Soldiers Bonus Law On Iowa Ballot Nov 7
Des Moines Iowa voters will decide on the Jews soldiers bonus law from the Thirty-ninth General Assembly. The measure funds a 320 000 500 bond issue repaid over 20 years with 10 cent daily bonuses for Iowa veterans and an additional tax to raise about 1.1 million annually. Eligible recipients include Iowa residents who served honorably in US military service between April 6 1918 and November 11 1918 or their heirs. The plan creates a bonus board and sets filing deadlines, penalties for false claims, and bond terms with payments over 20 years.
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Legion Eyes Campaign to Pass Bill Says Editorial
The piece notes no organized opposition to the proposition with many groups endorsing it. It predicts a heavy majority but plans intensive voter education about the bill’s provisions and impact on ex service men and families. Legion posts and auxiliary units to mobilize women relatives in campaign efforts statewide.
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Onty
Altho
Legion
Jarse
Veterans Home admits World War I and Civil War veterans
Marshalltown Iowa, Oct. 11 1922. The Iowa Soldiers Home accepts veterans of World War I Civil Spanish American and Indian wars and their sailors and marines under state rules. On Oct 3 1922 there were 317 veterans and 234 wives. The oldest member is 97 year old W B Ward of Algona a Civil War veteran. the youngest is 27 year old Shuford Meyers of Clemens Iowa a World War veteran on furlough.
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Marshalltown
Lowa
Towa
Institution
Altho
Wata
Lome
Iome
W. B. Ward
Algona
Ward
Co. 1
Second
U.S. Cavalry
B.C. Whitenuil
Shuford Meyers
Clemens, Lr
Juries Send Two to Prison for Murder
Oct 11 two men were found guilty of murder by district court juries. Neil OConnell shot and killed lifelong friend Men Pringle at a drinking party near Junction leaving him to face murder in the second degree with a penalty from 14 years to life. Dominick Cristello, a Civil War veteran, was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life in the state penitentiary after pleading insanity.
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Ines
lLera
Neil O'Connell
Pringle
Tt Alley Junction
O'Connell
Aleyer
Dominick Criatello
James H. Johnson
First Legion
School of Religion to Feature Midweek Hour at First Baptist
A program of religion with weekly 10 lesson courses starts Thursday at First Baptist under Pastor Rev Williamson. Supper at 6 precedes a devotional program. Includes classes for all ages, Bible study topics, teacher training, money club for boys, and a pastor led question box.
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First Baptist Church
R RV. Williamson
Treocurriculnti
India
Monecy Club
Citis
Maccabees entertain state commander at smoker
About 100 members and friends attended a Maccabees smoker last evening where S. S. Burgin spoke on the order's work. George Fergerman outlined plans for a membership drive by the newly formed degree team with a goal of four hundred new members by January.
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Maccabees
S. S. Burgin
George Fergerman
Des Moines
Liquor Raid On Sylvester Slorah Leads to Fine
A raid on Sylvester Slorah at 1143 1 2 Fourth Street East by police led by P E Walker seized a gallon of alcohol. Slorah was arraigned in municipal court and fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading not guilty. judge Courtrigat remanded him.
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Sylvester
Slorah
Fourth Street
P. E. Walker
Co. B. Courtrigat
Cedar Falls Campaign Debate Draws 10000 Crowd
Cedar Falls October crowd exceeds ten thousand for a campaign debate between Smith MW republican and Clyde Jerring democrat for US senator amid noisy exchanges. Brookhart opened and closed the session attacking Mech-Cummins act, ship subsidy, and veteran benefits. Hering argued against federal reserve controls but kept to broader issues. The event, part of Rock Island Railway’s seventieth anniversary, featured a long parade with floats and entertainment as two candidates faced off in a windy outdoor setting.
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Oet
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Hrogkhart
Clyde Jerring
United States
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Brookstart
Feilt Era Reserve Board
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Herring
Rock Island
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Alun
Fritz Williams Wen jailed for liquor law violations in Waterloo
Judge G W Woof sentenced five defendants for liquor law violations to bail terms of four and three months, with appeals planned to the Supreme Court for writs. Defendants remain free for now as writs are pursued, while further contempt proceedings and hefty fines have been noted for violators. A separate note reports a film screening at Plaza Theatre for Forget Me Not, highlighting themes of motherhood and orphan care.
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Jurge Wood
Chambera
Supreme Court
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Walter R. French
Aa G. Fritz
Harry Wiliams
Iirge
Waterloo
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Waterloo Ambistellal Assoriation
City Offiials
Plaza Theatre
Ima
Onal
The Sandman Story of the Twinkle-Eyes Family
In a fond children tale, Twinkle-Eyes and his wife welcome seven pink newborns in a corner nest. Relatives fear noise and wonder at their appearance while Grandpa Mouse hints at lively times to come. The story promises more about the Twinkle-Eyes family next week.
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Morseland
Twinkle-Eres
Fire damages Cedar Heights house on Rainbow drive
Firefighters from Waterloo and Cedar Falls battled a blaze at a Cedar Heights home recently vacated by Br. TD. J. McBroom and later occupied by a Lingren family. The basement and rafters burned with smoke and water contributing to the loss estimated in the hundreds of dollars.
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Cedar Heights
Br. TD. J. McBroom
Lingren
Waterloo
Rainbow Drive
Cedar Falls
Y W C A Swimming Classes Popular This Year
Y W C A swimming classes are expected to be in high demand as more sessions open this year. Only nine beginner and twelve intermediate panels are available at East High pool. West High class plans will be announced soon with registration advised immediately. An extensive physical training program begins this week with beginning gymnastics, volleyball, and baseball offered in open classes starting tonight.
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East High Pool
Hospital officers named as Iowa Catholic hospitals convention closes
The Iowa Conference of Catholic Hospital Association wraps its second annual session at St Francis Hospital Cedar Rapids with officer elections led by Mother Mary Cephnos of Mercy Cedar Rapids. Named were Sister Mary Bernadette Waterloo vice president Sister Genevieve Grundy second vice president Sister Mary Aquin Davenport secretary treasurer and Sister Mary Loretti Sioux City third vice president.
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St. Francis, Hospital
Mary’ Cephnos
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mary Bernadette
Watertoo
Sisterary Genevieve
Gtuimwa
Mary Aquinas
Seybert
Coung¢s
Keefe
Clinton
Ht. Evans
Fort Dodge
M. A. Ghesie
E. Cobb
Marshalltown
Loretta Scanlon
Mary Beatrice
Waterlow
EB. Brinkman
Dr.! W. Ellyson
APPROVES PLAN TO RENAME STREETS IN WATERLOO
Waterloo firemen favor renaming streets to improve locating addresses from a central point. W W Alles, president of the association, urges the city council street and alley committee to proceed, arguing clearer names aid routing and emergency response.
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Ity
Oviation
Leon A. Link
Waterloo
Inquirer
Terloo street renaming and numbering proposal discussed
The fire department notes misaligned street names and block numbers in Terloo. A proposed renaming and renumbering aims to create a uniform system so residents and responders can locate addresses more easily, acknowledging temporary extra work but long term clarity.
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Dairy Cattle Congress Satisfies $9722 in Debts and Judgments
Judgments aggregating 9724.26 were satisfied yesterday against the Dairy Cattle Congress and all court costs paid. Two judgments favored Mike Blitseh for building the hip podrome, one for 8830.63 and another for 891.68.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Mike Blitseh
Hippodrome
Prayer Meetings Set at Several Homes Tonight
First Brethren cottage prayer meetings of the evening will be held at the homes of W. Fl. Miller 433 Vermont Street Norman Ringler 28 Grant Avenue A A Soutrager 829 Fourth Street West and Glenn Liehty in Orange Township all in the local area
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First Brethren Cottage
W. Fl. Miller
Vermont Street
Norman Ringler
Grant Avenue
A. A. Soutrager
Fourth Street
Glenn Liehty
Orange Township
Marriage Licenses Issued in Waterloo and Long Beach
Leo Ti Asnes of Long Beach California and Leile K Cawlishaw of Waterloo listed for marriage licenses. Joseph J Kipp of Waterloo and Emily Mary Barthiaume of Waterloo also appear among the records.
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Leo Ti
Asnes
Long Beach
Cal
Leile K. Cawlishaw
Waterloo
Joseph J. Kipp
Emily Mary Barthiaume
Dae Duan
Physicians refuse police calls for aid in city care
Dr. J G McAlvin announces the medical society will not honor police requests for emergency medical service except through the overseer of the poor. The $1500 contract with the board of supervisors covers calls only from the overseer or his agents. Mayor Guagy proposes hiring a salaried physician to provide immediate care similar to visiting nurses.
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Board of ‘Supervisors
J. G. McAlvin
Medical Society
McAlvin
Board of Supervisors
Adits
A. E. Guagy
Local Office Merger Hints Salary Boost Debate
A note suggests merging this office with a city doctor, adding 600 to 1500 already paid by the board of supervisors to boost salaries. Mention of Mrs. A J Fullerton of Los Angeles visiting her daughter Mrs. Richard I Hall at 1820 Independence Avenue appears in the fragment.
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Los Angeles
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Tor
Richard I., Hall
Independence Avenue
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Promotion Sample
An advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy promising relief from intestinal mucus and inflammation. It claims rapid cure, avoidance of surgery, and a money back guarantee, offered by druggists with a simple harmless formula.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement Claims Health Benefit
An old style ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a purely vegetable mix with olive oil claimed to purify the liver and bowels improve skin color brighten eyes and ease congestion. It promises pink skin buoyancy and no dangerous after effects and urges a daily regimen with two tablets night and day.
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