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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

4

Rotary District Convention Opens in Fort Dodge

More than 100 Rotarians attend the eleventh district convention opening Monday in Fort Dodge Iowa with 63 Rotarians and 949 Rotary Annes. A special Winds Central train will carry delegates and wives with a dining car and piano lounge en route to the two day session. A roster lists many attendees including Mr and Mrs H H Barrick and J G Ralston among numerous couples and individuals from Waterloo and other Iowa communities.

Waterloo Rotary Annes Mort Dodgs W. W. Wyant Fort Dodge Independence Qilwein Charles City Cedar Falls Iowa Falls Eldora Grundy Center Hast High Auditorium

Wells Carpenter Four Dies After Poisoning Incident

Funeral services are set for Wells Shir ley Carpenter four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W L Carpenter. He died from effects of a rat poisoning compound mistaken for candy. Rev ALB Curran will conduct at Grace M By church Saturday at 2 20 p m Burial will be in Fairview. Elder brother Louis seven years old is ill at St Francis hospital but improving after arsenic poisoning scare.

Wells Shirley Carpenter W. L. Carpenter Alb. Curran Grace M Fairview I Louis St. Francis Hospital W. G. Blackley Chicago Hugh McCartney A. &. Lichty Chiicago J. W. Lichty B. F. Puterhaugh Elmer Smith Black Hawk Street J. B. Thomas F. B. Cowles Salt Lake City Utah I. EB Siple East Park Presbyterian Church C. NM. Ransier Des Moines the Daughters of American Revolution Independence

W J Bryan Named Newest Millionaire

William Jennings Bryan, prominent three time presidential candidate, reportedly reached 65 and is now rated a millionaire after earnings in Florida real estate, per Judge C H Slama who visited Bryan at his Miami, Florida home.

Saes William Jennings Bryan United States C. H. Slama Wahoo Bryan Miami Fla Fudge Slama Florida

Dry Worker in Row Over Canned Heat in Des Moines

A heated hearing before the House Committee on Suppression of Intemperance centered on canned heat. Capt James P McGovern of United States Industrial Alcohol argued that former Des Moines Police Chief John B Hammond, now prohibition lobbyist, aided sales and failed to curb the staff during his tenure.

Des Moines James P. McGovern United States Industrial Alcohol Company of Baltimore John B. Hammond House McGovern Hammond

48 Cincinnati Cops Held in Bribe Case

Indictments were returned by a United States special grand jury for 48 Cincinnati police officers on bribery charges. Chief of Police William Copeland received the indictments via Marshal Stanley Bothwick who ordered the defendants to appear and answer the charges.

Cincinnati Police Department United States Chargas William Copeland Mershal Stanley Bothwick Marsha Bothwick Cot. Copeland Mike Unite States

Four Flashes of News Names Spotlight Ambassador Matsudaira

Matsudaira, Japan, presented credentials to President Coolidge as Spotlight Ambassador. Former Congressman James H. McLafferty of California was named assistant secretary of commerce. Miss Gladys Joel of New York, active in the gutomobile accessory business, cited by Sir Charles Higham as an exemplar of American business women. Rabbi B. B. M. Browne, 72, arrested in New York City for sending letters seeking 10,000 dollars to influence Coolidge.

Matsudaira Japan Coolidge James H. McLafferty California Gladys Joel New York Charles Higham London America B. B. M. Browne New York City President Coolidge

City in Brief Highlights Local Happenings

Community notes from Waterloo include optical ads, visitors from Chicago, and residents at local homes. Reports cover hospital recoveries, DAR delegates from Independence, injuries from a Cedar Rapids crash, marble matches, and a dog poisoning spike. Police handle tramp migrations, a tour group meeting, and a found Dodge roadster near 1132 Kimball avenue.

Grundy County Roy Hartong Kimball Avenue

Bake sales announced for March weekends at local churches

Community notices advertise bake sales at Walnut Street Baptist, First Evangelical, and First Brethren churches. Events include at Piggly Wiggly, Margadant's grocery, and fairs on March 21 and March 26 to 28 with proceeds benefiting organizations such as the American Legion Auxiliary and local congregations.

First Evangelical Church Margadant’s Bazar and

Red Cross Chapter Sends 100 to Relief Fund

Cedar Falls reports the local Red Cross chapter sent 100 to the St. Louis relief fund for tornado district aid. The campaign for contributions continues with additional funds expected as Dora will be forwarded 2s 300n.

Cedar Falls RED Cross St. Louis Dora

Widows Add New Burden to Patient Taxpayers

London reports that British war widows remarry at higher rates than expected. The 1924 pension budget assumed 7 percent would remarry, but only 4 percent did, forcing the exchequer to cover an extra 10 million dollars in pensions.

London Ministry of Pensions

Spanish women push into higher education at Madrid university

Spanish women slowly seek higher education at the University of Madrid. In the 1922 23 academic year there were 363 female students versus 60 in 1917. Pharmacy attracted 128 women philosophy 105 science 78 medicine 4? and the law. They are cited as good students with brighter work than men by university authorities.

Madrid Sfarch

Citizens Camps Train Americangs Urge Veterans Opt for programs

Maj Gen Duncan in Omaha outlines 1925 citizens military training camps open to war veterans aged 13 to 31 with new rules expanding officer qualification in the Organized Reserves. Camps at Fort Leavenworth Fort Des Moines Fort Snelling and Jefferson Barracks provide free meals uniforms lodging and travel. Endorsed by Presidents Coolidge Harding and others, C M T C aims to raise citizenship through discipline and physical strength.

George B. Duncan Seventh Corps Omaha War Department Pew Fort Leavenworth Kan Fort Des Moines Fort Snelling Minn Jefferson Barracks Duncan United States Best Rosevall Haarding Coolidge

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