Soviet Leader Lenine Warned To Britain By Churchill
London June 25 Winston Churchill war minister charges Lenin with ruling Russia to spread revolution to Britain. He claims Lenin seeks to destroy freedom and democracy, collapse economy, plunge peasants into famine, and weaponize rural guards to seize control as Russia faces chaos after the Bolshevik rise.
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London
Nikolai Lenine
Vienea
Russia
Winston Hurchill
8 Evening News
Lenine
Dugland
Lena
Mr. Churchill
Polaone
Apublic
Visit to Y Camp Highlights Three Talks and Entertainment
Sunday at Ander son island Cedar river featured fourteen visitors from Waterloo and others joining W. F. Huxford and Dr. H. J. Styles Jr. for camp activities. Huxford led songs with Ira Deal and Max Noah while H. I. Isher spoke on Creation and Kirkpatrick led a campfire talk. Fisher spoke on The Miracle in the Fahes as rain limited outdoor plans and camp staff received visitors including Bunnell and Morrin families.
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Anderson's Island
Cedar River
Cadar Falls
Waterloo
H. J. Styles, Jr
Ro Mo Gra
O. A. Morris
Huxford
Schillinglaw
Lynn Scott
Kirkpatrick
Joe Harris
Bunnell
Flavel Bunnell
Max Joy
Ira Deal
Harry T. Fisher
W. J. Langlan
C. A. Morrin
BF. Javenson
Elmer Trewer
Ben Swisher
W. R. Sieg
Grotesque Placards Welcome Home Former Bachelor
Dear friends of Dr A Mueller decorate his dental office in the First National Building to celebrate his return with his bride. Samples read Happy Days Are Past Just Married An Old Man in His O targe I Still Love You Nit Beass.
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A. . Mueller
First National
Radio Stations Planned Across Mexican Capitals
The Associated Press reports that President da la Huerta approved a project to establish radio stations in the capitals of all Mexican states. The first station will be built in Hermosillo according to Excelsior.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Radio Sialong
Mexian
Revisionims
da la Huerta
Papal Excelsior
Atermasillo
Sky Cops to Keep Plates Away for Racing Skippers
New York July 12. With giant sloops resuming races after a martial pause, the aviation division of the police tracks aircraft above the harbor. As Shamrock IV faces Shamrock II, seaplanes and landplanes are expected near the course, prompting plans to keep skies clear while sky cops direct traffic at high altitude to protect racing vessels and spectators.
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Sky Cops
New York
Ore Ia
Sandy Hook
Humorista
Jersey Shore
Asronauts
Shamrock IV
Aehthea Nornled
Jersey Waters
Yachtamen
Yayeral Thousand Feet
Vocational Education Offices May Open in Waterloo Area
A visit by C H Hatch of St Louis suggests Waterloo or Cedar Rapids could host the federal vocational education central office. The site would aid outreach to disabled war veterans in eastern Iowa, offering free schooling and training with all expenses paid while in factory, on farm, or in class.
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C. H. Hatch
St. Louis
Waterloo
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Patch
Middle Western
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Charles City
Mason City
Fies
Three Tribunals In Session At Courthouse Today
Three tribunals sat in the county courthouse with Judge H By Boies using the attorneys’ quarters as a courtroom for the first time. Judge He B Stiles heard a Cedar Falls case in the large room while the small room hosted the arbitration board in session. The suit Phoebe Dolph et al v unknown claimants concerns 113 acres in Cedar township with Mears Lovejoy representing plaintiffs and Vasey Collins Ja and Belt of Waterloo for defendants. Pearl Goings of Pickett Swisher Farwell acted as court reporter.
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H. By Boies
He. B. Stiles
Cedar Falls
Streat Year Arbitration Board
Sésaion
Botea
Cedar Township
Phoebe Dolph
Mears & Lovejoy
Laintiffs
H. R. Vasey
Collins, Ja
W. L. Belt
Waterloo
Miss Pearl
Goings
Law Office
Pickett, Swisher &Farwell
Five Sunday Automobile Crashes Reported No Injuries
Police logged five Sunday crashes with no injuries. At Independence and Mobile J C Peverill and Walter Ryan collided. Fourth and Commercial damaged cars from Novatny Clutter Jr and Shanks. a parade patrol motorcycle hit Lafayette Street. Knipp and J C Bhr collided at Mulberry and Fifth. Spears at Fourth and South reported damage from an unidentified car.
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Cara
J. C. Peverill
Walter Ryan
Independence Avenue
Mobile
John Novatny
Clutter, Jr
J. K. Shanks
Lien
Lafayette Street
P. Knipp
J. C. Bhr
Mulberry
Fifth Streets
Spears
Bramober Street
Fourth
South Streets
Memorial Services For Judges Bezold And Williams
Memorial service in the Black Hawk County Courthouse honored Judge J H Williams and H H Bezold. Speakers included Judge H B Bol es and H J Bolles with resolutions of respect read and filed.
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Feld
H. H. Bezold
Williams
J. H. Williamrk
Black Hawk
Local Notes From Rockford and Nearby Areas
Illnesses and medical care fill recent week reports in Rockford with Mrs. H Aten and Mrs. J F Haunden noted as ill. A birth adds a daughter to the Badine home, and a Wright child dies from pneumonia. A Thrush guest in River Falls and Parmenter drilling in Wichita accompany family and social updates.
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Rockford
H. Aten
J. F. Haunden
Alan
Fred Badine
Cronday
J. B. Parmenter
Wichita
Andrew Ewan
Wm. Wright
Pnneumonia
Rov
Street Car Fare Hearing Opens in Waterloo
Arbiters convened in Waterloo to decide a pending fare increase request from the street car company. The morning session covered procedure and the public session was to start at 2 p.m. Key members include Judge G. W. Durham Manchester and Sherman W. Bewa from Reinbeck, with Stamer D. Moore and W. Brown also present. The company seeks a rise from five to 10 cents, citing expenses and income in its justification.
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Waterloo
Wis
G. W. Durham
Mancester
Dean Richmond
En Near K Department
State University of Iowa
Sherman W. Bew
Atate
Reinbeck
Stamer D. Moore
Tiert W. Brown
Company 4
Capany
Deterioration of Property Seen in District Case
A district board considers a change in the standard of tare charged as the article notes deterioration of property and the street car gumpupy seeks supervision of ranobine. The cautionary report mentions a judge and arbites weighing the Guentiga change.
Man’s Wife and Mother Die Within Two Weeks
The wife of L. F. Strouse and his mother died within two weeks. Strouse, 40 Fourth Street East, was in Dubuque and halted there on the way home. His wife had died suddenly June 28 at the family home.
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L. F. Strouse
Fourth Street East
Charles City
Ioner Tome
Strouse
Dubuque
Dime
Mr. Atroure
Threety. Yey
Be True to Baby Use Castoria for Infants and Children
The piece argues remedies must fit infant needs not adult uses. It warns against substitutes and counterfeit preparations and urges mothers to keep only Castoria designed for babies in the home.
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Fletcher
Castoria
Things Theatrical and Miss Minter Shine in New Film
Theatrical notes praise Miss Minter in a new picture with a striking single scene of birds gathering around her. Miriam Cooper is highlighted for acting promise in The Deep Purple at the Flava. Cooper’s career is linked to a renowned acting school before her entry into films.
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Miles Minter
Jenny
Miriam Cooper
Aleeg Paliter
Miss Cooper
Academiea
Hey Antry
Altho Abe
Bbe
Windle
Aes Cooper
Bobby
Han
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