Waterloo men elected as delegates to national Travelers convention
George W Huntley and Hl EB Weatherwax of Waterloo won election as delegates to the Travelers Protective Association national convention at Davenport. Alternates are P H O'Neill and W W Wyant of Waterloo. Huntley named chairman of the legislative committee. The state meeting reported near 2000 members and lavish Davenport hosting. National gathering scheduled for Atlantic City June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Huntley
Hl. EB. Weatherwax
Waterloo
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Association
Davenport
Grant Waterloo
Meda
Huntley
Weatherwax
P. H. O'Neill
W. W. Wyant
Mr. Weatherwax
Atlantic City
N. J
Jordan
Ralph Jordan
Burlington
Willam J. Vollmer
Brlington
J. C. Allender
E. H. Shaw
Oskaloosa
R. H. Maxwell
Fairfield
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Robber of Nora Springs Restaurant Sentenced to Five Years
Charles City Iowa May 9 A quick sentence record from Nora Springs shows Georges Lewis a Minnesota resident robbed a restaurant at 4 a.m. of 323.25 and a carton of clarets. Deputy John Deach tracked, arrested him by 5 a.m. He was bound over to the grand jury at 11 a.m. and sentenced to five years at Anamosa after a 2 p.m. hearing before Judge Jelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Georges Lewis
Minnesota
Nora Springs
Charina Batterson
John Deach
Sheriff Gray
Deach
Rockford
Grand Jury
Ielly
Local suspect pleads guilty after robbery claim
A man identified as Lewis allegedly robbed a restaurant in Nora Springs yesterday. He testified he arrived in Nora Springs late and was hungry with no money. He pleaded guilty after being bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Nora Prings
Independence Golf Year Opens Friday
Independence Iowa May 9 The Eolst season opens Friday with the Wapsipinicon Golf club annual opening on the club course. Qualifying rounds decide classes. Wednesdays are women program days and Fridays men program days. Three cups will be contested along with clubs championships directors and presidents. A July 10 11 and 14 junior championship for ages 16 and younger. Boy Scouts day on July 31. 96 men and 24 women in the club. Officers include J. Sheehan president and Don I. Donnan vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Eolst
Wapsipinicon
J. Sheehan
Don I. Donnan
Presi
Local Directors Named In Community Group Expansion
Dent, N M Evers secretary, Fouls treasurer, Gimmone W G Brown and Orr directors named for the new community organization.
Congress Cannot Delegate Powers in Tariff Legislation
Washington May 9 The constitutionality of the flexible tariff plan giving the president broad powers to raise or lower rates and alter classifications was attacked in the senate by Senator Walsh Democrat Montana. He argued Congress cannot delegate its constitutional powers to lay taxes duties and regulate foreign commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Congress
Waterloo Endeavorers at State Meet in Hopkinton
Fifteen Christian Endeavorers from Waterloo attended the eleventh district convention at Hopkinton Iowa over the weekend. Rev BE W Main of United Brethren spoke on Dependability. Central Christian pastor G N Serrill gave the Sunday evening address with notes on committee work by Edna Rittenhouse. Waterloo delegates included C M Allen and several others from First Presbyterian Central Christian and Westminster societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hopkinton
BE. W. Main
United Brethren Church
G.n. Serrill
Central Christian Church
Edna Rittenhouse
Westminster Presbyterian Society
Missionary Addresses Outline Far East Situation
Mrs. Melrose, a missionary to China, spoke at the convention sketching the political and religious situation in the far east. She noted several addresses by secretary and others and announced next year’s convention will be at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retary
Melrose
China
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Far East
Cedar Falls
First M E Bboard to hear of convention
Meeting of the Sunday school board of First M E church, postponed from last week due to Cedar Rapids state convention, will be at 7 20 p m today at the church. Mrs CG H Gilbert superintendent of beginners department and Mrs Cart Delfs teacher of Philathea class were delegates and will report. Mrs J Miller superintendent of primary department and Miss Alesia Richerson also attended the convention from First M E school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First M. EB. Church
Cedar Rapids
CG. H. Gilbert
Cart Delfs
J. Miller
Alesia Richerson
Firat M. BE. School
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G. W. Huntley
H. BE. Weatherwax
Ignite
Natonal
ANL
Labor
House of Commons
Ea Kirk
Kirke
James & Kirk & Company
Chicago
U. Be
Karo Peanut Brittle
Argo
Demerta
Mazda
Corn Producta Refining Co
Dept. A
Corn Products Refining CO
Baic Illinois St
National Food Products Company
Waterloo Endeavorers
Troco
Ape
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Entrance
Ogden Canyon
Salt Lake City
Royal Gorge
Glenwood Springs
Colorado Springs
Denver
Neamieses
Omaha
West Yellowstone
D. M. Shrenk
U. P
Des Moines
Union Pacific System
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
W.A. Covell & Son
4Th St
Canary Bird
Cedar Chips
Hellebore
Bordeaux
Black Hawk County
Cohn’s
Cohin
Commercial Street
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