Doughboys Ask About That Old 105 Over Here
Soldiers in France seek return to civilian jobs as discharge papers loom. The Chicago Tribune and Courier and Reporter coordinate a list of Waterloo employers who will rehire returning veterans, with addresses and discharge dates to connect men with former bosses.
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Floyd Glee
Chicaged Tribune Foreign News Services
France
Rhine
Whicara Tribune
America
The
Courier and Reporter
Paris
At Met
Chicago Tribune
Waterloo
Tribune
Feytol Papa
Glenn KE. Kallman
Decorah
Olson Construction Co
Licensing Rendering and Serum Plants Under Iowa Law Changes
The Iowa state animal health commission will meet to outline licensing for rendering and serum plants. Fees include 25 dollars registration, 25 dollars annual, with sanitary standards and proper disposal of carcasses mandatory. Serum plants must obtain licenses after July 4. herd tuberculosis testing funds limited until July 1. Owners may receive market payments if tested animals are sacrificed.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
State Animal Health Commission
Wall
Mississippi Valley Bank Plans Multistate Bank With $4 Million Capital
In Chicago on June 2 a group of 14 clearing house bankers formed a plan to create a bank for the Mississippi Valley with at least $4 million capital and surplus. Temporarily named the Banking Corporation of the Mississippi Valley, it aims to focus on international and foreign trade and will seek a federal charter later. A 10 member committee led by H. H. Merrick will implement the plan, with two subcommittees on legal issues and location and on prospectus. The 14 will meet U.S. senators from 22 valley states at a Washington dinner next Thursday at the Willard. Until chartered, the bank will operate under state law.
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Chicago
Tifty
Missippi Valley
St. Louis
Banking Corporation of the
Mississippi Valley
H. H. Merrick
Willard
Washington, D.C
Moose Club Loses Debut In Cedar Rapids Ball Game
The newly formed Moose baseball club opened at League Park in Cedar Rapids, losing 7 to 5 to the semi pro Rail Splitters. Goswert of the Moose threw a one hit game, but four costly errors aided Cedar Rapids as Moose hitters gathered four hits but failed to string them together. The Rail Splitters led most of the game, with a two run burst in the eighth inning sealing the win. A return game was arranged for Waterloo on June 28, and the Moose plan to seek better park facilities and more practice before facing other teams.
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Moose Baseball Club
Cedar Rapids
League Park
Rail Splitters
Goswerley
Moose
Champ
Waterloo
Moose Club
Ephone Company
Lafayetta Tiamond
RHE
Luo Meh Ayok
Scommd
Garden Schools In Excellent Condition Report
The Sardep schools, under Mrs. Chester Cadwallader of Iowa State College and the Waterloo Woman's Club, report excellent condition after weekly inspection. Lieut. Chapman and Gen. Pershing era leaders show progress. Prof. Holsinger of Ames visited for spraying demonstrations, with plans for another engagement if demand grows.
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Sardep
Chester Cadwallader
Iowa State College
Waterloo
Cadwallader
Lieut
Chapman
Gen. Pershing
Walmsley
Courtney
Teeter
Holsinger
Ames
Father of Waterloo pastor in ministry honored
Br. John Banyan Smith pastor of Walnut Street Baptist church attended a celebration in Hamiston marking the six first anniversary of his father Dr Smith in the ministry. The elder Smith preached in towns since ordination and remains active at age 83. State secretaries and Baptist ministers planned the event. Bromley, his son, joined him and will spend the summer with an uncle who farms. Thursday Dr Smith will return to Des Moines for a conference of Union Baptist College board.
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John Banyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hamiston
Mr. Smith
Lowns
Bromley
Smith
Judge Williams Takes Bench Signs First Court Order
Judge John E. Williams, newly appointed to the district bench by Governor Harding, began duties in Black Hawk county this morning. His first action was to sign a probate calendar order naming Winnie Stevens of Independence as official court reporter, a role she held during Judge Mullan’s tenure.
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John E. Williams
W. L. Harding
C. W. Mullan
Black Hawk
Williams
Winnie Stevens
Independence
Stevens
Mullan
H. B. Boies
Jamsililis
Police Notes: arrests and lures in La Porte City
Police notes report prisoners and drunks jailed morning. Fifteen others with lost bonds disposed of for various traffic violations. The La Porte City marshal searched for two men and a 10 year old girl lured from home. Waterloo police detained youths who denied knowing the girl. A fishing pole theft near the YMCA and a bicycle theft outside a theatre were also logged. Bert Oberdorf struck a boy on Washington near Fifth. the boy fled uninjured.
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W.N. Birtis
la Porte City
Waterloo
W. Taylor
Bert Oberdorf
Washington
Fifth Street
States vote on highway bond issues totaling 823 million
Chicago reports that 12 states plan highway bond issues totaling 823.3 million. Of this, 177.8 million is already authorized in seven states, with 411.5 million referred to voters in twelve states and 145 million under consideration in four more.
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Chicago
Congress
United States
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Michigan
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Peaple
California
Washington
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Minnesota
West Virginia
Missouri
Maine
New York
Texas
Alabama
Creorgia
Florida
Virginia
Petition Out for Highway Election in Polk County
More than 2,800 Polk county voters signed petitions to the board of supervisors asking a special election on a $2,000,000 bond issue for paved roads. The board is expected to fix a date soon and the proposition is anticipated to carry.
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Des Moines
Polk County
Polk County Board of Supervisors
Prominent Men to Lecture Boys on Life Work
The Y M C A hosts the first Boy Life Work conference next Sunday at 2 30 P M with Rev J Lockwood and Charles E Pickett. They will discuss the ministry of the law and compare pros and cons of various professions for high school boys. Subsequent talks will cover Medicine or Banking Dentistry or Merchants Teaching or Engineering.
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Ministry of the Law
J. Lockwood
Charles E. Pickett
Soldier Now Partner Where Was an Employee
Lieut Herman J Ebrig recently returned from service has joined John G Wright in the Wright & Ebrig sheet metal and furnace business at 405 Pirth street west. The firm plans expansion. Ebrig served in France over a year during the war and also on the Mexican border. Prior to the war he had worked for Wright for four years.
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Herman J. Ebrig
John G. Wright
Pirth Street
Wright & Ebbrig
Lieut
Ebtig
France
Mexican
National Guard
Prey Jols
Mr. Wright
World War Veterans in Manchester Aid American Legion Formation
Manchester veterans join forces with World War Veterans to form an American Legion post. At the courthouse lawn service, soldiers received hearty applause as plans to secure a charter and organize were laid out by committee members G Yoran and others. A general meeting will follow once the charter is obtained.
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World War Veterans AT
Manchester
American Legion
Company Hoo
Court House
G. Yoran
France
Deen
YW. W. Phantele
DA. Preussner
Arthur West
Toy Westerlen
Veran
Future Armies Trained at Camp Dodge Plan Outlined
Washington dispatch reports Camp Dodge to become a major training ground for future U S military forces. General March outlines War Department plans for regular army field armies and periodic National Guard assemblies at large cantonments to share tactics with reserve officers. He urges Congress to fund the program. Also bills seek post office buildings in Algona Iowa and Jefferson Iowa with costs of 80000 and 65000 respectively.
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Washington, D. C
Camp Dodge
March
War Department
United States
National Guard
Dodge
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Congress
Aew
Hickey Seizes Eighth in Indy Auto Race
Officials at the Indianapolis speedway corrected race results, showing D. Hickey in a Hudson Special finished eighth. Ira Vail, previously listed in eighth, did not place among the top finishers sharing the $50,000 purse.
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Hickey
Ira Vail
Indianapolis
Ind
D. Hickey
Hudson
Des Moines Police Enforce Old Time Blue Laws
Des Moines officers arrested six business men for violating the Sunday closing law. Chief Ab Day ordered the enforcement and released the men to appear in police court. The arrestees included M Odha harnessmaker M Sloninsky merchant M Schusterman shoemaker A Gordon merchant Nick Altanis shoe shiner Angelo Polandnar shoe shiner parlor.
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Des Moines
M. Odha
M. Sloninsky
M. Schusterman
A. Gordon
Nick Altanis
Angelo Polandnar
Slayer of Ankeny Woman 18 Placed on Trial for Sanity
Des Moines June 2 Charles Walker, who confessed to the murder of Mrs. F. T. Coppock at Ankeny, went on trial on the sanity issue. An alienist commission found him insane. if found sane by the jury he still faces the murder charge.
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Des Moines
Charles Walker
F. T. Coppock
Ankeny
Walker
Death stalks in train of diamond
Washington mourns as the Hope diamond curse rumor resurfaces after Vincent McLean, the nine year old son of Edward B. McLean, dies under a car wheel. The tale links centuries of tragedy to the famed gem and recounts a litany of misfortunes connected to its owners and handlers.
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McLean
Washington
Washington, D. C
Edward B. McLean
Vincent McLean
America
Louis XIV
Europe
Tavernier
India
Orient
Madame de Montespan
Madame de Maintenon
Nicholas Foquet
Louis [Xva
Marie Antoinette
Princess de Lamball
Wilhelm Fals
Hendrik Fals
Francis Beaulieu
Lemon Juice for Freckles Advertisement
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a freckle and tan lotion. Apply daily to face, neck, arms and hands for a clear, rosy-white complexion. Grocers supply lemons and drug stores orchid white for a few cents. Harmless and non irritant.
Former Eagle Township Woman Dies in Dakota
Mrs E E Lumbus of Waterloo returned from Sioux Falls South Dakota after the funeral of her sister Mrs Addie J Buxton formerly of Eagle township Black Hawk county Death occurred suddenly last Monday from heart failure She was survived by children Pearl Hazel Walter of Kansas City Mrs Charles Duffy Boise City Ida Forest and L Buxton Sioux Falls Otis G Buxton U S S Brooklyn and Mrs Frank Corcoran and Mrs Myrtle Meachim Sioux Falls
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E. E. Lumbus
Waterloo
Sioux Falls
Addie J. Buxton
Eagle Township
Black Hawk County
Otis G. Buxton
U. S. S. Brooklyn
Frank Corcoran
Myrtle Meachim
California stomach remedy promises to cure indigestion
A long advertisement touts a California stomach treatment for acid stomach gas heartburn sour risings pain and indigestion. It urges a combination of vegetable extracts charcoal papain and magnesia with STUM EZH tablets before meals and MOOVEZE at night to restore digestion and cleanse the liver kidneys and bowels.
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California
Nature
C. J. Miller Drug Co
Home Best to Train Yanks for Vocations, Board Says
The federal board for vocational education trains men in four fields. The board believes disabled men should return to their states for training when possible. It uses private colleges for commercial education and land grant colleges for agricultural work. engineering training is pursued where practical.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Becauss
Industrial Training Aims to Place Men Close to Home
The board plans to keep trainees content by assigning them near their homes and in familiar surroundings, leveraging industrial tract schools, shops, and plants for diverse industrial work during their training period. The approach emphasizes nearby placement to aid comfort and performance.
Drowning in Skunk River Near Coppock Claim Three Victims
Three young men died when the Skunk River near Coppock Iowa drowned Paul Wyse 18 his cousin Emory Wyee 19 and Albert Graber 20 Sunday afternoon in a boating accident near Coppock The tragedy adds to a string of river drownings in June reporting area waterways and safety concerns.
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Barlington
Paul Wyse
Emory Wyee
Albert Graber
Skunk River
Coppock
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