American Fleets To Participate In Great War Games
The Pacific and Atlantic fleets will stage a vast winter naval war game off Panama and the Caribbean early next year. Admiral Coontz will command the winter maneuvers with battleships, destroyers, cruisers, and air units joined by army forces for land and sea actions. Radio and aircraft will play a pivotal role in locating the enemy and directing fire as fleets train in undersea and air warfare, with a two to three day Panama stopover before resuming exercises.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Cal
Panama
Caribbean Sea
Mtial
United States
Pacific
Robert &. Coontz
Naval Establishment
Pacific Fleet
United States Battle Fleet
Canal
Central American
Culebra
T' Force
S. 5S. Robison
Atlantic
East
Vicw
N. A. McCiilly
Robert E. Coontz
Jehra As
Sandsone
West Indies
Ferces
San Pedro
Navy
Bennington Farmer in Bankruptcy Petition
Insolvency filings by Anton F. Sehultz and Marie I. Sehultz appear in federal court with Genesee Township farming address. Liabilities total 33,?2 with no assets. assets listed at 7,806.73 including 3,273 exempt. farm implements and machinery noted among assets. petition returned to referee 3 E Jordan.
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Anton F. Sehultz
Marie I. Sehultz
E. Jordan
Genship
Sehulitz
ASP Schultz
Motion Picture Help Boosts High School Education
Waterloo area high school installs a complete motion picture projection outfit with two portable projectors from Chicago, a 3,000 watt light, and a fireproof frame. N. Olson leads the program with Ralph Fox assisting. plans include student training, entertaining and educational screenings, and reduced admission after costs are covered. West high and Ames College promote Shakespeare and other films, with upcoming shows and a variety of educational reels from GE and others.
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Save
Varians
Achue Company
Chicago
B. J. Miller
Mivins
N. Olson
Cast High
Ralph Fox
Fanny
Miller
Waterloo
Rast High
General Electric Company
Cuba
East High
Ames College Ing
William Shakespeare
Pox Productions
Waterloo City Named Waterloo for Prairie Rapids and Napoleonic Link
Waterloo Iowa claims to host the largest Waterloo among 15 U S towns with that name, notes postmaster Ray Eegert. The piece traces other Waterloos, names chosen by early settlers, and the Waterloo origin story tied to Charles Mullan selecting the name after Prairie Rapids and a possible nod to Napoleon at Waterloo.
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Waterloo
United States
Ray
Eegert
Alabama
Illngis
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Montana
Nebraska
New Hempshire
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Virginia
Wisconsin
Altho
Franklin
Clinton
Chester
Arlington
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Troy
Salem
Marion
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Glenwood
Newport
Ash- Vanterville
Chave‘putin
Dover
Lillshoro
George Washington
Monro Wilsons
England
New England
Plymouths
Dovers
Manchesters
Dubuque
Hazletons
Hazelton, Pa
Independence
Charles Mullan
Prairie Rapids Crossing
Prairie Rapids
Cedar Falls
Mullan
Wellington
Napoleon
Belgium
Streaim
New Books Placed In Circulation At Waterloo Libraries
Tuesday new books go into circulation at Waterloo public libraries. Notable titles include The Scudders by Irving Jacheller and The Psychology of Power by Urfield. The lists cover selections at both libraries with numerous fiction, history, and reference works.
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Waterloo Public Libraries
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Nahas
Mise
Irving Jacheller
Scotand Yards
Thomson
France
Cestre
Scuchters
Bachelor
McCracken
Flands Urwin
Gal Worthed
Atenst Ubrary
Babel
Gournos
Mletcher
Mtalva
Gerke
Filla
Post
Seara- Trois
Tfurlield
Bullock
Reetail
Thomsen
Westbrary
Borgese
Halev
Jones
Villa iPost
Sabninky
Webb
Cookes
Masso
America
Sherman
Andrees
Farquar
Tate and Times of
Tuech-Amen
Education will forge a nation of great people and peace
Des Moines reports Miss May H. Francis, Iowa state superintendent, at the Iowa State Teachers association convention, predicting vast benefits from educated, disciplined citizens. She cites war costs and Russian youth's loss of law and morals, urging schools to shape minds, hearts, and the environment for a better society.
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International News Wire
Des Moines
May H. Francis
Iowa State Teachers Association
Miss Francis
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Railway Mail Clerk Jailed by Bondsman
Cedar Rapids reports railway mail clerk J Lt Allen jailed on charges of slitting letters to steal cash. He was arrested in Des Moines, released on a $1000 bond posted by Harry Levich who suspected an escape, and Levich then delivered him to federal authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
J. Lt. Allen
Allen
Des Moines
Harry Levich
Boy Scouts Honor Warren Harding at Memorial Services
About 250 persons attended the Harding memorial service at Grace M. E. church last evening, given by Boy Scouts. George Fike gave a brief talk praising the scouts. Mrs. Roland G. Taylor played the organ. Hymns including Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee were sung. Six scouts spoke on Harding's private and public life, covering early life, career, presidency, peace efforts, and the scout movement. Closing prayers and taps concluded the service.
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Harding
Grace M. d
George
Fike
Roland G. Taylor
Lewis Lowderman
Eugene Hardinger
Wendell Johnson
Edgar van Niman
Robert Dotson
Blair Wood
Itty
A. B. Curran
U.S. Deputy Marshal Impersonator Fined in Iowa Incident
In Arnolds Park and Sioux City a man named Donahue pleaded guilty in federal court to impersonating a United States deputy marshal after intervening in a summer ball game fight. He was fined 75 dollars and acknowledged his aim was to prevent bloodshed and a larger brawl.
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Arnolds Park
Donahue
United States
Complete Cast and Program Elks Show Indicates Success
Waterloo B P O Elks present Sol lies of 1923 at Waterloo theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday with dress rehearsals Sunday. A two act six scene musical comedy for charity, special scenery by Joe Bren Producing Co of Chicago, strong advance seat sales. Cast includes Judge, Attorney, Sheriff, Interlocuter Frank Fish, End men and Harmonists with a long list of performers.
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Waterloo
B. P. O. Elks
Waterloo Theatre Theatre
the Elks
Joe Bren
Chicago
Court of Amusement
the Treal
Boots
Martin
Frank Bernard Omicer
Marshall Shores
Maxine Harner
Mildred Fish
Ivah Huck
Wirginia Fish
Margaret Kelly
Monica
Wente
Faye Kober
Dotores
Wittstack
Elizabeth Lies
Margaret
Gleason
Claire Wade
Janis Woodbury
J .Alice Brown-Shores
Ministrel
Frank Fish
Tate Harrison
Burdette Bravith
Forrest Shores
Lewis Collins
Joe Miller
Roy McComb
Ralph E. Miller
George D. Miller
Frank Bernard
Billy Mann
Ralph Quartin
Gill Steely
Jack Rosenthal
Leo Keegan
AL Taulke
Harry L. Padden
Joan Ashe
Harry Fisher
Irving H. Kulp
Leo Ferris
Louis
Gchlapkehl
Jack Carter
Clarence O'Conner
Clark Kniss
Lyla Webster
Musical Mumpers at the County Fair
Opening chorus and a sequence of songs mark ACT II scenes at the Dingville county fair. Characters include Wi Landein, Samantha Jenkins, Genevieve Lefringwell, Tom Leffingwell, and King Beal. The musical numbers feature fortunes telling, a lawn fete, and ensemble finales with a large cast and multiple musicians.
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Mane
Verdler
Fern Innes
Harry Bradshaw
Genevieve
Boots
Martin Genevieve Lefringwell
Alea Brown-Shoren
Morrest Shores
Misses Horener
M. Fish
V. Fish
Kelly
Wente
Kober
Whitstock
Lies
Gleason
Wade
Woodbury
Messrs
Carter
Connor
Kriss
Webster
Eliott
Fu Gtz
Ana Ws
King Beal
Alice Brown-Shores
Ralph Martin
King Neal
Jingle
Alice Grown-Shores
Turdette Smith
Tom Leffingwell
Ben McDonnel
Wil Landem
Billy “Mann George
Frank Bernard Evaling
Verna Connors
Genevieve Leffingwell
Wena Eine
Ars
Hiram Jenkins
KRing_Bear
Samantha Jenkin
Fern Innes Rastus
Fatima
Tate Morrison
Forrest Shores
Ng Beal
Martin
Where Is This West and Other Western Theatrical Bill
Clyde Eliett and Harry Hulett star in Where Is This West at Palace with Aunt Mary in support. The program features Beara of Jealousy at Palace and Why Worry with Rowland Lloyds drama plus Columbus four reel feature at Strand Crystal. Luca Hoxie showcases horsemanship and a young cast performs in a double bill of Western and historical dramas.
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Clyde Eliett
Harry Hulett
Heujever
Mary
Wee
York
Jack
Hox
Hoxie
Rabson
Waterloo ‘Theatre
Palace Theatre
Columbis
Komas H. Inco
Tiarold Lloyd
Waterloo
Jobyna Rals
Mildred Davis
France
Columbus
América
Strand Theatre
May Robson to star in Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at Waterloo
May Robson will appear at the Waterloo theatre Tuesday November 13 in a revival of The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary described as her most successful play. Robson stars in the title role and is noted for beauty and presence on stage.
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May Robson
Waterloo Theatre
Aunt Mary
Robson
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