Irish Freedom Seen Won by Molloy in Senate Hearing
Rev J M Molloy Iowa delegate to the Senate Foreign Affairs hearing on the Mason bill reported that the great battle for Irish freedom has been won. He attended the hearing with Friends of Irish Freedom delegates from many states and observed intense interest, noting friendly rivalry with Protestant Irish Freedom groups and widespread support for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Molloy
Iowa
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Father Molloy
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Republic of Ireland
Friends of Irish Freedom
Frank Walsh
Kansasity
Judge Cohalan
New York
Burke Cochran
Grattan Mythen
Episcopal Church
John H. Mitcholland
Presbyterian Church
Brinsley
Cicero
Washington
White House
House of Mystery
Waterloo
Bland
America
Ireland
Waterloo notices and personals in brief
Local news item bundle lists residents returning from Chicago. Mary Mullen starts as bookkeeper at Waterloo Auto & Supply. Lillian Allen seeks divorce from Harry Allen for nonsupport. W J Esser family heads to Long Beach California. A L Haldeman inspects C H W I P operations in Waterloo. T J Fitzgerald family travels to Oskaloosa and Missouri. E F MacDonough to speak on Modern City Building at Hotat Russell-Lamson. a truck collision damages a lamp post. George Flaherty to work as stage carpenter in California. Harry B Keiderling receives navy promotion aboard Tallahassee. Clarence Wilcox burial in Winnipeg. West High repairs underway. Earl Swearinger wins $900 in municipal court. December navy enlistment offers leave with pay. Ralph B Slippy Engineering Inc formed with $10 000 capital. Forum dance tonight. optician ad and New Year dinner and ball reservations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Miller
Chicago
Mary Mullen
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
Lillian Allen
Harry Allen
W. J. Esser
Forest Avenue
Long Beach
Cal
A. L. Haldeman
Waterloo
T. J. Fitzgerald
Fourth Street
Oskaloosa
Missouri
E. F. MacDonough
Russell-Lamson
Sycamore
Third Streets
Sinnard Bros
George Flaherty
California
Moving Picture Company
The
Majestic
Harry B. Keiderling
Charles Street
United States Navy
U.S
Tallahassee
W. A. Wilcox
Clarence
Winnipeg
Brookside
H. D. Lee
West Schools
West High
Earl Swearinger
C., R. J. & P. Railway Company
Navy Recruiting Station
Old Post Office
Des Moines
Navy
A. R. Mack
Last Night's News in Brief roundup from AP
Washington reports DOJ probing leaks on supreme court decisions tied to stock speculation. Huntington two suspected murderers taken from train and lynched. Mexicala broker Hindin released after Mexican hearing. Paris Queen Victoria of Spain arrives by special train. Berlin official: Minister Auer killer sentenced to 14 years. Paris: France Germany telegraph service to resume. Peking: Pacific Development Corp loans China $5,006,000,000. Berlin: German premium economy loan subscriptions reach 3,009,000,000 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Départment of Justice
Supreme Court
Huntington
W. Va
J. Meek
Island Creek
Chapmanville
Mexicala
Theodore J. Hindin
Los Angeles
Tia Juana
California
Paris
Queen Victoria
Spain
Berlin
Alois Linder
Tight Lid on Boxing Bouts Warns Officials
Attorney general H M Havner urges arrest of all parties tied to sparring matches and boxing events in town after county attorney E J Wenner sought guidance. The Allison O Keefe bout faces city scrutiny as Illinois plans are noted. City council meets in special session at 6 am to authorize payments and complete the year’s municipal construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Havner
E. J. Wenner
Allison O'Keefe
Mr. Havner
Allison- O'Keefe
Mlinois
Big Army Preaches Bolshevik Doctrine
Davenport Iowa reports a New York conference of the Greater Town association seeking a national anti radicalism federation. Government data cited show about 5 000 radical propagandists and 11 000 rural activists, with under 600 preaching Americanism and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
United States
Greater Town Association
New York
Federal Intelligence Bureau
Aganda
Cornell College Edges Iowa University In Low-Scoring Opener
In Iowa City Cornell College defeated Iowa University 22 to 20 after overtime to open the season. The game required an extra period to decide the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Cornell
Iowa University
Temperatures and Weather Notes Format
Weather data fragment shows temperatures and humidity with unclear sources and dates. The text lacks identifiable places organizations or precise measurements to form a complete news item.
White man bound for white slavery under Mann Act
Otis White, colored from Oclwein, waived hearing before United States commissioner J E Dempster and bound to the federal grand jury for white slavery. Bond set at 500 dollars. Mrs A Hassler and Mr Hassler, key witnesses, each bound at 200 dollars. White claimed his mother in Qetweln would sign his bond. Witness Hassler from Stillwater, Minn., could arrange bond. All three in county jail until bonds posted. State charge dropped when changed to white slavery. Mrs Hassler, 34, mother of two, had been jailed in West Union over two months. White described as a pure type of negro, about 32O years old and nearly six feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis White
Oclwein
J. E. Dempster
United States
A. Hassler
White
Qetweln
Hassler
Stillwater
Minn
Ccounty
Otix White
Florence Hassler
Stilwater
Westgate
A. P. Houston
Dubuque
West Union
Mra. Haasler
Question on Volstead Law and Public Access to Dictionaries
A correspondent asks how the Volstead act affects sale of dictionaries that describe stills and distillation. He cites Webster and Britannica and questions if such books should be withdrawn until illustrations and text are removed. He references the Anti-Salon league and Mr Bumble with satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washinglon
Anti-Satoon League
Volstead
Lnte
Bumble
Stores to stay open evenings for Christmas shopping
Retail Merchants Association members will keep stores open until 9 p m starting tonight. Clothing retailers plan nightly hours through Christmas. Jewelers and dry goods shops will also extend hours to 9 p m during the season, with dry goods beginning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Association
Merchants Seek Extended Hours Before Christmas
Merchants association planned to stay open late on the Saturday and three weekdays before Christmas. The recent change by the fuel board has shortened shopping time, prompting merchants to argue for longer hours to handle the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Fuel Board
Four Thousand Saloon Closures Urged in Chicago Fight
The ongoing Chicago saloon dispute continues as wets resist and supporters press for reform. The article notes constitutional questions about amendment authority and the requirement for two thirds of all members versus two thirds present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Mortuary Notice for Virden E Bray at Waterloo
Virden E Bray 44 died at home 1738 Williston Ave Waterloo after months long illness. Born May 3 1870 in Quasqueton LA he moved to Waterloo 15 years ago and worked for Colby Parker Transfer 14 years. Survived by wife Florence Eccleston and children Jennie Ida Edwin Edna plus brothers Buryl and William and sisters Nellie Tetter Alice Lewis and Co H Eccleston. Funeral at Christ Episcopal Church 3 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev M L Tate burial at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden EF. Bray
Virden E. Bray
Williston Avenue
Quasqueton
Waterloo
Colby-Parker Transfer Company
Florence Eccleston
Jennie
Ida
Edwin
Edna
Buryl Bray
Omaha
Neb
William
Eyota
Minn
Nellie Tetter
Kalispell
Mont
Alice Lewis
Co. H. Eccleston
Christ Episcopal Church
M. L. Tate
Fairview
Milks Emulsion Offered as Quick Health Builder
A testimonial from Mrs. M. Washburn of El Centro California praises Milks Emulsion as a tonic that rebuilt her strength after a severe pneumonia. The ad claims rapid appetite return and flesh gain, notes the product is nutritious and easy to take, and offers a money back guarantee with six bottles to try. It lists Terre Haute Indiana as the company base and notes availability from druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
The
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Real Estate Transfers in Black Hawk County
Real estate transfers list from Waterloo and Cedar Falls areas show multiple parcel trades with owners including Euaworth P. George, Bezalel T. George, Levi H. Bogie, W. B. Small, Denton, Allen Engle, and others. Transactions reference Linden Place Waterloo and Village of Raymond with various lot numbers and revenue amounts ranging 1.00 to 6.50, noting Guardian Park and other guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Euaworth
P. George
Bezaleel T. George
Selg Wey
Levi H. Bogie
W. BR. Small
Linden Place
Waterloo
W. B. Small
Dart
Denton
MV. B. Small
Rvin Allen
Gertrude M. Hall
Valentine Bahl
Tlock
Village of
Raymond
Hue
Isaeee
L. Fortunski
Et al
Mary “Ke Ellis
Pary Ney
Burt
Edward W. Bichler
Prospect Place
Watertoo
M. Dellagardell
Amy Younghlut
Dellagardell
Leavitt
Johnson
Miller Addition
Jhames Luck Dry, Goods Co
Ida Ay Chai Beriain
Nely
Cedar River
Cedar Bulls
J. Ervin Evan
J. B. Newman
N. C. Gleson
Ervin Evans
Cedar Falls
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J. M. McVoy
Ralph B. Slippy
Buchanan's
Bychacke Opt
SadwidniEng
Buch
Bond
Dictionary
Mrs. Washburn
Mens Fashion Shop
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Aimer & Marx
Frank
Commercial
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