Lodge's Failure as Leader Burdens Harding
Washington July 29 a critical look at Senate leadership and its impact on President Harding. The piece argues Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts blocked decisive leadership while Nixon and other senators failed to unite behind a strong program. It notes Harding bore the burden of governance as the Senate fractured and mentions the bonus and Norris farm relief bills as examples of stalled action.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Congre
Senate
Lodge
Massauchusetts
Reublican Senate
Republican Eteering Committee
Republican Naticus
the Toague
Marding
White House
New York Evening Fest, Inc
Sheila Dismasted in Six Metres Cup Race
The American yacht Sheila was dismasted by a strong wind in the first of six races for the international six metres yacht cup at Ryde Isle of Wight. She was towed away for repairs.
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ANK
Associated Press
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Sheila
Pioneer business woman Betsie A. Baird dead at 79
Mrs Betsie Ann Hubbard Bacon Baird 79 longtime Waterloo resident died at 7 15 am at home 309 Conger street Born Sept 4 1841 in Hope New York she moved to Waterloo in 1866 with 13 years in Dakota She ran a millinery business for 40 years sold pianos organs and more Surviving husband John H Baird two children Cora May Macon Rosa Mitchell and Richard A Bacon brothers and several grandchildren Funeral at Walnut Street Baptist Church with Rev W O Kelford Burial at Fairview remains at Petersen Bros parlors until 9 am tomorrow then at home friends may view today evening and tomorrow
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Betsie Ann Bacon Baird
Conger Street
Waterloo
la Porte
Ind
Tive
New York State
Hope
N. Y
Allen Hubbard
Betsie Ann Hubbard
Orren D. Bacon
Footville
Wis
Bacon
Baird Ihro
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Baird
John
H. Baird
Cora May Macon Rosa
Mitchell
Richard A. Bacon
Waiterloo
Beal H. Hubbard
Osage
Katherine Shane
Cedar Falls
Hubbard
Dixon
Neb
Merrie
Jerry Hubbard
Buffalo Gap
Walnut Street Church
W. O. Kelford
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
D. {. Purser, Jr
Fairview
Petersen Bros
Veteran Engineer of I C Loses Eye in Accident
Frank M. Fry of 822 Logan Avenue, an engine pilot at Illinois Central yards, lost his right eye after a cinder entered his eye on July 15. He had surgery at St Francis Hospital, with removal of the optic and discharge expected shortly. Fry had served the company about 42 years.
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Frank M. Fry
Logan Avenue
Illinois Central Yards
St. Francis ‘Hospital
Ipry
Hospita
Fry
Tulinoig Central
Waterloo area notes and incidents in brief
Local notices from Waterloo and Spirit Lake include visitors staying with George Kabler in Waterloo, vacation plans of J W Thompson and families, car theft reports, a collision near Riehl and Avalon streets, a returned patient from Rochester, and church duties. A vocational training appointee, Eliott Purmort, will survey federal work.
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J. Ceane
Bes
Eymad
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Daisy Loyer
Minn
George Kabler
Polk Street
Eliott Purmort
C. H. Purmort
Leland Stanford, University
California
Federal Board For Vocational Training
U S Collects Back Taxes From Local Auto Top Firm
Local auto top supplier Black Hawk Auto Top, at 559.28 in back excise taxes, says a government agent misinformed him years ago that his work was non taxable. proprietor L P Miller faces penalties and interest after three years of tax assessments.
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Black Hawk Auto Top Company
Park Avenue West
Internal Revenue Department
L. P. Miller
Miller Reveals Tax Impost Estimates for Three Years
Mr. Miller presents a stack of government figures showing how three years of tax, interest, and penalties were calculated. He states, with a wad of ledgers, that the total comes to 559.28 dollars for the period in question.
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Miller
Mr. Miller
Washington Township Notes and Farm Yields Report
In District No. 2 threshing work began Friday with grain yields reported very low. Mrs. E. B. Shaffer and son Audrey returned to Cranston with Mrs. S. M. Shafer and daughter Temietles visiting Cedar Rapids Central City Waterloo. Cassius Shafer and others visit Watshos at Uncle A. Wing’s home. About 50 MC A. boys from camp on Anderson Island attended chapel services Sunday. Messrs. Heald and Fisher also noted.
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Washington
Beean
EB. L. Shaffer
Audrey
Cranston
S. M. Shafer
Temietles
Pras
Cedar Rapids
Cantral City
Waterloo
Cassius
Shafer
Watshos
A. Wing
Anderson Island
Messrs. Heald, Fisher
Aspirin Use Advised With Bayer Tablets Mark
Follow directions on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. Physicians set dosage over 21 years. safe for millions. Bayer cross marks trusted for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache throat pain lumbago and other pains. Small twelve tablet boxes cost only a few cents. larger packages also sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Hursh Family Vacation and Pastor Absence Update
The Hurshes travel to Webster to visit their son Paul while Rev A J Hursh and family stay in the parsonage. Steven Workman and family occupy the parsonage during the minister’s absence. Workman returns from a southern soldiers hospital after two months treatment for gas exposure. Apricots season ends soon. check with your grocer.
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Fisher
A. J. Hursh
Webster
Paul ‘Hursh
Steven Workman
Workman
Soldiers
They, South
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Hose
Seane
East Fourth St
I. C
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Park Rapids
J. C. Gungy
Castle Hill
J. W. Thompson
Spiritake
Henry Prekel
Vine Street
J. Newton Smith
Riehl
Avalon Streets
Arthur Madison
Mulberry Street
J. R. Macartney
Rochester
Waterloon
Macartney
Presbyterian Church
Fern Gray
H. D. Lee
The
West Schools
Grundy Center
Frank Wap
Oneida Street
Finn
Williame
C. H. Ladden
J. W
Paul B. Bennett
C. F. Bennett
Western Avenue
Toronto
Can
Mr. Bennett
Etie
Elgin Doughnut and
Sycamore
U. S
Washington Township
Independent Electric CO
Water Street
Weil
Red
Tennessee
Schene
Gene False
Nichols &Gates
West Fourth Street
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