Sian Fein Poised To Play Last Hand For Self Rule
London October 14 Irish Peace conference opened at Downing Street with Sinn Fein plenipotentiaries and British delegates. Lloyd George welcomed them as Arthur Griffith spoke for Sinn Fein. The session adjourned to 4 pm. Austen Chamberlain ill. Public interest high as crowds gathered outside Downing Street Whitehall.
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Sian Fein
United Press
London
Downing Street
Trigh
Whitehall
Lloyd George
Scotland
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
Austen Chamberlain
Gordon Be- Wart
Nord
Associated Press
Linn
Fein
Ireland
M Michael Collins
Robert Burton
Gavan Duffy
Dublin
Erskine Childers
John Chartres
Altke
Linn Feiners
Downing Sptreet
Eastern Senators Fight Compromise Plan Promised
Eastern senators vow a fierce battle over the tax bill as sponsors push a compromise plan. Republicans back the plan but eastern lawmakers threaten substitutes on surtax and estate tax while pushing for record votes.
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Associaton Press
Washington, D.C
Chamber
Senate
Mortuary Notices Hit Waterloo Area Obituaries
Mary E. Davis wife of Wm J. Davis 2147 Mulberry Street died at 5 am at her daughter’s home in Gilbertville Iowa of complications She was born Mary E Pike Sept 20 1851 in Anderson Indiana and came to Iowa in 1875 living in Independence then Waterloo since 1901 She belonged to the Church of the Brethren and leaves several children including George Davis Mrs Sawyer and others G E Webster 60 died at her daughter’s home 736 Collage Street Interment in Ossian Iowa Funeral home viewing then burial in Ossian Lyle A Prugh 433 Leland Avenue died at 5:30 am born Oct 1921 funeral in Shell Rock Ill Myron B Bennett died yesterday service tomorrow at Petersen Bros Chapel with burial at Fairview
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Mary E. Davis
Independence
Willian Mavis
Dan
Watersroo
Church of the Broth
George i Davis
W. Verlao
John
Hartford
N Sawyer
Gilbertfale
Talia EL Perrin
Sel- Mzie Tine Yin
Pet Arsen Pchapel
Rex
A. P
G. E. Webster
Webster
J. J. Jones
Collate Street
O'Keefe & Towne
Ossien
Osian
Mr. Webster
Tan
Ossian
WL Carter
Jones
Waterloo
Ing
Lyle A. Pragh
Lyle Adeir Prugh
James L. Prugh
Leland , Avenue
Shell Rock
Ill
Rev. C. Kepford
Soteanene
Riverside Cemetery
Myron B. Bennett
Lamson Street
Petersen Bros
D. J. Gretzinger
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Fairview
Betegtine Denies Hightower In Ory Case
District Attorney George Swart announced that private detective Jay Herry Dunlap signed an affidavit denying claims by William Hightower that Father Heslin was not killed. Hightower, baker philosopher, faces kidnapping and murder charges and testified about Delly Mason and a grave scene involving pancakes and a drunken Greek myth.
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United: Pressy
Redwood City
Cal
Jay Herry Dunlap
William Hightower
Father
Heslin
George Swart
Dunlap
David Bender
Baltimore
Hightower
Swart
Patrick Heslin
Dolly Mason
Delly Mason
Father Heslin
Fishly
Fire loss for 1920 runs over half a billion dollars
President Mallalieu cites 1920 fire loss figures from 20 states totaling 56 percent above 1919. The actuarial bureau projects national losses near 404 million plus an estimated 25 percent for unreported fires, pushing 1920 waste above 560 million dollars. No single blaze occurred, yet overall carelessness produced a record fire toll rivaling 1906 San Francisco.
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Actuar al Bureau
National Board of Fire Underwriters
W. £. Mallalieu
National Fire Protection Association
San Francisco
Hess
Bartholomew Freed Exonerated in Mortgage Property Case
Preliminary hearing in municipal court released J W Bartholomew on the charge of selling mortgaged property after a continuance from Sept 24. Judge ruled no crime had been committed and taxed costs to Black Hawk county. Allegation involved disposing of an automobile with an unpaid mortgage.
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Bartholomew
J. W. Bartholomew
Black Hawk County
War Finance brings easier money to Iowa banks
The War Finance Corporation plans funding to stabilize farm and stock sectors, with Des Moines leaders Graot eee rin and Brenton guiding Iowa loans. Banks may not issue new agricultural loans beyond existing contracts, or raise interest beyond fixed limits, while farm debt relief aims to lift rural credit and spur circulation as prices recover.
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War Finance Corporation
Waterloo
Law
Graot Eee Rin
Central Sia Ban
Des Moines
Ee Ely Eb Brenton
National Bank
Iowa
Eect
Banka
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Standard Oil Builds Ornate Filling Station at Mullan and Falls
The Standard Oil company began construction today of an ornate brick pebbledash filling station at the corner of Mullan and Falls avenues replacing the old facility. The project costs about 1600 dollars. A. C. Cole also started a brick bungalow at 900 Moir Street, 24 by 45 feet, estimated at 3600 dollars.
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Standard Oil
Mullan and Falls
Standard Oil Company
Mullan and
Falls Avenues
A. C. Cole
Moir Street
City in Briefs Recap of Local Movements and Legal News
G C Bennett returns from a week in Washington and other eastern points. Mrs Walter D Jones and Miss Ruth Robinson attend a national show in St Maral. Deputy sheriff A Robinson escorts Donald Strover to Anamosa reformatory for a five year sentence. Mrs A W Cavard improves after a serious illness at 1410 Fourth Street West with recovery outlook excellent. Mamie M Myers files for divorce from Fred W Myers seeking custody of two children and monthly alimony of four dollars. Tex-Mex Oil stockholders adjourn vote to send attorney B J Wenner to inspect and report on Oklahoma and Texas properties. Arch F Bronson visits Nora Springs to see brother Susion B Bronson, a dentist with three brothers in the profession. Mason Russell MacKinstry of Colo. visits his city hosts Myr and Mrs Hugh at 411 Seventh Street West. Dr and Mrs H Kahler Reinherck W E Kahler and miss Gertrude Kahler were guests at the Zeising home. L J Kregle, 333 Bath Street, falls ill while working as a motorman at Headford Brothers & Hitchum foundry and suffers a stomach hemorrhage at his in-law Ley B Park’s office. Ulcers blamed. life considered despaired temporarily.
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FE. A. Robinson
Donald Strover
Anamosa
A. VT. Cavard
Fourth Street West
Mamie M. Myers
Fred W Myers
Tex-Mex Oil Company
B. J. Wenner
Oklahoma
Texas
Arch F. Bronson
H. Bronson
Nora Springs
Susion B. Bronson
Sr. Bronson
Allie H
Illinois
Irvin
Mason Russell MacKinstry
T. Colo
Myr
Hugh
Seventh Street
Jachinstry
H. ¥. Kahler
Reinherck
W. E. Kahler
Denison
Gertrude Kahler
Cui
Gaga
Zeising
L. J. Kregle
Bath Street
Headford Brothers & Hitchims Foundry
Ley EB. Park
Eight Ways to Relieve Unemployment Conference Urges
United Press reports eight major recommendations by committees of a national unemployment conference to provide permanent relief. They include readjusting railroad rates, speeding tax legislation, deferring tariff bills, railway refunding to boost employment, reducing war era armament spending, stabilizing exchange rates, targeting regular employment in seasonal industries, and restoring prewar price relationships amid low agricultural prices and high railroad rates and coal costs.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
National Unemployment Conference
Iowa Citizens Plan Statewide Armament Protest
A Des Moines meeting of 25 committees led by the Chamber of Commerce initiates plans for a statewide disarmament conference to protest the national armament program. Gov Kendall’s letter urges opposition to a 1.5 billion dollar appropriation as locals organize executive council led meetings and seek national speakers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Executive Council
Chamber of Commerce
Busiiness Clubs
J.J. Adams
Gov. Kendall
Two Des Moines Men to Loan Farm Funds
Washington D C Oct 11 The War Finance corporation announced the appointment of two Des Moines men to lead agricultural loan offices in Des Moines to fill vacancies Crawford Moore of Salt Lake City and Boise Idaho B E M Kennedy Bradford Idaho and J A Cavanaugh with B F Kaufman both of Des Moines named to run the Des Moines office
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Sy United Press
Washington, D. C
War Finance Corporation Today
Salt Lake City
Utah
Crawford Moore
Boise
Idaho
BE. M. Kennedy
Bradford
Des Moines
Inn
J. A. Cavanaugh
B. F. Kaufman
Newspapers Will Aid Waterloo Relief Survey Effort
Waterloo newspapers will be added to the resources of the Waterloo Relief commission to survey those in need of work. A committee session at Greater Waterloo association approved a form for readers to fill and send to the relief commission. Other mediums and organizations, including churches and merchants, will help clarify the situation.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Relief Commission
Greater Waterloo Association
Parade and Picnic Program At El Kahir Temple
A large El Kahir temple event at Vinton features a parade at 11 a.m. a 50 piece Shrine band concert downtown and a noon picnic dinner. Festivities include a saddle horse display running races barnyard golf and a ball game with Shriners from Waterloo attending.
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el Kahir Temple
Vinton
Waterloo
Shrine
Yege Army Moves On Smaller Towns For Winter
Chicago reports a winter crime wave shifting from big cities to villages. Police chief Fitzmorris says crooks target small towns as guards in banks and lone cashiers are vulnerable. The surge in 24 hour robberies marks the season start, not led by a single mastermind.
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United Press
Chicago
Fitzmorris
Senate passes Borah bill for free Panama Canal transit
Telegraph briefs note the senate approved a Borah bill enabling free transit for American coastwise vessels through the Panama Canal. Also reported is the mysterious murder of Dayton attorney Lucian Soward in his office and Democratic National Committee meeting plans in St. Louis on November 1.
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Associated Press
M, D.C
Senate
Panama Canal
Dayton
Lucian Soward
Washington, D. C
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
George White
New York
Yton
Ormer
James Mgs
Democratic Party
League of Nations
United States
Democratic Club
Sot Eeerae
Geekident Wag m
Cur Residen Harding
House Rules Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
George H. Cushing
Wholesale Coal Association
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Betegtine
Hightower Ot Ory
Leesburg
Tex
Get
McNealy
Mount Pleasant
Lowa
G. C. Bennett
Walter D. Jones
Ruth Robinson
St. Maral
Fletcher
Zerae
Peis
Chas. H- Fletcher
WCW
Emmy
Owa
Washington
EL Kahir
YEGE
Qualti
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, NG
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