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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1923

Page

10

Dollar per mile in court charge on excess speed

Four automobilists faced fines for speeding in Waterloo police court this morning. R O Simpson’s 45 mph on Fifth Street West led to forfeiture of $3.25. Robert Walker hit 36 mph in a 15 mph zone and paid $11.56. EH Miller and William C Howe faced high fines. Howe’s was suspended due to being a visitor. Susie Love and Ira Albert faced intoxication and careless driving matters, with Love remanded and Albert fined. Frank Smith and Irma Klein received jail time but suspended sentences.

R. OD. Simpson Fifth Street Robert Walker Miller Franklin Street William C. Howe Plate Ira Albert Susie Love Cameron Mississippi Waterloo John Shea Ned Frank Smith Irma Klein

President Harding and Albert Lasker as Friends Not Policy Makers

Washington May 5. A profile of Albert D Lasker, shipping board chairman, portrays him as a close companion to President Harding rather than a policy dictator. The piece argues Harding launched the ship subsidy, with Lasker aiding in lobbying, but insists the policy came from Harding himself and that Lasker was a trusted ally rather than the engine of administration policy.

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Whittier Pupils Learn Flag Etiquet in School Program

Judge John W. Gwynne spoke to Whittier pupils and parents on flag etiquette during exercises marking the destruction of the old flag and raising of a new one. The ceremony featured uniform Legionnaires, a flag ritual, and a drill by the school’s company led by their boy captain.

John W. Gwynne Whittier American Legion B. L. Rohlf Rufus Jacoby R. F. Bramble America Gwynne

Electrician Reveals Spirit Tricks at Medical Meeting

Chicago May 5 A Chicago inventor Joseph Freud demonstrated what he called spirit phenomena at a north side branch meeting of the Chicago Medical Society. He showed phantom faces hands ghostly music and spirit photographs and then explained the ordinary methods behind such tricks. He said no positive phenomena remain only those that magicians could replicate with proper subject matter.

Chicago Joseph Freud North Side Chicago Medical Society Freud Frend

Convention to Hear Talks by Local Leaders in Waterloo

Representatives from nearly aw ay Sunday School in Waterloo will attend the Iowa State Sunday School association sessions in Washington May 8 to 10. Mrs. W. W. Beal of Westminster Presbyterian Waterloo will speak Thursday morning in the Young People's division. Beal and Rev. C. F. Smith of Waterloo are to address the administrative division with Smith to conduct an installation service for Sunday school officers. Mrs. F. A. Wisner of First Brethren Waterloo will discuss parent study classes in the adult Christian group Wednesday morning.

Waterloo Iowa State Sunday School Association Washington W. W. Beal Young Business Women's Bible Westminster Presbyterian Church Young People's C.F. Smith F. A. Wisner Wirst Brethren Sunday School

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