Quash Case Plea of Druggists Before Court
A motion to dismiss the Waterloo druggists case was heard in municipal court with Judge Gwrone presiding. Phamacy staff and local officials testified as the state seeks liquor confiscation and irregular sales while district court limits hearings to preliminary actions.
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Council
John W. Gwrone
Waterloo
John Wammond
Des Moines Dry Sleuth
Dunkerton Mz
Ladage Uml
J. B. Meyers
Ttorneyva Wenner & Mosher
Wilson & Worthen
John J. Roberts
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris
Co. W. Smith
Durkerton
Waterloo Drte
Waterloo Municipal Court
Meyers
Ladage
G. W. Wood
He Expected a Promotion by Wade Everett in Office
Wade Everett expects a promotion at the McKellar Faint and Varnish Co, hoping to double his salary and marry Gene. Everyone at the office talks of John Langston’s promotion instead, leaving Everett devastated and pondering how to tell Gene, then he resolves to prove himself.
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Gene Walters
Fimbe
Wade Everett
Eger
Hawking
Old McKellar
Wade
McKellar Faint and Varnish Company
Tyre
Everett
John Langston
Langston
Gene
Gelf
Tali Fe
Cox
Man Rescues Three Women From Burning Row House
Des Moines reports George Musgrove saved Miss Helen Evans Miss Katherine McClaren and Miss Agnes Hutchinson from a roadside settlement house fire. He forced a side door through dense smoke to carry the women to safety as fire crews extinguished the blaze with minor damage to the building.
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Des Moines
George Mogsgrove
South Side Bottoms
Helen Evans
Katherine McClaren
Agnes Hutchinson
Musgrove
Method to shape food habits of children shown
Washington June 23. Miss Rowena Schmidt outlines a method to help children overcome food prejudice. She advises parents to let children see them eat disliked foods, praise efforts, vary preparation, and serve small portions with preferred foods. Withhold favorite items until less desired foods are eaten.
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Washington, D. C
C. Rowena Schmidt
United States
Woman Swallows Diamond Earrings During Car Robbery
In Pittsburgh on June 23 Mrs. George Mazur of Springdale and escort Charles Brown faced two masked bandits who stopped their car. Brown sped off but was shot from the running board. the attackers took a watch and $42. Mrs Mazur then swallowed her diamond earrings to hide them.
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Pittsburgh
George Mazur
Springdale
Charles’ Brown
Brown
Industrial chaos seen in England as budget rises
London reports Lord Joycey warns Britain needs a Coolidge era to avert crisis. Premier Baldwin acknowledges precarious conditions in coal iron and steel shipbuilding and engineering while Joycey blames policy and labor costs. He cites U.S. mine output contrasts and calls for firm reform.
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England
London
Great Britain
Coolidge
Lord Joicey
Northeastern Railroad
Lord Joleay
Stanley Baldwin
Debates Over Dole and Death Duties Spark Budget Clash
Lord Jobey criticizes unemployment relief and calls for vast savings, claiming $60,000,000 could be cut from the $250,000,000 dole while attacking Churchill’s budget. Lord Spicey brands death duties a capital levy hurting industry and slowing production. He urges government economy to restore Britain’s industrial leadership.
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Jobey
Churchill
Lord Spicey
Waterloo Delegates Attend D A V Meet in Omaha
Fred Koch and Carl B. Wietz represent King Marion post D A V with Mrs. Ralph Denny while two delegates from the women's auxiliary attend the Omaha meeting.
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Fred Koch
Carl
B. Wietz
King Marion
Post
Ralph. Denny
Woman's Auxiliary
Omaha
Paste This On Your Windshield
Waterloo residents are urged to keep cars at home to free ample parking space for visitors at a local event or location.
Fifth Annual National Convention of Disabled American Veterans
The Disabled American Veterans close their fifth annual convention this week after concluding sessions on Saturday. Delegates from regional posts gathered to discuss veteran services and postwar benefits.
Waterloo grocers attend national meeting at Dubuque
Waterloo retailers led by A. A. Lohner Fred Adams Roy Sinnard and S. A. Stoddard travel by auto and train to Dubuque for the twenty eighth annual convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers in session Wednesday and Thursday Iowa hosts more than 1600 delegates from across the United States. Baseline variants of the event include daily business and recreation programs with officer elections and prize awards slated for Thursday.
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A. A. Lohner
Fred’ Adams
Roy Sinnard
S. A. Stoddard
Waterloo
Dubuque
National Association of Retail Grocers
Chang
Thursay
Iowa
United States
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham with recovery in Wyandotte
Mrs Henry Honitster of Wyandotte Michigan recounts severe right side pain and fatigue after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief after starting the remedy and keeps a bottle on hand. She endorses the product to others and reports medical approval.
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Wyandotte
Michigan
Lydia E.'Pinkham
Lydia i. Pinkham
Henry Honitster
R.F.D
Wyandotte, Mich
Lydia B. Pinkham
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