Fines and Jail Orders From Busy Waterloo Liquor Court
Judge NH Boles presided during a brisk Waterloo district court session disposing of 11 liquor related cases. Two defendants Nellian Pattee and Karl Whawall were ordered jailed for unpaid fines. McManus faced a $500 fine or 160 days in jail for liquor nuisance. Powell pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of liquor with most fines suspended. Mrs. Ruby Johnson was fined $100 for illegal possession and enjoined. A Studebaker roadster seized in bootlegging proceedings had its first claim established by Industrial Acceptance Corp. for $621.30 and will be sold for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NH. B. Boles
A'‘Miain
J. McMatus
Wreater Street
Jal
Nellian Pattee
Karl Whawall
McManus
Waterloo
John F. Meyers
W. A.cook
Robert Powell
Johnny Meyers
Johnson
Studebaker
James Banning
Des Moines
Boles
Industrial Acceptance Corporathen
HH. Co
Waterloo Students Debate Modern Youth Standards in 1920s
Waterloo high school students examine modern youth through questions of dress, dancing, petting, alcohol, and media. They argue youth are not worse than earlier generations, criticize overblown reports, and fault both parents and society for harsh judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo High School
Waterloo
Mercury
Hye
Dismissals in Municipal Court Linked to Liquor Charges
The four individuals were fined in municipal court on similar charges. Traver serves a three year sentence in the state penitentiary for a third liquor law violation, with County Attorney W A Cook appearing for the state in the 11 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traver
State Penitentiary
W.A. Cook
East Orchestra and Band to Present Evening Concert
East High school orchestra and east grade school band present a 7 30 program led by G D Bennett with marches bal lads and popular numbers. The East High orchestra comprises 137 pieces and the grade school band 200 musicians. Miss Mary Nancy Graham directs the stringed quartet and Miss Ettabelle Storer with J J McSwan guide the grade school band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Bennett
East High School
East
East High
Jeast High
Mary Nancy Graham
Ettabelle Storer
J. J. MceSwan
Old Aristocrat Sees Flapper Morals Improve Generations
Edison and Bradley Martin praise the flapper in January interviews. Edison calls her dress single and beautiful and says reformers should leave her alone. Martin, in McClure's, says she is more honest than her mother and grandmother and that the younger generation may advance civilization through lively dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flapper
New, York
Thomas A. Edison
Electrical Fame
Bradley Martin
New York
Four Hundred
Martin
Manhattan
McClure
Edison
Tie
Parker Receives Permit for Kenilworth Street House
HW J Parker of 247 Kenilworth Street was issued a permit by Building Commissioner Charles Wasson for a one story frame dwelling at 258 Kenilworth Street costing 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. J. Parker
Kenilworth Street
Charles Wasson
Sioner
Immense Opal Deposit Found Near Winnemucca Nevada
Immense opals discovered beneath lava flows in Phousand Creek region north of Winnemucca. Geologist Prof. J Claude Jones of the University of Nevada explains opals formed from petrified trees buried under volcanic ash and lava, aged for years to retain color and prevent cracking. Thieves who raided guarded stores found the gems dissolve into worthless dross when exposed.
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Winnemucca
Nev
Iava
Phousand Creek
J.,claude Jones
University of Nevada
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Marsh
Dexter
Monuel
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