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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

08 Oct 1920

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Waterloo Evening Courier

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Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1920

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4

Raid Leads to Continued Trial for Nine Negroes

Trials for nine African American men in a municipal court session were continued to tomorrow after a raid at 1302 Black Hawk Street. Police, summoned by Sheriff O T Waaner, arrested Sam Taylor and others on gambling related charges with bonds set or posted, while two detainees remained in jail without funds awaiting further hearing.

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Sherif O. T. Waaner Marninn Sieriq Black Hawk Street Lon. m Erapa Sam Taylor James Williams Henry Briggs Jim Simonds Marcus William Wilson George Johnson
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Davenport Sugar Dealers Indicted in Federal Case

An indictment was returned in the United States district court charging Gustarson and James Marks, proprietors of the Cooperative Fruit & Produce Co. of Davenport, with selling and distributing sugar without a federal license under the Dever act. The alleged illegal distribution spanned May 8, 1926, to June 18, 1920, with arraignment set and time requested to plead.

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Davenport Univ Tsies Gusarson James Marks Ie Co-operative Fruit & Produce Co Dever Walter M. Tial- Yaff Arruignmieyi
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Women in Hungary Earn Voting Rights at 24

The text notes that Hungarian women gain the vote at age 24 and only if they can read and write, reflecting literacy and age requirements that restrict suffrage.

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