergust Thomas Polles Ratords Son Gregg KB. H. Powell Jefferson County Pollen A. O. Stanley Arbogast Thomas’ Guy Powell Arbegast Mu Pristrate Theanuws Choter Arbegist

Ministers to Meet Marian Waterloo Association Meeting

Ministers will melt with the Waterloo Ministers' association meeting at the M A on Monday at 1:4 p m Rev W A Patterson of Union Congregational church will lead devotional services The Principles of Uniform parasile will be presented by a talk by Rev Ollen Snape pastor of Church of the Redeemer Visiting clergymen are invited to attend.

Waterloo Ing Association W. A. Paterson Union Congregation Pur Church Ev. Ollen Snape Church of the Redeenar

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