Nye seeks tariff inquiry into cotton woolen steel and aluminum
Senator Nye of North Dakota introduces a plan for a sweeping Senate inquiry into wages and working conditions in highly protected cotton woolen worsted steel and aluminum industries. He argues tariffs protect workers but farmers remain unprotected and could spur wider tariff policy shifts.
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Liquor Evidence Shocks Alleged Embezzler Dennis
Notice of additional testimony served to Albert Dennis and 12 others in liquor law cases. Prof. Getchell, via cable, to testify liquor seized from Dennis and others tested as intoxicating. Dennis faces larceny by embezzlement charges from an oil firm. samples sent to Iowa State Teachers College for analysis.
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Former Clutier resident kidnapped by Cuban bandits
McMahon, a former Clutier clerk and brother in law of Mrs. Roushar, recently faced a kidnap attempt in Cuba while assisting the chief chemist of a sugar company. An infant’s wealthy relative was seized for ransom but rescued. main roads are policed, byways remain dangerous. McMahon, a Town University alumnus, is a son of J. J. McMahon, ex Toledo editor and postmaster.
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Literary Clubs to Elect Officers Tuesday Sessions
Annual business meetings of the Nineteenth Century and Tuesday clubs are set for Tuesday afternoon. Nineteenth Century will elect eight officers and a program committee of three, while Tuesday club selects six officers and a three member program committee. Meetings will be held at Mrs. Lucy Silliman and Mrs. Louis Begeman homes respectively.
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Hospitality Day At Mrs Lamb Home In La Porte City
Tourist club members and guests gathered for hospitality day at Mrs L J Lamb home in La Porte City Iowa. Pink and white decorations framed a two course luncheon as area residents and Cedar Rapids guest Mrs A W Richardson joined local hosts and Society members.
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Phantom Gunglat Adds To Loot By Tritz Home Theft
Police believe a “phantom burglar” responsible for a series of house raids last Sunday and the preceding night. The latest loot at M J Trits 2205 Fourth Street West includes four rings one diamond set a necklace a rose silk dress and $10 in cash. The thief entered through locked doors and windows leaving minimal traces and was first detected when Mrs Tritz opened her jewel casket for a ring.
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Cedar Falls
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Waterloo
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Octogenarians Seek Health in Own Club
London reports Manchester octogenarian cotton men forming a fitness club. Leaders include Lord Jachcape age 73 heading a shipping group, Lord Balfour age 77 active in tennis and world affairs, Thomas Hardy age 65 still strong, and Lord Oxford age 10 years his junior yet vigorous.
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Two Waterloo Men Hurt by Their Own Cars
Two Waterloo men were injured yesterday by their own automobiles. J. W. Sage of 9460 Walnut street suffered bruises to his left knee and right hip when his car rolled forward in a garage pinning him between the wall and front bumper after the engine started to warm. M. J. Tritz of 2205 Fourth Street West fractured his right wrist while cranking his motor in the garage.
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Injured Wrist Keeps Artist Busy at Home Studio
At his home, Tritz works on a large photography study in Alu 12 Fourth reel west despite an injured wrist.
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H C Miller Insurance to Move Offices in Feb
Herman C. Miller Insurance agency will relocate from 263 to 211 Fifth street west around Feb 1 to gain extra space. The 211 room will host the National Cash Register agency, moving out of the former Hotel Russell Lamson office now on the mezzanine door of the hotel. A London observer notes a chimpanzee spying on him through a keyhole.
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Ford Dealers from Western Territories to Inspect Factory
Claude A. Clark president of Repass Automobile will travel to Detroit Michigan February 11 with Des Moines Ford dealers to inspect the factory. The group will spend two days in Detroit. Two special Illinois Central trains of eleven cars each will pass Waterloo Sunday at 2 20 p m carrying Omaha territory dealers who will visit the plant Monday and Tuesday.
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Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as safely breaking a cold with three doses every three hours. The first dose provides relief and the second and third are claimed to fully break up the cold. It notes no quinine or opiates and a 35 cent price with a druggist guarantee.
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