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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
6
Early Thursday reports show Iowa counties tabulating votes for president and United States senator. The tally lists counties in order of their reported preferences, reflecting local support patterns ahead of final results.
Waterloo shows near universal turnout with 271 registered electors voting in a presidential election. County totals rise from 20 in 1920 to 24 506 this year, marking a 3 478 county increase and 3 044 city increase. Local precincts report mixed results with partial returns and note efforts to assist Black voters, especially women, in understanding ballots.
The Elks 1924 Frolley shows a musical history at Waterloo theatre Nov 12 and 13. Acts span grand opera classical masques jazz choruses and old time songs with a 30 member cast led by George Stevens. Alice Brown Shors tops the solo lineup with Rossean and Fish as jazz dancers. Tickets mailed to lodge members and reserve exchanges offered.
The funeral for John Way 21 who died Tuesday in Iowa City will be held in the Catholic church New Hartford tomorrow morning. The body will be buried at St Bernard's Cemetery Cedar Falls. Way had lived with the Michael Corrigan family in New Hartford.
A Los Angeles advertisement touts Degnen's Radio Active Solar Pad as an affordable health treatment. It claims to channel radio nerve energy to improve circulation and relieve pain for various ailments, offering a no risk trial with no charge if unsatisfactory.
A motherless girl, praised as pure as mountain air, is deceived by Eugene Martin and later exposed by Flint Corey. She recalls a year of humiliation and danger, narrowly escaping a worse fate as the truth unfolds.
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