Collapse of Interchurch World Movement Stated by Cleric
Rev. J R Macartney of First Presbyterian charges the Interchurch World Movement failed from the start due to prioritizing financial aims over spiritual ends. He notes more than 6.5 million dollars borrowed from Bankers Trust in New York and a total cost of about 10.6 million, with Rockefeller gift mitigating discredit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
New York
Alacartney
America
Christian Church
Interchurch World Movement
Bankers Trust Company
Northern Baptist Church
Method List Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
United Churches of America
North America
Police veterans decry modern liquor as wild and hard to handle
Sioux City officers Capt. George Faton and Capt. J. J. Shannon lament the rise of illicit liquor and canned heat. They argue moonshine drinkers turn violent, requiring more than two officers to detain them. They advocate tighter regulation and keeping the alehouse out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Capt
George
Fatlon
J. J. Shannon
Canada
Delamater Severely Cut in Auto Mishap
N J Delamater a Chicago traveling salesman was struck by an automobile Monday morning. He sustained a deep scalp wound back injuries and severe bruising that will keep him from work for several days. A veteran driver he has 40 years on the road and 16 years visiting Waterloo. This is his first accident. Flo was struck after leaving the Owenbach hotel to board a street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Delamater
Chicago
Delamater
Waterloo
Stanslay
Flo
King-Marson bazaar and bake sale to aid Forget-Me-Not
Disabled American Veterans of the World War and the women’s unit opened a bazaar at 228 Fourth West selling old clothing and baked goods to aid Forget-Me-Not. Mrs. J. O. King leads the drive and invites discarded serviceable garments. Sale runs through Saturday with donation calls. BUYS DRUG STORE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King-Marson
Pourth West
J. O. King
No Place to Play in a Growing City
A civic plea for universal child play spaces and trained leaders as modern growth erodes traditional play areas. The piece argues every child deserves safe, year round recreation and a community duty to provide ample playgrounds and supervision.
Illinois GOP riven by factional fight over Governor Small
Cicero J Lindley vice chairman of the Illinois commerce commission and Wall Carson editor of the Greenville Advocate debate Small's renomination. Lindley backs Small citing governance and pardons division independence while Carson argues Small misused funds and supports Thurlow Eslingston. The clash spots party leadership at stake ahead of April 5 primary.
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Republican Party
Illinois
Len Small
Greenville
Cicero J. Lindley
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Wall
Carson
Greenville Advocate
Coolidge
Courliar
Lindley
Winds Republican
Small
Thurlow G. Eslingston
Dr Clark Reviews Mind in Making at Fortnightly Club
Dr Fred J Clark pastor of First Congregational Church reviews Mind in Making by James Claryey Robinson for Fortnightly Club members at the Cole home. He calls it among the most stimulating books of the last decade noting its defense of intellect and open minded study of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claryey Robinson
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
A. C. Cole
Robinson
News School of Social Research
New York City
Columbia University
Clark
J. D. Baston
Leonard M. Weiss
W. HH
Blektley
Alb. Lovejoy
C. ‘M_ Van Swearingen
W. W. White
W. B. Small
CG. R. Wilson
H. W. Grout
G. W.bruner
West High Band Concert Program Announced
West High band will perform in the school auditorium Friday evening under director Har rty D Bennett. The program features a male quartet, instrumental solos, and a reading by Ruth Meyers, with Jane Martin as accompanist. Selections include Debutante Overture, Bandmans Delight, reads Sister and I, Op. 50 arias, Clarinat Solo, Rigoletto selection, Wake, Warmers, Italian Lotte, and North Pole Overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Band
Harrty D. Bennett
Ruth Meyers
Jine Martin
Francia Meyer
CW. L. Skrigs
Reading
Kzath Afevera
Clarinat
Tina Marsh
Wwake
Miss Lindgy
Owarmers
Craig Wilysen
Lawrence Duke
Arthur Scott
Harold Parn
Gruenwald
Bermett
Cornet
Tubber Polka
Feelat Gjaanj
Denall Main
Lise Martin
Lawcla
Donizetti
Harold Parry
Helen Slitchcock
Hayes
Celebrant Slaps Police Matron by Mistake at Public Dance
Sioux City March 20 A celebrant at a public dance O'Connor slapped police matron Mrs Jipp after she denied him passage on St Patrick's Day He later learned she was a Police matron He received thirty days in jail with three days on bread and water diet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Jan O'Connor
O'Connor
Frank Jipp
O’connor
Independence Plans Week Chautauqua Seek Local Boosters
A meeting outlined a 3424 program for a week long chautauqua this week in Independence. Democratic county convention set for Saturday at 1 20 at the courthouse with caucuses Sunday evening to choose delegates bound for Davenport April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Wilk
Citvion
Davenport
Petar Trierweiler
Triesrweiler
Ihe
A. G. Beatty
Te Ratary Club
Boye
Mo Giay
Waterloo Woman's Club stages Chekhov play at Plaza
First of three performances of The Bear in the Russian picture week drew a hearty reception. Adella Damge plays a charming widow, Truman De Roame is the Russian landowner, and M C Christensen plays the feeble servant with admiring impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locat
Chekov
the Plaza
Waterloo Woman's Club
Adella Damge
Truman de Roame
M.C. Christensen
City In Brief Compiles Local Notices And Soons
Local notices include residents visiting relatives, church events, and civic council plans. Divorce actions, custody requests, and support orders appear alongside a Salvation Army pageant and a nurse training farewell in Waterloo today.
Injunction Dissolved In Cedar Falls Case By Judge Botes
Judge H B Botes dissolves the temporary injunction in the Matthias versus Merner case after a hearing. The dispute involved ownership and control of a Cedar Falls residence long occupied by the Merner family. The decision shifts equities to the defendants as to the property and occupancy.
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Botes
Frederick Matthias
W. H. Merner
Roland FE. Merner
Cedar Falls
Marner & Merner
Matthias
Merner
The Little Clodhopper Draws Well at School Show
The Little Clodhopper, presented with Our Lady for Victory alums, delighted a packed audience at the school auditorium during the Feast of St. Joseph. Constance McNermott charmed as a backwoods Indian, while Septinus Green’s shown plot with moldy humor impressed.
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St. Joseph
Constance McNermott
Ovay Gump
Reglon McRonough
Ruth Smith
Wether
Franklin Ltos
Clair
Mae
Loretta
Ipisna
City Council approves boulevard and utility measures in 1924 session
In Waterloo Iowa on March 3 1924 mayor Gnagy convened a special meeting and council adopted resolutions on assessments for underground connections electric boulevard lights and boulevard plank plans. The group approved bid processes and adjourned with routine clerical actions noted.
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Chi Jian
Buel
Doward
Counell
Kower Wsbosamoniss
Ility
Uphta
Aly
Ibidée
Toulevard Gehts
T. A. Buck
Tebbet
Rigisthi Leon A
Gene
Couneilman
Ami
Lam Smut
Mayor Gnagy
Buck
Lovingston
Link
Tibbitts
Royxent
Howard
Hragister
Connectoma
West
4Th Street
Baling
Corncr
CITAS
Mackay
Gnagy
Goneral
Datoh Ante Supply Co
Courrland Tusses
Wit
Courtlaned Thusssy
McGowan
Tet. Co
Mira
May Shapherd
Stewart
He Bl& N
Yordy
Rps
Dodge
Tell Ta
Ceteh Auto Supply Co
Rods
Furaga Treme
Miller Peinting
Fell Fel, Co
Sarvies
Os Meier
Miner
Chay. Miller, Isher
Mia
Henry Steffens
Sousley
Nod
Lewis
Fabor i Moale
Jaber Thedny
Henry Stoffvos
de Meler
How
Miller
Jabor
A. Lewis
Marx
Tabor
Stone
Chas
Richardson
West Street
Gate Ante Supply Co
Tata
Hay de AN
Messellan
Vet
Wee
Miller Drining Co
N.ow
Bell Fal Co
T Geo
Suauls
AL W
Jaquis
Labor
W. Miller
Teal Perry
Frank Lane
Th Williams
Sanlary
Chas. Richardson
East Sewel
A. I. Bewis
Ren Marx
Bert Soussey
W Narey
Iabor
Wast Sanitary
Sussave Hehnolder
West Sanitary
Dim Bennatt
SZAO
Dabor
Cleo
Taquis
Parry
Inbor
Bender
Gine
W. Gotch Auto Supply Co
Rodi
Revolution
Pons
O'Clocike
Waterloo City Council approves multiple measures and bonds
Waterloo Iowa council approves street, sewer and paving plans, authorizes repairs and improvements, and considers tax remissions. Meetings note proposed protective garments for police, sewer work on Vaughn Street, and a large list of city contracts, bonds, and departmental reports. The National Council of Jewish Women marks its 30th anniversary nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Jewish Women
United States
Canada
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Salvation Army Hall
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Holdridge
Frank Smith
Smith
Weyberger
Trio
Council Proceedings
A. EB. Gnagy
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Axsexy
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Protective Garments
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Wrrest
Vaughy Street
Mary
Hinden
Ol Wi
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Dee
Whitmer
Ixnoll Avenue
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Dearborn Street
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Hutler
Darker
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Newell
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Iowa
Tavingston
Tinpitts
Levingston
Houtoeyard Uglies
City of
Chas. C. MacKay
Chipso
Procter & Gamble
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