Prediction of Crime Wave Tied to New Drug Law
Local authorities forecast a surge in petty crime as the federal habit forming drug bill takes effect March 1 ? drug price may rise and addicts seek substitutes. Chief Leighton fears a wave of offenses while enforcement could reduce user numbers after a few months with strict controls on handling drug materials and required government traceability.
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Lerbo
Ocal
Hia
Jake Big Chances
Leighton
Oig
Mrs Arns Dies From Paralysis at 1885 Sycamore Street
Pauline Arns nee Schrode wife of Arnos died at home after a long illness from paralysis. Born near Waverly in 1862 she moved to Waterloo thirteen years ago with her husband and four sons. Survived by husband four sons two granddaughters sisters and one brother. Funeral services Monday at Emanuel Church with rites at home at 1 PM and church service at 1:30 PM conducted by Rev Lang and Rev Alt. Interment at View Cemetery. Bearers include nephews Walter Harvey and Mond Schrodemier.
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Prp
Pauline Arns
Christ
Sycamore Street
Arns
Pauline Schrode
Waverly
Aros
Harn F
Clarence E
George C
Am H
Cher
Waterloo
Arne
Minnie Arne
Kemp
Sophia Bohn
Wash
Emma
Hickman
Neb
John Schrodemier
Waye
Rs. Arne
Emanuel Hrangol Church
Ladies’ Aid So
Tne
BR. J. Lang
A. J.alts
View
Walter, Harvey
Mond Schrodemier
Myrtle Lorraine
J. H. Hill
Floyd
Cars of Horses Shipped for War Effort Across Midwest
Fifteen carloads of horses shipped from this vicinity for use by the Italian and British governments. Light horses consigned to Italy, heavy draft animals for levy service, with Wisconsin and North Dakota represented. Western Livestock Commission Co. handled the consignments as they moved toward Chicago for Valentina banquet hosted by Hawkeye Fellowship Club at the Auditorium Hotel.
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Illinois Central
Stig
Wisconsin
Dakota
Consignis
West Livestock Commission Co
Mexican Affairs Again Assuming Serious Aspect
Washington reports say Za pata forces destroyed Mexico City water works and famine worsens. Carranza troops may evacuate as Villa forces move from Monclova south. Gutierrez occupies without resistance. Spanish minister, expelled by Carranza, boards the battleship Delaware and will sail to Havana on February 16.
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Washington, D. C
Zapata
Mexico City
Carranza
State Department
Piedras Negras
Villa
Monclova
Luis Gutierres
Delawaré
Rogers
Havana
Hner
Education Board in Extra Session at Waterloo
Waterloo independent district board met in Secretary J. E. Dempster's office to finish postponed items. Superintendent A. T. Buktil reportsWoodlawn has six students two in high school and Prospect Hills shows thirty pupils needing a new school building. moving the old Weatfield building to Woodlawn would cost over 2000 dollars. West Waterloo schools are crowded and action is needed to relieve conditions.
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Board of Education
Waterloo
J. E. Dempster
A. T. Buktll
Woodlawn
Prospect Hills
Weatfield
Waterloo West
Wilhelmina Cargo for Belgian Relief in Lloyds Open Heavy Silence
London reports the Wilhelmina cargo likely to go to the American Commission for relief in Belgium without prize court involvement. The British government reportedly objects to a court decision and favors sale to avoid setting a precedent on belligerent cargo.
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London
Wilhelmina
Falmouth
American Commission For Relief
Belgium
Bluffs
Topeka Keeps B B Franchise After Overnight Talks
Topeka Te keep its Western league baseball franchise after owners and officials, including A M Gatlin and John A Savage, reversed a plan to move the club to Colorado Springs. President O Neill received telegrams authorizing sale and Savage will run the club. A schedule may wait until April 1 pending the antitrust case.
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Chicago
Topeka
Colorado Springs
O‘neill
John A. Savage
Kansas City
Kansas City American Association Club, A. M. Gatlin
O'Neill
O’neill
Savage
Federal League
Wheat prices tumble on Chicago Board of Trade session
Wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade fell sharply with July and May futures sliding amid a broad market panic. Export demand weakness spurred the selloff, traders realized profits later, and a late rally followed shorts.
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Board OF Trade
Chicago
Mey
United States
Shorts
Rebekahs Host Social Evening For I O O F A Group
About 160 people attended an Odd Fellows temple social evening with Temple Rebekah lodge hosting I O O F members. The program featured music by the post office band, Fred Kallenbach on Germany, George Kreiman singing, George Fergeman reading The Lodge Joiner, and a five-person hypnotism farce. Refreshments followed, and a social hour ended the night. The Rebekahs announce a hard times party for Monday evening February 22.
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Odd Fellows’ Temple
Temple Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. Fla
Post Office
Fred Kallenbach
Germany
George Kreiman
George Fergeman
Fergeman
Rebekahs
Frank Kipp Opens New Tailor Shop
After a decade on Lafayette street Frank Kipp sold his business to launch a larger shop at 502 Commercial street. The store is being remodeled and redecorated for an opening around March 1 and will offer men’s and women’s tailoring plus a cleaning and pressing department.
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Lafayette Street
Frank Kipp
Commercial Street
Wets In House Fail In Effort To Stay Fight
Des Moines reports an attempt by the wets in the house to stall opposition. Sawyer moved to adjourn after Crozier sought to force a high bill through committees, but the move failed. Crozier then sent a resolution to compel reporting on his repeal mulet law and for constitutional amendments.
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Des Moines
Crogler
Marion
Sawyer
Lee
Crozier
House
Senate
Town Notes and Local Happenings Brighten Rainy Week
Mrs. H A Cobb suffers a severe cold while Mrs. H G Washburn recovers from indigestion. Florence Harris leaves for Duluth to teach English. Gold-Stabeck Loan & Credit sues Western Mortgage for 1200. Bilvin Holeton visit W F Smith's home. Bronson returns from Des Moines to resumes legislative duties. Martin hotel rents 402 Mulberry for extra rooms due to crowd. "Hearts and Diamonds" at St Marys auditorium draws large audience and praise for cast and staging.
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Bilvin Holeton
North English
W. F. Smith
OG. E. Bronson
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Mulberry Street
St. Mary’s Auditorium
General Markets New York Produce Report Feb 18
New York markets show unsettled butter with varied receipts and prices across creamery and packing stocks. Cheese remains strong with higher receipts. eggs unsettled with mixed grades and prices. poultry market weak for live stock while dressed poultry shows firmer quotes in western roasting chickens.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Y W C A Board Elects Officers and Hires Mot J Magowan
The Y W C A board elected officers for the year: President Mrs F S Pettit, vice president Miss Frances Grout, secretary Mrs W H Langlas, treasurer Mrs T W Mc Manus, corresponding secretary Mrs S B Reed. They voted to hire Miss Florence Magowan of Iowa City as girls work secretary starting Feb 22.
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F. S. Pettit
Frances Grout
W. H. Langlas
T. W. McManus
S. B. Reed
Florence Magowan
Iowa City
Minneapolis
Miss Magowan
Marguerite Nesbit
New Time Card Implemented on I C February 28
A new time card goes into effect Sunday February 28 on the Libyan Central railway. Major change is train No 16 United now departing at 220 pm for Chicago earlier by about twenty minutes to reach Chicago earlier in the evening. No trains will be off and remaining services improved to meet Panama American exposition traffic. Consideration of a Western cleaner in this service. If provided it would leave for Omaha on the midnight train and be transferred to the San Francisco Limited over the Union Pacific.
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Libolan Central Railway
Chicaxo
Chicago
Omaha
San Francisco
Lmited
Union Pacific
Real Estate and Rental Notices in Waterloo Classifieds
Multiple listings in Waterloo area including rooms for rent near downtown, furnished and modern options, 4 room and 8 room houses, boarding arrangements, and real estate for sale with acreage near Hammond Ave. Also requests for loans and trades, car and equipment inquiries, and farm listings with possession dates and contact details.
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California St
Commercial St
Fullerton Place
Horner
Jefferson At
Hammond Ave
Hammond
Care Courier
Gedar Falls
Waterloo
Minnesota
St. Paul
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Taweree Club
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Storium Hotel
Hawkeye Club
Rotterdam
W. J. Peddicord
William E. Edgar
The
Northwest Millet
South Point
Philadelphia
Cedar
Wylie III
A. R. Wylie
Los Angeles
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Notra Dame
Buyamans
Fall Mall
Thomas
Mr. Bacon
B. B
Kansas Club
Tranfer
Chise
G. J. Podusky
W. B. McMurray
Greene
Franklin Street
Don H. Hollenbeck
A. R. Conrad
William Mahl
Baltimore Street
Carl Bodeker
Jacob Christanssen
ODD Fellows
H. A. Cobb
H. G. Washburn
Carpenter Hall
Waterloo Carpenters and Bricklayers
Florence Harris
Duluth
Minn
Gold-Stabeck Loan & Credit Co
Western Mortgage Securities Co
Y.W.C.A. Board
White Plains
Aimee Crocker Gouraud
Eugenie Ferrier Lord
San Franccssco City Hall
Hugente Ferrier Lord
Thomas A. Lord
Yonkers
Lord
I. C
Weer 2Nd St
Iowa Dairy
Port Omfice
West Second
Somer
Hame
Boyd H. Brown
Elms
Brown County
Faulk County
Sully County
Red River Valley
P. W. Belangee
Black Hawk
Decker Bros
Emerson
Foster & CO
A. B. Cameron
Schaeffer
M. Schulz Vertigrand
Early Music House
BLACK
Iowa
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