Suffrage Milestone and Society Notes Highlight Voters Progress
Elective day marks the greatest year for American women as 27,000 to 80 voters seek full citizenship, with suffrage battles influencing child labor laws, education bills, and social reforms. Meetings, clubs, and social events in Waterloo showcase activism, education, and community programs through November.
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League of Nations
Women Voters of
Waterloo
Business
Bridge Street
Mary Horner
Winifred Garvin
O Pen House
Courage in Life and Daily Fear in Beauty Column
A reflective piece on courage over fear, arguing fear drains health and daily life requires action. It links courage to happiness, health, and better digestion, urging practical steps to confront anxiety and build resilience. Also includes scattered local notices about engagements, meetings, and community events.
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Beauty Advice And Local Notices From A Weird Page
A collage of casual health tips and odd notices appears with guidance on hair loss remedies using vinegar and kerosene, weight loss diet tweaks with avoidances of starches and fats, cosmetic cautions for youths, church and civic notes, and a clipped report on a car mishap and local events. The fragmentary text mentions clinics, a Halloween party, and a political meeting, all hinting at local life and routines.
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M. B
Soci
Allon
Austin Min
A. Osineuy
Castile
Keo
Misa Kuk
Forbes
Wyvern
Manchester
Barton Bo Sweet
Butler County
Shell Rock
Sunar
Jen
Weta
T . Gus Company
Philadelphia
Walter Holst
J. W. Weikerto
Third Ward
G. F
Notre Dame
Chicace
Miz
Bogarth
Cuuguns
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Inmage
Polling Places Open at 7 Am for Waterloo Election
At 7 am tomorrow, 105 clerks and judges will staff 21 Waterloo precincts to handle ballots for about 15 000 qualified voters. Registration totals hover near 15 000 with minor additions possible on election day. Canvas booths are provided. vigilance urged for efficient casting and quick results via Evening Courier and AP wire. Specific polling-place changes include Union Congregational church First Presbyterian church North Waterloo Meat Market for certain precincts.
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Waterloo
A. EL. Gnagy
Mouch
Evening Courier
Courier
Associated Press
Union Congregational Church
First Presbyterium Church
Y M C A Courses Open Tonight For Ex Service Men
Forty men begin free engineering courses for ex service men at the Y M C A tonight under Elmer D Sherril head of the piece rate department Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co A few more can be accommodated enroll at once Mon and Wed evenings 7 30 to 9 30 30 lessons tuition 7 30 for non veterans includes textbooks good for workers value to employers noted by B E Grant of United Y M C A schools at Rotary lunch.
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Elmer D. Sherril
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
S. A. Cohagan
Waterloo
B. E. Grant
United
Rotary Club
Party Chairs in Iowa Claim Statewide Wins
Des Moines Nov 1 State chairmen of both parties in Iowa predicted their nominees for president senator and governor would carry the state. Republican Charles A Rawson forecast a strong GOP majority with Cummins and Kendall elected and a Republican next assembly. Democratic J W Reynolds said Iowa would vote for Cox and expected Clyde Herring for governor and Claude Porter for senator by solid margins.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Charles A. Rawson
Cummins
Kendall
Congress
J. W. Reynolds
Cox
Clyde Jierring
Claude BR. Porter
Cincinnati pitcher donor in blood transfusion for mother in law
Hod Eller of the Cincinnati Nationals entered a hospital to donate blood to save his mother-in-law Mrs. G. W. Salmans. Doctors examined him and found his blood suitable for the operation. The transfusion was scheduled to take place that day.
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Mary Danville
Hod” Eller
Cincinnati Nationals
G. W. Salmans
Eller
Friand
Waterloo Mortuary Notices and Obituaries
Philip S. Burnett 71 veteran drayman, longtime Waterloo resident, died yesterday at his daughter’s home. Ellen Horton, former local teacher, died after illness in Monrovia California. Allen W Lichty, 70 Morristown Kansas, died in Omaha after intestinal obstruction surgery. Funeral arrangements indicate services in Waterloo and Morrill with family attendance.
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Philip 5
Druy
Miles
G. R. Burnett
Waterloo
Melvin
St. Louis
Hileman & Gindt
Waltzut Street Baptist Church
Fairview
Ellen Horton
David Horton
Monrovia
Cal
William W. Horton
John Horton
California
Walter Crom Yine
Lafayette Street
Miss Horton
England
America
W. W. Horton
West Coast
Allen W. Lichty
Mor- Tis
Kan
Omaha
Neb
Lichty
Homer L. Lichty
William H
J. M
H. J. Lichty
Sand
Mary Mitler
Somerset
Morrill
J. Lichty
Man Arrested With Revolver Held In Police Custody
Vernon Zimmerman, 21, held in solitary at police HQ after admitting carrying a .45 caliber army revolver found in an army knapsack at his home 2205 Commercial Street. He allegedly attacked Walter LaPole and William Hoffman at 215 Twelfth Street West, prompting police to arrest him after a midnight report.
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Vernon Zimmerman
Chief Young
Zimmerme2n
Commercial Street
Zimmermean
Walter LaPole
William Hoffman
Twelfth Street
West
Zimmermen
Zimmerman
October Arrests Equal September in City Police Report
The city police logged 112 arrests in October, matching September totals, with gambling houses leading at 42 cases and intoxication at 25. Traffic and minor violations also appear, plus several state-law arrests and investigations into holdups, robberies, and undesirables. Fire department saw 37 alarms with one major loss at a MacHacheon leather yard blaze.
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MacHachron Leuther Yard
Attacks on Spanish Policy Spark Financial Critique
Madrid reports an article by Daniel Riu in La Libertad criticizing Spain's current financial stance. He claims the budget deficit this year reaches 1 billion pesetas, worsened by railroad investments and higher wages, and says government policy has shrunk the peseta by 41 percent, indicating a deepening financial downturn.
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Cis
Associated Press
Madrid
Customs
Daniel Riu
Ix la Libertad
Spain
Lewis Warns Voters to Watch for Fraud
James Hamilton Lewis, Democratic candidate for Illinois governor, claims reports show a 10 000 to 20 000 lead outside Chicago and a 75 000 Chicago Cook County majority. He warns voters to guard against midnight counting tricks and fraud, urging watchers from all parties to stay alert to protect the count.
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Tresay
Chicago
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Cook County
Iask
Leslie Lewis Stars in YWCA Benefit Musical Comedy
Rehearsals for Oh Oh Cindy a farcial musical comedy to be presented November 9 10 82 benefit for the YWCA proceed under Miss Keith of John B Rogers Producing Company with changes to the cast. Leslie Lewis was chosen to portray Terence OHooligan bringing professional stage experience including blackface parts. He recently visited Chicago for pointers. Madeline Stith Althouse will accompany the entertainment.
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Cindy
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Keith
John B. Rogers
Leslie Lewis
Terence O
Mr. Lewis
Chicago
Madeline
Stith Althouse
October Building Permits Fall to Low Level in City
The October monthly report shows only 25 permits issued by Building Commissioner Edward Malenke, totaling 37 975 in valuation. Five permits were for new frame structures while 25 covered alterations additions and small private garages, signaling the lowest building activity since the code was adopted.
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Edward Malenke
T- Gay
Garbage Disposal Plan Is Up Again
City council faces garbage disposal issue as six month contract ends November 4. Private collection has cost 1295 per month during summer with uneven service. A special meeting tonight at 7 20 pm will consider a year round plan offering winter service at lower cost if approved. No interruption in garbage collection expected when the old contract expires.
Communist Posters Urge Vote Boycott Across New York
In New York on November 1, large posters urging workers to strike and boycott the election were found and led to the arrest of three men on disorderly conduct charges. The posters, signed by the United Communist Party, claimed the election is a sham and called for overthrow of the capitalist government and establishment of a Soviet regime. The men denied affiliation with communists and said they were paid twenty dollars daily for the work.
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Associated Press
New York
United Communist Party
Rain ends mild October with wet close in Iowa
One of the mildest Octobers in Iowa ends with rain starting 4 a m yesterday and continuing into today. A 24 hour rainfall near Bluppy’s home totals an inch, credited to November. October's total rainfall reaches 2.42 inches after a dry spell near month’s end. The warmest day hit 90 on Oct 11, and the coldest night fell to 17 above zero. Temperatures rose above 70 on 21 days and above 80 on nine days.
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Iowa
R. B. BlUppy
Slippy
Denies Denial and Sues for $100,000
A libel suit for $100,000 was filed in Dayton against the Burkam Herrick Co. publisher of the Dayton Journal. Prof. William Estabrook Chancellor of Wooster, Ohio, is named as plaintiff, alleging the Journal asserted he denied responsibility for printed matter connected to Senator Harding. A second brief notes a diamond theft case in Fort Dodge, Iowa, where $3,560 worth of gems were found hidden in a phonograph in Fontin’s room after an arrest.
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Associated Presa
Dayton
aA_ auil
Burkam-Herrick Company
Dayton Journal
William Estabrook
Wooster, O
Estabrook
Harding
Fae
Chanscellor
Fontin
Daylight Saving Ends in New York
Daylight saving time ended in New York at 2 a m today and eastern standard time resumed. Wall Street opening and closing times were an hour earlier than cities not on daylight saving. Tomorrow eastern time will return for Arkarsas emckeiass and other areas.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Maine Prepares for Big Vote Amid Speaker Absence
Portland Maine November 1 political observers expect a large turnout in tomorrow's election despite the lack of a campaign speaker since September. The state and congressional race seizes attention as voters head to polls with national issues on the ballot.
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Maine
Portland
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Society News
Woman's Club
Hotel R -Lamson
Fine Arts Department
G. E. Howard
Marlon Ransier
John Alden Carpenter
Robert Parrott
Charles Kennedy
J. B. Hates
E. H. Beal
Fay Foster
Fred Clark
J. E. Brink- Tian
George Milter
F. M. Shores
Rainbow Circle
Memorial Hall
Frank Obele
Laura Gholson
W. PB. Hoxie
Gitters of
Isabella
Fiske
Parent- Teachers Association of
John Migke School
Bo Opene
Migs Manetta Hell
Grace Ament Messer
Dro
Everettt Bandfield
B.C. Bandfield
Iva N
Floyd & Everett
Everett
Lusa Meyer
Ruth Herfurth
PN. G. Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
FP. W. Court
E. E. Peek
Christ Enis —Daughters of the King
Christ Episcopal Church
F. F. Strayer
Edna Bent Forbes
Porterfield
Jack Porterfield
Frank W. Porterfield
Davenport
Rae Ross
Peabody Coal & Consumer Go
the Groom
Iowa State College
France
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternite
W. c. T. CU. Sym
la Taree Presbyterian Church
W.C. T.U
E. J. Lockwood
J. K Pincerteey
Mra Sandam
W. St. Joan
Solo
Sanborn
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Stermoon
F. BE. Friend
Hammond Avenue
Board of Trustees
Jei Conty
Anna Peck
Peck
Amy Conty
Arthur R. Snyder
Annabelle Clare
Dor Fitzgerald
Vera Peck
Grace
F. B. Dietsich
St Paul
Minn
C. C. Williamson
F. H. Briden
L. M. Small
W.F. M.S
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hallowe'en Watty
Lillian Size
Nike
Miner Hallowe'en
Piarad Zames
North Tonawanda
N. X
Niagara
Falls Power Company
Montgomery
Alu
Pharr
Tex
Nelson Demage
Favana
Cuba
Lucerne
Paul
Greece
Constantine
George
Cork
Ireland
Terence MacSwiney
Jomi Tanyer Fot
Ruth Campron
Waverly Physicians
Allen W. Licht
Mays
Lee Smith
Marshalltown
Marshall Country
Hopking & Sons
Talor
Sawyer
Walker
Feto Buller
Lewis
Y. W. C. A. Benefit
Arkarsas
Logan Ave. Coal Co
G. White
Arkansas
Fashion Department
Warloo
Hal
Siza
Serene
Esas
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