Sugar profiteering laws broadened to cover new goods
The U S House committee proposed amendments to the wartime food control act extending its reach to peace times. The bill would punish profiteering with up to two years in prison and a $5,000 fine, exempting farmers, and would apply price controls on sugar with a 0.12 per pound retail limit under a government agreement to revoke controls when justified.
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Washington, D. C
Palmer
House
Agriculture Committee
Arare
Food Administration
Department of Justice
Ilcenges
al Wilson
Wilson
League of Nations
Podenburg
Repubican
Illinois
Tribulations of the era echoing through obituaries and notices
Obituaries recall Louis Vose 47 who died at home with tuberculosis. Survived by wife and children, services on Lafayette Street. Other notices report Mary Jane Frampton 28 dying after illness, Rev J J Lockwood returning from east trip, Lizzie Queen oil well syndicate meeting with officers in attendance.
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Louis Vos
Louis Vose
Etl Aan Laday
Lafayette Sureet
Jackson County
Jay
Eine la Waterloo
Iti Mg
Devedent
All Trather
George Vose
Port Dodge
Wons
Frank Vose
Itoy Vos
Charles Voisty
Dna Vose
Frank Hokgsty
Gus Daily
Ov Waterdaa
Tumerat Wilhomt Uy Jd Pein
Lafayette Street
Hav, Jolpaison
Linden Methodist Church
Maiwaral
Mabelle Vite
Elt
Praunklin Street
On Miegh
Iwas
Awk Wood
J. J. Lockwood
Taunton
Mane
Lock Wood
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
Rey
May Sei
W. R. Law
Hope Martin
O. GC. McClinton
Charles van Vleck
Merrill Coburn
Fort Worth
Tex
Mexican Protest Fails to Halt Troop Chase
Mexican protest fails to stop American and Mexican troops pursuing hostages. A request to withdraw was sent to the State Department by the Mexican ambassador, while authorities discuss continued liaison and possible intervention risks amid growing tensions.
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Mexico
Bundila
State Department
Pruneda
Cushillo Parado
Louis Reed Plans Waterloo Visit on Oriental Trade
Louis UC M Reed now touring India intends to speak to Waterloo business men on oriental trade conditions. In a Calcutta to Commercial club letter he says he will arrive in America January 1, 1920. He recently visited China Japan and India and previously served as an American business representative aiding Australians in war funds during WWI.
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Dandy
Frits
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Waterloo
WM. H. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
F.C. Lee
Ycamore Street
Lilie A. Arnett
C. A. Waterbury
William FE. Frampton
Cedar Falls
William &. Frampton
John PF. Frampton
Pitepeld, WL
Bo Macrone
Crescent
Fourth Street
Muldoon
Mons
Brown
Mel Feath
Pamuiaan
Mexico City
Pauliso Fontes
eThe
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Wang & Miller's
Blas
Black Hawk Tire & Rubber Co., Inc
How West
Fifth ST
Iowa
Durham
The
House of Bargains
Sycamore St
East Fifth St
Lyko
Aes
Onl
Lyko Medicine Company
Kansans City
Tomor
Men’s Patent Walkover
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Wonder Shoe Store
West Fourth Street