Governors Send New Year Greetings From Many States
The Associated Press reports New Year messages from governors across the United States. James M. Cox of Ohio cites congressional partisan zeal must cool and urges royal support to governmental authority. William M. Harding of Iowa speaks of a year of trials but overall achievement and state progress. Oklahoma's J B A Robertson calls for world leadership through unity and service. Indiana's J P Goodrich hopes for steady prosperity as the new year begins.
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Associated Press
Columbus
James M. Cox
Okie
America
Harding
Des Moines
William M. Harding
Ing Sovernor
Towa
Howie
Springfield
A. S
Oklahoma City
Okla
United
J. B. A. Robertson
Gore
Oklahoma
Associated P
United States
Charles S38
Aransas
Common Wealths
Sir Galatwd
Sir Launtal
Tadianapolis
Ird
J. P. Goodrich
Indiana
Governor Goodrich’s New Year Message for Loyce
Governor Goodrich reflects on a year of economic expansion followed by doubt in the business world. He urges renewed courage as the nation faces the new year with a hope for steady recovery and prosperity for the republic.
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United States
Wage scale changes sought by Cedar Rapids builders
Employers' association and Building Trades council in Cedar Rapids plan wage cuts and rule changes. Proposals include 4% lower wages, 3 a.m. start times, Saturday afternoon work, foreman pay, and tools owned by each party. Ten crafts affected. settlements aimed by April 1 via arbitration if needed.
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Cedar Rapids
Employers’ Association
Building Trades Council
Lattor
Building Crafts Organization
Employers' Association
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Woman Deputy in Burbank’s Office
W. J. Burbank announces Miss Tillie Hawker of Des Moines as deputy treasurer as part of aims to boost efficiency. Hawker has 11 years in the collateral inheritance division. other staff moves include Miss Lydia Casper, Mrs Hattie Rose, Alta Emmons, Morrell, Wickland, Davidson, Dever, and Jessie Marsh transferring within departments from Waterloo and local offices.
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W. J. Burbank
Tillie Hawker
Des Moines
Frank 3 Murphy
Burbank
V. Wickland
Vf. Davidson
Bertha Brown
Lydia Casesper
Hattie Rose
Alta Emmons
General Revenue Department
YH. C. Morrell
Waterloo E
Ww. Dever
M Jessie Marsh
Dever
Denuain County
Gas Company Forms Auxiliary to Sell Appliances
A new appliance corporation will operate alongside the gas company with H. J. Green as local representative. The venture, led by Ta nto and Blackie Co, aims to supply practical, economical labor saving appliances and continue gas and electric service without interruption.
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Wade
Green
Survess
Cedar Heights Hi-Y Club Forms Temporary Officers
Cedar Heights Hi-Y club organized at Mrs. Mar bury’s home Cedar Heights with temporary officers Lyman Lowe president Robert Stilson vice president Chester Stilson secretary Herbert Moeller treasurer Rev N Methfesser to lead the group and advisory board H C Roy Shoemaker and F P by to guide the project the club plans Bible study business sessions and a February community program featuring a debate and local talent.
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Cédar Heights
Elub
Esatate
Lyman Lowe
Robert Stilson
Chester Stilson
Herbert Moeller
Rev. N
Methfesser
H.C
Roy Shoemaker
F. P By
Chauffeurs Required to Hold Licenses in the Future
Judge Courtright dismissed charges against Ray Burch and Joe Clark for operating taxicabs without chauffeurs licenses, citing a misreading of the law. He warned that any person driving taxicabs with passengers must hold a license, despite prior Secretary of State interpretations. The case highlights ongoing updates to driver licensing for taxicab operators.
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B. Courtright
Ray 4
Burch
Joe Clark
BSO
J. HL
Mevers
Brer
Secretary of State
Waterloo Pastor Declines Minneapolis Call for Waterloo Post
Dr J R Macartney of First Presbyterian Waterloo declined a $400 a month salary offer plus moving expenses from Quiver Presbyterian Minneapolis to accept their pastorate. He chose to stay as his work locally nears fruit and his congregation grows, despite urging from Dr Benson and Minneapolis pastors. ANNIVERSARY DINNER: The thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wilson D Graham was celebrated with a dinner for 18 relatives at 1016 Eleventh Street West.
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Quiver Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Minn
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Macartney
G. CG. Benson
WL DB. Riley
Z. O. Buswell
Gust Johnson
Mactarmner
Oliver “Church
Bernsen
Maar
Pevnie
Wilson D. Graham
Eleventh Street West
Eva
Maude Graham
Marriage licenses and aerial view near Mt Rainier
The clipping lists marriages involving William Smith and Lillian Otte of Waterloo and includes notes on Henry Storjohne and Lillian Boege of Lincoln. An aerial image of Mt. Rainier shows the 24,500 foot peak with an aviator returning after a tire incident.
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William
Smith
Waterloo
Lillian i
Otte
Henry Storjohne
Lincoln
Lillian Boege
Lincoiniwerome
R. Lighthart
Wat Ada Sippel
Charies City
Mt. Rainier
Washington
Ent Avi
New Year's Eve Street Cam Service Report
Account of various New Year’s Eve celebrations at theatres and hotels. Retreat cars will leave on 4th and Union streets at 112345 am from Cedar Falls Northern Ry. Co. advertisement notes special rates and telephones for reservations.
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Watbexoo
Cedar Falls
RY. Co
City Notes and Social Roundup of Local Residents
Miss Cleone Mork visits Mrs. Frank Nauman at 622 Second Street West. Library hours listed. Washington, D C residents Katherine and Genevieve Washington visit Miss Marme Egan and Mrs. Myles prepares to go to Chicago for New Year. Theft report at Hawkeye Hotel. clothes stolen. Mr and Mrs Cparles W. Eby visit from Chicago then depart. Families travel to Chariton Iowa after holiday visit. Isham forfeits bonds in municipal court for intoxication and traffic. Theodore Perrin reports health in Pasadena California. August Schoel and family return from Chicago move to 541 Sunset Road from 509 Riverside Drive. Trinity American Lutheran New Year service at 11 a.m. Rev Moehlman to speak on New Year Meditations with offering for central Europe children. Car accident at Home Park Boulevard and Fletcher Avenue. driver uninjured, due to street condition. Paul and Mrs Kemerer arrive from Carrollton Ohio. stay six weeks. will remain until May in Colonial Apartments.
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Cleone Mork
Frank Nauman
Second Street Weat
Katherine
Genevieve
Washington
D. C
Marme Egan
R. W. Myles
C. G. W. Railroad
Myles
Chicago
Herbert Cadyter
Hawkeye Hotel
L. W. Popp
F. D. Popp
Fourth Street West
Cparles W. Eby
Jane
Donald
Chariton
W. F. Thompson
Theodore
Perrin
Matt Parrott & Son's Co
California
Pasadena
August Schoel x
Eliz Russell
Sunset Road
Riverside Drive
Trinity American Lutheran Church
K. F. Herbert Moehlman
Central
Europe
Aker
F.C. Eddy
Fletcher Avenue
Home Park Boulevard
Paul Kemerer
Carrollton
Kemerer
Chautauqua
W. I. Atkinson
Mrs. Kemerer
Mr. Kemerers
Colonial Apartments
A Pretty Romance Ends With Groom's Death at 83
Forest City Indiana December thirty one. Daniel Glidden aged 83 died ending a long romance with Mrs J W Allen his youth sweetheart. They married recently after a reunion that began in Wisconsin years ago and finally renewed in their old home. She said their time together was short but filled with happiness.
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Forest City
Daniel Gldden
Many Cities Seek Elks Convention Site Not Yet Chosen
Des Moines hosted Elks executives as Waterloo and other cities competed to host the 1921 grand lodge meeting. J Murtagh state president and others from Waterloo discussed inducements and a special train for the Los Angeles reunion.
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Elks' Lodges
Iowa
Des Moines
J. ©. Murtagh
Harry W. Hartong
W. H. Bass
James G. Clark
Waterloo
George T. Reddick
Iowa City
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
Cal
Towa
Waterloo Elks
Sherman T. Mears
H. B. Maynard
Walter H. Bass
H. W. Hartong
J. G. Clark
Murtagh
Des Moines Lodge
Advertisement fragment about a product and dealer inquiry
A fragmented advertisement mentions a product priced to value, urging readers to ask their dealer for it. The garbled text includes phrases about worth and dealer contact, with no clear names or places.
Editor Bladine Likely Iowa Revenue Collector
Lars E Bladine editor of the Cedar Falls Record is expected to become the next collector of internal revenue in Iowa with duties in Dubuque to begin shortly after March 4 pending senate confirmation. He has long served as Third district Republican state central committee member and secretary, earning support from Iowa’s congressional delegation.
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Lars E. Bladine
Cedar Falls
Internal Revenue
Iowa
Dubuque
Senate
Bladine
Republican Party
Waterloo
Republican State Central Committee
Congress
United States
Harding
Louis Murphy
Wilson
I. T. Jones
Washington
Jones
Des Moines
John T. Adams
National Republican Committee
Daily Record
J. W.jarnagin
Farmer dies after buzz saw accident near Waterloo
George M. Bidwell 78 dies at St Francis hospital at 3 45 a m from injuries after accidentally falling into a circular buzz saw on his farm northeast of the city. He leaves a widow seven children two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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St. Francis Hospital
George M. Bidwell
Mr. Bidwell
New York State
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Rachel E. Freeland
John’ Richards
Hudson, Je
G. W. Merrill
Earl Edgeton
B.D. Cotton
Lester, Ester
Warl Bidwell
Helen Baker
Florence Murphy
O'Keefe & Towne
Bank clearings rise in 1920 over 1919 totals
Bank clearings in 1920 totaled 106,858,615.56, up from 94,748,744.93 in 1919, a gain of 12,124,870.63 driven largely by extraordinary March settlements from the 1919 land wave. Monthly figures show uneven early gains with most months recording uniform volumes later in the year.
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Black Hawk Abstract Company
Auguste
Evangel Church Seeks Expanded Facilities
At the annual meeting the First Evangelical church board discussed enlarging the present plant or erecting one to meet Sunday School needs. Finances were strong per H Langlas's secretary report, with a new secretary to be hired by April 1. Vesper services were set for Sundays in January and February at 4 p.m., and a publicity committee led by W F Schrag was formed to handle bulletins and ads.
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First Evangelical Church
WV. H.langlas
W.H. Brunu
Board of Stewards
W.F. Schrag
W. H. Brean
Alvin Fox
Carl Gruener
Robert Francis
Martin Diser
Ohio State Faces California In Key Interracial Tilt
Ohio State and California prepare for a light signal practice in Pasadena as they meet tomorrow in Tournament Park. Odds favor Ohio State at 10 to 7 with California at 5 to 4 as coaches Wilee and Smith finalize offensive and defensive plans for the big game. The outcome hinges on which team seizes the breaks in a closely matched showdown.
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United Press
Pasadena
Cal
Ohio State
California
Tournament
East
West
Golden State
Columbus
Wilee and Smith
Ohio
Andy Smith
Last Night's Briefs Across Cities
United States district court judge Wade ruled Iowa rail passenger fare law unconstitutional. Josef Beiter and Lester B. Evans were arrested in New York for profiteering in sugar after selling 113000 pounds at 20 1 2 cents a pound. Special delivery letters may omit receipts per the postmaster general. A northern boundary water law enforcement plan was introduced for several states. Gas asphyxiation killed nine in Chicago. U S deportation stance against Soviet officials resident here noted by Secretary Wilson. Canada’s unemployment program placed 660000 workers in jobs in its first 15 months starting March 1919.
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Associated Press
Dés Moines
Iowa
Martin J. Wade
United States District Court
New York
Josef Beiter
Lester B. Evans
Federal Food Stores, Inc
Greater
Boston
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Sterling
Chicago
Washington, D. C
United States
Wilson
Charles Recht
Ludwig Co
A. K. Martens
Canada
Gideon D. Robertson
Waterloo Plans Night of New Year Celebrations
Waterloo prepares a varied New Year's Eve lineup with public dances and church watch parties. Theatres and hotels offer late shows and stunts, with Hotel Russell Lamson hosting the grand annual party after a midnight dinner and dancing in the lobby. Local streetcars run one hour late and taxis expect higher demand as stores close for the holiday.
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Waterloo
America
United Theatre
Russell-Lamson
Jake Levingston
W., C. FL & N. Railway
Barthe Named Adjutant of Becker-Chapman Post
Edmund L. Barthe was chosen adjutant for Becker Chapman post of the American Legion for 1321. He will take office immediately with headquarters in Memorial hall basement and a full time remuneration. The selection followed a cleaned up election by about 60 members after a two week process to prepare nominees. John N. Jacobsen served as adjutant last year.
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Edmund L. Barthe
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Memorial Hell
John N. Jacobsen
Greater Waterloo Association
Funeral services for Mrs Ange Bender to be held Monday
Funeral rites for Mrs Ange Bender, 426 Argyle Street, are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev Henry Prekel officiating, burial in Fairview. She died Wednesday after a five year illness following a stroke at her daughter’s home. Surviving children include Mrs C Finch of New York City and Mrs D Merriman of Waterloo. Verne E Lichty funeral tomorrow at Grace M church with a 1:30 p.m. home service and 2 p.m. service follows.
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Anna Bender
Ange Bender
Argyle Street
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
D.¥. Merriman
Narburg
Germany
Andr. Bender
Mulbers
Second Streets
Bender
Darell Alla
Ape
Henry
Ernest
C. Finch
New York City
BE. G. John
Howard
S. D
E._S. Bender
D. ¥. Merriman
Waterloo
VERNE_ E. LICHTY
Verne
Wenner Issues Last Court Fines Enforcement
County attorney E. I. Wenner issued fifteen executions this afternoon to collect fines attorney fees in terminal liquor cases and costs in liquor injunction matters. It marks the final official act of his term which ends at midnight. This is the first time liquor enforcement executions have been issued locally.
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E. I. Wenner
Thisfternoon
Huge Hood Plot In Dry Agent Office
Four arrests, including two women, tied to a federal case described as a gigantic conspiracy to defraud the government by evading prohibition. Accused conspired to obtain fraudulent withdrawal orders for liquor from bonded warehouses. Arrested: Mrs Mary Parkins Regina Sassone Edward Donnigan and George Stebbenson.
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United Press
New York
Mary Parkins
Regina
Sassone
Charles E. O'Connor
Howard No Candidate for Cabinet Position Declared
Ames Iowa Dees 31 E H Cunningham secretary Iowa Farm Bureau federation issued a statement denying reports that Jas Howard president of the National Farm Bureau federation sought appointment as secretary of agriculture. He said Howard is not seeking the post and that he will be a candidate.
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Associated Press
Ames
Dees
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Jas . Howard
Nadrational Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Howard
Cunningh
Exports and Imports Dip in November 1920 Trade
United States trade figures show both exports and imports fell in November 1920 from November 1919. For the first eleven months this year, both exports and imports rose against the prior year. Exports to and imports from South America shifted with November changes, while Austria’s Anna Boschek authored a labor hours bill for women workers.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United. States
Department of Commerce
United States
South America
South” America
Fraulein Anna Boschek
National Assembly
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Cedar Rapids Building Trades Council
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Sedar Heights
Twang Down
Ey. Macartney
Oliver Presbyterian Church
Buchanan
Tobert, Isham
Shai
Gero Ike
Murphy
Farmer
Evang
Wegland
Merry Wassall
Sir Walter Scott
E. L. Barthe
Legion
Wenner
Cunningham
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