Cedar Heights Town Officers Approved by Court Seal
Judge Mullan approves the commissioners report and town officers for Cedar Heights. The town gains legal status and may transact business while higher court review is possible. Cedar Falls plans legal action to block annexation, but Cedar Heights proceeds as a town with elected council and ongoing governance.
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Cedar Heights
Mullan
Smite
District Court
Cedar Falls
Trim Ilute
Cedar Hetahis
Belive
C. M. Parker
W. H. Merner
Ofdar Falls
Wgar
Waterloo Railroad News Briefly Vold and Reorganization Notes
Waterloo area rail workers and staff are noted in brief items about moves between Cedar Falls and Waterloo, layoffs, and the Illinois Central system. The article covers personnel changes, a three week vacation, a move to Chicago for a railroad equipment show, and a formal reorganization push for the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific system with debenture bondholders. It also cites the Western Pacific Railway plan operation and a call for strict economy by the St Louis San Francisco railroad receivers.
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Waterloo Railroad News
B. Gunstead
Iliaia
Chicago
C. C. Harper
I. U
Cedar
Iowa Street
Miingis Central
Munson
Iino Central
John Lambertson
I. C
Adolph Feisner
Bo 4
Louis
Walter Grimen
F.C
Oimahalas
Ake
Lea Kennedy
Galesburg
Waterloo
Londonvine
Londonvine, 10. E. It. Togerson
C. Roundhouse
Ernest Clans
L .C. Tisner
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Armster- Mn
Inet
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
W. C. Nixon
THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME
Waterloo guests Selwyn and Company present Twin Beds in Waterloo on Friday with a long New York run noted for its wholesome story and lively slang. Al Gotrell and his company arrive March 19 with favorites Gorrell players and a sold-out show. Majeste: Symphonic Sextette headlines a new vaudeville bill with When We Grow Up, a youth comedy, and other acts including Seymour's Happy Family act and ventriloquist Grace De Win. The Plaza shows Betty of Greystone with Frances Nelson in Love's Crucible, and Love Route at Family features exciting screen scenes including railroad construction and a dramatic finale.
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Waterloo
Selwyn and Company
Salleoury Wield
Margaret Mayo
New York
Slenora Monti
AI Goaviell
Gotrell
the Waterloo
Happy Kulled
Mildred Tastings
Leila Gorrell
Gorrell
Phonic
Majestic Theatre
Harriett Rempel
Seymour
Happy Family
Carity Grace de Winres
PLAZA
Dorothy Gish
Betty
Greystone
Tomgorrow
Frances Nelson
Streen Stare
June el Jvidge
Douglas MacLean
Britain Sees Verdun Signaling War’s Early End
London reports buoyant mood in Britain amid Verdun and Russian successes. Investors price a July or August end to the war, though experts caution the pace may stretch to year’s end. Shipping-house leaders say Germany’s strain may trigger a coming smash, while London elites seek a tempered peace timetable.
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London
Great Britain
Llgud’s
Germany
West End
Regent Street
France confident on war end amid peace talks in Paris
The Pall Mall Gazette reports that France remains optimistic a quick end to the terri bate conflict is possible. Paris clients anticipate autumn orders, while London houses struggle to accept all inquiries.
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France
Paris
London
Th Pall Mall Gazette
Two Books For the Millions
The newspaper notes massive demand for Heart Throbs books distributed by the syndicate. It states hundreds of thousands have been distributed and editions will reach millions, praising the collection’s impact on public literary taste. The paper warns its supply is nearly exhausted as certificates published daily continue for a few more days.
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Lile
Lpa
J. M. Dickinson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Dickinson
Scane’s Clothes Shops
E. Fourth St
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Tom _ Brawna
The
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Myra Dumsley
Nelson
Myra
Caroline
Carroll
Tudga
Jones
Boston ‘Transcript
Britain
Verdun
Largest Clothiers
PotsonKerwin
East Fourth Street
Boys’ & Children’s Dept
Iowa
Norfolk
Waterloo and Vicinity
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