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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1919

Page

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Radical literature spread in Iowa meeting call

Davenport Nov 24 The Greater Iowa association exposes a campaign against radicalism circulating I W W and Communist Labor party literature. A St Louis meeting of liberal Americans is promoted by the Committee of 48 with signers across the nation.

Davenport Greater Iowa Association Communist Labor Party The Committee of 48 United States Iowa University of Iowa Greater Towa Association Jessup Greater Town Association David C Foxy") Coates Washington Arthur LeSeuer Minnesota Amos Pinthot New York Glen E. Plumb Illingis Stoners Coates Colorado Northwest Spokane Wash A. C. Townley Nonpartisan League of North Dakota Socialist Labor Movement Panpartisan League Chicago National Labor Party St. Louis

Spencer Girl Crowned Northwestern Coed Queen of Queens

Mary Bair of Belle Plaine learns her Spencer granddaughter Florence Kirkpatrick was voted Northwestern University’s most beautiful and popular girl by the student body. The honor came as the contest chose a leading role in the play Nothing But the Truth by campus players touring the region.

Belle Plaine Mary Bair Florence Kirkpatrick Spencer Northwestern University Kirkpatrick

Waterloo Co-Operative Association stockholders meeting announced

Waterloo Co-Operative Association calls a stockholders meeting at the Labor Temple on Tuesday evening November 25. The session will be open to the public and feature a speech on cooperation by Joseph Gilbert of St. Paul.

Waterloo Co-Operative Association Waterloo Co-Oper Fire Association Labor Temple Roblock Joseph Gilbert St. Paul

Davenport Mason Dies After Taking Thirty Third Degree

W W Fidler of Davenport died suddenly in Des Moines yesterday morning while in town to receive the thirty third degree in Masonry. The rite was conferred on a class of about 15 Iowa Masons Saturday by H Alverson of the supreme council. His son accompanied him to the city and the body will be taken to Davenport today.

Des Moines Navy

GROVE'S BROMO QUININE ADVERTISEMENT INBOX

An old advertisement touts a influenza and cold cure with Bromo Quinine. It mentions a box with KE and a 30 cent price and bears KE W GROVE'S signature.

KE. W. Grove

Davenport Police Heads Face Probe by City Commission

The Davenport police department will be investigated by the police commission at city hall 2 p.m. tomorrow following a demand by the Davenport Retail Merchants' Bureau. Det. Charles Boetteher’s suspension and likely hearings frame a broader review of all officers with potential dismissals for misconduct or inefficiency.

Davenport The Police Commission Davenport Retail Merchants’ Bureau Chris Niemand Lee J. Dougherty Charles Boetteher Phelan Trunk Howard Powerch Commissior Dougherty Retail Merchants’ Bureau Pammission

Parish Raiser Gives Pastor £520 for Foreign Trip

In Adair Iowa on November 24 the Presbyter ian church presented Rev Sampson Cook with 520 pounds in gold and authorized a family trip to England. He and his wife and daughter left for his birthplace to take a few weeks rest before returning to be installed in a new home the church has bought as a manse.

Adair Sampson Cook England Presbyterian Church of Mr. Cook

Change of Life Relief Offered by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Woman recounts relief from hot flashes dizziness and fatigue during middle age after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes the company offers guidance from its 41 years of experience.

Lydia E. Pinkham Turing Lydia Pinkham

Pupils of Greene High School to Resume Work

Greene Illinois reports that arrangements for accommodating the Greene High School pupils after a recent fire are complete. First and second primary grades returned to study in the Lutheran church basement, seventh and eighth grades start tomorrow in Klondike rooms, and high school students resume December 1 in Union Lodge rooms with Pearson manual training.

Old Home Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief With Pinex

A vintage home remedy recommends 2% ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup to create a pint cough medicine. It claims rapid relief for severe coughs throat tickle and chest colds and notes substitutes like honey or corn syrup. The ad pledges satisfaction or refund and cites The Pinex Co Ft Wayne.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne

Injured Instructor Seeks School Records During Break-In

A instructor suffered a serious left leg injury while breaking through windows to secure school records. He is reportedly improving as authorities continues their investigation into the incident at the school.

Structor

Red Cross Campaign Short of Quotas in Dubuque

In Dubuque Illinois on November 24 the third week of the Red Cross campaign for new members ended Saturday night about 3 000 short of the aligned quota and roughly 4 500 short of the overall quota. The cause remains unclear whether waning war enthusiasm or other factors.

Cross Price Dubuque, Ill Med Cross Dubuque Dubuque County Red Cross

Jail Bird Murder Weapon Release Sparks Question

Sioux City reports Mrs William Convey the wife of a Desperado now in Fort Madison life term for Maxwell murder freed from jail. Police believe she had no involvement and seek who supplied three revolvers to the Le Mars jail escapees.

Sioux City William Convey le Mars Fort Madison Penitentiary Maxwell

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Breath Freshening Aid

Olive Tablets marketed as a gentle substitute for calomel claim to purify the system by stimulating the bowels and liver. The product, described as a vegetable tablet with olive color, is said to relieve bad breath and improve overall health, sold at 10c and 25c.

Dr. Edwards M. Edwards

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