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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1922

Page

4

New Citizens Hearings Open Vote Rights at City Meeting

Aliens who applied for U S citizenship and were admitted at a hearing before Judge H B Boies expressed happiness about voting in the upcoming municipal election. Edna Arnold Sister Mary Gabriel a St Marys parochial school teacher became the first Catholic sister admitted to citizenship in the county. Rev Ernest Mounsey rector of Christ Episcopal church and George Peterson of Denmark also gained citizenship while Jens Thorup of Cedar Falls was temporarily postponed for affidavits. The court denied Aristides Theodore a Greek applicant for exemption and potential dismissal. A program for new citizens by the D A R and S A R is planned at the Greater Waterloo association rooms.

A. HE. Bode Edna Arnold Siter Mary Gabriel St. Mary’s Gilbertvile Canada United States Gilbertville Bode Omaha Ernest B. Mousey England Christ Episcopal Church Althe Mgr. Mounsey Dakotas Lake Park Minn Mounsey George Peterson Denmark Cedar Falls Jens Christian Thorup Thorup Aristides George “Theodore Greece Theodore Jude Boies Boies

Soulmates not friendly as cell yawns on jailbreak honeymoon

Omaha March 23 twenty four hours in a cell took all the joy out of the soulmate honeymoon of Mrs Thalina Shimmers twenty one pretty wife of a Volga S O farmer and Carl Foliver wealthy farmer of Brookings SD Altho Mrs Shimmers and Foliver today rode from the city jail to the union station together In a police automobile they apparently did not recognize each other on route They were still total strangers when they boarded the same Pullman car to return to their homes and legal mates The honeymoon was to have extended to the coast until Mrs Shimmers repeated on reaching Omaha and confessed to a policewoman The runaways were taken to jail while police arranged telegraphic reconciliation with the deserted husband and wife

Omaha Neb Thalina Shimmers Carl Foliver Brookings Altho Slimmerd Tolliver Union Station Slimers

Gibbons to Fight Greb in 15 Rounds May First

Mike Gibbons of St Paul will meet Harry Greb of Pittsburgh in a 15 round bout in Jersey City on May 1. Mike Collins, the Phantom’s manager, announced the fight and Gibbons will travel east in early April to train. Jersey promoter Dave Mackay will take 26 percent of the gate receipts. Greb recently defeated Mike’s brother Tommy Gibbons in a 15 round bout.

Minneapolis Minn Mike Gibbons St. Paul Flarry Greb Pittsburgh Hattler Jersey City Mike Collins Gibbons Dave Mackay Jersey Greb Mike Tommy Gibbons

Poland Grants Women Jury Rights First in Continental Europe

Warsaw reports a resolution granting women the right to sit on juries effective July 1. Debates cited American and English precedents as Poland becomes the first continental European nation to legalize women jurors.

Warsaw Marcharment Poland Europe

U S Presses Allies on War Costs with No Soft Pedal Tone

The United States informs Belgium Britain France Italy and Japan that payment for wartime costs must be on equal footing with other powers. It seeks reasonable adjustment and warns against excluding U S claims from cash settlements.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Tta Germany Belgium Great Britain France Italy Japan United States

Man who fought Gen Taylor dead in Mexico City

Antonio, Tex March 23 Gen Joaquin Gonzales Orotya who fought against Generals Zach ary Taylor and Winfield Scott during the intervention of 1847 is dead at Mexico City. He was 89 years old. Banks close Monday Waterloo banks will be closed all May next Monday March 27 on account of election day.

man_ Antonio Tex Joanquin Gonzales Orotya Zachary Taylor Winfield Scott United States Army Mexico City Waterloo

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