Cedar Falls Clerk Nomination Pace Sparks Race
Marvin Palmer of Cedar Falls circulates petitions to run as Republican candidate for Cedar Falls clerk of courts in Mitchell County. Palmer, a disabled World War I veteran and former linotype operator, is the second candidate to announce after J. W. Thompson, deputy clerk under Fred Pacttt, will not seek re-election. The June primary likely features a single contest for clerk, with a $3,050 salary, while other county offices seek re-election.
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Marvin Palmer
Cedar Falls
Jack Hawk County
Palmer
J. W. Thompson
Fred
Pacttt
Toledo
Colfax
Fd. Madigan
FL W. Esher
H. T. Wagner
Walter R. French
Mies Jennie S. Bird
Miss Bird
Wagner
Esher
Republican Party
Thompson
3. M. Bentley
H. Williams
Mississippi Levees Crumbling Under Floodwaters Near Helena
Flood situation at Old Town Arkansas seventeen miles south of Helena grows critical as government engineers report two more feet of levee caved in early today. Mississippi current eats under Arkansas levee as strong floodwaters press breakers along the river.
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Helena
Ark
Old Town
Here
Miners Clash Over Coal Policy Today Ends In Long Battle
Government officials say both sides are ready for a prolonged fight as miners and operators brace for a labor showdown. Utilities, railroads, and the public face strain, with coal reserves sufficient for about three months and stocks held to blunt shortages. The dispute centers on labor terms and industry readiness amid mounting tensions.
Enforcement for Irish Peace Pact Tests Power
The article discusses how enforcement of the Irish peace pact will test power and affect Belfast’s conflict dynamics. It notes the treaty dividing lines between pro and anti treaty factions, the potential strengthening of opposing forces, and the hoped for north-south cooperation offering a peaceful future for Ireland and a service to the British Empire.
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Belfast
Free State
Ulster
Ireland
Morse Refuses Plea in Conspiracy Cases
Washington March 21 W Morse wealthy shipbuilder with three sons and eight associates indicted for conspiracy to defraud the shipping industry refused to plead guilty or not guilty at arraignment in the supreme court. Attorneys filed demurrers and motions to quash contending vagueness. arguments set for April 7.
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Washington, D. C
C. W. Morse
Supreme Court of the Fusting
Beard
Bloodhounds Chase Bank Gang by Airplane
Scene from Seatle Washington dated March 11 reports Sheriff Matt Starwich flying at daylight with two bloodhounds to pursue a three man gang wanted for robbing the State bank of Seguin and for the nearby killing of a logger near Port Discovery. Deputies from Maynard Jefferson county aided by the chase.
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Seatlre
Wash
Maynard
Jefferson County
State Bank of
Seguin
Port Discovery
Matt Starwich
Seattle
Doctor Claims Boy Had Double Mother
The Cook county probate court faces an unprecedented decision over the estate of Rosz and Jogefa Blazek the Sia mesa twins. If they were one personality the entire 190000 estate goes to Franz. if two distinct minds Rosa mother and Josefa aunt only Rosa’s half passes to him.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rosz
Jogefa Blazek
Siamesa
Cook County
Franz
Sinters
Rosa
Josefa Blazek
Josefa
Frank Blarek
C. W. Briggs
Benjamin Breakstone
Czecho-Slovakia
Westminster Church Annual Meeting Set For Monday
Westminster Presbyterian church plans its annual meeting Monday evening in the parlors with a 6 o'clock picnic supper. Members and congregation are invited to bring sandwiches and another dish, plus dishes and utensils. A business meeting and officer reports will follow the meal after which elections will be held. In Dike Iowa, Mrs John OConnor 37 died of pneumonia at home south of town yesterday She had lived in the area most of her life Surviving are the husband and four daughters Marian Martha Agnes and Brelyn.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dike
Doss
John O’connor
Mattie McAvoy
Marian
Martha
Agnes
Brélyn
Phoebe Akin
California
Hes Coast
Gehring
Neb
Waterloo
Rochester
Minn
C. S. Burdick
CG. BE. Young
Chaney
Stillwater
Okla
M. J. Butterfield
East Fourthtreet
Warwick
Paige
Tclephons
Mode Laundry Co
Denby Under Fire Over Arlington Broadcast Use
Washington March 31 Secretary of the Navy Denby faces questions for allowing Senator New of Indiana to use the Arlington wireless station to air a political speech. He must provide multiple explanations about the incident and its implications.
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Denby
Washington, D. C
Senator New
Indiana
Arlington
Early Gardener Plants Potatoes by Elevent Street
Martin Shorty Dolan, famed wit and former news agent, begins early potato planting along Elevent Street West on land owned by Mrs. Lilian Russell Lamson. He plans 13 meres, tending at 6 a.m., hoping for profits in early June before the home crop hits the market. Dolan, a World War veteran, once sold cards and pictures on trains and earned a local reputation as a doublejointed canuts showman.
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Martin
Dolan
Lilian Russell Lamson
Linter
Agait
Smiles and Kinks From Today’s Wires
United Press items from New York and Chicago report a bottle found with a goodbye note addressed to a man who says he meant goodbye to the bottle. A tiny hippo cub at Madison Square Garden teething troubles to ring a teething ring. A new garbage odor reduction idea suggests letting pigs eat it. Abe Bender’s trip to Michigan woods ends with a Missy Lasser suit for 100000 dollars alleging breach of promise and impropriety during his visit.
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United Press
New York
Hippo
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Abe Bender
Michigan Woods
Ware
Missy Nettle Lasser
Creamery Managers Association Directors Meet
Directors of the Town Creamery Managers and Secretaries association hold their regular meeting at the Russell Lamson hotel. Clyde Bechtelheimer of Waterloo Co-operative Dairy presides. W. A. Wentworth from Des Moines is secretary. Directors present include N. O. Bendicksen Decorah W. A. Carrier Strawberry Point C G Whitcomb Fredericksburg H. C. Griese Denver A. M. Mein Hull Emmett Buchanan West Liberty.
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Town Creamery Managers and Secretaries’ Association
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Waterloo
Mortuary Notices for Mrs Meisel and Mrs Bond
Funeral services for Mrs Mary C Meisel will be at St Marys church Gilberttville at 10 am tomorrow Daughters of Isabel a will meet at 109 Cortlandt street to recite the rosary Members of Our Lady of Victory court Women’s Catholic Order of Forest ers will meet at the home tonight after church to recite the rosary Mrs Katherine Bond funeral services will be at Petersen Bros chapel at 2 pm tomorrow Dr R F Hurlburt to conduct Sons of Veterans and the auxiliary will attend in a body
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Mary GC. Meisch
Mary C. Meisel
St. Mary's Church
Gilbertville
Daughters of Isabela
Cortlandt Street
Our Lady of Victory
Katherine Bond
Katharine Bond
Petersen Bros
R. F. Hurlburt
Sons of Veterans and the Auxiliary
City in Brief and Local Highlights from Waterloo
Waterloo city brief reports on community events. Notices include a winter study center at the junior high, hospital recoveries, farm thefts on Commercial Street, a piano recital at Just High Auditorium, and visits from Dr Bronson and family. Local leaders prepare to take office, and social clubs gather at 54 Franklin Street. Weathered items note a pneumonia case, a motor trip to Nebraska, and upcoming events at Warwick's bookstore and area advertisements.
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J. J. Hall
James Neigan
Commercial Street
Frederic Mills Ross
Ross Conservatory of Music
J. Dr. Bronson
Reinbeck
Clayton E. Bronson
Tog Bronson
J. L
Rainbeck
Ronald Cox
Clinton
Iowa Agricultural College
Waterloo
Bruce Cox
Waterloo Township
Ira Deal
Kanaas City
Calvary Baptist Church
Northminster, Presbyterian Church
Katherine Clasey
Jefferson Street
Black Hawk County
Pneumona
Flood Victims Seek 5 Cent Tents for Valley City
Springfield March 31 An appeal from Valley City requests 5 cent tents to shelter residents threatened by the rising Illinois river waters. The appeal was received at the governor's office today as flood conditions endanger homes and force evacuation.
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Springfield
Valley City
Native herbal cure saves sailor bitten by poisonous reptile
A vessel bound for India carried a man bitten by a venomous reptile. The ship doctor failed to halt the poison. A native Indian medicine man was summoned and used a native herb to neutralize the toxin, saving the man’s life before port arrival. The piece highlights roots and herbs as nature’s aids in healing.
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Jindia
Lydia
Pinkham
Chicago Banker Fenton Dies by Own Action at Lake Michigan
W T Hen ton vice president and general manager of the National Bank of the Republic in Chicago leaped into Lake Michigan at lunch hour. The 72 year old ex Ottumwa banker was active in banking associations and previously served as cashier of the First National Bank of Ottumwa before moving to Chicago. Officials offered no motive for the suicide and noted his widow has relatives in Ottumwa.
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Associated Prem
Chicago
W. TY. Henton
National Nauk of the Republic
Lake Michigan
Fenton
Iowa
Ollumwa
D.T. Fenton
The
National Bank of the Republic
First National Bank of
Library Story Hour At West And East Branches
Miss Theresa Feyereisen at library west and Miss Doris Stoy at library east entertain children with stories at 2 30 p m Saturday.
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Library
Theresa Feyereisen
Library West
Amftiss Doris Stoy
Library. East
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Appeals to Mothers
An old advertising pitch urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse a child’s bowels. It touts a fruity taste and claims a teaspoonful now may prevent illness later, noting the product suits babies and children of all ages and warns to say California to avoid imitations.
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California
Admirer of Teddy Adopting Family on Installment Plan
In Chicago on March 31, Harry C. Cashower a horse shoer sought to adopt Mildred East and Georgiana Dowling both 19 months old. He cited admiration for Theodore Roosevelt and his belief in rearing large families as the motive, telling county court he had already adopted six children and was accompanied by his wife.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry C. Calfower
Mildred East
Georgiana Dowling
Cashower
Dash of Talceum on Baby Face Fatal
An eight month old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peebler of West Point Nebraska, died of congested lungs after talcum powder sprinkled on her face by her three year old sister. The infant was rushed to hospital and treated all day, but could not be saved.
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Omaha
Neb
Glen Peebler
West Point
Albert Reappointed State Game Warden
Des Moines report states W. B. Albert of Lansing Indiana was reappointed by Governor Kendall as state fish and game warden. The appointment takes effect April 1 and runs for three years.
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Bes Moines
W. B. Albert
Lansing In
Kendall
Mentho Sulphur Claims Quick Help for Skin Eruptions
A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as best for clearing ugly broken skin. He says its germ destroying properties and eczema relief leave skin clear and smooth. a small jar is sold at drug stores and used like cold cream.
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Backache Relief
A vintage ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the quickest relief for backache and pain. It claims concentrated heat from red peppers warms the sore area within minutes and urges buyers to ensure the genuine Bowles product with Rowles on the package.
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Rowles
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Pain Relief
An old time ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims quick relief from pain, soreness, and stiffness in joints muscles and bones, including sciatica lumbago and backache, with simple topical rubbing and a trial bottle from any drug store.
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St. Jacobs
Railroads Censured for Cost of Repairs
Washington March 31 The Interstate Commerce Commission found that 1920 maintenance costs for engine repairs by outside locomotive builders would have been $3 million higher for both the New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads if done in house Five members dissented from censuring the two roads and the report notes the Joliet prison case where a six year sentence for conspiracy was to be repaid by the lender bank collapse plans. Munday, released four months ago, said he intends to reorganize his milling business and repay depositors.
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New York Central
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Centra
Joliet
LaSalle Street
Banker Plans to Pay Losses of Depositors
Chicago March 21. Charles B. Munday, who spent 11 months in
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Chicago
Charles B. Munday
Senate panel backs year dye embargo licensing plan
Washington March 31 A provision of the permanent tariff bill would extend the dye embargo with a licensing system for one year from signing. The measure was approved by six to four in the Senate finance committee.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
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Pavyenport
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Westminster Church
Bayer
Spatia
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Martin Dolan
Famour
Porelock
Jamea Byrnes
A. N
PE. Co
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
West Fourth Street
American Bankers’ Association
Plinois ‘State Bankers’ Association
Chicago Clearing House
Chicago Bankers’ Club
Nepi
Rote
Teddy
Albert
Waterloo Evening Courier “Dictionary
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