Prohibition Nullification Debate At State Bar Meeting
Dr Butler urged nullification in Prohibition disputes while quotes from Dean Inge and Shaw cited. The Ohio Bar Association heard debate on whether states may ignore federal prohibitions when laws seem ill conceived or premature, labeling recent remarks as aligning with nullification.
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Arthur
Intercelegiate
Prohobliten Diserigin
Open Deere Miede Seahin
Baba
Harte Eouristen
Ohio Bar Association
Hadley
Shaw
Public Library May Close for Time Due to Funds Shortage
Library trustees warn two city buildings may shut temporarily to trim expenses after a budget cut from 12.4 to 4 mills. The shortage results from the tax-rate reduction by the city council and a board meeting is set for next Monday at 4 30 p m to decide further cuts and perhaps elect a librarian successor.
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Board of Trustees
East Lbrary
Maria C. Brace
Dinosaur and Saur Sisters Star in New Movie for Museums
Washington May 13 delegates at the annual meeting of the American Association of Museums viewed moving pictures depicting prehistoric life. The film showed the habits of the bronia Saur and allosaur among other ancient birds and beasts to illustrate a lecture by Arthur B Coggeshall of Pittsburgh.
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Washington, D. C
West
American Association of Museums
Arthur
Coggeshall
Pittsburgh
Madison Student Shot by Policeman Near Home
Peter Poseppy, 21 two rivers Wis was shot and killed by Patrick H Powers a Madison policeman around 1130 near the officers home in the business district Poseppy a University of Wisconsin student was said to have been prowling near the police residence with authorities launching an investigation and noting Powers mistook him for a burglar.
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Madison
Wis
Peter Poseppy
Two Rivers
University of Wisconsin
Patrick H. Powers
Powers
Posepay
Robbed Salesman in Cedar Rapids Hotel
Cedar Rapids report states salesman George Brown of Minneapolis was robbed in his hotel room during the night. He had jewelry in his clothing when he retired. a maid found his door open and Brown awakened to the missing items. Authorities are investigating the incident.
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Cedar Rapids
George Brown
Minneapolis
Brown
Minhi Neapolia
Kats
Mt Morris Glee Singers Give Evening Performance
The Mt Morris college PIVETAM of a 1A-d pains when it anpes a way mrrty house at the evelass evening. Zover is director of the organ on. The audience tncludes] ors fran Waterloo, Cedar Fal ana oer neighboring cromsai unities.
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Mt. Morris College
Zover
Fran Waterloo
Cedar Falana
Cromsai Unities
Iowa student Walter M Miller patents oil can with force feed pump
Walter M Miller an Iowa State Teachers College student has developed a new oil can with a force feed pump and demonstrated his patented device in Waterloo. He is part of the Willer family and has organized the Piston Valve Company Cedar Agus to market the invention to dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Miller
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo
Matt
Gostie Willer
Cedar Agus
Canned Heat Stew Too Full to Drown in Lake Mystery
Mrs Mary Vitek reported sighting a man floating in shallow water near the shore. Police and the coroner retrieved the body and identified signs of drowning. James Glennon admitted he fell in while intoxicated and was fined ten pounds plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphela
James Glennon
Fin Ced
Mary Vitek
Glennan
Cedar Rapids Girl Defies Rare Disease After Blood Transfusion
Theresa Nase, 18, of Cedar Rapids contracted a rare oriental dysentery in September. Doctors at Flower hospital, aided by a blood transfusion from her mother, say she has a fighting chance though full recovery may take a year. The illness, linked to shiga strain, is almost unknown in the United States and noted among a Chinese community in Cedar Rapids. Antonio Nase, her father, runs a local merchant business.
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Micely
Cedar Rapids
Aicha
Orlando Bownewiz
Plower Hospital
Antonio
Naso
Cedar Stupids
Counsel in Mayfield Contest Furthers Subpoena Effort
Washington May 1. Lawyers for George E. B. Peddy contest Mayfield's senate seat before a senate investigative committee. They sought subpoenas to compel appearance of Fur ner, cashier of the imperial Ku Klux Klan palace, and J Lymn Hunter ex cashier in Austin. Hunter and J E McQuinn were not present. the request aimed to compel their testimony and locate Hunter in Smithville Texas and Furney in Rochester Minnesota.
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Washington, D. C
Furner
Imperial Palace
Ku Klux Klan
J. Lymn Hunter
Mayfield
Texas
George EB. BR. Peddy
Senate
Hunter
J. E. McQuinn
Playday Draws 2250 Students At Vinton Event
May 14 Vinton Iowa 2250 school children took part in county playday at the fairgrounds postponed from Saturday due to weather. The drills and program involved 2256 children under direction of Teachers College extension specialists, following a first event at Estherville.
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Vinton. la
S.no
Fairgrounds
Teachers College
Estherville
University Fund Drive Reaches Surprise Total in Dubuque
In Dubuque a jubilant gathering announced the universitys fund campaign surpassed expectations. Subscriptions reported at the meeting pushed the drive past the top goal with a windfall of 2193 000 and promotions soon expected to push the total beyond 11 000.
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Dubuque, Ja
al Iubiles
Pubuqua
Mubuque
Waterlooo engineer Stephenson dies after long service
Mortwariy KRALTH STERHE i Ralyts Stephenson a telegraph engineer and rebuilder at the Waterloo exchange died yesterday in a hospital near Twe tppendanes. He worked from 1885 to 1910 for the Inca Teleplane company and rose to district plant chief. He moved to Des Moines in 1910 to join the engineering department. He was a member of Pioneer ue iidge Knights Templar and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. He was unmarried. Funeral Wednesday at Fairfield.
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Kralth Sterhe i Ralyts Stephenson
Waterloo Exchange
Twetppendanes
G. W. Rickles
Heil Telephone
Pa Hegson Tivedda Watadtao
Heo
Des Moines
Jie
Ue Iidge
Knights Templar
Ie Af Tes
East District to Get New Elementary School
The board of education considers a new Hawthorne area school to relieve crowding at Hawthorne and junior high. A site tour centered on East District needs with repairs planned for summer. Possible May discussion outlines additions to McKinley and Lincoln facilities, with one new school likely next year.
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Sehant
Chitedren
Hawthorne
Othe Board of Education
Neevessity
Uiom
Hyred C.ow
Kline
Junior High
Juntorigh
East High
Will
Ugh
McKinley School
Lincoln School
Brakes and Reversible Motors On Zeppelin ZR-3
Lakehurst officials announce German built airship ZR-3 will use brakes and reverse motors to slow at mooring and in gusts. Captain Ernest Lehmann says the ship, capable of 86 mph, will carry 30 passengers plus baggage and transport 44 tons of food, aiming for commercial service within a year.
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Lakehurst
N. J
United States
Zeppelin
Friederliehshafen
Lakehurat
Naval
Ernest A. Lehmann
Zeppelin Company
Street Department Report Details Two-Week Workload
City street department reports from April 28 to May 20 show extensive activity. Tasks include hauling cinders dirt debris and paving cuts, widening two blocks of alleys, cleaning and grading streets, sweeping blocks with a motor sweeper, and starting a major overhaul of the water valve system.
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Tabor
Bratnober Park Road
Am’ Center
Bratno
Lorie Ban Avery
Miles McHinney
Falls Avenue
Des
Vieni
Masada
Waterion Rey
Pulitzer prize cartoonist honored for Tribune drawing
J. On Darling formerly of Towa and now a cartoonist for the New York Herald Tribune received the $500 Pulitzer prize for best cartoon. The work titled In the Good One, Is A was published in the Tribune May 1923. Criteria cited included clearness of ideas strong drawing pictorial clarity and public importance. A separate note reports a Cedar Falls prenuptial party May 13 for Esther Bruhn and George Gray with gifts and plans for their marriage service.
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J. ON. Darling
Towa
New York Herald-Tribune
the Tribune
Cedar Falls
Esther Bruhn
George Gray
Misaes Genevieve Maddigan
Cora Bishop
A. C. Kitdegaard
Bethlehem Church
City in Brief Fishing Trip Plans and Local Meetings
Weekly Y Indue club plans a fishing trip for Saturday night at the Y M C A. Progressive Kelpvian chapter 1 meets at Greater Waterloo association tonight. various civic, religious, and military notices appear including a funeral, a divorce decree list, and a series of high school commencement talks through late May and early June.
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Y-Indué Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Eickelberg
Bootleggers Sentenced In Municipal Court Case
In municipal court Wille Coates was bound over to the grand jury on bootlegging after a dawn seizure of moonshine with bond set at 500. Sam Jones claimed he acted as a hired driver. he pleaded guilty to illegal transportation. Ed Troyer faces multiple charges after a raid. Dorothy Saunders bound over to district court on bootlegging. other minor offenses linger with fines and continuances.
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Wille Coates
Coates
Sam Jones
Ilegal Transportation
J. C. Beem
Troverty
Ed Troyer
Troyer
Troy
Dorothy Saunders
James Hoosman
Henry Thompson
Sycamore Street
Rotary Reserve suited for outdoor outings near Cedar Falls
Rotary Reserve a 90 acre Cedar River tract six miles northwest of Cedar Falls, acquired in 1922 by the Rotary club for outings. Rotarians and families have upgraded facilities, with cabins, kitchens, dining room, radio concerts, and planned summer additions. The site features water, ovens, a horseshoe court, bathing beach, and a yearly picnic for Rotarians and families in July, followed by a late May or early June breakfast. Edward Corrin, who turned 100 in January, is critically ill at his daughter’s home.
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Rotary Reserve
Cedar Falls
Cedar River
Rotary Club
C. A. Morris
Ralph Hoxie
George Shormaker
Miller
John Ralston
Roger Crawell
Rov Sinnard
A. G. Reid
M. Shores
Allan
RL Hoxie
G T. Wilson
Roar
Wilson
John Hansen
Frank Williard Court
Waterion
WOC
Davenport
Rotary
lTown
Tim Armstrong
Crentenarian III
Edward Corrin
Mra. W. R. Wilson
Pope Would Shield America From Bad Foreign Propaganda
Cardinal Mundelein quoted Pope Pius XI calling for America to stay free of alien influence and foreign propaganda. He said the pope believed America decided World War I and, in peacetime, saved countless lives. Mundelein noted America now earns European respect for humanitarian aid after the war.
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Pope
America
Chicago
Pius XI
Mundelein
Pope Pius
Europe
High Waters Hit Pittsburgh Riverfront Property
Flood waters from the Allegheny and Manonbahela rivers cause thousands in damage to riverfront property and lowlands at Pittsburgh. A stage of 22.3 feet was noted at Point Bridge with crest expected near 27 feet as rivers rise slowly.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Manon- Bahela
Point Bridge
Olio
Budget Director Salary Set at Five Thousand Dollars
The state executive council fixed the salary of Fred L. Mart as first director of the budget at 5000 dollars. Assistant salaries were deferred until the budget director is approved by the senate and his aides named.
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Nes Moines
State Executive Council
Fred L. Mart
Kendall
Amartag
Senate
Spectator at West High Publishes Scandal Sheet
The last issue printed in red ink on yellow paper reports graft and secret crimes at West High. Editors claim tales are for stir, not slander, and promise no official response while front page details a campus scandal and a rumored presidential inquiry into leases.
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Ndal
Bost
Genetrating
AML
The
Spectator
West High
Fire Department
Des Moines Grants Small Property Tax Reduction
Des Moines records the smallest personal property tax cut in city history as the board of review adjourned for the year, approving $334,194 in reductions from a total assessed valuation of $22,071,243. The action marks the first and only such cut at this scale in recent memory.
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Des Moines
Teview
Poincare Resigns as Premier and Cabinet's Farewell
Poincare quits as French premier with his cabinet as reformers hope to clear the path to a new international arms and reparations dialogue. American officials see his departure as removing obstacles to a second Washington conference on armament limits and European security.
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Washington
International News Wire
D. C
Poincare
France
Harding
Coolidge
New York
Iran
Europe
England
MacDonald
Bonn
United States
Great Britain
Methodists Debate Theater Attendance Ban
The general conference of the Methodist church in Springfield Massachusetts voted on removing the ban that bans attendance at theatres. A bitter contest saw five ballots with no clear result as delegates argued over the judiciary committee report. Frank Gilmore of the Actors Equity urged removing the tenet saying it harms the theatrical profession and many Methodists attend movies and playhouses.
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Springfield
Mass
General Conference of
The
Methodist Church
Judiciary Committee
Frank Gilmore
Actors’ Equity Association
Pittsburgh Strike Ends After Walkers Return in Rain
Pittsburgh motorists and conductors back on the job after a 63 hour strike. A two year contract agreed with a seven cent hourly wage raise and concessions on uniforms. Normal service resumed today though full restoration followed the end of official action Monday. Thousands of residents walked in heavy rain.
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Pittsburgh
Tralley
Kiwanis Hears Russian Professor In Waterloo Meeting
Dr William Fetter spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting in Waterloo about Russia from a ministerial view and noted many Russians seek aid from America. He is a guest of Dr J T Shields leading a Waterloo Bible conference at First Presbyterian church. Martin Herde sang two solos with Albert Scholin.
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William Fetter
Russia
Waterloo
California
Kiwanis Club
Hotel_Russell-Lamson
Fetter
7. T. Shields
Toronto
First Presbyterian Church
Shields
America
Dr. Fetler
Martin Herde
Albert Scholin
Affidavits Filed in June Election Across Districts
Filing of candidacies for county supervisor and precinct committeemen in Waterloo area districts is reported. Republicans list multiple candidates in Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Seventh districts. Democrats file for party committeemen in Waterloo. several named incumbents and new contenders are noted amid waning political chatter with 20 days before the primary.
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Democratic Party
Waterloo
West and
Waterloo Lowinship
C. E. Klingaman
DG. Liehty
R. C. Meek
Nathan’ Northey
Orange
Eagle
Black Hawk
Lincoln
W. A. Bell
Jj Worden Miller
Cedar
Big Creek
Spring Creek
WH Bickel
J. F. Gill
TD. Tester
Teeter
Peter Martelis
W. E. Ogie
A. G. Reid
J. A. Francis
Po H’. Frank
Walter P. Jeansen
C. J. Spafford
George D. Harrig
W. c. Strickler
Lore Alford
Elisa L. Pilson
J. R. Howard
George B. Green
Ith
A. J. Edwards
Clayton E. Bronson
W. Dawson
W. L. Belt
Wyoming Democrats Enter Sen Kendrick in Presidential Race
Casper May 13. The Wyoming Democratic convention named Senator John B Kendrick as the party’s candidate for the national nomination. The six delegates to the Democratic national convention are instructed to vote for Kendrick if he can be the convention’s choice for president.
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Wyoming
Sen
Kendrick
Casper
Wyo
Democratic Party
John B. Kendrick
Wisconsin braces for heavy frost damage to crops
Madison forecast warns frost will cause millions of dollars in damage to Wisconsin fruit and grain crops unless weather changes by tomorrow morning. The weather bureau in Madison issued the warning as temperatures drop overnight.
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Madison
Wis
Tate Frost
Wisconsin
Madison Weather Bureaus
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Tor
Mortwariy
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Mathilda Schilling
Henry Schilling
Anna Schroeder
Fourth Street West
Schilling
Germany
Hileman & Vindt
Virginia Close
Virginia A. Crose
Hileman & Gindt
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A. B. Curran
W.C. Kelford
Fairview Mausoleum
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Lincoln Circle
Grace
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Altar Vista Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
H. B. Beles
Ida Reichert
Wa. H. Reichert
Ian Sandhagen
Edwin H. Sandhagen
Minnie Motry
Lloyd Motry
Henry Conner
Esther Conner
Leah J. Clark
Boone
Clark
Wellington Street
Business Women’s Convention
Boone Club
Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Will Gire
Greeley
Orher Daare
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Mannfeld
Orange Consolidated
Clarksville
Dike
New Hartford
Leon I. Schoel
George Schoel
Mullan
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Echoel
Dorothy
Edward Larsen
Gertrude Fish
Morris Fish
Elmwood Avenue
Warilig
Tormlncht
Wof
Mor
Edd Troyer
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Buur
Sinclair
Doheny
Co.tinue
da. Dawes
Methodists
Waterloo East
Waterloo Township
F. T. Bentley
Joe Shirley
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Shirley
National Lumber Manufacturees
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