Criticism Should Help All Courts In Press Freedom Debate
Judge Smith McPherson argues that intelligent criticism by editors aids courts and public education. He denounces sensational yellow journalism, urges fair, reasoned debate between press and judges, and calls for editors to discuss rulings with civility while preserving press freedom. He questions fixed newspaper policies and advocates jury protection and transparency.
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Iowa
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Police Chief Arrests Sheriff in Iowa Falls
Town reports a wave of auto tag clashes as Chief of Police Curtis targets vehicles with pasteboard or unissued licenses. Sheriff from Cerro Gordo County was arrested here for an alleged tag violation before being released on own recognizance.
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Jawa Falls
K. C. Curtis
Secretary of State
Iowa Falls
Curtis
Arccretary of State
Yeserday
Cerro Gordo County
Knoxville
Curtig
Waterloo Charities Report Summer Suffering in Heat
Superintendent Klingaman of Associated Charities says many Waterloo families lack refrigerators and bathing goods, facing summer hardship beyond winter. A middle aged smallpox patient, sole provider for his family, was moved to a temporary pest house with county support to follow.
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Klingaman
Waterloo
Cedar River
Kiingaman
Alfalfa Dairy Meeting Planned Near Cedar Falls
An alfalfa and dairy meeting will be held June 26 at the home of George H. Hilton four miles west of Cedar Falls. The all day session targets Dairy Test and Holstein Breeders associations with speakers from Waverly Ames Waterloo and Cedar Falls. The program starts at 10 30 a.m. and includes talks on life ideals alfalfa in town dairy farming and rural life social aspects. Dinner will be served with circulars on alfalfa distributed and attendees urged to bring dinners and neighbors.
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Cedar Falls
Holstein Breeders’ Association
G. A. Nelson
Waverly
John Coverdale
Ames
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
O. H. Holmes
M. L. Bowman
Hilton
Train Collision Claims Wife in Missouri Farm Event
Ernest Steinkamp, a Missouri farmer, was struck when a passenger train derailed his carriage as he and his wife rode toward a crossing near Hamburg. The horses bolted after the impact, and his injured wife died at the scene while Steinkamp endured shock and concern for the animals.
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Tine
Missouri
Ife
Burlington
Collision Near Station Platform Involving Carriage
A frightened couple attempted to cross the track as a train approached. The carriage was struck, the engine scattered buggy parts, but Mrs. Steinkamp was thrown clear and uninjured. A large quantity of eggs and butter spilled on the station platform as the carriage was dragged along by the engine pilot, with no injuries to bystanders.
Medal Winners Named in Iowa History History Medal Contest
Des Moines June 19 two Waterloo high school pupils and fifteen from other high schools in the state were awarded bronze medals for excellence in United States History. Captain E D Hadley lists eight teen medalists in the state with Des Moines North High Donald Murphy Des Moines West High Temple Burling East High Julia Norerensky What Cheer Merle Tinsley Fayette Lloyd Spencer Tireman Le Mars Albert W Hawke Corydon Vernon J Rose West Waterloo Clarence Myers East Waterloo Ruth Rath Valley Junction Sabine Gibbs Waverly Vera K Cool Sioux City Amy Esther Culbertson Keokuk Dorothy Knights Ames Frank Edward Mixa Harlem George Lewis Long Woodbine Opal Yount batch Irving Martena.
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J. A. Garver
What Cheer
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J. Cal. Williams
Fayette
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F. E. Chesley
le Mars
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W. W. Osborn
Cedar Rapids
Mabel Field
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Corydon
Vernon J. Rose
W. M. Little
West Waterloo
Clarence Myers
Bunker Hill
A. R
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Ruth Rath
Sioux City
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A. B. Beall
Keokuk
Dorothy Knights
Lexington
S. A
Ames
Frank Edward Mixa
Herman Knapp
Harlem
George Lewis Long
Thomas H. Smith
Woodbine
Opal Yount
B. Hoyer
Batherville
Irving Martena
G. A. Lyon
Iowa Society of the
Hadley
Blood Bath Knocks Rheumatism
An advertisement touts SSS as a remarkable remedy to purify blood and relieve rheumatic pain. It claims rapid arterial distribution, joint cleansing, and relief for weak stomachs, offered as a vegetable infusion sold by The Swift Specific Co at $1.00 per bottle.
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China
Swift Speeltic Co
Swift
Waterloo plans for public playground and athletic field
The Waterloo board of education announced plans to finance and build a combined athletic field and playground for east side public school children this summer, with completion and opening by fall. The project, to be among the most modern in the middle west, centers on a football field and track stadium encircled by surrounding playgrounds, occupying about 500 by 300 feet, with site decisions to be finalized at a meeting next week.
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Waterloo East
Board of Education
East Side
Middle West
Waterloo
Growth and Progress Call for Public Playgrounds
A city leader urges the school board to provide playgrounds and athletic fields as a forward step in line with city progress. The notice mentions reduced prices on beds, springs, and mattresses at People's Furniture Co. showing an unrelated advertisement alongside civic talk.
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People's Furniture Co
Lafayette St
Former teacher and songwriter Florence Joy linked to Iowa City
Waterloo readers learn two songs published by a Washington firm using lyrics by Florence Livingston Joy of Iowa City. A former English teacher and Fort nightly club member, Joy dedicates Song of a Heart to Dorothy Le Claire’s mother and What Does Grandfather See to her father. The pieces are praised for gentle sentiment and appealing music, likely to please song lovers.
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Waterloo
Washington, D. C
Florence Livingston Joy
Iowa City
Dorothy-Joy le Claire
Allen's Cough Balsam Endorsed Remedy Ad
The beauty and virtue of women are superior to the virtue and beauty of men, but no one can be beautiful when in the throes of a deep seated hacking cough or cold. Nothing will bring greater relief than Allen's Cough Balsam. Sold for over half a century. Endorsed by those who use it. 25¢., 0c. and $1,00 bottles.
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United States
Supreme Court of the United States
California
Japan
McPherson
Supreme Court of the
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