Five Socialist Assemblymen Face Disloyalty Charges
At Albany hearings the judiciary committee said it would seek to prove Louis Waldman voiced support for universal military training to sway youths with guns. The trial involved deposition plans for a Milwaukee witness and a motion to expunge Miss Ellen Chivers testimony about Charles Solomon. A resolution for immediate reseating of the Socialist members was presented by the United Neighborhood Homes executive committee.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Louis Waldman
Chicago
John B. Stanchfield
Milwaukee
J. E. Harrie
Milwaukee Leader
Seymour’ Stedman
Maurice Bloch
Ellen B. Chivers
Charles Solomon
Louis M. ‘Martin
Brooklyn
Jalse
Solomon
Assemblyman Bloch
Judiciary Committee
Assemblyman
Bloch
Miss Chivers
Assembly
Sweet
United Neighborhood Homes of
New York
Vorwaerts criticizes preserving William fortune editorial
Berlin reports Vorwaerts condemns efforts to keep William’s fortune intact calling the Bewegung for a man who ruined Germany. The Prussian bill is praised for old Prussian efficiency while noting no verdict of guilt and government power to seize private fortunes. A second item notes a surprise concert at East High with eight piece orchestra for all students, courtesy of R A Howard and George Goldkette. Pope Benedict plans a private consistory in Lent likely March 1 for bishops, with a public cardinal creation in May during Joan of Arc celebrations.
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Associated Press
Berlin
William
Vorwaerts
Germany
Count Hohenzollern
East High
R. A. Howard
Garden Theatre
George Goldkette
Rome
Benedict
Joan of Arc
Bread Ration Boost for Russian Workers
London reports a Moscow dispatch stating workers in Russia will receive a larger bread ration than before. It adds that all employees of soviet or nationalized establishments will get preference in distribution of rations.
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London
Russia
Moscow
Temperatures This February Noted By Buchanan Optical
Readings show midnight to 1 pm temperatures tracked by Buchanan Optical. Data lists yesterday’s highs at 29 and 22 degrees with patterns from 1919 noted alongside current figures.
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Buchanan Optical Go
City in Brief Buchanan for Glasses
Advertisement notes a location at 1 West End Fourth Street Bridge for Buchanan glasses.
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Buchanan
West End
Fourth Street Bridge
Waterloo News Sketches Influenza Era Notices
The itemizes movements and health notices include Emnes J Genty moving to Mitchell South Dakota, C IL Holden heading to Casper Wyoming with oil firm interests, Mrs A L Holmes returning from Los Angeles with daughter Betty, Merle C Coburn resuming work after influenza illness, Lucille Bittinger filing for divorce from Earl Bittinger for cruel treatment, Miss Lois Mann returning to her home in Janesville after influenza closures, Charles W Simmons recovering from influenza and back at work, Mrs W E B Peavey returning from Des Moines to care for ill son Wesley Warsow, and a birthday postcard shower for M J O Keefe. Discharges for Charles Neill and Bndeto Goerts for larceny terms are noted, Mrs Thomas Myeras moved to Memorial emergency hospital ill with influenza, Shormton ill with pneumonia, and a postponed Illinois Central freight agents meeting due to influenza. The Democratic county convention is set for Feb 14 in the courthouse. Civil service exams for bookkeepers in Washington are discontinued. stenographers, typists, and bookkeepers previously examined. Judge H B Boies upheld a motion in Miller vs Rock Island Railway, verdict for railway favored. Rev George C Johnson, secretary of Evangelical association mission board, dies in Cleveland. his secretary Miss Mary Schmidt travels to Cleveland. Waterloo Review No 22 notes a Macabees dinner and dance on Feb 4 with welcome extended.
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Emnes J. Genty
J. &. Coury
Mitchell
C. IL
Holden
Casper
Wyo
A. L
Holmes
Betty
Los Angeles
Cal
Merle C. Coburn
Bridge Street
Lois Mann
Manson
Janesville
Charles W. Simmons
Greater Waterloo Association
W. EB. Peavey
Third Avenue West
Des Moines
Wesley Warsow
M. J.o'keefe
Charles
W-Neill
Bndeto Goerts
Anamosa
Thomas _Myeras
South Barclay Street
Courier News
Shormton
Lincoln Township
Blesing Church
Thornton
T. F. Thornton
Illinois Central
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Russell- Lawson
Court House
Hermann Miller
Waterloo
Civil Service Commission
Washington
H. B. Boies
George B. Miller
Rock Island Railway
Miller
George C. Johnson
General Mission Board of the Evangelical Association
Cleveland
Johnson
Cedar Falls
Mary Schmidt
Waterloo Review
Macabees
Ministerial Union Names Members of Interchurch Body
A special meeting of the Ministerial association discussed cooperation in the interchurch world movement. A finance drive is planned for April 21 to May 2. A committee of Frank W Court A P Blough J T Houser and G D Serrill will draft a program for every member canvass. Budgets for mission fields and current expenses will be raised this week. Each church will appoint its pastor and two lay members to meet later with the committee to finalize details.
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Ministerial Association
Interchurch World Movement
Frank W Court
A. P. Blough
J.T. Houser
G. D.serrill
Rehearing Granted in Voliva Zion City Case
Illinois Supreme Court grants rehearing on a decision about a ten thousand dollar appropriation for an investigation of Wilbur Glen Voliva and Zion City. Local notes mention farmers’ meeting, funerals, visits, and moves including Mrs. Sarah Martin, Miss Ruth Woods, and John Youmans with reference to Congressman Sweet aiding Joey’s hospital stay.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Illinois State Supreme Court Today
General Assembly
Wilbur Glen Voliva
Zion City
A silent but effective salesman For Sale Ad in Courier
A concise newspaper item notes a for sale advertisement in the Courier. It highlights a quiet, effective approach by the seller and mentions how the ad works to attract readers. No further names or specifics are provided.
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The
Courier
the Courier
Flu Cases Decline as Four More Die Demand Grows
Four more deaths accompany 42 new influenza cases in 24 hours ending noon as city reports ongoing epidemic. Mortality remains high though new case count shows slight drop from peak. Physicians link fatalities to earlier infections while hospitals brace for continued demand and limited nursing staff. Memorial Hospital releases patients to make room as second emergency hospital remains in abeyance.
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Memorial Aj
Build Houses for Birds to Boost Farm Yields
Farmers can increase yields by attracting birds that eat insect pests. Provide nest-building materials and safe retreats to host summer residents. Farmers' Bulletin 609 from the U S Department of Agriculture offers illustrated plans for single and apartment bird houses and is available free by writing to Washington DC.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
How They Pass Excess Taxes Down
Cedar Rapids Republicans argue excess profits taxes are shifted to consumers twice. They say big businesses inflate profits and boost bonuses to executives to avoid taxes, citing a New York paper box firm paying managers 26 000 to dodge excess profits tax.
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Cedar Rapids
New York
The Day of Doubt in Election Debate
An editorial mocks voters doubts over electoral choices and national mood. It contrasts past wartime policy shifts with current political rhetoric, noting widespread indecision and demagogic tactics, ending with a lingering reflection on a silent for sale ad in the Courier.
Council Rock by LZOLA FORKRESTER
Dorothy Waring confronts family pressures as Creston Clay proposes a loveless marriage for wealth. On a moonlit rock by the river they confess feelings and kiss, sparking a decision to marry for love. The Dolphin sails toward Port au Prince on a Southward honeymoon cruise.
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Port-au- Prince
Crulag
Waring
Marble Rock Fire Destroys Residence on East Bradford Street
A Sunday afternoon fire destroyed the fine residence of William Wedeking senior on East Bradford Street in Marble Rock. Alarm was swift, but the building burned to ruin, with the loss affecting a valuable property. Wedeking had purchased the home from Harry Inman about a year earlier. Other local notes mention Mina Lucy Warner's return from surgery, visits by local residents, and neighbors traveling to Wimbledon, N. D. for relatives.
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Marble Rock
William Wedeking
Bradford Street
Wedeklei
Harry Inman
Mina Lucy Warner
Presbyterian Hospital,Waterloo
Mra. Kannengeiser
Martin Pape
Wimbledon
N. D
Local notes on family misfortunes and travels
Fragmentary lines describe a serious accident involving a married daughter with a fractured limb. Rev. Father Thole is reported dead and then recovering. Mention appears of Mr and Mrs Mesuserachmiat delaying to Chicago, and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Weaver visiting Fairbank and staying with Rev. and Mrs. Weaver.
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la Forte
Thole
Chicago
Lawrence Weaver
Fairbank
Mra . Weaver
Orchard Notes Show Housekeeping and Local Visits
Orchard February updates report Frank Spits and bride moving to the Elmo Vining tenant house to work for Mr. Vining. Charles City friends visited. Zelda Sculley returned home to Strawberry Point. church dinner Feb 7 postponed due to sickness. Mrs. George Cheney staying with Les Harnes for the Barnes family. Harold Millington visited Osage. Maude Hough visited and returned. Wick list includes numerous local residents. note mentions For Sale Act in the Courier.
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Orchard
Frank Spits
Bride
Elmo Vining
Vining
Charles City
Zelda Sculley
Millington
Strawberry Point
George Cheney
Les Harnes
Barnes
Harold Millington
Osage
Maude Hough
H. L. Morse
Howard Morse
Frank Morse
George Hill
Marjorie
Earl Cole
Joe Meyer
John Evans
Jess Grey
Earl Squier
Ronald Harris
Glen Worseldine
Cleo Anderson
Harold Perrin
Lawrence Squier
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View Vorwaerts
Lucille Bittinger
Earl Bittinger
Ministerial Union
Interchurch
Horton
Sarah Martin
Plainfield
Fred Pierson
Waverly
Ruth Woods
Sidney Annis
Mainfeld
Perry Beck
Waller Miller
Plarriet
Cemetery Society
Arthur Woods
John Youmans
Virginia
Joey
Congressman Sweet
J. H. Sigies
H. C. Moeller
First Brethren
Punch Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Neurasthenia
United States
Council Rock
Lzola Forkrester
Creston
Barclay
Dorothy
Connie
Warings
Evelyn
Winnie
Phyllis
Croston
Palmetto Beach
South
Dot
Bureki
Creston Clay
Seven Seas
Dad
David
America
Granger
Marbling Rock
Willard Stroud
Harry Stroud
Reed Weaver
T. Wraver
Brauter
Western Electric
J. J. Caestecker
Good Housekeeping Institutes
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