President Coolidge Eyes Overseas Prosperity Ties
U P correspondent notes isolationist America edging into European affairs after Paris reparations pact. Dawes plan informally guided by the new vice president, now formally adopted, with Coolidge as a tightrope walker balancing economic stake against entanglements. Critics warn of rising intervention and debt politics while pursuing Monroe Doctrine integrity.
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Ludwell Denny
U. P
Washington, D. C
America
Kellege
Paris
Dawes
Europe
Coolidge
Germany
France
League Court
League of Nations
Geneva
India
Orient
League of Nations World
Latin America
The
New Waterloo Paint & Glass to Move Into 412 Fourth St W
Waterloo Paint & Glass Co will occupy the vacant building at 412 Fourth Street West about January 36 after remodeling. Officers are H S Hansen president F M Michael vice president and H L Creager secretary treasurer. The Pittsburgh Plate Glass line will be stocked. The new firm absorbs Michael Paint Co led by F M Michael.
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Waterloo Paint & Glass O
Fourth Street West
H. S. Hansen
F. M. Michael
H. L. Creager
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Frm
Michael Paint Company
Carl Schmidt dies at 90 in Tripoli after brief illness
Carl Schmidt aged ninety, a longtime resident of this section, died last evening at his daughter Mrs Wit Tildebrandt's home after a brief illness. He is survived by two sons, Frank Louis of Tripoli and John Morgan of Cole, and by his wife who died seven years ago.
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Tripoli
Carl Schmidt
Wit! Tildebrandt
Frank Louis
Tripniiani John
Fork Morgan
Cole
William Warren 91 Dies at Clarksville
William Warren, 91, died at 10 p m Wednesday at his niece Mrs Wise Graves home where he lived since his wife’s death. Burial planned at Greene, services not yet arranged. Survived by two nieces Mrs Graves and Mrs Abie Crosby and three nephews Joshua Weston Fred Denver. Fire damages PF M Cheever residence in Clarksville at 1 a m as kitchen roof burns before firemen arrive. Annual meeting of Gumre Toute As Eects elect officers J B Newman president Emil Rasmussen VP Charles J Connell secretary manager and W Moss auditor.
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Glarkeville
Willam Warren
Wise Gravez
Greene
Warren
Graves
Abie Crosby
Joshua
Weston
Fred
Denver
Clarksville
PF. M. Cheever
Miner Walmsiley
George Hard
GUMRE
ASE
J. B. Newman
Emil Rasmussen
Charles J. Connell
Moss
Two Teachers Join East High School Faculty Beginning With Next Semester
East High will add two instructors at the start of the second semester of the 1924 25 school year on February 2. Ruth Hitler of Des Moines will lead public speaking and declamatory work replacing the late Carolyn McFarlane. She is a Highland Park College alumna with postgraduate work at Northwestern and the University of Iowa and has six years in Red Oak Ames and Colorado State Teachers College. Ruth Golding of Glidden will teach commercial subjects after earning a BA from the University of Iowa. She has two years in Iron and one in Fenton and served in Washington during World War II in government service.
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East High
Ruth Hitler
Des Moines
Carolyn McFarlane
Hiller
Highland Park College
Northwestern University
University of Iowa
Red Oak
Ames
Colorado State Teachers College
Greeley
Colo
Ruth Golding
Glidden
Lron
Fenton
Washington, D. C
First Woman Governor Read Notes in State Address
Wyoming Governor Nellie Taylor Ross delivered her first joint-session address largely based on notes by her late husband. She urged economy in expenditures and tax relief for farmers, called for rural school improvements, water rights actions, miners safety provisions, equal rights for women in industry, and a conspiracy statute against illicit liquor purchases.
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International News
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Ross
W. B. Ross
Gov. Ross
Cedar Falls Lyren Elects Delegates to Nazl Meeting
Cedar Falls delegates to the United Danish Soci eties of America quadrennial meeting in Denver next summer were elected at the annual session. Named were J. L. Markussen James Romme and Peter Simonsen. Officers for 1925 include Alfred Anderson president J. L. Markussen vice president B. B. Gramm corresponding secretary James Romme financial secretary J J Kynhl treasurer George Peterson guard Anders Iverson T Iversson and Peter Peterson trustees.
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Cedar Falls
Danish Lyren Society
United Danish Soteleties of America
Denver
J. L. Markussen
James Romme
Peter Simonsen
Alfred Anderson
B. B. Gramm
James ‘Romme
Waterloogans Assist At Morrison Lodge Installations
Waterloo residents Mr and Mrs Flaynk Gannon Mrs Mildred Forester and Mrs Stella Farrell traveled to Morrison Tuesday to perform installation ceremonies for Royal Neighbors and Woodmen of the World Mrs Farrell served as ceremonial officer for the Neighbors and Mr Gannon as installing consul for the men's order Charis Robinson Reinbeck acted as installing escort The forester team offered remarks Mr Robinson and Wilt Welch received bouquets of chrysanthemums
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Flaynk Gannon
Mildred Forester
Stella Farrell
Waterloo
Morrison
Farrelshal
Morrester
Gannon
Charis Robinson
Reinbeck
Forester
Mr. Robinson
Wilt Welch
Mnivs
Gannon, Farrell and
Forrester
Lawyer Florist Murder Trial Opens in Geneva
The Warren J. Lincoln Tawrer Florist case begins in circuit court in Geneva. Lincoln, charged with the confessed killing of his wife Linn Lincoln and her brother Byron L. Shoup, faces an insanity plea as attorneys indicate.
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Geneva
Warren J. Lincoln
Tawrer
Gee
Linn
Byron L. Shoup
Tadas
Barbershop Exclusion Motion Draws City Debate
Long Beach hairdressers group announced plans to draft an ordinance to exclude women from barbershops. They argue the statute will spare male customers from delays caused by bobbed haired women and claim a barbershop is no place for a girl.
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Long Beach
Cal
Hair Dressers’ and Cosmeticians’ Association
Growind
City in Brief: Local Activities and Notices
Numerous short items: divorce entries for Daisy Nehring and Nick Yordonaff. Miss Iessa Berend travels to Chicago. Matthew Westrate visits Muscatine on business. Dr. G. L. Stainbrook’s son Donald undergoes appendicitis surgery. Mrs. August Death returns from visit to Freeport. Roosevelt family returns to Detroit after visit in Waterloo. Reverend Dr. John Bunyan South leaves for San Diego pastorate. First Methodist Bible class discusses topics with Rev. J. Arthur Young. Roy Trombauer enlists at Waterloo recruiting station for Fort Riley. Obert Pallard selected for 1925 debate seminary. Des Moines visitors for illness of Mrs. E. A. Heald. Fred H. Spohr family visiting and nephew Herbert Meyer injured in hunting accident. Local ads note hair goods sale and a beauty shop.
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August Death
Rittenhouss
Vine Street
Freeport
F. Gay Roosevelt
Quentin
Detroit
Mich
Robert Francis
John Bunyan South
Walnut Street’ Baptist Church
Wichita
Kan
San Diego
Cal
First
Roy Trombauer
Waterloo
Army
Fur Service
Second Cavalry Vegiment
Fort Riley
Obert Pallard
Corus College
Mount Vernon
Mark Carr
Mark
Des Moines
E. A. Heald
Elyst
Heald
Fred H. Spohr
Fred W. Spohr
Waverly
Langs Jing
Lansing
Herbert Meyer
Hinson Elected Imperial Delegate of El Kahir Shrine
Clyde Insay of Waterloo is elected one of four delegates from El Kahir Shrine temple to the Imperial Conclave in Los Angeles next June. He is the Waterloo representative honored with office. other delegates are M. M. Thompson and F. H. Kayser Cedar Rapids, and Frank Kay Monticello. Cedar Rapids officers include F. H. Kayser potentate and others. This election will place him in the office for his eleventh consecutive term.
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Clyde Insay
Waterloo
el Kahir Shribe
Florti
Imperial
Los Angeles
Cal
M. M. Thompson
F. H. Kayser
Cedar Rapids
Frank Kay
Monticell
Imperial Potentate
CG. Kinling
Japanese Send Fortunes Home In 1924 Remittances Surge
Japanese living abroad sent a record 16.9 million dollars to Japan in 1924 via the Yokohama Specie Bank. North America contributed over 10 million, the British Empire 2 million, Brazil 1.406 million, Chile 120,000, Peru 400,000, Argentina 75,000, with 860,000 from other regions. The US Canada and Mexico alone sent about four times more than the British Empire and more than twice all South America combined.
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Takio
Japan
Yokohama Specie Bank
North America
Brazil
Peru
Argentina
United States
Canada
Mexico
British Empire
Des Moines Family Narrowly Escapes Gas Leak
The H. Jardin family of five awoke to their sleeping area filled with gas. The father alerted his wife and three sons to the porch where they regained consciousness. Firefighters investigated and suspected gas leakage from a small heater.
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Des Moines
H. Jardin
Leonard Fritz 66 Dies at Tripoli
Leonard Fritz 66 died early this morning at his hotel in Tripoli Ta He had resided in Tripoli about eight years moving to town from his farm a few miles away His widow and two sons Jack Maynard Ia and Herrin Hawkeys survive
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Tripoli
lLeonard Fritz
Jack
Maynard
HerrInan
Hawkeys
Lauritzen elected director of Master Builders Association of Iowa
Louis J. Lauritzen a Waterloo contractor was elected director of the Master Builders Association of Iowa at the closing session of the annual convention in Des Moines. W Ennis of Grinnell was named president, W B E Tusant of Des Moines vice president, and W F Ruchero of Des Moines treasurer. Anton Zwack of Dubuque was elected secretary. Other directors include J W Hoop Cedar Rapids W J Zitterell Webster City J H Hunginger Davenport and Carl Schlater Rockwell City. Ralph Chuds of Marion and Cora Mas Busby won prizes in West High School declamatory contest.
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Louis J. Lauritzen
Waterloo
Master Builders’ Association of Iowa
Des Moines
Oc. W. Ennis
Grinnell
W. BE. Tusant
W. F. Ruchero
Anton Zwack
Dubuque
J. W. Hoop
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Zitte
Bank Clearings and Instruments for Week Ending January 15 1995
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending January 15 1995 are reported by the Interregional Clearing House Association. Totals show Tuesday 237 834 34, Wednesday 256 43 and the week’s overall clearings 375 489 50. Instrument totals for the period show entries such as 4 577.00 and 28 891.00 with further figures listed for various categories.
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Waterloo Bank Clearings
Thelngerion Clearing House Agsoviation
Sio
Asean Ssris
Probate court wills filed yesterday for probate
Wills filed in probate court name several decedents and executors. Susan George Bickley leaves her estate to her children John W George Mrs T D Tiler and Lewis P George and Frank M George. John W George and Mrs Tiller named executors. Ella Kerr wife of Thomas Kerr receives home furniture and 12000, with further bequests to Lydia Kerr Hattie Patterson Fern Rothlisberger and William Kerr. Wife is residuary legatee and executrix. Gregor Sader of Dewar wills give the use of property to his wife for life, with remainder to Norah Sader. Mrs Sader named executrix. Snodgrass fund shown as 83587 with cash contributions to Harry Snodgrass.
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J. W. Thompson
Susan George Bickley
John W. George
T. D. Tiler
Lewis P. George
Waterloo
Frank M. George
Kingsville
Tex
Tiller
Thomas Kerr
Ella
Kerr
Lady Rothlisberger
William Kerr
Ann
Lydia Kerr
Hattie Patterson
Fern Rothlsberger
Gregor Sader
Dewar
Norah Sader
Wag
Aversion to Calico Taste Sent Iowan Up Banking Ladder
Chicago January 15 George M Reynolds chairman of the board of the largest banking business in the middlewest celebrated his sixtieth birthday today while continuing work at his desk He recalled days at Panora Iowa when he quit a general store job after disliking the taste of calico He was required to chew calico samples to show colors would not run His ascent began at Panora s bank and he declared he will not retire at any age until death.
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Chicago
George M. Reynolds
Middlewest
Iowa
Reynolds
Consolidated Continental & Commercial Bank
Panora
Panora’s Bank
Morris Bank Officers Re-Elected At Annual Meeting
Morris Plan bank re-elected all officers at the annual meeting held last evening. Carleton Sias remains president, with L D Miller and George W Huntley as vice presidents, W H Og le and W B Small as treasurer and manager, and Alice G Wykoff as assistant secretary. Directors include C I Bentz, J M Buchanan, Paul Davis, and others. Sias has led the bank since 1917. loans rose from 104,028.25 in 1924 to 376,364.71 in 1924.
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Morris Plan Bank
Carleton Sias
L. D Miller
George W. Huntley
W. HE. Og+le
W. 3. Small
W. J. Reelittertig
Alice G. Wikoff
Josephine A. Kelly
C- I
Bentz
JT. M. Buchanan
Paul Davis
Carl Davis
George W. Fhantley
Frank Landgraf
H. B. Lichty
S. G. Lindner
L. D. Miller
A. Morris
W. E. Ogle
A Rechtfertig
W. B. Small
B. F. Swisher
Louis E. Witty
Alice Wykoff
Sias
Uncle Harry Explains Old Sayings and Salt Money Origins
In Falls City Neb, Uncle Harry answers Helen Joe and Jimmy about phrases like salary and purple born, linking them to salt money in ancient Rome and dye costs. He traces origins from salt scarcity to wealth, and discusses sand in eyes as an old warfare trick before shifting to a quiz session.
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Uncle Harry
Toe
Joe
Helen
Jimmy
Harry
Elelen
Snoush
Abyssinia
Tyre
Oly
Siberia
Pine Cough Syrup: Home Remedy With Pine and Pinex
A brief home remedy article explains making pine cough syrup by mixing pine extract Pinex with home made sugar syrup in a pint bottle. It claims rapid relief for coughs and throat irritation, notes substitutes like molasses honey or corn syrup, warns against substitutes, and promotes guaranteed satisfaction.
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the Pines Co
Fe. Warne
Ind
Property quickly sold as burdensome in old age
Drew notes the sale took under ten minutes and that the property had become a burdensome burden in his advanced age, leading to a rapid disposition.
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Drew
Fisher
Musterole advertisement claims quick relief for colds and aches
Musterole is promoted as a warming mustard-oil ointment that relieves colds and pains. It promises a warm tingling then cooling sensation, requires finger application, and is endorsed by nurses and doctors for numerous ailments including sore throat, rheumatism, and chest congestion.
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Pughes
Prosperity Aid
New Paint Company
Fourth St. W
William Warren
East High School
Ruth Feller
Nellie Ross
Husband
Lyren
Waterloogans
Morrison Lodges
Coast
Buchan
Daisy Nehring
Tohn D. Dnb
Iessa Berend
Waterloo Skirt & Garment Co
Matthew Westrate
Boies
Muscatine
Ois
Donald
G. L. Stainbrook
Wellington Street
St. Francis Hospital
Amarien
Hinson
el Kahir Shrine
Leonard Fritz
J. Lauritzen
Master Builders
Ass’n OF
West High
Ralph Chuds
Marionronson
Cora Mas Busby
Spartacus
Gladiators
Iss Bronson
Miss Busby
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert Anderson Pose
Grand Army of the Republic
Tsali1s
Probate
Snodgrass
Harry Snodgrass
Missouri
Tually
Morris Bank
Falls City
Neb
George W. Pisber
C. W. Bruner
Hkiack Hawk
Carl C. Bickley
M. D
Obstetrica
Leavitt and Johnson
G. C. Kennedy
E. Boyce
Wererles St
Commercie St
MY Valet, Inc. Master Cleaners
Fourth St
RIMCO
Reck Mtg. Co
Reck Island
Wea
Ar Afl
Wyan Products Co
Sesrling
Ploemel
Pridge Street
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