Supreme Court Opinion Clarifies Iowa Liquor Petition Rules
The high court upholds most Dunham rulings on liquor petition consent in Waterloo and clarifies how signatures on election consent are to be treated. It affirms poll-book as voting record, fixes name identity standards, and notes canvassers may sign for others with proper affidavits while counting signatures within 30 days of filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sullivan
Supreme Court
Dunham
B.D. Ryan
Robert Thorne
R. Thorne
Hiram B. Colvin
H. B. Col
Drys
B.A. Oppelt
High Court
E. A. Oppelt
Board of Supervisors
Sullivan
Iowa
Iowa City
H. L. Litchfield
District Court of
Black Hawk County
Geo
W. Dunham
District Court
Walperloo
W. ON. Birdsall
H. B. Boies
Wirth. Hoxie
Reed & Tuthill
Courtright & Arbuckle
Appellees
Ladd
C. J
Waterloo
Theer
Jessihap
Ward
Robert Thorn
R. Thor
H. B. Colvin
John R. Armstrong
J. R. Armstrong
Will U. Lusthof
W. G. Lusthoff
Ward Precinct
Lee Lovelett
L. L. Lovelett
England
Elizabeth
N.Y
Hill
Marlyes
Lafllu & Rand Power Co
Steytler
Corie Christian
Clafllnva
Chicgago
N. B
John
Massachusetts
Wilson
Bohstedt
Porter
Butterfield
Nans
Arthur Rohweder
Arthur Rohwhweder
E. F_. Goode
Coe
O. H. Sasgaman
A. C. Sorensen
Coward
Matt Geib
Caward
Watt
Matt
Mak
Justices of the Peace
Taft Vy
E. A. iSppelt
Oppelt
Eb.a
BE. A. Oppelt
Altho
Minker
Il Wigmore
Jess
B. D. Ryan
E. F. Patterson
Sycamore Street
Independent Electric Company
Ryan
EF. J. Patterson
Seeland
Davite
Albrecht
Nelth
Case
Tafl
Snouffer
N. W
Foster
Crisman
Ted
Morrow
May Circulate New Petition in Waterloo Open Saloon Fight
Businessmen favor relaunch of a petition to permit saloons in Waterloo. Wets leaders announce steps to circulate a new consent petition while liquor dealers fund the campaign. The court upholds revocations and rules the statement of consent insufficient, affirming the district court judgment.
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Waterloo
Wets
Wet sentiments sway Waterloo saloon petition debate
A Waterloo wets leader says securing enough signatures for a new petition is possible but undecided. Last election showed strong support for regulated saloons among voters and officials, with business opinion pivotal as some opponents favor regulated saloons over blind pigs.
Statement to Appear Tuesday by Temperance Association
A statement of the attitude of the Business Men's Temperance Association regarding the supreme court decision in the saloon consent case will be published in this paper tomorrow. Also note: join the Christmas Savings club at the Waterloo Savings Bank tomorrow. home baking and candy sale Tuesday, December 22, at the Wells Randall Furniture Co.
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Business Men’s Temperance Association
Supreme Court
Waterloo Savings Bank
Wells-Randall Furniture Co
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