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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1923

Page

12

Guthrie County Wins Tax Appeal in Iowa Supreme Court

Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court ruled that banks could not deduct liberty bonds from capital stock when listing for taxation. The decision voids prior deductions and allows counties to collect back taxes, impacting banks and state tax policy. The ruling clarifies that Richmond Virginia precedents do not apply to Iowa bank taxation.

Des Moines Lowa Supreme Court Tne Guthrie County National Bank of Guthrie Cenr Lowa Towa Supreme Court Richmond United States Supreme Court Iowa First National Nir Guthria Center Thirty- Eighth General Assembly Iowa Supreme Court Des Maines National Bank Tom Fairweather Megar Pe First National Bank Guthrie Center State Supreme Court

Fisher to Erect a Y M C A Building on Campgrounds

H T Fisher long active in the Y M C A donates a headquarters building for the Morris Island campgrounds to ease transport of materials. The 18 by 24 foot structure will overlook Cedar River on a high bank and will house the office library and medical department during camps. A large fireplace will be included.

H. T. Fisher Morris Island Fisher Cedar Tiver

Camp plans advance for 1923 hiking season

The article notes plans for the 1923 camping season are under way with comfort provisions for hikers in winter. It mentions ongoing construction with an estimated cost around 660 dollars. It references Mr. Fisher who served overseas in "Y" work during the war and reports many junior boys enrolled on Saturday for a period. The camp is expected to operate continuously from early June through summer.

Kitchener Sun Fisher

Huxford Elected President of State Y M C A Boys’ Work

W F Huxford was chosen as president of the Iowa Y M C A Boys’ Work Association at Cedar Rapids. W F Crawford of Des Moines became vice president with Leon Smith as secretary treasurer. An eastern Iowa high school boys camp may be held near Waterloo or Cedar Rapids and a conference for older boys will be conducted with Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs showing strong support for Hi Y activities. An April meeting at Marshalltown is planned for a boys conference continuation.

W. FP. Huxford Waterloo Marshalltown Rotary Kiwanis Lions Clubs Iowa Watarlus Cedar Rapids Aldur Weu

Horseshoe Tourney Opens in Florida With 60 Entrants

The Aymerican Horseshoe Pitchers association midwinter tournament began in St. Petersburg Florida with over 60 players and 5000 spectators. Frank Lundin of New London Ta. holds the world title after winning last summer in Des Moines. Other top contenders include Jackson and Plogman Conroy Ta. Preliminary play runs today with eliminations likely to continue through tomorrow as the event extends through the week due to many entries from across the United States.

St. Petersburg Fla Aymer Ican Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association Frank Lundin New London Des Moines Jackson Plogman Conroy United States

World’s Best Women’s Division Contests Featured Prize Pack

Mrs. Jack Franciaco reads the women’s division as the world’s best championship promises a gold medal and diamond set for the winner. About $3,000 in cash prizes accompany the event, highlighting the substantial stakes and elite competition.

Jack Franciaco

Three Live Ghosts at Waterloo Theatre by Gordinier Players

The Gordinier Players present Three Live Ghosts at the Waterloo theatre, a three act London life comedy after World War I. Max Marcin and Guy Bolton script blends love, loyalty, comedy, and wartime echoes with strong turns by Miss Everett as Hose Gordon, Mrs. Duffy as William Poster, and Miss Bradford as Mrs. Gubbins, delivering lively scenes and banding together to entertain a responsive audience.

Waterloo Theatre London Max Marcin Guy Bolton Buddy Miss Everett Hose Gordon Mrs. Duffy William Poster Bil Jones New York Miss Bradford Miss Bittner Miss Woofers Jimmie

Sleuths Close On Foster In Loot Heist At The Theatre

Detectives Packard and Bolton pursue Foster tied to a Die robbery linked to Spoofy. Benson and Reas chase leads in Scornal Yard Snow as authorities target the suspect. The incident stirs local interest amid a popular stage production.

Foster Benson Packard Mr. Reas Bolton Americin Fuch

Lightnin in Waterloo staged by special cast this week

Theatrical note from Waterloo reports Lightnin featuring Thomas Jefferson in a courtroom scene where land sharks are thwarted. A separate Rialto Theatre showing of Wallace Reid's final day is noted, with plans for Arabia intrigue and mistaken heir, amid mixed reviews.

John Golden Waterloo Thomas Jefferson Lightnin Albany Broadway Tom Mite Albiay Tha Jropnine Willian Ox Payer Rialto Theatre Arthur Amund Verhune Walamar Janice Arabia Tom

Waterloo Crystal Theatre Notes on Crossroads Show

Local theatre listings describe the Crystal Theatre showing The Crossroads of Waterloo with Wander Hinwtey and a supporting cast. Patrons praised the work as a spirited scene, while Mack Sennett's Cross roads of New York also plays. Maude the Mute adds comic relief to the program, and audiences are invited to enjoy a wholesome western string of features tonight.

Waterloo Nim Thady Walt Splindlis Wes Hm Mack Sennett New York Crystal Theatre Maude

Parind ur tilis opens at Plaza Theatre with Henry 13 cast

A fragmented review notes the screen drama Parind ur tilis featuring Henry 13 and Walthall with Mary Aldi, shown at Plaza Theatre as June screenings. The plot hints at a woman’s attempt to save a man from disgrace amid rising stakes in the studio era.

Nano Henry 13 Walthall Mary Aldi Plaza Theatre

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