Ballinger criticizes Alaska conservation agitation in conflict over coal lands
Secretary Ballinger accuses critics of opposing conservation and blames agitation for Alaska coal unsettledness. He urges early prosecutions of fraud cases and congressional action to determine how Alaska coal lands can be developed for Pacific markets. The piece links political delay to regional resource use and waste in transport.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Ballinger
Alaska
Washington
Pacfic
Atlantic
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Waterloo lodge and society announcements for November meetings
Waterloo lodge No 165 A F and A M holds a stated meeting at Masonic temple Tuesday evening November 3 with regular business and balloting. The Friendship Society meets Wednesday at Mrs W F Stolte 215 Maple Street. Cedar Hive No 37 hosts a social gathering Tuesday evening in A O U W hall inviting Maccabees and friends. Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday evening with refreshments. Waterloo Temple invites Jesup Temple to meet Wednesday. sisters urged to attend. Cedar Hive 37 hosts social in A O U W hall Tuesday evening with lodge calling at 7. All Maccabees and friends invited. Waterloo lodge No 105 A F and A M holds stated meeting Tuesday Nov 5 at Masonic temple with regular business and balloting. Master Masons invited. Regular meeting Wednesday Nov 9 at Mrs Stolte 215 Maple Street.
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Masonic Temple
Friendship Society
W. F. Stolte
Maple Street
Cedar Hive
Waterloo Temple
Jesup Temple
A. O. U. W. Hall
Lodge
A. F
A. M
The
Aple Street
Kentucky Belles at Syndicate theatre and The Easiest Way in Waterloo
Amusements column highlights Kentucky Belles a top touring troupe at the Syndicate theatre tonight with Joe Opp and May Walsh plus fifteen original numbers. Belasco presents Frances Starr in The Easiest Way at Waterloo theatre with New York cast, a sharp New York life drama staged by Belasco. A review note on Seven Days from The Smart Set compares its vigor to football and praises the production.
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Kentucky Belles
Syndicate Theatre
Cirenit
Joe Opp
May Walsh
David Belasco
Frances Starr
Waterloo Theatre
Eugene Walter
Ronaess Theatre
New York
Colorado Springs
Belasco
Miss Starr
Teach Not for Money Dear Girls Find Your Niche
The piece urges college girls not to pursue teaching merely for ease or money. It cites Mary Lyon founding Holyoke and earning little, arguing teaching should be a vocation driven by passion. It invites girls to seek fulfilling work beyond conventional roles and to stay alert for a calling that suits them.
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Mary Lyon
Mr. Holyoke
Miss Lyon
New DOJ Rule Cuts Pardons as Parole First Choice
Washington Nov 7 A Justice Department ruling limits executive clemency by requiring prisoners to apply for parole first unless they show good reason not to. Parole board will review, and clemency will not be considered if parole relief is adequate. The change curbs pardons on grounds of health or family destitution. Mr. and Mrs. J J Russell visited Hazleton for the weekend.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Federal Board of Parole
No Discontent Over Sheriff Shores Re-Election Bid
Sheriff F. M. Shores seeks a second term after a first term praised for impartial, diligent service in Black Hawk County. Democratic challenger Ward camps hard, but voters appear solidly behind Shores amid Republican strength and prior voter contentment with his administration. Full returns Wednesday will confirm the wide support.
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F. M. Shores
Shores
Sheriff Shores
Ife
Ward
Black Hawk County
Greene News Notes From Greene Iowa and Nearby
Local social notes describe visits and travel among Greene residents and nearby towns including Nashua Waterloo Milwaukee Des Moines and Minneapolis. The piece mentions families Bunker Barnett Crabb tree Sproul Burns and Seifert among others, plus a teacher meeting in Des Moines prompting a school vacation. A death is recorded for Mrs I A Chamberlain and a land claim settlement by Miss Lou Feyersizen. The Three League requests population data from member cities.
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Des Moines
C. WH. Bunker
Bristow
Necedham
Lottis Barnett
Misa Elsie
Charles Crabtree
Waterloo
Horatio Dunning
Minneapolis
Ella Burns
Reinbeck
Howard Burns
Thelma Llanes
M. H. Sproul
Familly
Chas
Heart
Second Street
Greene
H. D. Reinking
New York City
Germany
Lou Feyersizen
South Dakota
Henry Seifert
First Street
Waterloo to Market Guernsey Cattle Influx Probe
Within the five mile limit of each city Waterloo will show nearly 40 000 under the latter mie. Charles Kitts a representative of the Guernsey cattle breeders of Guernsey England visited Waterloo last week as the father pany of advertisers and agent for principal breeders and shippers on the island. He met with W W Marsh who plans several importations to increase his herd.
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Waterloo
Charles Kitts
Guernsey
England
Pany
Kitts
W. W. Marsh
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Lowe Brothers
Joder’s High Standard Pharmacy
Waterloo Drilling Company
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