Ostrin in legal trouble over moonshine and theft links
George H. Ostrin of 223 Ninth Street East faces multiple charges after police seized 21 gallons of moonshine and a gallon of whisky from his garage. Federal and state authorities file cases alleging receiving stolen property tied to Walter D. Jones and an Iowa Central Railway theft. Ostrin is jailed pending further hearings and bond set at 500 dollars. He also faces civil action over a car repair dispute with Dr. George E. Hearst.
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George H. Ostrin
Ninth Street
Ostrin
Lafayette Street
T. Wagner
H. H. Young
R. C. Adams
M. H. Stoner
Tinois Central Railway
Walter French
Osittin
J. E. Dempster
Waller
Jones
Anamosa
Strin
Inlinois Central
Joseph Hawkes
State Reformatory
D. Jones
George E. Hearst
Cedar Falls
Dr. Hearst
Walter D. Jones
J Ones
Coe College President to Preach at Union Service
Rev. Harry Meoréhouse Gage new president of Coe College Cedar Rapids will address the union congregation at Lincoln Park Sunday at 8 p.m. This is his first Waterloo appearance. Dr. Gage succeeds Dr. Marquis who has taken a Presbyterian charge in the east. Music includes a solo by Mrs. Emily Trevarthen Sanborn and assembly singing under George Moody. Rev Canton F. Smith pastor of First Evangelical church will conduct the services.
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Harry Meoréhouse Gage
Coe College
Gédar Rapids
Lincoln Park
Waterloo
Gage
John A. Marquis
Emily Trevarthen
Sanborn and
Assembly
George Moody
Canton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Will
New Born Babe and Much Booze Found in Mason City Home
A raid on the residence of Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt on North Federal avenue uncovered 75 gallons of corn mash and an improvised distillery alongside a newborn baby. The father was bound over to district court on bonds of 500 dollars to face grand jury action for maintaining a nuisance. Also reports from Sioux City note Miss Mary Kifer drowned in Lake Garda Italy after marrying Marchesa Degli Albizzi. Tokio plans St Luke's Hospital expansion by the Protestant Episcopal church. Beach advert promises cleaning and prices at Waterloo Laundry Co.
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Henry Schmidt
Ion
Federal Avenue
Schmidt
Jay Great
District Court
Mason City
Sioux City
Marchesa Degli Albizzi
Mary Kifer
W.A. Kifer
Lake Garda
Italy
Gee City
Perseid Meteors to Light August Skies and Planet View
The Columbia University Observatory notes the Perseid meteor shower mid August with showers best in the morning and lasting a week. It explains meteor origins from space debris, meteorite composition, and links to cometary debris. Also surveys visible planets Uranus Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn with the Milky Way as a guiding celestial band.
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Perseus
Solar System
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
Many Young Men Prepare to Enter Methodist Ministry
Chicago July 25 188 of 1000 young men graduates of 29 Methodist Episcopal colleges prepare to enter the ministry Northwestern University largest Methodist school reports 153 preparing for Christian service The Methodist board of education surveyed 43 colleges with 29 replying 18 percent of male graduates to the ministry and 12 percent of all graduates overall others aim for foreign mission work
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Associated Press
Chicago
Methodist Committee On Conservation and Advance
Methodist Episcopal
Northwestern University
Methodist Board of Education
Evety
Australia aims to admit 100000 immigrants in a year
Sydney reports the Australian immigration department seeks 100000 newcomers within twelve months. The target focuses on “the right sort” and an employment scheme will support newcomers. Many are expected from British Isles, with Bishop Quayle scheduled to speak.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Australia
Immigration Department
Commonwealth
Istes
Dismissal in Waterloo Nuisance Dog Case
The five month old dog Wido, whose barking led to an arrest and trial of Henry Tuma for nuisance, will vacation in the country. Judge Gwynney postponed the case and then ordered dismissal with costs taxed to the city, noting the dog has been sent away.
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Wido
J. W. Gwynne
City of Waterloo
Henry Tuma
Japan to reduce naval personnel and costs in 1922 23 plan
Tokyo reports a naval budget of about 500 million yen for 1922 23, smaller due to Admiral Kato’s economy push. The plan cuts personnel and squadron size, retires obsolete ships, and trims fuel use to free funds for eight battleships and eight cruisers as construction continues.
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Tokio
Baron Kato
Nichi Nichi
Great Britain
Japan
Britain
Rostan Nichols Draw In Sioux City Fight
Navy Rostan and Johnny Nichols of St Paul battled to a ten round draw in Sioux City Iowa Rostan staggered Nichols in the fifth round and Nichols floored Rostan in the next round Nichols finished strong and had Rostan wobbling on the ropes at the bell of the ninth round
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Rostan-Nichols
Associated Press
Sioux City
Navy
Rostan
Johnny Nichols
St. Paul
Nichols
His First Client By LILLIAN 3 LEONARD
Ross Adams a justice of the peace encounters a girl seeking a marriage, misinterpreting a prank as the groom. A staged mock wedding escalates when two bearded men enter as witnesses, leading to a brutal prank reveal and reflexive forgiveness.
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Lillian
Leonard
Marriage Ceremony With Unexpected News and a Cash Shortage
Ross conducts a quick wedding for sis and Jim amid a rumpus. He jokes about kissing the bride to erase a past blow, then discovers seven coppers a dime and a pants button in his pocket as the ceremony ends.
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Ross
Sis
Jim
Henry
Rosas
Pay of a Soviet cat shocks Des Moines official
A Des Moines Capital item notes a Moscow budget item of 150000 rubles for a cat's upkeep. An official complains his 13500 rubles salary is lower than a cat’s allowance, and the piece jokes about currency value while praising American money.
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Des Moines
Russia
Moscow
Ceretain
Lenine
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