Second Warrant Served On Waterloo Police Officers
A second round of arrest warrants was served on George Weilein chief of police Lee Wilt assistant chief and Harry W Johnson motorcycle officer in Waterloo. The warrants issued by Hardin county clerk allege conspiracy and were served by Sheriff Strickler with $1,000 bonds posted. Chief Weilein dismissed the charges as a staged comedy of errors and denied any conspiracy at their end of the case.
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George Weilein
Lee Wilton
Harry W. Johnson
Hardin County
Dr. Strickler
Strickler
Weilein
Waterloo
Haseen
Charley Chaplin
Last Stand of Wets Seen as Distillers Ask to Sell Stocks
Levy Mayer appearing for the distillers urged a federal judge to grant an injunction to restrain officers from halting stock sales before the national prohibition amendment takes effect January 16. A hearing is set for Monday with final arguments November 19 to seal a permanent injunction. Near Beer Outrage, Newark: Liquor Dealers' Protective Association urges brewers to stop near beer production as an insult to decent citizens amid raids.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Levy Mayer
Carpenter
Newark
N. J
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
Emergency Officers Retained in Army Again
Washington November 1 under congress authority 18000 officers kept in army through fiscal year end about 100 general officers to stay in emergency grades including Gen March and Lieut Generals Liggett and Bullard Maj Gen Wood heads 55 major generals Canton Guard Demobilizes Akron steel strike duty Canton improves authorities can control situation Columbus Governor office says demobilization follows improved conditions
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
War Department
March
Hunter Liggett
Robert L. Bullard
Wood
Canton
Columbus
National Guard
Akron
Goveernor
Detention of Five in Cleveland Radicals Probe
Cleveland police detain five men amid an investigation into radical activities after uncovering a source supplying bomb making material. Two foreigners are held in Canton and two more arrested in Akron as part of the crackdown. In other news, seven new members joined the Waterloo Technical Society at its meeting with J. E. B. Johnson’s talk on the topic Industrial Iowa's Advantages and Her Disadvantages.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Canton
Akron
Technical Society
Waterloo Technical Society
J. E B. Johnson
Isisad
Waterloo
Saskatchewan
Kent
Callon
Moment Vines
Indy
Huckest
Hamilton
Wiedern
Wipahin
Wiltloe
Apply Model Laundry Co
Black Snl
Sergam
Jarre
Ted
Laag Kitchen Kelpar
Commercil Street
Taylor Trunk Best Theramide
Hone Black
Fordale
Siam Waterlon
Prine
Care Courier
East Side
Wortel
Gail American Railway Express Co
East Pith Street
Auick
Shell Rock Township
Butler County
Iowa
New Hertford
Jefferson
Mer cier Ships Out for Liverpool After Civil Reception
Cardinal Mer cier departed Quebec aboard the steamship Mc Fanite bound for Liverpool following a civil reception.
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Mercier
Liverpool
Associated Press
Quebec
Cardinal Mercier
Mc Fanite
Beng
Washburn Busy With Short Local Notes
Mrs. Mishael Nugent travels to Colorado for an extended visit. Bertha Surger and Arges Rusger are noted in local social mentions. N. Frost buys a fusteing machine and a hed liveten object is referenced.
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Washburn
Washburn, Ta
Mishael Nugent
Colorado
N. Frost
Arges Rusger
650 Ton Hoard of Army Meat Found in Brooklyn Warehouses
New York arrest of Louis Leavitt a White lead maker at 454 Driggs Ave Brooklyn on charge of hoarding 1 300 200 pounds of army bacon in Brooklyn warehouses He admitted buying from the army for 28 cents a pound and planned to sell to any buyer The seized stock 143 918 cases is to be auctioned if claims are not proven in court proceedings
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New York
Louis Leavitt
Driggs Avenue
Brooklyn
United States
Marshal Power
Ross
McGoldrick
Sylvan Lovg
John Gillies
Department of Justice
Leavitt
Edward E. Kelly
Roebling Street
Metropolitan Avenue
Avery
Army
the World
Leavill
O'Malley
Washington
Jonsilaa P. Day
R. H. Macy
Percy G. B. Gilkes
No Shackles on Eve of Today Declared by Prague Alderwoman
A Prague alderwoman told the International Congress of Working Women that there must be no shackles on the modern life as discussions opened on an eight hour day for employed women. Mme Marie Majjorva urged a healthy spirited motherhood to ensure a free just generation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
International Congress of Working Women
Mme
Marie Ma J Jorva
Prague
Thirty days leave for municipal clerk Naven
Ben Naven, clerk of the municipal court, has been granted a 30 day leave from duties. Ry est Koepke was appointed deputy clerk today and will be fully qualified to act as clerk. The leave was requested due to business interests requiring Naven’s personal attention.
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Ben
Naven
Munici Court
Ryest Koepke
Miners March From Cabin Creek to Charleston
A large party of 300 to 400 striking miners left Gabin Creek mines and marched toward Charleston despite district officers orders. They traveled under rain and crowds filled the city streets as 400 federal troops arrived from Huntington to camp at Kanawha. The marchers were said to be enjoying a brief vacation with no anticipated trouble while some districts reported strict obedience to the strike order.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W.a
Gabin Creek County
Huntington
Ayeir
Kanawhay
Charlestay
Cabin Creek
Federal Bank Chief Sketches European Credit Law Views
Gov W P G Harding told Atlantic City attendees that England Belgium France and Italy seek to offer in the United States as a reliable credit option. He said the federal board is convinced obligations from these nations are sound and would meet business approval here.
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Washington, D. CG
Norv
Atlantic City
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Board
England
Belgium
France
Traly
Wild Ducks Predict Severe Winter Ahead
Weather watchers in Kansas report wild ducks and geese migrating south unusually early since August 1 despite mild temperatures. Ducks include mallards and other waterfowl, with observers split on causes, some blaming northwest drought for a harsher season to come.
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Daixley
Kansas
Twelve Bruner sons return from war in Talequah
Manny Bruner, a 74 year old Black father born in the old Indian territory, sees 12 of his 33 sons who served in the military return home. The family includes 20 children described as toys and 63 guls with five sets of twins among the brood.
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Talequah
Okfa
Manny" Bruner
Manny
Old
Indian Territory
Lewter’s Memorial Tree Planted After Son Feared Lost
In Orlando Florida Mrs. B. F. A. Lewter honors her son Robert D Lewter who went to war and never returned. The American Forestry Association sent a memorial fir a year after his birthday and registered the tree on the national honor roll.
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Roy
Orlando
Fla
Robert D. Lewter
BF. A. Lewter
American Forestry Association
WashiPeten
Badger farmers embrace Chinese farming methods at Mather
In Mather Wisconsin a Chinese colony of twenty on eight hundred seventy five acres is harvesting a diversified crop including potatoes cabbage onions hay grain and Chinese vegetables shipped to Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Minneapolis. The project led by Toy Jung shows rising success across two seasons with lands purchased after five years lease and experts predicted future expansion of Chinese methods in American agriculture.
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Mather
Wis
Chcago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Nip Lang
Toy Jung
America
Tox Jung
University of Wisconsin
Stockton
Cal
Tuy Jung
Lie
Care for Garments to Prolong Life Says experts
United States Department of Agriculture home economists advise careful storage and handling of clothes. Hang outer garments, use rods and hangers, store dusty or seldom worn items in covered spaces, fold drawers and boxes properly, and avoid wrinkles or stretching when putting away for seasons. Use partial folding to match storage compartments and protect fabrics from fading or insects. Remove weight from folded pieces and avoid deforming delicate items.
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United States Department At Agriculture
Sissy Turkey Hatching Eggs on Farm Fostered by Gobbler
Smith Center Kansas reports Mrs. John Bolt caring for a turkey gobbler that shows nesting behavior. The gobbler accepted 17 hen eggs and incubates them faithfully for nearly two weeks, keeping them warm and turning them regularly. Mrs. Bell believes the gobbler will hatch the eggs and wonders about the young turkeys and potential markings.
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Smith Center
Kar
John Bolt
Neignharband
Iswoons Son Reported Dead Returns From War
War department once declared Michael Denke dead on the Afane-Mbrne front. He was said to be gassed and in hospital before a belated return home to Wabash, with his mother confirming the earlier report was mistaken.
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Michael Denke
Tcher
Wardipaemanent
Drake
Afane-Mbrne
The Darkest Hour of Love and Deception
Leila faces a life changing decision tied to her uncle Jared Long’s will. A secret heir’s arrival risks her chance at wealth and freedom as a mysterious young man confides his ruinous dilemma and together they weigh a dawn of new possibilities.
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Leila
Jared
Seler
Eves
Hart
Jared Long
Cate
Gilcome
Ald Jared
Doorn House Rumors Stir About Kaiser Occupancy
A Doorn property once owned by the Kaiser is said to be unlucky for male occupants with widowly residents often occupying the home. The Baronesse Van Heeimstra formerly sold the lease to Herr Hohenzollern amid whispered superstition. Rail timetable lines record daily departures and arrivals with varied times and routes, including morning and evening services.
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Doorn
Wolland
van Heeimstra
Herr Hohenzollern
Aliens Await Treaty Ratification in Cleveland
Three thousand Cleveland residents await the senate’s ratification of a peace treaty. They are foreigners seeking naturalization who cannot become citizens while enemy aliens until the treaty is approved. A bomb exploded outside Tokyo’s foreign office with no fatalities reported.
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
Senate
Tokio
Foreign Office
Future of the Pig Industry in California Depends on Profit
The article discusses the California pig industry and stresses that future success hinges on balancing selling price with costs. It notes that pig farming demands substantial labor and a high skill level, implying profitability conditions depend on effective production practices and market prices.
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California
Slap Costs One Dollar For Cop Fines In Dallas
In Dallas a young woman named Misyya Garling faced charges after slapping a policeman during a roadside arrest attempt. She received a one dollar fine for speeding, as the officer pursued her in his motorcycle and pressed the case at her home.
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Dallas
Tex
Misyya Garling
Throop’s Remarkable Memory Test Stuns Frisco Crew
Throop, a Frisco brakeman from El Reno Oklahoma, impressed railroad men by recalling license numbers of cars lined along Main Street. He walked the street, memorized each tag, and later wrote them in order. Reportedly capable of duplicating thousands of records from memory.
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EL Reno
Okla
Throop
Maid
Thomas
Milwaukeean William Lindsay Weds Florence Dewey in Arkansas
An Oct 21 marriage in Eureka Springs Arkansas linked Milwaukee businessman William Lindsay 80 to Florence Dewey 43 daughter of J N Dewey Toledo marine merchant. Florence becomes mother in law to her husband’s daughter in law and William becomes brother in law to his own son.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eureka Springs
Ark
William Lindsay
Plonger Milwaukeean
Florence Dewey
J. N. Dewey
Toledo
Herbert Lindsay
Lindsay
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