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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1928

Page

15

Four Defendants Freed by Jury in Minute Trial

A jury in district court acquitted four defendants in separate state cases after a 20 minute session. Richard Belfield, charged with liquor law violation, was in a case dismissed after a mis entered plea. Fred Hemline, Bryan Kepford, and J M Seltenrich faced charges of assault and battery and careless driving, with various procedural twists and witness details noted. The state attorney explained dissolving actions in Seltenrich due to a divorce decree. The proceedings included references to local officials, a road patrolman witness, and the defense asserting innocence.

Justice Court Richard Belfield Fred Hemline Bryan Bepford J. M. Seltenrich F. W. Edwards Seltenrich Hemline Bryan Kepford F. E. Hewitt Poyner Board of Supervisors Harry P. Mason Young Kepford Samaritan Belfield J. H. Meyers Cedar Falls G. W. Wood H. A. Dean J. T. McCleery J. Wilbur Miller E. L. Hildebrand P. A. ‘Dunbar E. M. Lichty H. E. Benarden J. F. Ashe F. G. Moir W. D. Strayer A. O. Tabor Ada Rodamar

Mason Testifies La Porte Man Hid Half Pint Bottles

R. E. Reed of La Porte City faced contempt of court charges over alleged liquor in junction. Judge G W Wood heard the case as Reed denied the accusation and the matter was continued. Reed posted a $500 bond and was released after Mason testified Reed hid liquor near a pool hall, with three half pint bottles found at the spot.

Mason la Porte R. E. Reed la Porte City G. W. Wood Reed Harry P. Mason

Independence Men Indorse Boy Scout Area Organization

George Felker deputy regional Boy Scout executive and Arthur F. Jury local executive spoke at a meeting in Independence where business leaders backed forming an area covering eight north eastern Iowa counties with Waterloo as headquarters. Independence will be represented at a regional meeting planned for the first week in December. Felker and Jury will attend similar meetings in Grundy Center and Oelwein on Thursday and Friday nights.

George Felker Lincoln Neb Arthur F. Jury Independence Ane Iowa Waterloo Felker Jury Grundy Center Oelwe

26 Candidates Join Moose Lodge Initiative at Local Chapter

A class of 26 candidates was initiated in the Loyal Order of Moose at the local Moose hall meeting. Future initiations are planned for December 3 and December 17. Mooseheart past supreme dictator J Willis Pierson could attend a December meeting. Waterloo lodge members reported their visit to Mooseheart last Sunday, and the fifth Moose Gance is scheduled for Wednesday evening.

Loyal Order of Moose Moose Hall J. Willis Pierson Mooseheart Waterloo Moose Gances

Butter Rations Tighten in Moscow Celebrations

In Moscow butter remains scarce as rationing continues across the city. A little over a third of a pound per customer is the fixed allotment in government and cooperative shops. People queue daily in cold weather to buy their share while flowers remain plentiful as a token of seasonal celebration.

Moscow Russia

Christmas Seals Rise From Danish Clerk to Health Mission

The Christmas seal network grew from Danish clerk Einar Hoelbell in 1904 to fund tubercu­losis care, hospitals, and education across the United States. Emily Bissell and Jacob Riis helped launch the first U.S. sale in 1908, with Red Cross involvement ending in 1920. The program funds hundreds of hospitals, clinics, and public-health efforts, reducing tuberculosis deaths and boosting national health.

Einar Hoelbell Denmark Copenhagen Hinar Hoelbell United States Europe Jacob Riis America the Outlook Delaware Emily Bissell Bissell Delaware Red Cross American Red Cross National Tuberculosis Association National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis Red Cross

Union Services on Thanksgiving Day Announced

Two Thanksgiving union church services, east and west districts, will be held at 11 a m Thursday Sept 29. Rev William Hardcastle Plymouth Congregational church announces the event. East service at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church features Rev L C Harris as sermon speaker with special music. West service at First Brethren Church features Rev T R Niven with other district pastors assisting.

East West William Hardcastle Plymouth Congregational Church Grace Methodist Episcopal Church L. C. Harris Central Christian Church First Brethren Church T. R. Niven First Presbyterian Church

Madam Jacquet Clemenceau dies at 88 in Paris

Paris reports the death of Madam Jacquet sister of Georges Clemenceau France wartime premier at age 88. Her passing is noted in the Paris telegraph with acknowledgment of her relation to the prominent statesman and her long life.

Paris Jacquet Georges Clemenceau France

Mrs. George Dennis Buried Here Sunday

Mrs. George Dennis who died October eighteenth in Miami Florida was buried in Fairview Cemetery here last Sunday beside her husband. She had lived in Waterloo for years and moved to Florida five years ago living with her daughters in Miami and Bradenton. Funeral services were held Sunday at the O Kelle Towne chapel conducted by Rev William Hardcastle. Surviving are two sons William Way and Frank Way and three daughters Lulu Schulz Lora Warthon and Gertrude Knowlton. Warthon accompanied the body here and will return to Miami soon.

George Dennis Miami Fla Fairview Waterloo Dennis Bradenton O’kelle & Towne William Hardcastle Plymouth Congregational Church William Way Rheystreet Frank Way Orofino Ydn R. W Lulu) Schulz S. W Lora) Warthon

Mason Says Woman Tried to Destroy Liquor Evidence

Cedar Falls reports contempt of court charges against Mary Su for alleged efforts to destroy liquor evidence. The Courier Special Service notes the case stems from actions involving a local liquor incident, with further hearings expected.

Mason Courier Special Cedar Falls Mary Su

Woman and husband face charges after liquor raid

At 150 North Barclay Street Wa terloo Justice W H Whitford heard the case on a complaint by Constable Harry Mason who said the woman threw a jar of spirits liquor down cellar stairs during a raid last night Joe Sulentic her husband is charged with illegal possession

Lentic North Barclay Street Waterloo W. H. Whitford Harry Mason Joe Sulentic

Campaign Expense Accounts in Iowa Reveal Tiny Totals

Expense filings in Des Moines show congressman T. J. B. Robinson spent 800 dollars and Cyrenus Cole 638.32, with several candidates recording minimal or no expenditures. The notes remark that studying campaign expenses in Iowa will yield little for investigating committees next winter. Roman cemeteries are described as containing monuments and vaults with urns of ashes.

Iowa General Assembly Congress Des Moines T. J. B. Robinson Cyrenus Cole Cedar Rapids C. A. Hollis Black Hawk County E. M. Lichty R. W. Hasner J. Zimmerman James L. Randall

Co-op Colony on Missourt Land II Plan for Church

Independence Missouri November 20. A self-sustaining cooperative community built on Christian ideals would share rewards and responsibilities. Dr Frederick M Smith president of the Reorganized Church envisions Zion as Independence and its environs with a central colony near Independence and outlying settlements including land in Taney County for a large cooperative system. The plan includes education for children in suitable crafts, development of supporting industries, and stock raising to supply food and raw materials for the central community, with members moving from across the church to Taney County and other sites. The history of the church from 1830 onward is recounted, including persecutions, migrations to Nauvoo and Commerce, and the shift to the Reorganized Church under Frederick M Smith with emphasis on no polygamy.

Independence Frederick M. Smith Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Zion Smith Taney County Ozark Mountain Missouri Oregon Joseph Smith Hiram Smith Carthage Fayette N. Y Kirtland Church Pioneers Saints Caldwell County Joseph Smiths Quincy Ill Commerce Nauvoo, Jr Brigham Young Bolter Salt Lake City Mormon Church Reorganized Church

China town comedy and Wings at Rivier a theatre bill

Tonight at Palace Johnny Hines in China Town plus Daisy Won t Tell and Fox news. Riviera presents Wings wartime aviation roadshow with Clara Bow Buddy Rogers Richard Arlen in lead roles, music synchronized. Strand features Waterfront with Dorothy Mackaill Jack Mulhall and three Vitaphone acts. Waterloo offers The Ghost Train, a three act mystery thriller with Josephine Generro Robert Ripley and others.

Palace Johnny Hines Chinatown Charlie New York Daisy Fox News Riviera Clara Bow Charles Buddy) Rogers Richard Arlen Waterfront Dorothy Mackaill Jack Mulhall Vitaphone Eddie White Cobellos Police Waterloo—Boyd Trousdale Players Lonesoma Maine Josephine Generro Robert Ripley Tom Post Lucile L. LaValliere

Missing Liberty Bell of Slovak Nation Found in Uzhorod

London reports an exact replica of the Liberty Bell, cast in the United States, was found buried in a courtyard at the government house in Uzhorod capital of Carpathian Russia. Ed ward T. Heyn and Anthony Ambrose discovered the bell and it will be brought to Prague under military escort.

London Independence Hall Philadelphia Uzhorod Carpathian Russia Prague Edward T. Heyn Reichberg Czechoslovakia United States Government House Mr. Heyn Anthony Ambrose

State Checker Is at Work on City's Books

George Bassett from the auditor of state office checks the city clerk’s ledgers this week. The annual audit moves rapidly as Bassett praises City Clerk Charles C. MacKay and staff for their excellent record keeping. He conducts the review in the small municipal court room.

State Checker George Bassett W. L. Long State Department Bassett Charles C. MacKay

World Shippers Oppose Panama Cargo Inquiry

Copenhagen Denmark November 20 The international shipowners association protests against the Panama canal administration demanding complete cargo origin and destination details from every ship passing through the canal. They say the information serves no purpose and risks exposing trade secrets.

Copenhagen Denmark International Shipowners’ Association Panama Canal Administration Canal

Dogs Reaven Is Found In France At Bonnelles Castle

Nov 20 Bonnelles France Duchess Anne de Rochechouart Mortemart d Uzes keeps the largest and finest pack of hounds in a vast basement hall once used for troops. A chef piqueur and four valets care for 1200 dogs. They exercise in a courtyard and receive meals by signals followed by washing muzzles as a nightly ritual. The duchess hunts on major occasions.

Bonnelles France Chateau de Anne de Rochechouart-Mortemart d Ment Piqueur Chateau de Bonnelles

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Justice Courts Independence Men Indorse Boy Scout Area Organization Moose Lodge B. G. Haves Haves Harris Grace Methodist Niven First Brethren Clemenceau Miscourt Reorganized Saints World Shippers Panama Cargo Inquiry Turkey Reaven Hlave The Entz Cafe First National Bank Larry Ceballos Emil Flindt Gents Paramount Pictures Ask Paramount Picture Jack Baln Band Soren Mat Dan Ral Jazz Dl Singer May Meavoy Warner Olanp Cantor Senblatt Vitaphon Florence Brady Benny Rubin
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