Pedestrian Rights Over Autos In New Los Angeles Law
The new Los Angeles traffic ordinance grants pedestrians the right of way over motorists outside the central zone. Pedestrians must signal crossings, while jaywalking is punished up to $50 fines and jail. repeated offenses rise to $500 and six months. Enforcement aims to improve safety and efficiency. horses are restricted in downtown hours.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Ifey
Washington
Hoover
Canned Heat Dietland Hobo Arrested in Waterloo
William Lacacance, a veteran hobo, allegedly drank milk and canned heat found on porches in Waterloo after stealing milk. Police charged him with intoxication, disorderly conduct, vagrancy, and lack of support. he received a 15 day jail sentence with hard labor if available.
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William Lacacance
Waterloo
P. H. Walker
Highth Street
Lacacance
Two Churches Join in Special Service
Two congregations the Church of God and East Park Presbyterian unite for a two week revival in East Park Presbyterian this week. Evangelist Frank Siple of Oregon Til has been hired to lead nightly services beginning 7 30 p m Wednesday with a noted record of applying biblical history to present day conditions.
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Church of God
East Park
Colored People Mass Meeting At Antioch Church
William Pickens, field secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, will speak at a mass meeting Thursday evening at Antioch Baptist Church. The Waterloo branch will launch a membership drive and plan a benefit concert by a nationally known musician. The executive committee at the W. C. A. building outlined the drive and other activities with local white supporters also named.
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William Pickens
National Association For Advancement of Colored Peonies
Antioch Baptist Church
Waterloo
Executive Committee
The
Milton F. Fields
A. C. Dent
G. R. Cheatham
R. S. Joyce
Treagurer
Dictionary prize aids Detroit crossword puzzle fans
Spelling bees surge in popularity and Detroit offers a handsome dictionary as a prize. The Courier sells the dictionary for three coupons and 98 cents, described as a rare bargain and educational, helping readers master tricky crossword words.
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Detroit
Courier
Williams Leads National Group Aiding Ex-Prisoners’ Reentry
Sam S. Williams of Cleveland heads the Williams Voucher Club, a national non profit frame aiding discharged prisoners to find work. The group promotes probation system use, humane classification, and employment help to prevent crime, with Williams noting Swift Packing Company aided by not requiring old employer recommendations. A photo shows Williams and Illinois Central officials at Sioux City’s corn palace in 1889, and mentions Williams’ years as an Illinois Central conductor plus reminiscences from assistant trainmaster P. Shannon.
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Waterloo “Evening Courier
Sam_S. Williams
Cleveland
Waterloo
Williams
Sam. S. Williams
Ilinois Central
Tommy Quinlan
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
A. M. Place
Gus Place
Blairsburg
Sioux City
Willams Voucher Club
I. Shannon
Illinois Central
Corn Palace
Western Lines
T. W. Place
Sam
Mr. Shannon
Cherokee
Sioux Falls
Ife
Chicago
United States Penitentiary
Atlanta
Pacific Garden Mission
Swift Packing Company
Johnson Arrests In Murders Case At Hammond Indiana
Thomas A Johnson was arrested on murder charges in the death of George McMahon in Hammond Indiana. Mrs Chicago, whose son was found near the arrest scene, had been questioned as investigators followed a lead from a lonely road near here last week.
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Thomas’ A. Johnson
George McMahon
Hammond
Ind
Chicago
Johnson
San Diego
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