Kenyon Bill Aims to Register Lobbyists in Congress
Washington report says Sen Kenyon bills to create a legislative registry for lobbyists. Names, clients, and fees would be recorded. only registered lobbyists may seek access to committees with invitation. Violations could strip lobby privileges, and post session expense reports would be filed. The measure targets industrial interests and graft concerns fueling public anger over coal prices.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo
Evening ‘Courier
Washington, D. C
Jean
Ater Kenyon
Congress
Kenyon
Sen’ Ard House
Legislative Dock
Washington
Cern
Eye
Tegula
Nis
Sen
Senenyon
Nnion
Nate
House
Sen. Kenyon
Iowa
Sires
Good
John
Coleman
Eisie Hudson
Rep
Antimore
Coyote Drive Sweeps Whitelake for Bounty Hunters
From Whitelake South Dakota the coyote drive produced six coyotes and two hundred jackrabbits as hunters united in a ring to drive and kill wildlife. Bounties stood at twenty five dollars per coyote with furs valued by the market.
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Coyote Drive
Whitelake, S. D
Cascade
Harnest Oard
Whitelake
Oward
City Railway Clerks to Raise Funds for Salvation Army
Clerks from Waterloo's railway brotherhood plan a Jan 28 dance in the Forum to aid the Salvation Army. Proceeds after expenses will go where needed. 400 tickets at 75 cents each sold to railroad workers, with sales to the public by Amex, Illinois Central, Rock Island and Chicago Great Western clerks. A. G. Robbins heads the arrangements. Clark's 10 piece orchestra will play.
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Waterloo
Brotherhood of Railway
Salvation Army
Young
American Express Company
Illinois Central
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
A. G. Robbins
Clark
Shoes returned after window theft at Davenport shop
Mendel Kipperman of 320 East Third street reported five pairs of single shoes stolen from his shop window. A hotel guest, Fritz Oakleaf, was found with five shoes under his pillow but alibi cleared him. the rest of the shoes were not recovered.
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Davenport
Mendel Kipperman
East Third Street
Kipperman
Fritz Oakleaf
Oakleaf
Oaknear
Frank Lew
Qakieat
Two Sisters Claim Man as Husband
Dubuque sited report states Lloyd Brady 20 a Guttenberg resident was indicted by a Dubuque county grand jury for wife desertion amid allegations of a three person romance. Brady formerly at Dubuque Boil and Tank Works was bonded on $500 cash and released. The case traces Brady living with his wife's sister during and after military service and two children born to the alleged common law wife before the pair wed and Brady deserted.
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Dubuque
Frank J. Kennedy
Lloyd Brady
Guttenberg
Brady
Yeomen Women Initiate 80 Yeomen at Cedar Falls Meet
Waterloo Yeomen members travel to Cedar Falls Friday for district banquet initiation and dance at Odd Fellows hall. Delegates come from Waterloo Cedar Falls Grundy Center with Cedar Falls women performing initiation. Supreme officers from Des Moines attend. A later district event marks the order’s twenty fourth anniversary next month in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Cedar Ails
Odd Fellows Hall
Cedar Valley
Cedar Falls
Grundy Center
Des Moines
Iowa library commission seeks $30000 yearly appropriation
Des Moines reports the Iowa library commission will ask the general assembly for a 30000 annual appropriation, up from 5000, to fund salaries and standardize reporting. The proposal aims to require all public libraries to submit annual reports by March 31, consolidating filings with libraries and city authorities. The 1921 meeting of the Iowa Library Association will be held in Ames in October.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Library Commission
General Assembly
Iowa State Library Association
The
Library Commission
Publc
Iowa Library Association
Ames
R. A. Pearson
Iowa State College
Chamber of Commerce and Public Library Board of
Births Reported In Local Notices
Birth announcements list several families across Cedar Falls Bennington and Lester Townships with newborn sons and a daughter including Eugene Wayne Alfred Norbert Roy William Cearie Otto Ilene May Delores Faye Marjorie Maria Aaron. The records note birth dates from January 6 to January 12 and family names Mussett Smith Wise Collins Hansen Siggelkov Hein Strain Anderson.
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Winlidza Mussett
Lafayette
Dan
Eugene Wayne
John
Co. Smith
Vine
Jam
Alfred Norbert
Robert L. Wise
Cedar Falls
Theodore” Albert Collins
Barclay Township
Theodore Richard
Marius Hansen
Lyal
William Fh Moppel
Bennington
Bec
Gon
Ee Roy William
Otto H. Neubuhr
Ter
Cearie Otto
Charles’ William’ Sig[gelkov
Lester Township
Ilene May
Carl Hein
Delores Faye
Clarence B. Strain
Marjorie Maria
John E. Anderson
Lesiier
Aaron
Influenza Wave Hits Waterloo City Last Year
A year ago the influenza epidemic began in Waterloo with the first case on January 16. In four weeks hundreds of cases followed, testing physicians and nurses. Memorial Hall served as an emergency hospital. the season ended with fewer pneumonia cases and deaths, and doctors expect no repeat this winter due to presumed immunity.
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Waterloo
Western Avenue
Memorial Hall
Joint session of Buchanan and Black Hawk boards
A joint meeting of the Black Hawk and Buchanan boards of supervisors is held at the courthouse with full membership. District No. 8 in Black Hawk and No. 2 in Buchanan cover the drainage project two thirds complete. Engineer A E Michel oversees work as dues to the contractor are adjusted.
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Boards of Supervisors
Black Hawk
Buchanan Counties
Buchanan Board
E. D. Duckett
R. L. Bordner
B. L. Plank
Walter Thompson
F.H. Wyrick
Wyrick
Jesup
Methodist Episcopal Church
Otterville
Shady Grove
C. le Fiester
Buchanan
A. E. Michel
Things Theatrical At Waterloo In A Double Bill
Meda Twin Hed Salis sary Field and Margaret Mayo present a popular farce about three couples in a shared apartment. The Weld Mayo cast remains for Zaina Curgon at the Waterloo. Also at Strand The Furnace features vivid settings and a London church wedding scene.
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Meda
Salissary Field
Margaret Mayo
Waterloo
Zaina Curgon
Waterloo Theatre
Taylor Kealart
Pan
Strand
Church of St. Mary London
Coal Dust Lungs Prompts Emulsion Remedy Claims
An advertisement cites a miner G H Bunn of Terre Haute Indiana describing relief from coal dust lung symptoms after using Milks Emulsion. It promotes the product as a palatable emulsion restoring appetite and strength with a money back guarantee.
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Bunn
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre i Haute
Ind
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy credited by mother and daughter
A mother and daughter report feeling well after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and liver trouble. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucus in the intestines and reduces inflammation, relieving stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee and distribution by Hansen & Hansen.
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Mayr
Hansen & Hansen
Married Life at Palace Promises Spectacular Comedy
The Palace shows Mack Sennett's new comedy Married Life opening with a football game in front of a 10000 strong audience, stars Turpin and Phyllis Haver, then unfolds with thrilling chase scenes. Also screening Oh Lady with Bebo Daniels Harrison Ford and Walter Jergens, reviving Bolton and Wodehouse hit energy.
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Mack Sennett
Palace
Sinateur
Dtan Turpin
Phyllis Haver
Plaxa
Bebo Danielays
Harrison Ford
Walter Jers
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
Mrs. Clue Derringer of Kansas City testifies that after suffering weakness and women’s troubles, three bottles of Favorite Prescription cured her completely with no recurrence. She recommends the product to other women and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Kansas City
Kaxi
Clue Derringer
Cure by Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promised
Patient Albert Marshall of Indianapolis reports relief after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Ointment for severe dandruff itching and hair loss. Ad copy promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for all toilet uses with price details and distributor notes.
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Albert Marshall
Indianapolis
Indiana
Rampla
Cuttcere Laboratories
Capt. B
Malden
Mage
The Money Changers at Plaza Theater
A review notes Beauty entangles innocence with an unexpected vampire at Plaza Theater in a bold silent era mood piece. The Money-Changere is praised as a vivid motion picture by producers inspired by writers like Upton Sinclair.
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Kirth Avenue
Iosdad Ott
Henry
Upton Sinclair
Benjamin B. Campton
Matropolle Plays At Crystal With All Star Cast
Crystal Theatre features an all star cast in the new presentation. Nearly 40 000 patents have been granted in the United States for carriages and wagons, reflecting rapid invention and production.
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United States
International Woman Preacher Association Formed in St. Louis
The organization began in St. Louis a year ago with Miss Madeline Southard of Winfield Kansas as president. The group aims to unify women preachers across denominations in a nationwide fellowship.
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International Woman Preacher ¥ Association
St. Louis
Madeline Southard
Winfield, Kan
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