Nine Soft Drink Parlors Raided by Sheriff Wagner
Sheriff H. T. Wagner led about 25 officers in raids on nine soft drink parlors at 4 05 p m Saturday citing evidence from a judicial investigation. No proprietors were arrested. minor liquor quantities found in a few locations. The office holds the seized liquor as the investigation continues with county attorney action to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Wagner
Wagner
Charles Gentle
Barton Thomas
Fifth Street
Claire Ludden
Commercial Street
Alva J. White
Water Street
O. J. McManus
J. L Jolly
Fifth Street West
Jagsk
Salvation Army Tag Day Nets $382 For Fund
Tag day conducted by the Salvation Army on Saturday raised 381.98 dollars adding to a budget total of 6,103.59 cash. Workers in Cedar Falls in full uniform solicited. canvass nearly closes the budget. Funds will support relief work and Christmas baskets. separate canvass planned for the Christmas fund. Adjt LaPlount notes basket expenses cannot be drawn from the other fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Cedar Falls
Adjt
LaPlount
Beck Suffers Severe Pains After Scaffold Fall
Frank W. Beck injured in a fall from a scaffold last Thursday afternoon at about eight feet. He remains in severe pain at Presbyterian hospital. Doctors held consultations at 10 p m yesterday and this morning. Five more X rays were taken but showed no fractures. Attending physician fears possible internal injuries. Beck is brother of Mrs Mose Frank who died in the same hospital last Saturday.
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Frank W. Beck
Presbyterian Hospital
Beck
Mr. Beck
Mose Frank
Real Estate Auction On Delinquent Taxes At Courthouse
More than 40 men attended the sale of delinquent real estate in the small courthouse room led by county treasurer Ed Madigan. The sale began at 10 a.m. and may continue tomorrow due to a long list of parcels and no bids being received. between 3000 and 4000 parcels are to be offered. A. I. Bunn read the delinquent list as deputy treasurer. Rainbow Veterans King Marson post will meet at Memorial hall at 8 p.m. today, with the Rainbow circle also meeting there.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Dawes
Legislative
Rteessia
State Department
Treasury Department
War Department
Panama Canal
Navy Department
Postofice
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Justice and Judicial
Shipping Board and Set Corporation
United States Veteranns’ Bureau
Railroad Administration and Trans
District of Columb
Civil-service
Columbia Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Ed Madigan
A. I. Bunn
Rainbow
King Marson
Rainbow Veterans
Memorial Hall
Rainbow Circle
Garden Theatre Blaze Destroys Building and Organ
Fire at the Garden Theatre, rear section, damages interior and partially installed pipe organ valued at 7500, with total loss estimated at 27000. Building not insured. organ partly insured. Origin undisclosed, started under stage near organ. electrical work recent but not active. Owner H L McMurray, Legoner, Pa. local agent Norman M Beekly.
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Garden Theatre
H. L. McMurray
Waterloo
Ligoner
Norman M. Beekly
Commercial Street
Beekly
Fire destroys Garden theatre organ and sparks local losses
The Cremona Organ company delivered an organ in Chicago that was unpacked Saturday and set up under supervision, but a fire destroyed the instrument. First payment of 600 was made by Alexander Frank, the Garden theatre leaseholder. The fire also impacts nearby theatres, with the Majestic closed for alterations and Plaza rebuilding underway after weeks of earlier theatre fires in Waterloo.
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R. D. Colvin
Alexander Frank
Garden
Cremona Organ Company
Chicago
Frank
Plaza
First Methodist Church
Garden Theatre
Majestic
Waterloo
Crystal
Football player Lloyd Dean suffers torn ligaments
An X-ray at St Francis hospital shows ligaments around Lloyd Deans hip torn and badly bruised from yesterdays Cedar River park game between Waterloo Athletic Club and Moline Indians. Dean walked off but had to be carried home to 76 Mulberry street and will rest for several days.
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Lloyd Dean
Cedar River Park
Waterloo Athletic Club
Moline Indians
St. Francis Hospital
Altho
Dean
Mulberry Street
Ruth Barnstorming Jolt Shocks Baseball World
United Press reports Babe Ruth and fellow Yankees Bill Piercey and Bob Meusel were fined their World Series shares and suspended until May 20, 1922 for exhibition games after the World Series. Landis warned Ruth against barnstorming. he later answered a landis questionnaire that influenced the ruling.
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United Press
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Homerun King
K. M. Landis
Ruth
Bill Piercey
Bob Meusel
Yankee
Landis
Flag and Country School Themes for Education Week
Waterloo schools emphasize Education Week with National Education Association and American Legion National Americanism commission plans. Observation spans December 4 to 10. Superintendents 4H L Lee and C W Kline have outlined programs to principals.
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Waterloo
National Education Association
American Legion National Americanism Commission
L Lee
C. W. Kline
Cascarets Ad Promote Digestive Candy Pledge
A vintage ad touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative promising gentle relief by morning. It extols education value and patriotism while claiming to cleanse bowels without griping or stirring digestion. It targets children and mentions a ten cent per box price.
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Amer
Mylis
Republic
Fragmented 1930s notes on flag history and public events
A string of brief items from Washington and other cities references flag history and etiquette, figures like Washington Jefferson Hamilton and Adams, Americaism programs, a Lost Battalion commander, pogrom reports in western Ukraine, a tariff referendum, labor picketing plans, railroad board comments, a court restraint on UMWA officers, unemployment trends, and prohibition apathy remarks.
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Jslands
Washington
Jeferson
Hamilton
Adams
Becker-Chapman Post
American’ S Legion
Mander
New York
Ukraine
Washington, DC
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States of
Lye Detroit
Mich
White House
Capitol
Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Kansas City
Samuel A. Dewees
John L. Lewis
International Presiden
United Mine Workers To America
District 14
D W
D. C
Labor Department
United States
Washington, D.C
Prohibitio
Haynes
Telegraph briefs from Havre and beyond
Havre ship builder Charles W Morse plans to return to the United States today under an order from Attorney General Daugherty. In Illinois, lawyers for Gov Len Small and banker Vernon Curtis prepared to begin a fight to save them from trial on conspiracy and embezzlement charges. Unconfirmed reports from Washington note Japanese delegates pushed for extending the Chinese consortium as a substitute for the Anglo Japanese alliance. London Irish committee gathered at Premier Lloyd George’s residence to discuss Irish situation phases. Toledo reports six drownings after an automobile plunged over a river embankment. Pensacola yacht Glendoveer explosion results in one death, one missing, two injured. New York memorial services for Col. Charles W Whittlesey attended by about one thousand people.
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Associated Preas
Havre
Charles W. Morse
United States
Daugherty
London
Lloyd George
Toledo
Pensacola
Fla
New York
Charles W. Whittlesey
Mother of Senator Underwood Dies in Alabama
Mrs Frederica Virginia Underwood mother of Senator Oscar Underwood Alabama died at her son Fred V Underwood Sr home early today from heart trouble in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Frederica Virginia Underwood
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Fred V. Underwood
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Waterloo Insurance Agency
Lamar J. Duke
Lafayette
Iowa
F. W. Beck
The
RETEN
Bridge Street
Flag Safe
Insurance Inurance Agency
Cascarets
Senator Underwood
Sive Waterloo
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