New York Representative Attacks Aircraft War Effort
Washington March 6. Representative Magee of New York tells the house that not a single American built battle plane or pure bombing plane was produced during the war despite over a billion dollars in aircraft expenditures. He cites the De Haviland planes as inadequate for front service and condemns wartime lumber production in the Pacific northwest and unlawful wartime wages to 3,000 soldiers. He accuses aviation officials of mismanagement, while a Democrat counters that American aviation results were far greater than Magee suggests, noting 212 planes at the front on armistice day and 1,620 service planes available then. The debate centers on accountability and inexperience.
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California
America
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Mae
Examination of Milk Finds No Typhoid Found
Report from Dr. Wasson state epidemiologist to the city health department states that none of the milk specimens examined so far show typhoid bacteria. One sample has been kept for further investigation as a doubt remains.
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Plumbing Ordinance Sparks City Council Debate
Leach opposition to a licensed plumber only rule fuels discord among property owners, realtors, and residents in the water and sewer districts. Lawyers view the ordinance as possibly unconstitutional class legislation, with cases of residents barred from minor repairs and facing penalties while awaiting a plumber. Amenders plan to attend Monday night meeting. action likely after spring election.
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Quarantine Notes Report Typhoid Smallpox Cases
Two families named Petrie placed under quarantine. E B Petrie of 392 Denver Street ill with smallpox and a Petrie child at 302 Resber Avenue. a Lsomis child at 21 Mullan Avenue West diagnosed with typhoid fever. A silent but effective salesman becomes a feature of the tourier advert.
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Resber Avenue
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Mullan Avenue
Form in Line to Pay Income Taxes at Post Office
Crowds lined up to file schedules as the income tax office in the post office building stayed open this afternoon. Deputy revenue collector J. A. Fosselman was due to leave for Des Moines the following Monday and the deadline for filing schedules was set for next Saturday.
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J. Adam Bede Lectures To Large Waterloo Audience
J Adam Bede congressman delivered a lecture last night at First M B Church in Waterloo under Central Christian Church. Receipts go to the church building fund as he explored Whats Wrong With the World with humor and serious insight addressing labor and living costs. E F Stack Donough introduced the speaker and the Greater Waterloo Association plans a return engagement.
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Inquest Planned Into Mrs Strayer’s Death at Waterloo
Coroner announces an inquest into the asphyxiation death of 88 year old Mrs Margaret Strayer found in her Waterloo home at 103 Commercial Street. Sheriff and county attorney collaborate on investigation. funeral at O Keefe and Towne’s chapel planned privately Monday. The Strayer family had suffered multiple prior sudden deaths.
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Clayton
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Lochhaven
O'Keefe & Towne
Deaths of Albert D. Paul and others across region
Albert D. Paul 60, of Black Hawk county, died after a three week illness from cancer at home on Franklin street. Born 1870 in Mt. Vernon, he worked in stock buying, feeding, and later with Rath Packing. survived by wife Cora and children Ray V., Vesta M., Harold D., plus siblings. Funeral near Monday at Grace Church. Carolyn Henderson died at her daughter’s home in Osage after birth in 1827. services pending. Lova Tuffer, formerly Lora Johnson, Waterloo, died following surgery. Glen E. Cain, son of Samuel Cain, died of pneumonia in Mason City.
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Geddes Denies Sinn Fein Quote as Religious Scheme
Sir Auckland Geddes said he was misquoted about labeling the Sinn Fein movement as a religious scheme. He confirmed plans to depart for New York with the tentative travel window set from Loudun between March 6 and April 3.
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Christian Science Church Faces Court Battle Over Publishing Society
In Boston a legal dispute pits three trustees of the Christian Science Publishing Society against the church’s directors. Judge Dodge notes the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston remains unincorporated. The master emphasizes close alliance between church and publishing trustees, with ongoing hearings and a March 13 date for a petition to intervene.
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School election polls set 9 am to 7 pm in east and west
Polls open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. for a school election next Monday in both districts. Candidates include Carleton Sias and WA Peterson for board re election, Charles Christensen seeking a seat, PF B Stewart running for treasurer, and Joan W Ryan for treasurer. East district polling place is the manual training building at 615 Jefferson Street.
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Shim in Court Barred as Familiar to Jurors
New York's White Plains Supreme Court drew a crowd as a dance demonstration was set for jurors in a $25,000 suit by Cesile Sim boli against Rev. Pasquale Manzelli. Judge Morschanser barred the public display, saying the shimmy would not be permitted.
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New Rochelle
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Justice Morschanser
Two City Election Candidates Announced in Nominating Push
Three young attorneys emerge as contenders for city solicitor. Burr A. Brown seeks re election on the Leeper ticket. Pressey A. Frank files on the FW Sporle ticket. Other names appear for city attorney on the Frisbie ticket. Leeper ticket line up includes Leeper mayor Ogle Manning Brown Burk Johnson Johnston Burtner McClinton Morris undecided on re election.
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Waterloo Merchants Urge Ratification of League of Nations
Waterloo Retail Merchants' association urges immediate ratification of the league covenant and peace treaty and pledges full cooperation to curb profiteering. R. L. DeGon, secretary, sent telegrams to Iowa senators A. B. Cummins and W. S. Kenyon after directors approved the action. M. J. Morgan introduced the resolution. Paul Davis opposed it.
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Iowa
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W. 5
Kenyon
League of Nations
M. J. Morgan
Paul Davis
Cornell College Receives Ten Thousand Bequest
The will of Frank H. Armstrong, late president of Reid Murdock & Co., leaves 115000 to religious, educational and charitable institutions. Cornell College in Mount Vernon Iowa will receive 10000. The Presbyterian Hospital of Chicago and Evanston Hospitals each get 10000. The widow receives 190000 outright plus income from a 100000 trust.
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Chicago
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Reid, Murdock & Co
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Mount Vernon
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Hvanston
Packers Defender Hinted on Congress Farming Committee
Georges P. Hampton, head of the Farmers' National council, disclosed a letter to Congress leaders Mondell and Kitchion asking why Rainey of Illinois, deemed a defender for packers, was placed on the House Committee on Agriculture. He argued most members come from large cities and urged representation from agricultural districts.
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Washington, D. C
Georges P. Hampton
Farmers’ National Council
Mondell and
Kitchion
House
Representative Rainey
Illinois
House Committee On Agriculture
Hampton
Austrian Bankers to Visit U S to Reopen Banking Ties
A delegation of Austrian bankers plans to visit the United States to reopen banking relations. The State Department has been asked to approve the visit. Austrian officials consider forming a corporation to hold all Austrian industrial assets to secure food and raw material shipments to the United States.
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Washlngton
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Boerd
State Department
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Reed Resolution Proposes Grain Corporation Probe
The Senate Committee on Contingent Affairs favorably reported Senator Reed's resolution for investigating the United States Grain Corporation and the use of its funds as it relates to wheat prices. The measure now goes to the full Senate for expense authorization.
Local Notes From Dumont and Nearby Towns
Community updates recount illnesses and recoveries in La Porte City and Dumont. Family moves, school events, church society activities, and local visits are noted, including marriages, births, and civic gatherings shaping the week.
Waterloo Bank Clearings and Local Notices
Bank clearings for the week ending March 6 show a total of 4,786,609.41 with a year earlier tally of 3,925,364.24. deeds recorded reflect a week total of 93,204,749.97, and local notices recount moves, hospital visits, church events, and community updates from Waterloo and nearby towns including Orchard and Parkersburg.
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Parole Denied for Tony Geier as County Attorney Presses Stand
In a sensational county hearing Geier denied the state charges while defense by Murtagh and Woolley argued for immediate parole. B.J. Wenner the county attorney urged the parole board to hold, citing offense severity and offering to provide testimony abstracts for review.
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