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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1921

Page

5

Grand Jury Reports Indictments From Waterloo Vice Probe

A Waterloo grand jury issued two score and eight true bills after a special investigation into vice conditions. Indictments cover illicit sales of liquor, gambling, and prostitution, plus other state-law offenses. Over 400 witnesses were examined by E H McCoy and Walter R French as prosecutors.

Roy E. Ashley la Porte City Lyner E. H. McCoy Attorney General’s Office Walter R. French Itte McCoy Vnenet Thea Xettoy French Che Hakit Ano G. W. Wood Mr Coy

Druses of Hauran Described In New Geography Bulletin

Washington bulletin portrays the Druses of Hauran as a people bound by a life for a life creed, counting 343 million years of time, and maintaining independence in a Syrian region ripe for grain and garden status. It covers geography, secret rites, the intelligent and ignorant, and parallels to early church practices amid 19th century regional conflict.

Washington, D. C Dec. S Syria Hauran National Geographic Society Prairie Damascus Sea of Galilee Rome El-Leja Moses Jesus Druses Darazi Hakim European Commission Joseph Karan Mt. Hermon Jebel ed-Nruz

Travelingmen of Waterloo Plan Annual Banquet

Travelingmen of Waterloo will hold their annual banquet at Black's tea room and a program on December 29 with George W. Huntley C. H. Bingham and John T. Rock on the arrangements committee. Members of the association are invited and tickets for the turkey dinner are priced at one dollar.

Travelingmen of Waterloo Tearooma T P. Mn George W. Huntley C. H. Bingham John T. Rock Waterloo Travelingmen's Association

Cedar Falls Fires Cause $525 in Damages on Tremont and Main

Cedar Falls reports two fires within five minutes causing about $525 in damage to residences on Tremont Street and Main Street. The first blaze at the W. H. Pillsbury house at First and Tremont began at 10 a.m. with losses around $560. At the Kadesh place, 109 Main Street, damage is estimated near $26.

Cedar Falls Tremont Street Main Streets W. H. Pillsbury First Tremont Kadesh Place Main Street

Christmas Excursion Rates For Chicago Railroads Show Up

Railroads Great Western Illinois Central and Rock Island announce holiday excursion fares with sale dates from December 21 to 24 and return by January 4. Great Western offers fare and a half with a $2.50 minimum, Illinois Central a fare and a half with $2 minimum and $25 max. Rock Island rate details pending. General timetable changes on Great Western take effect tomorrow with multiple schedule shifts for Common No. 5 65 3 1 51 2 4 and local trains. Waterloo Des Moines Kansas City routes adjusted for arrival and departure times. No changes to No. 54 and No. 6 remain as scheduled.

Chicago Great Western Illinois Central Rock Island Railroad Musb Illinois Central Railroad G. W Great Western Chicago Waterloo Des Moines Kansas City Waterloo East Watering East St. Paul Minneapolis Oelwein

Train schedule snippet from Iowa route times

The timetable notes two arrivals and departures: No 52 leaves Waterloo at 9 53 p m and arrives Oelwein at 10 46 a m while another service arrives in Chicago at 7 30 a m, reflecting a regional rail schedule snapshot.

Chicago Waterloo Oelwein

Telegraph Briefs From Across the Nation and World

The Associated Press reports delegates reach agreement on return of all public properties in the Kiao Chow leasehold to China pending Tokio confirmation. Griffth’s likely ratification support for Anglo Irish treaty noted. U S mediators seek to resolve packinghouse strike differences as Chicago reports orderly conditions. An arms conference plenary session is announced. A severe quake hits Fokto with no fatalities. Dr John E B Teeple claims Germany controls American potash market. Women’s Christian Temperance Union will not push tobacco abolition. Government reorganization plans near budget implementation. Henry Landru is gravely ill in Gambals cell. F W Atkins is jailed on embezzlement charges. Secretary Wallace to westward farming meetings, Mitchell to Europe for aviation study. Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond lowers discount rate to 5 percent. About 10 000 counterfeit revenue stamps seized in a raid. Dr Adolf Lorenz may visit Michigan if health allows. Montgomery Ward board approves dividend actions.

Associated Press Washington, D. C China Kiao Chow Tokio Dublin Arthur J Griffth Chicago United States Washington,d.c New York John EB. Teeple Germany Philadelphia Women’s Christian Temperance Union Washington D. C Versailles Henry Landru Bluebeard of F. W. Atkins Goblin Ku Klux Klan Wallace West William Mitchell Europe War Department Joe Richmond Federal Reserve Bank Cleveland Adolf Lorenz Groesbeck Michigan Montgomery Ward & Co

Engagement and notable notices across cities

In Chicago William Coula Rohrer and Mrs. Jake L. Hamon announce their engagement. In Washington Government expenses for vocational training of soldiers rise by two million dollars per Forbes. In New Orleans a fire in the French Quarter damages property estimated at 200000 dollars. The Methodist Episcopal church quotes President Harding predicting prohibition’s lingering absence in another generation.

Committee On Conservation and Advance of Methodist Episcopal Church Harding Washington, D. C Forbes Chicago William Coula Rohrer Jake L. Hamon Oklahoma New Orleans

Smiles and Kinks on Today's Wires

United Press items report a Chicago holdup where Paul Tosci lost most items but socks and hat, a New York florist Ferdinand Fleshman cited in a divorce suit, and Independence, Kansas noting Frank Rehberg placing fifth at the International Livestock Show in Chicago with a carload of steers, then purchasing Black cattle.

United Press Chicago Paul Tosci Independence Frank Rehberg Littleton Ted Cascade

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