Government Inspectors Headed for Waterloo
Washington disclosed a federal probe into newspaper circulation will begin immediately with Waterloo and other Iowa towns in focus. Post office inspectors outline a thorough line of inquiry, promising impartial action and potential penalties for false sworn statements. The process may involve presenting evidence to a grand jury via the United States district attorney, with complaints filed through post office inspectors or directly to the district attorney.
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Washington
Waterloo
Iowa
Post Office
United States District Attorney
United States
Grand Jury
Attorney questions US attorney role in presenting violations
A quoted exchange discusses whether a United States attorney initiates investigations. The answer emphasizes the attorney’s duty to present any law violation supported by evidence to the grand jury, provided no conviction can be secured. The dialogue notes the attorney does not ordinarily initiate such investigations.
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United States Attorney's Office
United States
Lucia Acosta In Concerts At First Baptist Church
Waterloo music lovers anticipate two performances by Lucia Lacosta assisted by Mabel Woodbury and Adela Lane in the First Baptist church auditorium. The program features three cycles titled A Day in June with varied songs and solos including Lily Lacosta’s vocal passages and instrument interludes. The concert ads Foley Kidney Pills as a separate note.
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Waterloo
Lucia Lacosta
Mabel F. Woodbury
Adela Lane
First Baptist Church
Mile
Lacosta
Rosa Garden
Liszt
Miss Lane
Barry
Mlle
Jua‘costa
Miss Woodbury
Sarasote
Sprogs
Bischoit
Mlle. Lacosta
von Goens
Caprice Vietnats
Kreistler
Lucia
Donizetti-Lenchetizky
Barcarolle
Tales of Hoffman
Offenbach
Miss Laue
Hotel Ready for Guests by April First
The Russell Lamagon hotel is scheduled for occupancy by April 1, with a potential March 15 opening. Meyer Freidstein of the Dunphy Fridstein firm outlines a rebuilt two week grace window, crediting F W Pfeifer for the efficient building system. The eight story project, started last fall, advanced from October with the new plan covering March 15 plus two weeks. Several workers adapt well to the on site pace and skilled hiring remains steady.
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Russell-Lamagon
Meyer Freidstein
Dunphy-Fridstein Contracting
O. K
Douphy- Fridstein Company
F. W. Pfeifer
Longtime Central employee serves 48 years
R O Pease, juror for this term, has a long career with Hingis Central railway starting in 1865. He spent many years in the bridge department and now directs the local pumping station water service. A Waterloo resident for five years, Pease has sat on several panels and remains robust for his years.
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R.O. Pease
Hingis Central Railway
Iis
Waterloo
Mr. Pease
Annual Bazaar Opens Friday at First Congregational Church
The Ladies' Industrial Society hosts its annual bazaar and supper at the First Congregational church on Friday November 7. Hours run from 10 a.m. through the evening with a chicken supper served after 5 p.m. Proceeds support church missions and community programs.
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Ladies’ Industrial Society
First Congregational Church
Booth participants and items at Japanese art display
Mrs. Tandner and Mrs. Coykendall lead home baking while Helen Sedewick and Mrs. Shaw handle candy. KE Towne and Miss Rugg head miscellany. Patti Windner and Mrs Headford with Maude Papp handle bags. J Tidenour and Woolley present aprons. J D Easton features Japanese art. A Chicago Japanese art and picture company sent a large consignment for display and sale.
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Bootha
Tandner
G. M. Coykendall
Helen Sedewick
Harry Shaw
KE. M. Towne
Alice Rugg
H. Headford
Patti Windner
Maude Papp
Tidenour
W. O. Woolley
J. D. Easton
Japanese Art and Picture Company of
Chicago
Woman Dies Sudden in Shell Rack Home
Mrs. Adam Miller died suddenly about noon yesterday while at home with her daughter Katherine. A telephone caller found her body near the sitting room stove with ashes and tools nearby. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon at Coster cemetery, near the family residence.
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Adam Miller
Coster
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Ad Claim
An old Pine Co. Wayne Indiana advertisement touts Pinex and Sugar Syrup as a powerful cough remedy. It promises quick relief for croup whooping cough and bronchial asthma, claims appetite stimulation, pleasant taste, and complete satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Includes mixing instructions and distributor contact.
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Tinet
the Pines Co
Wayne
Ind
May organize new church for Mason
Los Angeles. Nov. 4. Denying plans to preach elsewhere or return to Long Beach, Rev. O H L Mason and his wife will depart for Berkeley and San Francisco. A separate independent church may form in Long Beach from dissatisfied members of Mason’s former church. Mason is expected to be asked to preside over the new organization.
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Los Angeles
Long
O. H. L. Mason
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley
San Francisco
Long Beach
Dr. Mason
Mason
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