Water Shutoffs Punished as Extortion by Danzig Courts
Berlin reports that Danzig courts deem landlords who cut water to tenants for unpaid rent as extortion. The Stechow case saw a fine of 100 gulden or two weeks in jail. Also covered: Wilhelmshohe castle as a possible White House. calls for jail terms for deceptive dry goods ads. Germany's war dining and industry shifts. aviation notes. German whisky tax debate.
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Berlin
Danzig
Stechow
Retail Dry Goods Association
Savage Urges Wartime Readiness In Legion Talk
Howard P. Savage national commander of the American Legion tells a large Mason City audience that the United States is the richest nation but the least protected and that the 1920 defense act is not being followed. He warns that if war fell on the country, battlefields would be stained with blood as lives are wasted.
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Mason City
United States
Howard P. Savage
American Legion
Legion
Legion Calls For Preparedness And Community Service
The speaker labels national neglect as breeding war and urges maintained defenses per the 1920 act. The Legion, a pacifist group not seeking disarmament, vows to support community service in 1927, noting 80,000 new members and 10,258 posts operating.
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Legion
The
Insecticides and Fungicides For Garden Work
Waterloos Garden club provides practical guidance on common garden pests and diseases. It lists Bordeaux mixture lime sulphur arsenate of lead Black Leaf 40 and other treatments, plus tips on mixing, prevention, seed disinfection, and labeling remedies in the garden cabinet.
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Waterloo Garden Club
Traer Boy Thrown From Bicycle Faces Skull Fracture
Ten year old Robert Read son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Read of Traer suffered a fractured skull after swerving his bicycle into a grandstand on the athletic field. He was in critical condition at Allen Memorial Hospital after the mishap on the field where several boys played. He lost consciousness but regained it after arrival.
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Traer
Robert Read
Clarence Read
Allen Memorial Hospital
Robert
Radio Programs Highlight Many City Stations Tonight
A Scandinavian ensemble from WCCO and a WHO talk on social welfare lead a busy 7 o'clock lineup across stations WBAP KTHS and WOOc. The schedule includes soloists, organ programs, orchestra sets, and a later operatic feature as WGN WJZ and others present music and theater offerings throughout the evening.
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Associated Press
WCCO
WHO
Carali
WFBE
WMBB
WLIW
WENR
WCBD
Moosehart
WEBH
WFAA
Wooc
KMA
WBAP
WRAA
WGR
KOA
Italy
WGN
Bivis
Mm Who
WSAI
WOC
WTA
KTHS
WCFL
WND
WLIB
WLW
KDKA
Oraga
KYW
WGY
WEAF
WWJ
Uncle Bob
Mwcco
KDEKA
WLS
wWwoc
WGEY
Wey
WLIV
Prp. M
WIR
WTAM
WSM
WBZ
WRC
Tuesday Radio Schedule Roundup With Stations and Programs
A dense catalog of radio programs and times lists many stations such as WHO WLS WCCO WGY WEAF WK? and KDKA. It notes concerts theatre programs and orchestras with varied time slots and venue references across multiple networks.
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Kyw
WEBH
WDAF
KDKA
Walter Dill Scott
WLS
AH Wtam
WHO
WAR
WEAF
WGR
WRC
WCAE
KSD
Not a Secret Just Common Sense Foley Pills Diuretic
Mrs Arthur De Malie of Grasmere New Hampshire explains she regained health after 15 years of kidney troubles by using Foley Pills diuretic. She endorses the medicine saying she feels fine now and never has a tired feeling, praising its effectiveness and noting wide recommendation and easy availability.
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Arthur de Malie
Grasmere
N. H
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Comfort
Robert Drug Co and C. J. Miller endorse Moone's Emerald Oil claiming complete satisfaction or money back. The antiseptic oil targets tired, sweating feet with rapid relief and claims to outdo rival products, urging instant use and worldwide pharmacist approval.
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Moone
Palace Plaza Rialto Strand and Waterloo share film lineup
US movie houses present Tom Mix in Tony Runs Wild at Palace and Outlaws of Red River at Rialto while Plaza features May Murray in Altars of Desire and two vaudeville acts. Strand shows Wallace Beery in Casey at the Bat, Waterloo hosts Pierre Watkin Players stock company with Laff That Off.
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Palace
Tom Mix In
Tony Runs Wild
Strand
Wallace Beery
Casey
Waterloo
Pierre Watkin Players, Stock Company
Stabbing in street fight wounds two men
William B. Young, 201 Manson Street, was stabbed in a street fight with W. H. Levels, 1017 1-2 Fourth Street East, in front of Sadie Bass restaurant on Oneida Street. Young’s injuries are not serious. Levels was arrested and says he acted in self defense. Levels faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge.
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William B. Young
Manson Street
W. H. Levels
Fourth Street
Sadie Bass
Oneida Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Levels
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von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
German Republic
Wilhelmshoede
Cassel
White House
Holland
Germany
Ministry of Commerce
Fraeulein
Thea Rasche
Fraeuletn Rasche
Savage
Abraham Lincoln
Nicholas Afonsky
Ida M. Tarbell
E Lincoln
Baltimore
National Union League
Washington
League
America
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Grant
Echo Deering
Elias
Tom Duff
Tom
Mre
Deering
U.S. Pn
United Feature Syndicate
By Ben Batsford
WJID
Wfaa Eer Theatres
KLDS
WOW
Wot
Woe
Oy Co
WITAQ
WMMAQ
KORKA
Detroit College
Story Lady
M— Wecco
Wjz
Wooy
KYW Ceeg
Weco
WMAQ
KFAB
Woo
WOAI
KPAB
WOS
Trinity Lutheran Choir
WQJ
Paul CC. Wenk
Wolf
WSUI
WSMB
Mats Ene
KDEA
Lvww
WIJ
Webheatre
G. C. Kennedy
Waterlo Theatre
Joy Sutphen, Mer
Pierre Watkin Players
Earl Carroll
2Ic
Ile. Te Mats. Wed
Tom MIX
Tony
FOX News
Jill
Tony the Wonder Horse
Red River
Snookums
Gypsy Stroller Revue Company
Iowa
Matinees
Mae Murray
Collegians
Loos Brothers
Frank
Crowell
J. G. Penne
Mgr. Armory
Jesse Stone
His
Electric Park
Maemele
the House of Meknop
Dubuque, Ta
Distributors
Clyde Drury
Kid Henry
Cedar Falls
J. Thomas
Fave
Chuck Russell
Marshalltown
Harold Bat. Nelson
Ralph Caughlin
Royal Serenaders
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