Iowa Leader Denounces East Money in Democratic Power Battle
John T. Sullivan of Waterloo denounces Washington and New York dispatches claiming McAdoo allies plan to force resignations of George White and Wilbur Marsh from the Democratic national committee. He says Marsh will likely seek reelection in 1924 and White will stay as chairman until then, while eastern financiers seek to control the party for Wall Street.
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Washington
New York
Etenfort
McAdoo
Ren
George White
Wilbur W. Marsh
Democratic National Committee
John T. Sullivan
Waterloo
Democratic Party
Iowa
Wall Street
Mr. Sullivan
Democrate
Wilbur Marsh
Marsh
Mr. Marsh
National Organization
Jess
White
National Committee
Wilson
James M. Cox
Ohio
William Gibbs McAdoo
Gov. Cox
San Francisco
Bo Moore
Moore
Gox
Taxpayers Queue for Help at Federal Building
Crowds of income taxpayers wait in the hallway outside deputy collector J A Fosselman's office in the Federal Building. Fosselman stays through March 15 to assist residents in filing 1920 income tax returns with forms and guidance for all taxable classes.
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J. A. Fosselman
Internal Revenue
Federal Building
Fosselman
Terminal Building Deeded to Iowa National Company
A deed filed to record transfers ownership of the Terminal Building at Fourth and Mulberry by the Iowa Investment Corporation to the Commercial National Company, recently incorporated. The property is subject to a $90,000 trust deed to C. G. Fleager, trustee, and includes 160 acres in section 32 Bennington township. Revenue stamps show $84,000.
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Fourth and Mulberry Streets
Iowa Investment Corporation
Commercial National Company
C. G. Fleager
Bennington Township
Divorce Granted Half Hour After Suit Filed
A divorce petition filed yesterday led to a decree within thirty minutes. Plaintiff Anthony W. Berend and defendant Bernadette Berend, married in Chicago on February 5, 1920, cited cruel treatment. A handful of similar swift actions were heard in the current term.
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Anthony W. Berend
Bernadette Berend
Chicago
Mag Simonsen to Remain on Post
The Black Hawk County board rescinded last September’s pay authorization for county school nurse Marie Simonsen. She will continue guarding rural children's health through the school year, funded by the Public Health association from Christmas seat proceeds. Overtures to fund only a portion were discussed but not decided for the special meeting.
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Alihe
Marie Simonsen
Simonsen
Black Hawk County Public Health Association
Health Association
Red Cross Aid to Ex-Service Men Highlighted in January
The January report from Etta H. Worthen shows nearly a thousand interviews by the Red Cross home service in Waterloo. Of these, 643 interviews were with former soldiers or their families, with other calls also noted.
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RED Cross
Home Service Section
American Red Cross
Waterloo
Etta H. Worthen
Pine Cough Syrup Remedy Taught for Home Use
A historical home remedy promotes Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or substitutes to ease coughs within a day. It notes pine extract as the active ingredient and warns against substitutes, offering a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co of Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Tinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Waterloo Home Service Aids 418 Families This Month
Reports show 37 new families added to the home service section, joining 375 carried over, totaling 418 served this month. Forty nine more families remain active, with four men ten in service assisted and one civilian family helped through the immigration office.
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Home Service Section
Waterloo Home Service
Immigration Office
Women drawn as March jurors named from Waterloo panel
A jury panel of 35 drawn yesterday at 4 p m includes eight women from Waterloo locations such as Miss Lucy O Leavitt 623 Park avenue west and Mabel I Bush 119 Allen street with others listed. Male veniremen include Paul Davis and Dr Grant Miller Cedar Falls. jurors summoned for duty March 14 at 9 a m and grand jurors for 1 30 p m March 7.
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Waterloo
Lucy O. Leavitt
John H. Leavitt
Park Avenue West
Mabel I. Bush
Allen Street
Nellie Wisner
Locust
Emana Fralick
Vinton
Maud B. Robinson
Fourthwest
Alma Walter
Glenwood
Frank Walter
Louisa Bishop
Western Avenue
N.C. Olson
Cedar Falls
Paul Davis
Grant Miller
William Graham
Archie Putney
Archie Putney, ©. A. Draper, WN. Y. Lown, C. G. Stearns
Albert Lervingston
J. H. Griffith
Earl B. Joder
James Nichols
Frank J. Landgraf
F. F. Strayer
J. E. Keegan
J. T. Mitchell
George 4. Rausch
L. W. Mueller
A. M. Cleveland
Myron Rogers
Richard Huck
Spring Creek
M. R. Moser
Orange
Black Hawk
R. Shepard
C. E. McDoryell
Robert Gibson
Barclay
Ostrander
Mt. Vernon
E. E. Trible
Flowerless funeral for pioneer aids famine relief in China
Farragut Indiana February 15 James Odell a pioneer died last week left instructions not to send flowers but to use the money for relief of famine sufferers in China His request was followed and the funeral was held without flowers but with the aid to the hungry in China in mind
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Farragut
James Odell
China
Fire alarms trigger two roof sparks extinguished with chemicals
Sparks on roofs yesterday prompted two fire department calls. A few gallons of chemicals effectively quelled the small blazes at the Harry Fee store on Sycamore Street and the residence of Fred L. Cousins at 116 Clay Street with no material damage.
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Harry Fee
Sales
Sycamore Street
Fred L. Cousins
Clay Street
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