Teachers Converge in Waterloo for Northeast Iowa Session
About 1,000 teachers from northeastern Iowa visit Waterloo for the twenty seventh annual session of the northeast division of the State Teachers association. The program runs over two days with visits to Cedar Falls and Waterloo, then sessions in east High School with sections for principal and teacher groups, plus talks by George D. Strayer and Hugh Magill. A Mothers Congress and Parent Teacher events accompany the conference, including a luncheon and program in the east high School building.
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Iowa
Watertoo
State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
East High
Greater Waterloo Association
QO. Keller
Association
Posiwlom 10 Ass Iz
Waterios
Iowa Congress of Mothers
George D. Strayer
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Hugh 3. Magill
National Education Association
West High
Tratk
Baiel Rus Lamson
Schhetics
Learsdat
Olé Folks
Hugh Masill
Ial
Mothers’ Congress
Pugie
Town Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teacher Association
Re. C. W. Bruner
L. €. Hemsworth
Black’s
Waser
Mason City
Leo RB. Leeper
East High School
Washington Irving
A. ©. Ruste
Charles City
Alice Poe
Paul i
Macs Campbell
Music
Head Tax Proposals Move in Des Moines Budget Debate
Des Moines reports indicate the Olson bill may pass promptly, raising a $2 head tax on every resident over 21 to fund public schools, expected to yield at least $4.06 million annually, with the law taking effect July 3. Primary law revisions appear unlikely, while sifting committees will be named next Monday to advance bills, aiming for an April adjournment.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
Senate Committee On Elections
Kimball
Pottawattamie County
Addie Ades Adventures in Attic Mystery
Addie Ade learns she is the center of attention as a boy hints at a future call but she hesitates. After a tense, interrupted moment she ponders the matter while family reacts and the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Cardinal Gibbons in critical condition at Baltimore bedside
Cardinal Gibbons, 84, was reported very serious and unconscious part of the time. Doctors said he would require constant watch after a decline following unseasonably warm weather. His condition had been improving since January but worsened last Sunday night.
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Jill
Jim
Addie
Dad
Associated Press
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Albert E. Smith
Ender
Friends
Union Mills
Havre
Stillman Divorce Case Heats Up In White Plains Court
In White Plains New York March 25 United Press reports a dramatic court session in the James A Stillman divorce case with attorney Delancey Nicoll alleging Mrs Stillman took a lover an Indian guide and bore a child. The judge postponed verdict on alimony and counsel fees as both sides prepared further affidavits with documents to be publicly filed Monday.
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United Press
White Plains
Stillman
Delancey Nicoll
James A. Stillman
Morschauser
Heurt
Guy Stillman
Guy
Brennan
Mack
Canadda
Anne
James
Alexander
Nicoll
Hoth
Jas
Herard
Stilman
Canada
Miami Beach
Fla
Jay Ward Leeds
Havana
U. S
Associated Press
Justice Morschauser
Pougakeepsie
America
Milons
Tve
James A
Charles Chauncey
Ernest G. Stillman
William G. Rockefeller
Percy R. Rockefeller
New York
Park Avenue
Pocantico Hills
Jéan D. Rockefeller
Three Rivers
Quebec
Fresh Eggs Plentiful Ahead of Easter in Waterloo
Eggs in Waterloo priced at 20 23 and 25 cents per dozen, the lowest in a decade, with markets uncertain despite ample supply. Merchants note storage operators lost money on unsold winter stocks as local markets stayed well supplied.
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Waterloo
RACE EXPANSION ABROAD HAMPERED BY OOLATION NOW
Washington March 23 a cabinet discussion on harmonizing domestic sentiment with American overseas trade expansion outlined three core issues peace with Germany American participation in a league of nations and the German reparations question. Secretary Hughes and Herbert Hoover outlined moves to boost trade while avoiding domestic political strife and a showdown with European allies. Senators planned interpellations to determine the administration stance on trade with Russia amid divergent Republican and Democratic views.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
United States
Russia
State Department
Wilson
Harding
White House
United Press Staff
Washington, D. C
Herding
Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Germany
Association of Nations
United
Sae
America
League of Nations
Washington
Senate
Birthday honors for O F Teeter in city hall
Street commissioner O F Teeter is the center of attention in Waterloo with colleagues and floor 2 staff sending flowers and cigars for his birthday. A reception of gifts followed as friends mark the natal day.
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MSN
O. F. Teeter
City Hall
Waters
Teeter
Montana
D. A. Munger
Rank
Waterloo
Ads to Make Goot Franklin County Lamp Ad
Classified advertisement notes a lamp for sale at 10.50 dollars, with contact by phone 705. The fragment mentions Franklin County and a prankish tone in an ad header. Named entities include Franklin County and the price 10.50.
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Pranklin County
Five mutineers held amid Wall Street bomb probe
Five men arrived from Rio de Janeiro aboard the Rushville remain under tight guard in New Orleans. They were detained on mutiny charges but are suspected of knowing about the September Wall Street bomb explosion. Authorities decide whether to transport them to New York for trial or hold them locally as Justice Dept investigators probe links to the case.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Fnrong
Rushville
Rio de Janeiro
Wall Street
New York
Extra
of Justice
Philip Bender
Lionel Kusbreezaff
Rudolph Dorsh
Hans Randin
Henrik Lipman
van Weeldern
City of Alton
Jater
Rio
United States
Yord
Highroad Reform Battle in Iowa Senate Deepens
In Des Moines on March 23 the Iowa senate heard a heated debate over the Mead bill to abolish the state highway commission and create a highway department under a state engineer. Senator Mead and allies argued the current payroll and practices are wasteful, while Senator Pitt warned of entrenched interests and pledged to return power to the people. The vote outlook favored a narrow defeat.
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United Press
Des Moines
Buser-Pitt-Brookhart
State Highway Commission
Iowa Senate
Commission
Iowa
Senaor Meed
Pitt
Buser
Mead
Highway Commission
Ames
Cement Trust
Pennsylvania Lines Notify Employes of Proposed Wage Cut
United Press reports Pennsylvania Lines warns workers of wage cuts amid talks before the United States railroad labor board. President Samuel Rea outlines a deficit caused by wages consuming 70 percent of revenue and signals potential action by other roads. Union leaders hesitate on response as the wage dispute persists.
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Pennsylvania
United Press
Chicago
W. W. Atterbury
The
United States Railroad Labor Board
National Shop
Samuel Rea
Rea
United States Railroad Board
Stock Promotion Schemes Control Passed by House
Des Moines March 23 The Bluesky bill to regulate stock promotion and sale of corporate securities passed the Iowa House largely as written. It would jail salesmen who misrepresent securities, place registration with the secretary of state, and exempt certain real estate and small corporation securities from scrutiny. The Lake bus bill was amended to allow city councils discretion on keeping buses off streetcar routes and later passed 85 to 15.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
House of
Iowa
Secretary of State
Sec
Retary of State
Federal Reserve
Smith
Senate
Elections Committee
House
Kime
Kendall Askg
Polk County
Hauge
Weaver
Regulations Outline Beer Medicine Use Under Palmer Ruling
Washington March 23 United Press learns the new rules under former Attorney General Palmer permit doctors to prescribe four and seven eighths gallons of beer per patient every 30 days. Doctors must justify prescriptions and limit timing. real beer production must stay separate from near beer. Breweries may sell to wholesale druggists who retail to permitted druggists. Internal Revenue Commissioner Williams supervised draft. Mellon must approve but delays until Republican review. Harding delay on appointing a commissioner may affect final approval.
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Waited
Washington,d. C
Palmer
United Press
Elso
Internal Revenue
William M. Williams
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Harding
Five Steel Workers Die In Bethlehem Furnace Collapse
Five steel workers died and another injured at Bethlehem Steel in Steelton Pennsylvania when an automatic furnace collapsed burying them under hot ore and metal. The accident occurred today as operations continued in the plant.
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United Press
Steelton, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lloyd George Warns New Election Coming
Premier Lloyd George tells the nation to prepare for a general election at no distant date in a speech to new coalition MPs at a luncheon. Also notes Iowa alumni luncheon details and a Montana visitor to Waterloo.
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Lloyd George
United Press
London
Mortuary notice for Mrs. William Schenk of Anoka and Waterloo
Mrs William Schenk of Anoka Minnesota formerly of Waterloo died Monday March 21 at 10 30 p m after a long illness The body will be brought to Waterloo for burial arriving at 3 a m tomorrow Services will be Thursday at 2 p m at the O Keefe & Towne funeral home with interment in Elmwood Agnes Holloway born June 28 1980 near Brandon Iowa married William Schenk Oct 2 1900 and lived on farms in Iowa and Minnesota Surviving are husband three children Sherwin 18 Warren 14 Pearl 10 three brothers and three sisters including Jake Holloway William Holloway Barney Holloway Mrs Julia Revel Mrs Alpha Floyd and Mrs B B Getty
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William Schenk
Anoka
Minn
Waterloo
B. Getty
O'Keefe & Towne
Elmwood
Agnes Holloway
Brandon
Wiliam Schenk
Joseph Schenk
Bennington
Minnesota
Sherwin
Warren
Pearl
Jake Holloway
Oberboldt
William Holloway
Arvane
Barney Holloway
Center Point
Julia Revel
Urbana
Alpha Floyd
Vinton
B. B. Getty
Dr Charles L Stubbs Dies After Illness in Walla Walla
Prescott Wash death announced for Dr Charles L Stubbs after apendicitis operations failed. He practiced in Waterloo and Dewar about 145 years ago and was married to Viola Maxon. Survived by widow Eva daughter and brothers Frank and Edwin H and sister Mabel. Burial was in Prescott.
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Charles L. Stubbs
Prescott
Wash
E. H. Stubbs
Waterloo
Walla Walla
Stubbs
Dewar
Viola Maxon
Eva
Frank
New Mexico
Edwin H
Mabel
Dell Rapids
S. D
Nashua bids promise cheaper street paving in Iowa
Nashua city council opened bids showing lower paving costs with a Waterloo firm likely to win the contract. Moore-Young Construction bid 2.99 per square yard for concrete paving, down from recent highs, with other bids listed for brick asphaltic concrete vibro lithic concrete and tarvia options. Curb and gutter bid led by Horst company at 1.18 per linear foot. Also notes marriage licenses for Milo Nichol and Minnie Erickson, John Ellingrod and Carrie Johnson.
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Iowa
Nashua
Waterloo
Waterloo Construction Company
Moore-Young Construction Company
Rasmussen Company
Charles City
F. Whitlow
Horst Company
Rock Island
Tarvia
Empire Construction Company
Des Moines
Wright Construction Company
Bryant
G. F
Sceles
McLaughlin
Nashua Council
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Congress of Mothers
Loop Jewelry
Addie Ade
Attic
Aisa Sunshine
Beall L. Smith
William W. Urie
Adelaide Urie
Marshalltown
Powe
State Body
Houe
Nashueontract
Milo Nichol
Traer
Minnie Erickson
Dysart
John Ellingrod
Parkersburg
Carrie Johnson
Waterloo Clothing & Shoe Co
West Fourth St
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