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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1929

Page

20

Wets Have Edge In Proh Battle Warns Ebbert And Johnson

At Grace Methodist church Prohibition advocates Major Ebbert and Pussyfoot Johnson proclaimed the wets hold the advantage in the eighteenth amendment fight. Ebbert warned of newspaper bias and money from European liquor interests shaping the struggle while Johnson cited harsher European arrests and urged continued U.S. restriction to save prohibition.

Arib-saloon League Crusaders F. B. Ebbert Willam E Pussyfoot) Johnson Grace -Methodise Episcopal Church Ebbert America Raskob DuPont Lquor Johnson Pussyfoot inter+national Uquor foe London Paris Sweden Munich New York City United States Stockholm New York Hammurabi Europe

County Board Inspects Road Machinery for Maintenance

Black Hawk County Supervisors and County Engineer O C Thompson left for Benton and Linn counties to view road making and maintenance equipment in operation. They also plan a Cedar Rapids factory tour to inspect snow plows and likely purchase a rotary plow for the first snow. Under the new road law, after January 1 the board will oversee construction and maintenance of township and county roads.

Black Hawk

Veterans of Foreign Wars Endorse Poll Tax Exemption

The Council of administration for the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Waterloo and South Dakota backed an effort to pass a 1931 law exempting World War I soldiers from poll taxes. Current veterans of prior wars already enjoy exemption. The 1931 department convention is set for June 21 to 23 in Waterloo. Members gathered at Leon G. Clark's home on Linden Avenue with Arthur D. Dodds delivering the welcome address and a banquet served.

Council of Administration Towa South Dakota Veterans of Foreign Wars General Assembly Department Waterloo Leon G. Clark Linden Avenue Arthur D. Dodds Des Moines

Weather forecast: warmer temps after rain in Iowa

Des Moines reports cloudy skies with possible southeastern rain then warmer weather in eastern and central Iowa. Federal observer Charles D. Reed noted a slight frost in the central and northeast areas, but no freezing temperatures reached. He added today's forecast calls for more normal temperatures for this time of year.

Des Moines U.P Charles D. Reed Towa Reed

Pike caught in cedar tips scales at 9.34 pounds

John Anderson a boilermaker's helper at Illinois Central shops reports a walleyed pike he caught near the Chicago Great Western bridge over the Cedar River weighed nine and three quarters pounds, measured 29 inches long and 15 inches around, calling it his best catch of the season. A hurricane in Rome caused deaths and injuries and flooded areas near Savone.

John Anderson Illinois Central Adams Street Chicago Great Western Cedar River John Altho

Jefferson Busses Seek Local Permit

Jefferson Busses seeks a local permit to operate passenger and freight service between north of Charles City and south of Nashua in Iowa. The Iowa railroad commissioners set October 3 for a hearing at the Waterloo courthouse to decide on competition with Red Ball Transportation of Mason City and the W M & N Railway at Waterloo. The company asks to drop its Cresco Decorah motorbus bid and focus on local routes.

Jefferson Highway Transportation Company Minneapolis Cedar Rapids Charles City Nashua Iowa Railroad Commissioners Waterloo Red Ball Transportation Company Mason City W.,.¢. F. & MN. Raitlway Company Jefferson Highway Company Commission Cresco Decorah

Iowa Realtors Plan Helpful Meeting at Davenport

The eleventh annual convention of the Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards runs Oct. 14 to 16 in Davenport. Incoming attendees may golf or smoke Monday afternoon while registrations and a state boards session proceed. Tuesday features breakfast conferences, general sessions with President Arthur Denger and Secretary Lester W. Miller, and talks on the real estate brokers license law by John J. Wagner Ed E. Smith and J. W. Jacoby. State Senator O F Clark discusses Tax Revision in Town, followed by J E Johnson speaking on Agriculture in the Corn Belt.

Davenport Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards Towa Lscal Bert Gorman J. C G. Ferguson Des Moines Arthur Denger Lester W. Miller Waterloo Harold Metcalf John J. Wagner Cedar Rapids Smith J. W. Jacoby Marion Ohio Board of Real Estate Examiners O. F Clark J. E. Johnson Champaign, OL Susialang Harry Grant

McKechnie Quits Cardinals to Manage Boston Braves

William McKechnie, transient major league manager, resigns from the St. Louis Cardinals to take a four year managerial contract with the Boston Braves. Braves president Emil Fuchs announces the move after the draft meeting. salary not disclosed.

Chicago William Fighting bin) McKechnie St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves McKechnie Cardinals Boston Emil Fuchs Braves Pittsburgh Pirates Cards Redbirds Rochester Billy Southworth William Killefer St. Louis Browns Dan Howley

Real Estate Board Talks Set For Convention Session

Atkinson of Chicago the director of divisional activities for the National Association of Real Estate Boards will discuss Brokerage Selling. D. Herrold of Northwestern University will address advertising and H. Morten Budfish of Chicago will cover appraisals. Reports of committees and election of officers wrap up the closing general session, with invitations for the next convention received.

Des Moines Judge Dies After Fall Through Canopy

Herman F. Zeuch a 40 year old Polk County district judge died after falling from a concrete portion to a glass covered canopy at the Des Moines Register and Tribune building during a parade review for the Des Moines food show. He fractured his neck and skull in the 15 foot fall. Zeuch born Strawberry Point Iowa June 1 1886, educated at Hopkinton Drake and Iowa, served in WWI, and held municipal then district bench posts. Funeral plans not yet completed.

Des Moines U.P Herman F. Zeuch Polk County Des Moines Register and Tribune John Hammill Zouch Hammill Hubert Utterback B. F. Williams Chamber of Commerce Judgs Zeuch Strawberry Point Hopkinton University of Iowa Drake University Batavia Eighty-Fourth Infantry State Supreme Bench

Roadmaster Dies After Attempted Garage Drive

Des Moines reports 60 year old A. O'Brien 60 long time roadmaster for Rock Island lines in town dies yesterday as he tried to drive into his garage. Death attributed to heart trouble. Nevada Missouri changes venue to Bates county in Bernard Pohl case following charges by 18 year old Mamie Woods of Des Moines.

Des Moines F—Thomas A. O'Brien Rock Island Lines Nevada Bernard Pohl Bates’ County Pohl Mamie Woods

Film news and study notes from Iowa teachers college faculty

A scanned collage of film previews and academic moves. The piece lists talking pictures from Paramount and Pathe with names like Alme McMahon and Dave Borden. It notes Mrs. Alme McMahon of Superior Wisconsin traveling to study Spanish at the University of Porto Rico after a long Iowa teachers college career.

Bret Onigh Gharley Chase Barto Age James Baniger Paramount Strand Jolson Bay Story Maerian’ Nixon Mttle Davey Leen Oxwald Classie Sical Libel Pathe. Comnd Waterloo Charles’ ‘Delaney Dave Borden Tinderworld Superior Wis Mys Alme M McMahon Iowa State Teachera College Jett West‘ Indies University of Porto Rico

Census Supervisor Appointed for Several Counties

A 1830 census supervisor was appointed for Boone Calhoun Carroll Crawford and Hamilton counties with headquarters at Boone in Washington D C The action was announced in October in the nation capital accompanying references to Goodykoontz.

Washington, D.C

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