Waterloo considers ouster petitions against Mayor Frisbie and Chief Young
The Waterloo council weighs ouster petitions accusing Mayor Frisbie and Police Chief Young of neglect of duty amid alleged gambling and bootlegging criticism. Affidavits accompany the petitions while councilmen debate an ordinance for hearings. a council appointment would run the city if removal proceeds.
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N. W. Frisbie
H. H. Young
Walter R. French
F. H. McCoy
Attorney General’s Office
Grand Jury
Young
B. J. Wenmer
Whoe
Leon Link
Peti-Ton
Tha
O. A. Manning
Waterloo
Watero
General Assembly
Fenthe
Mourt
Frisbie
Cieroung
Vis
Abe
Anelse
Labor Troubles Stirred by Grace R. Olin
Betty Tremont becomes entangled in a domestic dispute as her father accuses her private secretary Preston of courting for money. The conversation reveals concern over love, loyalty, and the door to a potential fortune under Horace Tremont’s watchful eye. Betty defends Preston as Mr. Tremont weighs business prudence against romance.
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Betty
Ming
Horace Tremont
Young Preston
Red Cross
Preston
Harkins
Mack
Uss
Will
Wil
Jury Indicts 22 Defendants Held By Lower Court
Grand jury returns 48 indictments with 22 defendants in custody or on bonds. Names include Babe Stricker John Weller Harry Chapman in joint nuisance indictment with $1,000 bonds each. Other bonds range from $300 to $1,900 for offenses such as liquor nuisance robbery larceny breaking and entering lewdness and false pretenses. Most others in vice probe not yet arrested or bonded.
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H. T. Wagner
Eynard
Novis
Babe” Stricker
John Weller
Harry Chapman
Chris Jensen
John Dog
Peggy Dorland
Jack Reinstein
Clarence Anderson
Robert Hertske
Willie Douglas
Charles Gilbert
Ed Ritter
Jester Evenson
Ralph Chambers
C. D. Cargin
Pat
Conley
Dixon
Doc McCoy
Mike Ryan
Labor Trouble Ends In Union Inference At Tremont Home
In a tense domestic scene Mr. Tremont confronts labor trouble caused by a secretary suspected of courting his daughter. Preston, Garrett Bowdoin’s nephew, hints at a peaceful union solution as familial tensions surface during a dinner invitation and a checkers game. Later, Dr Harriet A Rice, a Black physician, receives the Reconnaissance Francaise bronze medal for services in French military hospitals.
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Preston
Mr. Tremont
Garret
Garrett Bowdoin
Tremont
Garrett
Tremontiay
Betty
Billy
Liv
Newport
R. 1
Reconnaissance Francaise
Harriet A. Rice
Washington
Wellesley College
Woman's Medical College
New York City
Erbstein quits as Madalynne Obenchain's aid in Kennedy case
Charles Erbstein, noted Chicago criminal lawyer, resigns as counsel for Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain in the Los Angeles murder case of J Belton Kennedy. He attacks LA District Attorney Woolwine and former Chicago State's Attorney Hoyne as motives, cites personal spite, and says the step preserves his defense and reputation.
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Uniten Press
Chicago
Charles Erbstein
Madalynne Obonnchain
Los Angeles
J. Belton Kennedy
Erhstein
Woolwins
Hoyne
My ‘cHent
Obenchain
Towas
California
Woolwine
Postmasters To Give Jobs To Xmas Idle
Washington dispatch reports that 10 post offices will hire extra clerks and help this holiday season to relieve unemployment. The department urges postmasters to employ those in actual need after substitute lists are exhausted, rather than relatives or others with alternate income.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Postofice Department
Government Printing Costs 11 Million in Fiscal Year
The Public Printer reports that the government printing office used paper enough to cover about 35 square miles if flat. If made into octavo books, piles would rise about 500 miles. Total expenditures for the year reached 11,311,111 dollars, up from around 13,000,000 the prior year.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Government Printing Office
Carter
Congress
Peru Bank Bandits Sought After Vault Explosion
A sheriff's posse searched for bandits who tried to blow open the Peru Savings Bank vault at 12:45 a.m. The explosion wrecked the interior. no loot is reported. The hallmarks include shots fired at a fleeing bandit party as they fled on a freight train. Local residents heard the blast and reported the incident.
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Associated Press
Peru
Clyde
Claude Sherer
Hanits
Be Fair on Clothing Prices and Honest Labor Costs
A discussion urges consumers to examine true production costs behind a suit. It argues labor, processing, and multiple stages add value well beyond raw Tan wool, and urges people to consider their own labor costs before labeling others as profiteers.
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Ench
Tropics
Hoatal
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G. W. Wood
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R. Lehman
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L. FE. Dietel
Hb. Gi Diekmann
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Fred Eichler
Greater Waterine
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