City Ordinance May Be Amended to Aid Bootleg Case Prosecutions
City council may amend the misdemeanors ordinance to mirror state law allowing evidence gathering in bootlegging cases. Councillor Merriau plans to discuss the proposal tonight, with no final ordinance ready. Police chief Caldwell has launched a bootlegging crackdown after three raids. one soft drink operator convicted, two await trial. The council will also consider a resolution to accept paving by Bryant Asphalt Paving Company, with no other major business filed.
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F. S. Merriau
Merriau
J. D. Caldwell
Bryant Asphalt Paying Company
Fire Destroys Farm Residence Near City Limits
A farm house occupied by William Bruner on Donald street just outside the city limits was destroyed by fire during the night. No one was home. origin unknown. Central station units fought the blaze but water could not be thrown on it. Building and contents were a total loss. A lamp explosion at the Model cafe on Fourth street east caused a minor blaze with small damage. Two alarms from Morris clothes shop in the century building cited defective chimney. No major losses besides smoke. Ad for Miller McCartney Insurance Agency. Joan Shater pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. $50 fine, $16 suspended for good behavior. Shafer arrested on information from Mrs. Carrie Carter for threat to kill her brother.
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William Bruner
Donald Street
Central Station
Model Cafe
Fourth Street
Morris Clothes Shop
Joan Shater
Shafer
Carrie Carter
East High Pep Meeting Aims to Rally Thanksgiving Game
East High students plan a pep meeting in the auditorium Wednesday to build enthusiasm for the East-West Thanksgiving day game. Alumni and friends will have reserved seats.
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East High School
East-West High
Dairy Cattle Congress Officers to Be Chosen Tonight
Annual meeting of the Dairy Cattle Congress stock holders will be held tonight with the Chamber of Commerce. Officers and directors will be elected as 283 stockholders vote. Secretary Escol notes Waterloo participation and no radical policy changes. Also, a Victor Artists recital at Black's Recital Hall is announced each Tuesday afternoon.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Offvers
Escol
Waterloo
Congress
Este
Victor
Black's Recital Hall
Arid
Shields Case Postponed In Disorderly House Charge
Police Judge J C Bee postponed Shields arraignment on a disorderly house charge. Shields, freed on 100 bond, faced a postponed hearing after a Friday raid on his 619 Commercial street lunchroom and living rooms where several flasks of whisky were seized.
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Shields
Curlay
J. C. Bee
Liberty
Commercial Street
Patrolman Denies Charles City Testimony In Car Theft Case
Patrolman T. J. McCausland, sent to arrest Jay Hanson on a stolen auto charge, denies Charles City dispatch claiming Hanson escaped from a train. He says Hanson escaped by knocking down a Hart-Parr watchman at the plant and scaling high fences.
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T. J. McCausland
Charles City
Sheriff's Office
Jay Hanson
Hanson
McCausland
Warren Farley reports robbery by a colored woman
Warren Clay Farley told police at headquarters last night that a colored woman relieved him of $140. An officer accompanied Farley through Smoky Row but could not identify the suspect who took his money.
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Warren Farley
Warren Clay Farley
Farley
Smoky Row
Court Briefs Report On Local Docket And Appeals
Few victims appeared as ten were slated for oral court. Bonds were forfeited and two cases postponed to Wednesday. Walter Wilson of 1225 Independents Avenue and Ray Brooks of 431 Cherry Street face gambling and traffic related charges with multiple counts including drunkenness and careless driving. Peer Knipp, Cedar township justice of the peace, appeals a $40 fine in Knapp's court over legal fishing, claiming lake ownership and deeded title.
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Oatics
Nuber
Walter Wilson
Independents Avenue
Ray Brooks
Cherry Street
Peer Knipp
Cedar Township
Flbl Knapp
Justice Knapp
Knapp
Water Joy Poultry Association Elects New Officers
The Water Joy Poultry Association met to appoint officers for the coming year. New officers include W. L. Dathson as president, W. F. Clete as vice president, Hi. Mo Curning as secretary, and Roo. Mighmey as treasurer. Gow. Marsh named eldered superintendent. Directors are Wood, Rielert, Hy, A. Leroy, and Y. N. Cole.
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Water Joy Poultry Association
W.L. Datthson
W. FL Clete
View Presile Dent
Hi. Mo Curning
Roo. Mighmey
Treasur
Cure Catarrh by Purifying Blood with S S S
Specialista in catarrh troubles announce the infection is in the blood. Swift Specific Co claims cleansing the blood removes catarrh symptoms like throat drip spitting nostril sores and bad breath. The company offers free medical advice from Atlanta Georgia and promotes S S S as a vegetable blood tonic to restore health.
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Swift
Atlanta
Catarrt
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W. A. Covell & Son
Miller-McCartney Ins
Dainy Show
Spousality Association
Young Waimen's Christin Association
Hulknaghe
Galloway-Hagerman
J. Medley
Kernbelsol
Tenehers Whirgt
TAO
Cottrell
Locust Street
Merrimack
New Windsor
New Beacon Bath
Seco
Gordon H
Kayser
Wayne
FLOOR
Wollands
Gibson’s
Volland
Pitts
BER
First National Bank Building
Wales
Tavina
Growing Girls Singh Lace
Wrigleys
BCS
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