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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1919

Page

9

Man Charged in Cedar Falls Liquor Case and Tail Light Incident

Municipal court records allege Charles Murphy of Cedar Falls faced multiple charges including illegal possession of liquor, resisting arrest, indecent conduct, speeding and operating an auto without a tail light. Chief Weilein pursued a speeding car into Waterloo, where the driver attempted to destroy evidence before police seized ten quarts of whiskey from a sack. Murphy had prior liquor arrests and claimed persecution by police while arguing his case.

Munici Charles Sphy Cedar Falla Alog Murphy Waterloo George Weilein Poes Busa Weilein Newell Street Urphy Charles Urphy Cedar Falls

Suit Filed Over Division of Partnership Assets

Kathryn Meek sues Max Auerbach for accounting and receivership after failing to agree on distributing assets of their partnership. The complaint cites a written 1911 agreement and an oral half-interest claim. Current assets include a millinery stock valued at about $8,500 cash of $1,800 and fixtures costing $500.

Kathryn Meek Max Auerbach Meek

Old Army Buying System Feeds Waste, Inquiry Hears

Brig. Gen. Lord, director of finance, told a special House committee that the old army purchasing system was cumbersome and inefficient. He cited bureaus bidding against each other and duplication in disbursements, raising costs and causing confusion amid wartime reorganization needs.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Lord Special House Committee On War Department

Grundy County Farms Sold In Multi Farm Deals

Grundy Center June 25 Several Grundy County farms changed hands this week Calvin Crouse sold his 160 acre Conrad area farm to John Reinch of Orange City for 64000 about 406 per acre John Reinch also bought 240 acres of Henry Luitiens in Lincoln township for 300 per acre Luitiens had paid 225 per acre earlier and earned a 16000 profit in a few months Mrs Claus Peters sold a west Wellsburg farm at 250 per acre Miss Alena Deters sold 80 acres to her brother Hemo Deters at 260 per acre Jake and Andrew Stahl bought the 160 acre Eniter farm from H H Snitter for 292 50 per acre 827 East Fourth Street ad for auction sale details.

Grundy Center Grundy County Calvin Crouse Conrad John Reinch Orange City Revnch Henry Luitiens Lincoln Township Otr Luitiens Claus Peters Wellsburg Alena Deters Hemo Deters Jake Andrew Stahl Enitier HH. J. Snitter

Greater Waterloo civic club to unite city interests

A unanimous vote by 250 business men announces formation of a new Waterloo civic commercial club to replace sectionalism. The group plans a nine to nine board from Waterloo and East Waterloo, aims to build a river crossing, establish bureaus for traffic credits and trade, and seeks 5,000 members in a three day campaign led by Albert W. Weigel and Howard M. McMahon.

Waterloo Russell-Lamson Waterloo Commercial Club Waterloo Township Greater Albert W. Weigel Chamber of Commerce of Indianapolis Ind Howard M.mcmahon St. Paul Association of Trade and Business Affairs McMahon H.b.lichty Alfai Hoxie Huntley J.bae Hartman Austin Burt G. Simmons Stanley D. Moore H. M Reed H. C. Bernibrook Waterloo, Retail Merchants’ Association Traffic Association Convention Bureau

Waterloo couple announces engagement amid civic drive

Mr and Mrs J Will Waterloo announce Miss West and Mr East Side will wed soon in Waterloo. A civic meeting led by Mr McMahon spurred a three day membership drive for a new commercial club starting July 1 1919 with volunteers gathering at the Waterloo Commercial Club to recruit business leaders.

McMahon Waterloo Cedar Waterloo Commercial Club Waterloo Commercial Llub Austin Burt Chamber of Commerce Lichty

Visualize Thrift in Movie Picture Earns Fame and $1000

Aspiring writers compete for a prize from the Iowa war savings committee to produce a picture plot promoting saving. Entries from Waterloo and other cities must be sent to the Courier and Reporter for forwarding to Des Moines for judging.

Iowa War Savings Committee L. E. Wood Des Moines Towa Waterloo Courier Reporter

Wartime Prohibition Block Struck From Bill in House

In Washington a wartime prohibition enforcement provision preventing liquor use in homes was removed by the House committee. Austin reports Texas House adopts resolution ratifying the woman suffrage amendment. Paris dispatch notes Wilson signed a proclamation and the wheat director regime under license by Farnes Barnes.

Associated Pres. Wastigton House Committee Austin Tex House of the Texas Fegislature Paris Wilson Federal Wheat Farnes Barnes Persons, Firma, Cor

Portrait of Lieut in wheat products and beef imports

Washington reports describe amendments to an army appropriation bill for an average force of 400 and a governing plan to control telegraph and telephone wire systems. Senate and House confer and adopt the plan. Parlin, France, demands full reparation from Germany for wartime ship sinking.

Washington, D. C Senate House Parlin France Germany

Becker’s son honored with enlarged photo by Kappa Sigma

Mrs J H W Becker receives a handsomely enlarged photograph of Lieut Fred H Becker killed in action. The image shows him in full military regalia, taken in France. The Kappa Sigma fraternity at Iowa State University gifted the photo to the mother and planned another for the fraternity house in Iowa.

J. HW. Becker Fred H. Becker Kappa Sigma Fraternity Iowa State University Lieut. Becker France Kappa Sigma Towa | Fo

Moose vote doubles per capita tax to fund school and hospital

Chicago June 25 The Loyal Order of Moose votes a yearly per capita tax of $2 doubled from past years. Net revenue of about 1.2 million dollars will fund the Mooseheart industrial and agricultural school and the reconstruction hospital for soldiers.

Associated Preps Chicago Loyal Order of Moose Mooseheart Til

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