Mayor Urges Defense Day Observance on July Fourth
Waterloo Mayor A J Guagy joins Gov Hammill in urging citizens to take part in a Defense Day observance on July 4. A brief parade and exercises may be held early to fit patriotic duties with holiday pleasures. The defense test aims to mobilize awareness and planned civic, veteran and women's participation for national defense.
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A. J
Guagy
John Hammill
Waterloo
President Coolidge
U.S. Oflers
Mary
Hammill
United States
Ares
War Department
America
Congress
Ald
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Patriotism and mobilization events outlined for defense test
The document describes assembly and parade, prayer, reading of the Declaration, address, and benediction for a national warfare program. It invites citizens to join local military organizations as volunteers for the day. Commanders should organize with no funds, using local communities and military channels to transmit instructions while ensuring conformity with demonstrations.
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Hiatorien
Loerl
United States
Waterloo bankers at state convention listing attendees
Waterloo bankers who attended or will attend the annual convention of the bankers association at Dubuque include J. W. Miller Hl. W. Wente Marie and Paul Titiney J. J. Miller Red Walter Ita Romadar F. W. Wray Ralph Miller Leavitt Johnson National Trumbauer Farmers Loan Trust Co B L Johnson A 3 Greeley BR Wyant and Commercial National Company. The convention began yesterday and continues through tomorrow.
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Waterloo
Laws Bankers Association
Dubuque
J. W. Miller
Hl. W. Wente
Sumimer Diel
National
Will A. Lane
I Marie
Paul W. Titiney
J. J. Miller
R.ed Walte
Ita Rodamar
F. W. Wray
Ralph &. Miller
Leavitt & Johnson National
Trumbauer
Farmers Loan © Trust Co
B. Ll. Johnson
Greeley, Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
BR. H. Wyant
Commercial National Company
University of Iowa students study social work with Waterloo league
University of Iowa social work students gain field experience with Waterloo Social Welfare League over the past two months. Half a dozen have served two weeks each, and more students will join to apply classroom learning. Miss Josephine Fish of Dixon, Illinois, is currently here. The university requires practical field work before graduation, and this effort extends across larger Iowa cities.
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Uniersity of
Lowe
Waterloo Social Welfare
Josephine Fish
Dixon
Towa
Baptists Open Vacation Bible School Attendance Grows
Walnut Street Baptist vacation Bible School drew 160 attendees on Tuesday, up from 7 percent on Monday after opening. The sessions run three weeks with Miss Lillian Sohner supervising the junior department and Adeina Van Dorn and Ruth Pollack leading recreation in the gym. Registration reached 121 on the first day.
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Walnut Street Baptist Vacation Bible School
Lillian Sohner
Adeina van Dorn
Ruth Pollack
First Baptist Vacation School
First Baptist
Dublin Crime Rare Five Years After Peace
Dublin authorities claim the city is now the best policed and most orderly in Europe with a smaller force. Gen Murphy says serious crimes are rare, gunmen have vanished, and robberies under arms are uncommon. Convictions rose from 4,430 in 1919 to 7,100 in 1920, reflecting vigilance, not crime increase. Political unrest has ceased and Dublin's red light district has closed.
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Dublin
Treland
New
Ireland
Europe
Murphy
International News Service
Dubla
Dublin Convictions Report Decline Amid Crime Shifts
The report notes 494 prostitution convictions in Dublin, down from a decade earlier red-light district era. Drunkenness convictions fell from 2,977 in 1919 to 1,763 last year, despite wine prices pushing methylated spirits use. General Murphy says political unrest has nearly ceased.
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Dublin
Murphy
SPORT WRITER DIES IN WASHINGTON DC
Washington DC June 16. A sport writer of noted repute dies after a long career covering major events. Details remain sparse as tributes pour in from colleagues and sports organizations.
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Washington, D. C
John A. Dugan Dies at 40 in Washington Herald Event
John A. Dugan, sport writer for the Washington Herald, died suddenly at age 40 after an episode described as acute indigestion. The obituary notes his tenure with the paper and his reputation as a keen observer of sporting events.
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John A. Dugan
Washington Herald
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