Jury Recess in Peddicord Case as Trial Continues
At noon Judge E B Stiles excused the jury in the W J Peddi cord case until 9 30 a m tomorrow. Peddicord, charged with larceny of 15108 50 from the Waterloo Sadar Falls Union Mill Co where he served nearly 15 years, remains on trial. State rested after presenting evidence and defense counsel argued admissibility of records. Judge Platt testified on prior matters and restitution plans, with witnesses discussing checks and company funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cours
E. B. Stiles
W. J. Peddicord
Peddicord
Waterloo & Sadar Falla
Walker R. French
French
A. G. Reid
Sudge Stiles
Judge Platt
Treve
F.C. Platt
Glen C. Bown
Margaret Morrison
Bown
Terminal Elevator Company
Kansas City
Platt
Fudge Platt
Gor
Chicago
Paris Dresses Short for Winter Street Wear
Paris dispatch notes designer Molineux opens today and rejects length limits. Parisiennes knees will be visible as dresses return to short, narrow street wear this winter, challenging rival styles.
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United Tress
Paris
Molineux
Meat Demand Defies Employment Slump in Sept
Washington Oct 5 The Institute of American Meat Packers reports September dining trends show shoppers still buy high priced meats despite unemployment. With about four million industrial workers idle, demand favored costly beef cuts and pricier pork, indicating steady consumer preference for quality over job outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Institute of American Meat Packers
Farmers Union Speaker Urges Equity Alliance
O E Woods of Des Moines voices bold attack on big business and enemies of farmers at the Iowa union meeting of the American Society of Equity. About 250 delegates hear a stirring appeal to unite with the best organization, while debates may push toward farm bureau aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Woods
Des Moines
Iowa Union of the American Society of Equity
Woods
K. of C. Ball
Uoon
Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureaus
Farm Bureau
Se ci Ty
Farm Bupreau
Brs
Des Moiines
Enunty
Hbuiceau
Natch
Birthday Surprise For Dale Bited At Lafayette School
Dale Bited of 22 Colorado street received a birthday surprise Monday October 3 staged in the Lafayette school kindergarten by first grade classmates guided by teacher Minnie Eubank and student teachers Edith Reed and Lillian Purton. Cocoa cake and ice cream were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Aine Sen Usair
Louis Biltsehn
Colorado Street
Juafayette School
Winnie Eubank
Edith Reed
Lillian Purton
Immigration 15 Seen as Factor in Job Problem
Washington October 5 1921 debate at unemployment conference notes employers split over immigration limits. Proponents say labor demand justifies openness others argue restriction needed as immigrants arrive from Europe, many from least desirable groups. Law current cap may drop to 1 percent after next spring and advocates promise further restriction amid alleged dubious practices.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
America
Americas
Europe
United States
The
New York Evaring Poat, Inc
Veterans Bureau Set to Open in Marsh Place Nov 7
The veterans bureau will occupy six rooms on the fifth floor of the Marsh Place building under the Sweet bill with a large staff expected around Nov 1. Waterloo staffers have taken civil service exams for the team. headquarters for the Waterloo Red Cross home service section may share the building. Mrs Worthen reported September Red Cross activity with 70 interviews and 186 ex service cases handled, noting record month due to the cleanup squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Place
War Veterans’bureau
Waterloo
Waterloo Red Cross
Worthen
Red Cross
Reverend Leland L Lesher to Be Ordained in Davenport
Leland H Lesher of 1311 Second Street West was examined for the ministry in Davenport during a recent session of the Evangelical Lutheran church and will be ordained tomorrow night by the synod. He has served St Luke's English Lutheran church in Waterloo since last July and previously studied at Gettysburg Theological Seminary. His father Rev S A Lesher is pastor at Burlington and sat on the examining board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland H. Lesher
Second Street West
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Davenport
Synod
Lesher
Waterloo
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Fourth Street
Campbell Avenue
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
S. A. Lesher
Burlington
Motor Club Meeting in Waterloo Reports
Business matters connected with operating the Waterloo Motor Club were considered at a meeting of the Greater Waterloo association. Those present included H. B. Liehty, Paul Davis, E. F. MacDonough, Victor Ferner, A. Clark, Harter Muir and L. Sirk, president. The board of directors will meet in the club's offices tonight to consider administration matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Club
Waterloo Motor Club
Greater Waterloo Association
H. B. Liehty
Paul Davis
E. F. MacDonough
Victor Ferner A. Clark
Harter Muir
L. Sirk
Club Official Visits By Frances F E Whitley
Mrs Frances Fe Whitley head of the conservation department of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and past president of the Iowa Federation was in Waterloo a few hours this week en route to the First District meeting at Ft Madison and visited friends in the Waterloo club. She was present at a session of the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances FE. Whitley
Webster City
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa Federation
Waterloo
Ft. Madison
Harding Hints Congress on Major Bills for Action
President Harding told congressional leaders he hopes for final action before the extra session adjourns on tax revision tariff railroad relief funding of the foreign debt antibeer good roads and maternity relief. He also urged ratification of three treaties by the Senate.
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Unified Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Senate
Farm Bureau Rally At Finchford Hears District Speakers
A rousing Finchford Farm Bureau meeting heard speakers from the Third district conference held in Cedar Falls. Mrs. Ilisworth Richardson of Oska oosa Iowa gave the chief address with remarks by George Mathes, Black Hawk county bureau president, and Charles E. Hearst. Finchford quartet sang.
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H Finchford
Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls
Ilisworth Richardson
Oskaoosa
George Mathes
Black Hawk County
Reds Seize Relief Courier Personal Goods in Yamburg
An American Red Cross relief courier traveling from Petrograd to Riga via Reval was searched by Soviet frontier authorities at Yamburg near Narva Estonia and portions of his personal effects were seized. He saved a sealed pouch of relief administration correspondence from seizure after a struggle. The incident, a violation of the 1921 relief agreement, was reported to Col. Haskell in Moscow by Capt. John Miller, Riga representative.
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Associated, Press
Riga
Latvia
Relief Administration
Petrograd
Reval
Yamburg
Nearva
Esthenia
Walter Lyman Brown
Maxim “Litvinoff
Col. Haskell
Moscow
John Miller
Victims Injuries to Decide Klan Action
Officials withheld action in the Lorena clash as injuries to the ten hurt, three seriously, were weighed. Sheriff Bob Buchanan tried to halt a Ku Klux Klan parade last Saturday night in Waco County, Texas. The decision awaited the outcome of the most severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waco
Tex
Lorena
Bob Buchanan
Moat Haddy
Leitch Loses in American Women's Championship Match
Cecil Leitch, reigning England and Canada women's golf champion, is defeated by Mrs. Fred Letts of Chicago in the second round of the American national championship. Letts wins 1 up on the eighteenth green.
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United Press
Deal, N
Cecil Leitch
England
Canada
Fred Letts
Chicago
Rev Mr Smick Take Gladbrook Pastorate Transfer to Gladbrook
Rev Mr Smick, pastor of United Brethren Church, is transferred to the Gladbrook charge after being returned to Waterloo from the recent conference. He succeeds Rev Mr Phillips, who goes to Webster City. Smick has led the Waterloo church for 1.5 years and leaves with 181 members. His wife and two children will move. he recently declined farm retirement but accepted the Gladbrook call.
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S. &. Smick
United Brethren Church
United Brethren
Gladbrook
Waterloo
Smick
W. Cronk
Phillips
Webster
Charon
Iowa State College
Selah
Repass Company
la Porte City
Maplehurst
Huntington
Ind
Smich
Hudsor
City Bastille to Be Rehabilitated in Waterloo Jail
Waterloo city jail, long deemed insanitary and unsafe, will undergo rehabilitation. Building commissioner Edward Muhnke has drawn plans for remodeling, with bids for plumbing fixtures and overhauls to follow. Cells will gain steel frames, concrete floors, new mattresses, bedding, and fresh paint. Details await finance committee approval this afternoon before work begins. The women’s matron ward on the second floor needs little repair.
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Waterloo
A Council
Edward Muhnke
Coiby Moors
Ha Ani
Mabuke
City Hall
Central Labor Body Plans Disarmament Parade
The Central Labor union will discuss plans for an international disarmament demonstration at its regular meeting this evening. The local body is likely to join nationwide efforts, following Samuel Gompers’s AFL guidance, and coordinate with the American Legion and civic groups as a broad popular movement. City manager O B Carr of Dubuque will speak at about 9 20 p m on unemployment measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Samuel Gombpers
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
iGrace Gates and James Trainor wed at Sacred Heart
The marriage of Grace J. Gates and James Trainor was solemnized at Sacred Heart Catholic church this morning at 8 o clock by Rev J M Molloy with a small company present. Attendants were Lillian Trainor and Steve Trainor. A breakfast for 15 guests followed at Black's tea room.
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iGrace J. Gates and
James Trainor
Sacred Heart
Grace J. Gates
Waterloo
Peter Trainor
Eagle Township
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Steve
Lillian Trainor
Black’s
Des Moines Busses No Hit With Des Moines
United Press reports a quiet day for Des Moines buses as schedules run smoothly and few delays are recorded. City transit officials note stable ridership and ongoing maintenance work continuing this week.
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Des Moines
City in Brief examines transit delays and plans
Des Moines ponders streetcar revival after six weeks of trolley service shutdown. A Chicago meeting between A W Harris and W B McKinley aims to settle franchise disputes and resume service. Waterloo Gun club schedules a late-season practice at Byrnes park tomorrow. Mr and Mrs W H Brann undertake an automobile trip to Chicago Polo and Naperville via Northwestern College visit.
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Des Moines
Oct
Chicago
A. W. Harris
W- B. McKinley
Middlewest
J Lown
Harris
SE Paanee
Suez Canal
Egypt
Palestine
Waterloo Gun Club
Byrnes Park
W. H. Brann
Cortlandt Street
Polo
Naperville
Ill
Daugh Ruth
Northwestern College
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Hay
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Lengley
OT Irs
UP Equity Men
Utions
Don 5
Seaman
Scott
Quaie
Aubaane
MJ. Torper
Chickasaw
Otto Larder
Cedar
Oius
Auen
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Geogre Carstensen
Howard
J. Swinton
Floyd
J.H, Thiesen
Ton
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Finchford Hears District
Reds
MR. Smick
Mystic Workers
George Howe
Morrison, Lr
Mystic Workers of the World
Moose Hall
Stalla
T. R. Sawyer
C. RK. Wruair
Louise Gras
W. J. Belt
G. F. Duty
Kate
Perrin
Florence Segain
Martin Keiley
Sentinel
T. J. Bender
Bastille
Planx
Central Labor Body
P.A
Prince Albert
BY Ry Ut
Mata Pee i Pepe
Ty . Reynalds Tobacca Co
Winston-Selena, Ne
P. A
Cames A. Payne
St. Lawrence
Ida Hall
Ward Nobholz
Brandon
Margaret Kemp
John Moser
Independence
Winfred W. Weimar
Waters
Vera M. Reber
T. E. Atkins
Dunkerton
Myetta £. Lumbus
Joseph Even
Raymond
Inez Chapman
Rose Mangrich
Persia
Buchanan
Ial
Ray Braniger
McFarlan
Wate
O. J. Scott
Olathe
Kan
George B. Worthen
Fourth Street West
Winnipeg
Can
M Scott
Mr. Worthen
Redfield, Iowa
Waterings Bank
Town Tie Savings Bank
Iowa
Waterloo Savings Bank
Bridge Streets
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