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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1921

Page

5

Assembly Will Not Radically Alter Owa Road Laws

Des Moines reports the Iowa House defeated the Anderson road bill 64 to 34, signaling no material change to highway law. Sections discuss inheritance tax amendments, a soldiers bonus bill, adjournment timing, G A R encampment funding, and a McClenahan case probe with potential fee refunds.

Des Moines Iowa Anderson Senate House Weaver Polk Wichman Hancock Campbell Ida Brookhart Washington Newberry

Woman Injured in Auto and Buggy Collision Near La Porte City

Mrs. John Murphy was thrown from a buggy and severely injured when it collided with an automobile driven by A. L. Sibak near the city limits on the La Porte City road last night. Sibak aided and reported the accident to police. An item notes bone cutters made from seaweed.

State Department Des Moines Joint Committee On Departmental McClenahan Institute Ithe State A. L. Sibak Sycamore Street John Murphy la Porte City Sibaki

Man Fined for Drunkenness After Self Representing

Sam C. Murphy, labeled a frequent drinker by police, was fined 100 dollars and costs by Municipal Court Judge J. W. Gwynne after a trial where Murphy conducted his own defense and cross examined officers. He misidentified arrestees, claimed sobriety, and consented to appeal to the district court with a 150 dollar bond. The article notes an Easter hat sale at Woods Millinery.

Sam C. Murphy J. W. Gwynne Murphy Altho Murphy Gwynne District Court Yeser

Waterloo trio bound to federal grand jury on liquor charges

Christ Madsen and Harry Angies of Waterloo and Aage F Hendriksen of Cedar Falls were bound over to the federal grand jury by U S Commissioner J E Dempster on liquor charges. Each posted 300 dollars bond. The federal grand jury meets at Dubuque on April 26. The article notes trends about rural child counts in eastern regions and on the Pacific slope.

Christ Madsen Harry Angies Waterloo Aage F. Hendriksen Cedar Falls Federal Grand Jury J. E. Dempster U. & Commissioner Dubuque

Uncle Sam Needs 2500 Second Lieutenants Now

The War Department announced exams will be held nationwide on April 25 to fill 2506 second lieutenants. Open to warrant and reserve officers, national guard and enlisted men, plus technical graduates aged 21 to 32. Eligible applicants from specified classes must meet commissioning requirements.

Uncle Sam Aga Rule Army National Guard Secretary of War War Department

Des Moines Recruiting Office Offers Test Information

The Des Moines recruiting office can supply full information concerning the examination Gate and related testing procedures. Citizens seeking details should contact the local recruiting station for dates requirements and preparation tips.

Des Moines

Waterloo Mechanic in Record Plane Flight

According to the Des Moines Register, Waterloo mechanic John Livingston took part in a sensational air flight from Kelly Field, San Antonio to Swaney Field, Des Moines. The 200 mile trip, eight hours and 35 minutes, set a new long distance speed record at 143 miles per hour with pilot R. L. Doble and passenger Glen Neal of Webster City.

Des Moines Register John Livingston Waterloo Kelly Field San Antonio Texas Swaney Field Des Moines R. L. Doble Livingster Glen Neal Webster City Iowa

oriole airplane mystery in Waterloo Iowa

A report notes a Waterloo inquiry into a land flight involving an Oriole machine owned by the Iowa Curtiss company. The name John Livingston does not appear in the city directory and researchers could not identify any local airplane mechanic by that name.

Iowa-Curtiss Company John Livingston Waterloo

Vandal strikes Oelwein park trees, targets young George Washington

Local authorities investigate the removal of about six elm trees from Oelwein park. The act, noting the trees planted years ago at significant effort, implicates the perpetrator in a crime akin to harming a historic symbol, with potential harsher fate if caught.

Ting Oelwein Park George Washington

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