IAS Surrender Post as Member of School Board
Carleton resigned from the West School Board leaving four members to meet at 7 30 p m today in H D Lee's office to appoint three new members. Swisher Peterson and Sins had pledged to resign if Wray and Blough were elected. Wray and Clough won by large margins, prompting calls to keep old members Austin Burt and W Campbell to maintain harmony amid a major building project. Mrs Marquis was elected president and Ray vice president with another officer election planned after full organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton
West School Board
H. D. Lee
B. FF. Swisher
W. A. Peterson
Sins
Swisher
Peterson
Fred Wray
Ira Blough
Wray
Mr. Clough
aAigh
Austin Burt
W. Campbell
F. L Marais
Br. Ray
Marquis
J. A. Francis
Blough
Smiles and Kinks From Today's Wires
United Press reports oddities and bizarre incidents from across the country. In Warren Purcell ordered oysters and found 3060 dollars worth of pearls in his meal. In Columbus customers were amused and startled by a slot drink machine used by a clerk. In Atlanta a shopkeeper tried a Frankenstein stunt but a tall man’s legs foiled the plan. Henry Ford faced a comic brush with a brainchild as a moving target. Waterbury police halted a ghost terrorizing women and children who turned out to be a white wing roaming a speakeasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Warren
George Purcell
Atlanta
Henry
Henry Ford
Detroit
Waterbury
Conn
Funeral plans for Waterloo resident Fred A. Beppler
Fred A. Beppler, longtime Waterloo resident, died last night in Burlington Iowa. The body will be brought to Waterloo and lying in state at O K e e f e and Towne Funeral Home before funeral arrangements. Survived by widow and three children Pant in Burlington and Misses Ida and Nettle Beppler of Chicago. Beppler was active in First Baptist Church and a noted figure in early city development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Beppler
Waterloo
Burlington
O'Keefe & Towne
Feneral
Pani
Mrr
Beppler
First Baptist Church
Chiildren
Pant
L. Hehle
Eather Hale
LaVern J Prestien
Cedar Walls
Janes B. Kerr
F. A. Hathcock
Fredericksburg
Mr. Kerr
Bremer County
Brooklyn
Frances
Elizabeth Lowden) Kerr
Clay County
Kerr
Franklin Township
Co. IB
Fourteenth
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
V. Lucas
O'Brien
Eleanore Dibble
Frank
Sumner
A. W. Richmond
Nora “Sor
Jannie Watts
Gilbert
Dillon
Mont
Zella
Krueger
Robert
Black Hawk
WIL
Congregational Church
American Legion
G. A T
Teer
Afon
Ameren
Grove Hill
Rederick Henry Westendon
Siegel
Tripoli
Hao
D. Kurz
Westendorf
Anna Englebrecht
Nee Nagely
Town City
Savannah
Rochester
Minn
Jie
Tus
Mr i Westendorf
St.Johns Lutheran Church
Little Opposition Expected in Vote on Soldier Bonus
Washington March 22 reports indicate house leaders anticipate little opposition as they bring the soldiers bonus bill to a suspension of the rules vote. Four hours of debate precede the final roll call with party lines likely to blur. Republican sentiment may lean toward more opposition than Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Blame Lands Labor War for Factory Bombing Loss
In Chicago on March 22 Edmunds president of Edmunds Manufacturing Co refuses to reinstate carpenters who quit over the Landis wage award. Officials attribute the bombing of the plant to that dispute. A night watchman, Edmund Sehars sera, was seriously injured. The plant was open shop and worked on the new Federal Reserve Bank building. Damage estimated at $15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edmunds
D-Mmunds Manufacturing Company
Landis
Edmund Seharssera
Pant
Federal Reserve Bank
Marriage Licenses Granted for Wilmer Bower and Traer Morrow
The notice lists Wilmer E. Bower and Traer Zula Morrow as applicants for a marriage license, along with additional names such as Fred Kruse and Lena Werkman, indicating a local registry of forthcoming unions. The fragmented text references Pure observations about animal age estimates but is not clearly connected to the licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer E. Bower
Traer Zula Morrow
Tracr
Fred Kruse
Ailison
Lena Werkman
Allison
Leaders Celebrate Anniversary of Lutheranism
Five deacons of the University Halle Wittenberg Jed in celebrate the four hundredth anniversary of Lutheranism. The Loplleptre shows banners from many countries marching through streets, famous by Martin Luther. The Lutherans insist on maintaining old standards and banners in black white and red with the imperial eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Halle
Wittenberg
Jed
Dany
Martin Luther
Hoosier Poet's Home Bought as Shrine in Indianapolis
Indianapolis March 22 The Janes Whitcomb Riley Memorial association has taken possession of the old Riley home at 528 Lockerbie street to open as a public shrine after April 13. The house, built 1865, will be open 10 am to 12 pm and 2 to 4 pm daily with no admission fee. The group plans a bronze tablet and annual birthday dinner, aims to preserve Riley’s furnishings, and hopes school groups and visitors will tour the site, while asking guests to leave mementoes and keep valuables safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Janes Whitcomb Riley
Association
Riley
Tova Riley
William Fortune
Mr. Riley
Fortune
John R. Nickum
Holstein
Lockerbie Street
Play
Lockerbie
Hock
Ha Hone
Warns That Russians Carry Typhus Germs
Berlin reports a German Red Cross warning that immigration of Russian refugees threatens cholera and typhus spread in central Europe and the United States. Dr A Schlesinger cites refugees crossing Polish and Lithuanian borders, sinking passports to America for funding the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Europe
Government to hasten free seed distribution for crop failure areas
Washington March 22 The Seed Loan act funds totaling 1 500 000 signed by President Harding will be released immediately by the department of agriculture to aid farmers in the crop failure area of the northwest. Distribution covers spring grain seed for feed including wheat oats barley and flax across North Dakota northwest South Dakota Montana several Idaho counties and parts of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harding
Northwest
Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Court unmoved by peeper's plea
George acted as his own attorney in a police court trial over alleged prowling on Thirteenth street Saturday night. He was found guilty with a $25 fine and costs after denying wrongdoing and claiming he paid a man for whiskey who returned late. Other cases included speeding fines, license plate issues, and a theft of car parts during a theater raid. Police reported further automobile thefts and a silver wedding anniversary celebration in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ius George
Thirteenth Street
George
Amlatt Proueheon
Kennetl Johnson
Harry Moon
J. Glaw
Strand
A. B. Kepford
Riverside Drive
C. L. Jeffries
F. M. Shores
Waterloo Theatre
Teddy Putney
Rock Island
Poet's Wife Wins Divorced On Old Poem Basis
Chicago report says Helen Jenkins Masters obtained a decree of separate maintenance from Edgar Lea Masters citing his 1919 abandonment. Judge Ira Hayner awarded $2,000 back alimony and $300 monthly for two daughters while Masters’ income was noted over $12,000. A separate federal notice states 75 potato states held about 90,948,000 bushels on March 1, with 72,486,000 by farmers and 17,466,000 by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edgar Lea Masters
Helen Jenkins Masters
Ira Hayner
Masters
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Prince Ali Ibrahim and Blink McCloskey Inhaling Chicago
Chicago March 22 Prince Ali Ibrahim nephew of the king of Egypt and pugilist Blink McCloskey his social secretary were in Chicago terlay Blink did the talking Hizzonor the prince wanted to inhale Chicago so I fetched him We's on our way to Hollywood The prince ll show em a few tricks out there The prince is the berries He s an all around athlete and gives me a tough battle once in a while We pay forty smacks a day for this joint Blink referred to a suite in the Blackstone hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ali Ibrahim
Egypt
Blink McCloskey
Blink
Hizzon
Prince
Hollywood
Blackstone Hotel
Nashua obituaries and local notes drift through town
Nashua notes report Ed Watts named a Deerwood official and a Nashua resident, with a list of bereavements and local happenings. Funeral services for C. O. Ransom were held at the M E church with Greenwood Cemetery interment. J P Hanson suffered a stroke last week and remains ill. The Isabel Club women hosted a picnic at Mrs A Hepple’s home while families and neighbors shared visits and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Ed Watts
Meyer
Deerwood
Minn
Jerome Wailhebb
Waverly
Hite
Rey Rapp
Isabela Club
A. Hepple
G. C. Hoyer
Jerry Hoyer
Waterloo
Visits and illnesses mark Sumner social notes
Sumner Iowa resident sinren gz Welent Thun of Waterloo visits sister Mrs Paul Sorgs while Mrs F W Wurstein suffers stomach trouble. Dorothy Hahn and many others battle grip. Mrs Robert Lauterbach and Bre Loyd Dickman fare poorly. Dr. Stafford returns from California. church supper aids community. a gas stove explosion causes burns and furniture damage before firefighters stop a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Methodist Church
Staddler
Frank Bagnard
Frank Wood
Grewis
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IAS
Columbus
FL. W. Sharp
Cusmers
Peeper
Ting George
HC. Koeh
Miss Mantle Selwem
iArt Sommer
G. Sehwen
Falu Kirkpattelke
Y Bam
George Heideman
Asis
A. W. Ritchmond
Nora Springs
J. B. Kerr
Lillian Rockmeller
Willisvillil
George Mundtrom
Otto Bellman
Zamily
Douglas
Lernis
Theo Pockels
Maki
Uri
Adelph Hoppenworth
A. C. Kuker
JW. HO Kuker
Joe Sien
Olga Buls
iMr
Otto Buls
Douglas Township
Maren LS
Iowa City
State Hospital
Douglas . Evangelical
Prince Ali Ibrahim
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Dem
Domino Ec
American Sugar Pt
C. G. Jammer
Siz
Friars Hall
Pinkerton Grovery
St Ben Hur Hall
East Fourth Street
Waterloo, Towa
Lendersons
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