Landis Upholds Illinois 2 Cent Law in Rail Rates
Federal Judge Landis dismissed as lacking equity the Illinois railroads bid to repeal the 2 cent passenger rate law of 1967 and replace it with a 2.4 cent interstate rate. The decision pits state policy against Interstate Commerce Commission orders, with appeals planned to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
Clinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Keokuk
Illinois
Public State Commission
A. P. Hamburg
Commerce
Supreme Court
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Shreveport
Commission
First New York Cavalry Football Beats Third Iowa 40 to 0
Town militiamen in Brownsville report the First New York cavalry football team defeated Company C, Third Iowa Infantry 40 to 0 on Saturday. New York showcased strong open plays, while Iowa struggled to score. Driscoll, Butler, and Wilkerson starred for New York. The New Yorkers fielded several veteran college players from Syracuse, Cornell, Dartmouth, Indiana, Williams, and Princeton, with Smalley and McLaren from Grinnell College representing Iowa.
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Brownsville
Tex
New York Cavalry
Company C
Third
Iowa Infantry
New York
Altho
Driscoll
Butler
Wilkerson
Hanlon
Glass
Syracuse
Cornall
Dartmouth
Indiana
Williams
Princeton
Smalley
McLaren
Iowa
Grinnell College
Typographical Union Elects Waterloo Officers and Committees
Waterloo Typographical union held its regular meeting at Marwell hall naming C. L. Waterbury as president and M. L. Penrose as vice president along with T. C. Keene as financial secretary and J. J. Fressle as recording secretary and treasurer. The eleventh term for Fressle was noted. Committees were elected including Executive, Z, Labor, Central Labor union delegates, Allied council, apprentice, and relief with members such as E. Walley, B. A. Latta, George Lingelbach Daley, J. W. Rickert, ZV. Wyatt, BE. V. Willey, W. Holmes, A. D. Hermes, and L. A. Link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Typographical Union
Marwell Hall
C. L. Waterbury
M. L. Penrose
T. C. Keene
J. J. Fressle
Fressle
E. ¥. Wa-lley
B. A. Latta
George Lingelbach Dale
Luncheon and Bridge Club News at Mrs Storm House
Scholarly notes of social gatherings span January weekend events. Luncheon for twelve hosted by Mrs M Storm featured four courses and bridge with Mrs W B Shaltienberger winning the favor. Pauline Sipes hosted K Q C club at Mrs J B Sherburne’s residence with piano and light refreshments. Grace Church activities include Sunday school board, district prayers, and a mass movement lecture by Bishop Warne. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs A B Brown noted with 35 relatives present. Brown's long Iowa life traced from 1863.
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Bridge Club
M. Storm
Aimes
George Boyce
C. O'Haver
B. W. Schunaman
Clara Heald
Hazel Jackson
W. B Shaltienberger
Pauline Sipes
J. B. Sherburne
Iowa Street
N. H
Prorence McDermott
Lucile O'Hagen
Margaretta Boylston
Bess Burns
Pearl
Genevieve McLaren
T. G. McDermott
Grace Church
Highland
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. T. Fisher
French School of Music
Edythe Wyant
India
Frank W. Warne
Lucknow
A. B. Brown
South Street
Mr. Brown
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Lydia Lichty
South Streat
John
William
Erwin
Susan Leimeisen
Kansas
Maggie Gresler
Michigan
Ben J. Rodamar
Hlias Miller
W. H. Beach
Water loo Conservatory concert at Rotary dinner
A Water loo Conservatory of Music program is planned for the Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Russell Lamison tonight. The lineup features works by MacDowell, Clough Leighter, Wieniawski, Chopin, and Bach Saint-Saëns among others performed by Miss Jessie M Peters, Mrs Elizabeth Field, Mr Scott B, and others with several student performers and a forthcoming Pasquale Tallarico recital noted.
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Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Rotary
Hotel Russell-Lamison
MacDowell
Jessie AM. Peters
Clough Leighter
Elizabeth Field
Scott B
Pastorala Valles
Mogart
Jessie M. Peter
Drdia
Italy
Bovd
Rogers Ars
Wieniawski
Scott B. Prowl
Ringo
White
Chopin Butterfly Etuda
Chopin Miss Tessia
MM. Peters
Pasquale Tallarico
G Natural Club
America
A. K. ‘Virgil
John Mokreja
Rafael Joseffy
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
First Baptist
Waived Preliminary in revolver sale case Cedar Falls
Lenny Heim waived prelimin ary examination before Justice William Morgan at Cedar Falls Saturday afternoon and was held to the grand jury on a $100 bond for selling a revolver to Edsie Hanner without report within 24 hours. Possible county attorney's information may be used. Longshore case continued for missing witness Dr Anna Longshore Moon. hearing postponed to next Monday as jury shifts to civil cases.
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Lenny Heim
Edsie Hanner
William Morgan
Cedar Falls
Anna Longshore- Moon
Rotary Club Dinner And Music At Russeil Lamson Hotel
Rotary members and guests dine at 6 45 p m tonight at the Russeil Lamson hotel. A musical program directed by Scott B Prowell will follow with a series of surprises in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Baston
South Street
Harry Leroy Haywood
Acker MacEachron
Rotary Club
Russeil-Lamson Hotel
Scott B. Prowell
Water earnings improve system in city report
G B Shoemaker outlined the annual figures of the city waterworks showing surplus earnings of 40184.92 in 1916 vs 45808.30 in 1915 and detailing plant investments since city takeover seven years ago. Expenses totaled 56863.04 with revenue 103047.36, while the city added pipes and extensions and carried a sinking fund via a special tax levy. Sam H Crosby was re elected city manager of Grinnell at 350 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Shuemakar
Shoemaker
Efty
Old Water Company
Cfty
Grinnell
Sam H. Crosby
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest safest stomach regulator for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes and offers a money back guarantee with a fifty cent case, urging households to keep it on hand for day or night stomach upset.
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Pape
Dairy Return in State for Year Shows Big Growth
A bi annual Iowa dairy report by State Dairy Expert I S Eydel highlights an $85 504 565 dairy return for the year with increased production and value of milk cream butter condens ed milk and other dairy products. The Iowa Dairy Association notes extensive outreach through lectures, dairy trains, contests, school visits, and a foundation animal service to boost herd quality and farm business practices. Officers were re elected at the Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co annual meeting with H B Maxie as president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Eydel
Wate Dury
Clatey Wad Food Commission
Col- Lowes
Fowa
Brent
Nnt
United States
Sef
Oak Amanmier
Aml
Farmers' Paatituden
Br Wares Didry and Creamery Meerhies
Butherings
Dadey Agsoachitiat Dtradty
Dan
Tha
Chicago
MiPchikoe Fk St. Paul
Uriegeo Geeat Wosteca
Fie Linnois Centra
Clus Wao Bagon
Maltadtuy
Conmentty Daily
Boys’ Qand Agith
Lown
Lows
Courag Iy
Atate
Orthern
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
IL. B. Maxie
Wirt P. Hoxie
R. J. Woxie
V. C. Keller
W. W. Parrett
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ILI
Typographical Union
Socretia
A. J. Shimer
John Henry Nottridge
Freeport
Ill
Mmes
Thomas Lawrence
Russell DeGon
Mr. Nottridge
First Baptist—The King's Daughters
Charles J. Miller
Eleventh Street
Ala Society
Central Christian
H. E. Reynolds
Philathea
Warne Neal
Hammond Avenue
Walnut Street
Baptist — Delta Alpha
Berniece Baler
Tenth Street
Searchlight
Fr. D. Collins
Argyle Street
Ministers’ Council
C. C. Fiodin
Christ Episcopal Church
Lloyd's Hall
EB. F. Stevenson
Donna Voorhees
Katherine Bates
Hespera
First Brethren’ Church
Fred Gaskins
Mayme Daniels
Walnut
Street Baptist Church
Entre Nous Club
N. McDermott
Leonard Jungen
Jean
Triple Four
Nevada Street
Black
J. * Simpson
GC. W. Mullan
Mabel Wutloger
G. B. van Arsdol
Natural Musical Club
Wickert
C. L. Club
Morence Laws
Anna Mary
Westminster ‘Guild
Repay
Nour Club
W. C. Kohl
G21
Cortlandt Street
Book and Needle Club
W. CG. Logan
Thimblebee
Cedar Review
Commercial Street
O. O. PI Hall
D. Reading
Marry Barton
Westminster Guild
J. Rh. Macartney
Welters' League
Walter Mattox
Lend
Fred Bartong
St. Mark's Church
R. L. Ashley
Daughters of the King
Steven Son
D. C. Huutoon
Mremont Street
Murray Club of Univer
Nellia Housden
Deborah
Eva Atley
Locust Street
1St Church
Stephens
Branscomb
Laura Conklin PO
Gene Hee
Oley
Milas Zor
Clara
Sans Souci
Lark
China
Phobe
Than
BF Ie Ace
MeoSe
Co-Operative Organizationa of
N. B.C. Graham Crackers
N. B. C. Graham
N. D. C. Graham
Graham
National Biscuit. Company
Whittall
Traqe
Royal Worcester
Bundhar
Logan and
Shuttleworth
Japan
Carfet Department
Hoover
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