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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1926

Page

15

Gruver Liquor Case May Go to Jury Late Today

State argues against Arnold Dutchy Gruver in a third liquor offenses case as jury deliberations loom. Judge Stiles overruled defense motions to quash counts while the state seeks to introduce jurisdiction evidence. defense rests. double jeopardy question is preserved.

Gruver Liquor Arnold Dutchy Gruver WW. Edwards Milton R. Wields J. H. Ley Aise Dwards H. B. Stiles coun+sel Arnold Gruver

Old Maid Outperforms Flappers In Some Jobs Expert Says

Washington March 18 The efficiency chief Merbert D Brown says older single women excel in government service matching devotion and loyalty to duties. He argues marriage thoughts lessen focus while flapper workers distract themselves with youth pleasures and nose powdering harming output.

United Press Washington, D.C Merbert D. Brown Brown Bureau of Afficiency Ieredies

Women at helm face limits in workforce says Brown

A fragmented passage notes that older women excel in some roles but resist leadership. It cites Brown observing a deficiency in women workers who avoid responsibility, leaving men like Nettle to keep command, implying ongoing gendered leadership dynamics.

Lux Charleston Nettle Brown Aled

River levels rise on Mississippi for first time in years

Initial reports from Madison Indiana state that Mississippi River waters have risen to a level not seen in nine years. Rivermen note the stage is lower than the peak reached after the 1913 Canal closure. Municipal officials and civic leaders reflect on the unexpected change and its local implications.

Madison

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