Traffic Court Stiffens Penalties For Dangerous Driving
Judge QO B. ing issued a warning edict for repeat violations of passing cars with passengers in danger. A $10 fine and potential 30 days in jail were noted for L. J. Dunwald on a guilty plea. Milonas forfeited bonds after missing court twice on indecent exposure charges. Henry Thomas pleaded guilty to disturbing the public quiet and was fined. Webbeking and Mrs. Frank Smith faced dismissals and forfeitures in related calendar actions.
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QO. B.ing
L. J. Dunwald
Courtright
Bar W
Sam Milonas
Milonas
Henry Thomas
Thomas
Feely
South Dakota Owns, Operates Coal Mine
Lemmon LL D Nov 16 The Claremont coal mine owned by the state of South Dakota is now shipping 200 tolls daily. The product is blue lignite. The mine was purchased to ensure state institutions against coal shortages. Fuel is furnished to Spearfish Normal School, Sioux Falls penitentiary, Gary School for the Blind, Sioux Falls School for the Deaf, Hot Springs Soldiers Home, and other state institutions. Individuals may purchase coal at the mine. Located at Haynes North Dakota near Lemmon, a spur railroad is being built to Lemmon. Output could triple once finished.
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Lemmon
LL. D
Claremont
South Dakota
Spearfish
Sioux Falls
School For
Gary
Hot Springs
Haynes
N. D
Businessman Bushnell Wounded Nine Times in War
W L Bushnell of Chicago represented Equitable Insurance and managed central district, in Waterloo connected to Paul Davis employer project. He was among five Americans who held commissions during the war signed by King George. He enrolled at Oxford in 1914, served with the Royal Engineers then Coldstream Guards, wounded nine times, seven with English army, two with American First Division liaison. After armistice he returned to London for education, earned an Oxford MA, studied architecture.
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W.L. Busehnell
Chicago
Equitable Insurance Company
Central District
Waterloo
Paul Davis Company
King George of England
Oxford University
Royal Engineers
Bushnell
Coldstream Guards
Constantinople falls as Sebastopol surrender reported
News briefs from Constantinople say Sebastopol fell to Russian Soviet forces after evacuation plans were completed. In Washington Frank D. Richardson was named supervising prohibition agent in Chicago, replacing Major Alfred V. Dalrymple who resigned. New York hosts opening night at the Metropolitan Opera House. Sculptor and painter Clarke Shields died at Postgraduate Hospital. Lawrence E. Sexton leaves a $100,000 bequest to Harvard University.
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Cssezg Payepossy
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Washington, D.C
Frank D. Richardson
Chicago
Alfred V. Dalrympie
New York
Thomas ~ Shields
Clarke
Harvard University
Lawrence E. Sexton
Hunter and Sportsman
Wilson Plans Pan American Pact To Safeguard Independence
The article discusses President Wilson’s idea to unite North and South American nations under a cooperative plan to preserve political independence and territorial integrity. He cites the Monroe Doctrine and envisions equal partnership among American states, aiming to remove doubts about U S power and foster amity across the hemisphere.
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Wilson
Mexico
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
North
South America
Americas
of America
United States
Washington
America
States of America
League
Pat's Pond Beauty Spot Faces Major Obstacles
City engineer Ralph Slippy and assistants surveyed Pat's pond finding a 60 by 150 foot waterbody two to three feet deep with thick mud. Ice covers the pond and dredging mud risks holes, seepage, and unstable sand layers. A final method will be proposed in a later report.
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Pat's Pond
Ralph Slippy
Slippy
GOP OFFICE TO MOVE FROM NEW YORK ON DEC 1
Republican National Committee will abandon its New York headquarters on December 1. After the move the only office will be in Washington. Will Hays, chairman, announced the plan and Clarence B. Miller, secretary, will operate from the Washington office.
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New York
Republican National Committee
H. Hays
Washington
Clarence B. Miller
Proper Aid for Indigestion Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An old advertisement advises using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to ease sour stomach indigestion. It promotes an alkaline balance, notes temporary nature of symptoms, and claims physicians back the product sold by druggists for 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
Resignation of Cedar Falls professor after quarter century
Cedar Falls Nov 16 George W Samson sr longtime professor in the Teachers college education department and treasurer of the state teachers association for 25 years resigns on his sixty ninth birthday. He will leave June 1 1921. Previously superintendent at Atlantic and Belle Plaine Ia.
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Cedar Falls
George W. Samson
Department of Education
Teachers College
Teachers’ Association
Samson
Atlantic and
Belle Plaine
Iowa Teachers’ Organization
Better Bata for Less Value Broom Pitch at Cash and Carry
Advertises a cheap broom critique of smaller brands. Promotes Cash and Carry Hi-serve system with plain pricing, large standard sizes, and better quality for less. Encourages customers to visit store and bring children.
Hardin County Pioneer Dies in California
Longtime Hardin County pioneer Baxter dies in California due to brain injury from a train accident while en route south for the winter. Born in Vermont in 1843, he served in the Civil War, later chaired the county board, and farmed here. Survived by widow and three children. fire losses and Masonic appointment also noted.
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la San These
Baxter
Toounty
West
Alf Tread
Ai Elot
Brian
Teriaahin
Mr. Baxter
Vermont
Aug. St
Wiscon
Co. IL
Run County
Elis Township
Martinger
Geo
TH. Rhodes
Henry H Baxter
Barnesville
Minn
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Ppuseo
Pat’s Pond
Georgy H. Twapdle
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
Ita. Im
Robert Gergoldt
Finchford
Sisted
Messrs
Mmes
Id. Siepert
J. WH. Gerholdt
W. Hickelberg
Emma Siepert
Messrs. and
Mines
Truman Gerholdt
Herman Siepert
Finchfora
Vassing
Pennsylvania
A. A. Burger
Westland
Middle West
State Department
Anders Iverson
Chris Madsen
Denmark
Madsen
College Street
Twelfth
Fourteenth Streets
Norris Second Addition
A. J. Norris
A. HO Refshauge
Los Angeles
S. Dai~derkin
Third
Walnut Streets
Tremont Street
Chris Nelson
NM. Andreasen
Danish Nazareth Church
Milne‘apolis
United Banish Lutheran Church
Joseph Baker
Flo. Brochmar
Ivan Dose
Abram James
City High Sctuols
Margaret Dunt
Rue Rex
Robert
State Normal School
Centralia
Wash
Roberts
State Normal
Mlainfield
Castoria
M. Sharp
Bray Bros
6Th and Jefferson
Smith Premier
Sixth and
Jefferson
Col. F. Hines
Red Star PLC
Teco TC
Lbre
Qurpon
Wangler Bros. Company
J. E. Jennings
D. C
Palmer
Washington St
Iowa
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
D. A. Waterbury
J. H. Butts
J. Bank Bldg
Res
Hardin CO
Pioneer
California
Jows Falls
Harry Morelan
du Franklin Qounty
Farolly
Masonic
S.J. Rutledge
Jesse A. West
Masons
Iowa Falls
Ackley
Steamboat Rock
Eldora
Hubbard
Eaton
Alden
Williams
Clarion
Belmond
Dows
Hampton
Sheffield
Geneva
Rutledge
Martha Turner
Turner
Dr. Turner
Dauldavis
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