Woman Injured in Alleged Arrest During Bus License Dispute
Miss Schultz sues Cedar Falls officials over alleged false arrest and choking by City Marshal Enlow on June 27 1922 after asserting no license was needed for bus operations between Charles City and Waterloo. Trial recounts struggle in mayor office with accusations of dragging and restraint.
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Alloriu Fal
BE. B. Stiles
Tix Telal
Uras Huesehulez
Age of
Hed Hath Tracapartition Company
Charles Civ
Waterloo
Cedar Pass
Alarstil Eniow
Marshal Eniow
Miss Behultz
Lcense
Cedar Falls
Shoe
J Aha
Marshal Enlow
Inmayor
Aha
Ealow
Hnlow
Miss Schultz
Minot
Enlow
Ofice
Colonel Ralph Howell Dies in Iowa City Stroke
Col Ralph Howell district judge died suddenly in Iowa City yesterday from apoplexy. A long-time member of the national guard for 39 years, he served in World War I as a judge advocate and commanded troops in campaigns. Military funeral services are planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Ralph Howell
Iowa City
Towa City
Ralph P. Howl Eimer
Howell
Iowa
National Guard
Cal
Betsi
Parsons College Mall Restored Old Building in Fairfield Iowa
Fairfield residents back a plan to restore Ewing Hall built in 1857 at Parsons College campus. The project aims to recreate the original porch and restore interior features as nearly as possible, preserving the oldest building on campus once used for various purposes.
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Fairfield
Ewing Hall
Parsons Coffees
Sit
Beinhart Henn
Jowan
Parsons College
College of Music
Special Meetings Precede Dedication of New Presbyterian Home
Dr J H Divine of Brooklyn will lead daily inspirational meetings at the First Presbyterian Church in the channel of its new building. Open to the public and church members, the sessions run nightly except Saturdays with a mass meeting for women to follow at the Highland Ft Highmey residence.
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First Presbyterian
J. H. Divine
Brooklyn
Divine
Rain Pepeng
Dr. Divine
Ft. Highmey
Highland
26 Crossings On 25 Miles Of Road To Be Eliminated
McGregor Iowa October 16 The Clayton county supervisors have secured right of way for a new road between Monona and Postville and Postville to Calmar to remove 26 railroad crossings on a 25 mile stretch. Contracts for grading will be let next spring. The former wagon trail now crosses the railroad 26 times creating frequent hazards and past accidents.
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McGregor
Clayton County Board of Supervisors
Monona
Postville
Calmar
Post Ville
Milwaukee Railway Company
Frst
Mississippi
Iowa
Minnesota
Wyoming cities vote for municipal electric light point
State briefs report Wyoming plans a municipal electric light point after a rate dispute with Iowa Electric company. The measure passed 118 to 0.
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Wromibe
Wyoming
Iowa Electric Company
Origee Chu
Gumarvisors
Fort Dodees
Lothan Hospital
Webster County
Davenport
Trapped by Flood Scores Imperiled in Oklahoma City
Flood waters filled Oklahoma City hospitals and overwhelmed guardsmen as Aj. Gen. B. H. A Markham directed 300 National Guard troops by telephone. Rescue efforts continued for marooned families while the two mile wide torrent caused extensive damage and fear, though no lives reported lost.
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PROM
Bank
B. H. A Markham
Oklahoma National Guard
Bids On 82 Mile County Paving Project May Beat Grant Highway Costs
Eleven bidders seek a county paving contract totaling 32.44 miles with bids from Bryant, Moore-Young and others. Engineers estimate materials to exceed 25 hundred carloads of crushed stone and 15 thousand tons of cement for the project, which would dwarf adjacent county efforts. The plan calls for work to begin in spring and finish by winter, placing the county ahead of all others in total paved mileage.
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Bryant
Grant Highway
Bryant and
Moore- Young Companies
Northern States Contracting Company
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Bryants
Maars- Young Company
Iowa
Benton County
Janesville
Hudson
Two Girls Plan Bolshevist Bicycle Tour
Miss Helen Rich and Miss Helen Hoyt departed from Colorado Springs for New York en route to Europe to bicycle through Bolshevist Russia. The pair, noted as a newspaper writer and an art student, set this travel note during their press visit.
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Colorado Springs
Coto
Helen Rich
Helen Hoyt
New York
Eurene
Death of Mrs Alta M Sharp at Marble Rock
Mrs Alta M Sharp of Marble Rock Iowa died at PresbyterIan hospital at 3 50 yesterday after two weeks medical care. She was born December 20 1894 in Marble Rock and is survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs C T Rex and several brothers and sisters. Body is at O Keefe Towns funeral home awaiting arrangements.
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Alta M. Sharp
Marble Rock
Presbyterian Hospital
Necedent
C. T. Rex
Seveal Brothers
O'Keefa & Towns
Walton League State Meet Opens First Conference
Thirty five members from Waterloo and other Walton League chapters gathered at Hotel Inseell-Latison for the state association's first annual convention. Judge George W. Wood chaired, with J. Dilg and H. Pederson set to speak on stream pollution and wildlife preservation. Delegates registered early as committees were formed to draft bylaws and plan publicity.
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Waterloo
Leak Walton League
I. Dug
Heiss
Murtagh
A. C. Wilford
Jon Kantaky
Fort Doge
B. G. . Higgins
Mason City
D. BD
Judge Wood
League
Specia
General Assembly
J. Dilg
H. ¥. Pederson
State Boar of Health
Russell-Lamson
Ato
W. H. Beachler
Wl Dilg
Frank Peet
Cedar River
Osage
Plaza Theatre
B.C. Higging
FL Ll. Winnegan
B. Mc Peak
R. B. Robertson
C. T. Balmot
Mason Guy
D. O. Conger
Ida Grove
R. A. Morris
Rockwell
City
W.w.gombs
Cedar Falls
George E. Baker
Ames
Tom Townsend
S. W. Rubee
Marshalltown
Joe Kauteky
Fort Dodge
S. O. Carter
Des Moines
Co. C. van Dyke
Dubuque
H.V. Pederson
Claude ST. Pettit
A. H. Latrimer
T. W. Jackson
A. BE. Nugent
Cedar Rapids
J. MK. Joder
Theodore Menges
J. CO. Murtagh
F. M. Shores
Jack Casebeer
A. M. Place
Fom Gauthier
Ernest Koepke
North Woods Fires Threaten Settlers and Timber
Duluth Minn October 16 fires again blaze in the north woods driven by a heavy southwest gale burning acres of timber and threatening settlers homes. In Northwestern Wisconsin and near Noseming sanitarium west of Duluth 35 men fight a brush blaze while 200 men contend with a dangerous fire in Chub lake and Wrenshall areas. The flames sweep toward Jay Cooke state park as only heavy timber losses are reported.
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Duluth
Minn
North Woods
Wisconsin
Noseming Sanitarium
Chub Lake
Wrenshall
Jay Cooke State Park
Associated Packing to Be Wound Up Nov 1
Judge L L Thompson set November 1 for the final hearing and winding up of Associated Packing company after more than 100 stockholders filed exceptions to the referee Robert Bannister report. Stockholders allege fraud in the purchase of worthless stock.
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Des Moines
L. L. Thompson
Associated Packing Company
Robert Bannister
Theatrical Troupers Held as Shoplifters
In Keokuk Iowa on October 15 Mrs Margaret Mason and Mrs Herzog reputedly connected to a theatre troupe were arrested on shoplifting charges. Bundles left for a rummage sale yielded about $30 of merchandise stolen from local stores. The women remain jailed without bonds. their husbands, in Fairfield for bookings, have returned with counsel seeking county attorney settlement.
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Keokuk
Marggaret Mason
Herzog
Fairfield
Body of Stealworter on Traces at Norway
Coroner EF Hunt will hold an inquest to determine the death cause of El Meyers a Chicago street worker found on Northwestern railroad tracks. It is believed Meyers was struck by a train.
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Norway
T. Hunt
el Meyers
Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
Meyers
Christmas Relief Committee Named by Welfare Group
Waterloo Council of Social Agencies named a Christmas relief committee led by Mrs. Dorothy Taylor to oversee aid for the poor and prevent duplication. The group, formed last month, aims to draft a constitution and establish a central registration bureau. report due next meeting.
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George B. Worthen
Dorothy Tayor
Art
Sampson James
Waterloo Council of Social Agencies
Greater Waterloo Association
Seite
Dorothy Taylor
Tremendous Ovation for Lloyd George in Chicago Welcome
Thousands greet former British prime minister David Lloyd George on arrival at Northwestern station Chicago. Police and federal agents deter possible Irish demonstrations as Dawgs and Mayor Dever receive him after Mooseheart visit. Secretary Davis flies in from San Francisco to meet the Welsh leader amid fog delays.
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Chicago
Lloyd George
Britain
Charles Dawgs
Dever
Northwestern
Mooseheart
Lioyd George Party
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
San Francisco
Cal
Lebor
James J. Davis
David Lloyd George
Coolidge Seeks Lower Wheat and Coal Rates
President Coolidge told Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania Railroad to cut railroad rates on wheat shipped for export and extend export level coal rates to domestically used coal, aiming to aid wheat farmers and coal consumers.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheldon to Enforce Curfew at Nine O'clock
Sheldon authorities announced a strict curfew for youngsters tonight citing a long ignored statute. Children under the law must be off the streets by nine unless with a parent, reflecting a resumption of enforcement.
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Sheldon, Ta
Sheldon
Aged Woman Killed by Gas Jet Fumes
Des Moines report of Mrs Katherine Dalton 77 dying from gas fumes at her daughter’s home. The household awoke to a gas odor and Mrs Ann Martian found the elderly woman in the room. A gas jet was partly open and investigators believe she failed to shut it off before retiring.
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Des Moines
Katherine Dalton
Ann Martian
Woman Burned to Death in Hotel Fire
Miss Rosalie McMahon of Merrill died in a hotel fire caused by a kerosene lamp explosion at Highmake near Monorgua Wisconsin. Miss Viola Beranek also of Merrill was seriously burned and injured in the blaze which destroyed the Judy Blaisdell hotel building last night. The fire caused more than 3 dollars in damage according to initial estimates.
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Monorgua
Wis
Rosalieé McMahon
Merrill
Viola Beranek
Judy Blaisdell
Leather Pusher of Film Fame Injured
Reginald Denny, motion picture actor, is recovering in Los Angeles after a Beverly Hills auto accident. He suffered a fractured pelvis and multiple lacera tions of the right arm, keeping him from work for several weeks, doctors said.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Reginald Denny
Beverly Hills
Denny
Salvation Army Commander Evangeline Booth Operated On
Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army underwent nasal passage surgery for an abscess at her White Plains home Sunday night. Officials say she will be unable to take part in future dates for the near term. The statement was released from New York today.
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New York
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
White Plains
Ito Haye
Chicago
Woman Dies After Drinking Poison Mistaken for Medicine
Davenport Iowa report: Mrs. Ethel Gerstanj drinks carbatic acid mislabeled as pepperment drops and dies. Divers search Fraser river for miners trapped at Gritist Unthis.
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Davenport
Ethel Gerstan J
Fraser River
Supreme Court rules retrial in Hayes Van Gorden murder case
Iowa supreme court handed down 27 decisions including a retrial order for Hayes Van Gorden convicted of manslaughter in connection with the alleged slaying of his father in law A S Geesey. The court reversed the verdict for first degree murder and remanded for retrial due to insufficient evidence.
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van Gorden
Erroys
Supreme Court
Boore
Kate Teasdale
Noncoe County
PD. M. Anderson
Man Arrested For Getting Groceries On False Pretenses
J Lang alias J Mille held in city jail on charges of obtaining groceries under false pretenses. He opened an account under Mille with a fictitious address and $10 accrued before the grocer grew suspicious. The delivery address was denied by a woman at the house. Rep Humphries Dies. Jackson Mississippi reports Mississippi representative Ben G Humphries died suddenly at his Greenville home.
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J. Lang
J. Mille
Star Groscery
Lang
Mille
Rep. Humphries
Jackson
Miss
Ben G. Humphries
Mississippi
Greenville
Five men burned to in forest fire near Marquette
Digest notes five men burned to death in a forest fire near Marquette Michigan with scattered reports from the region.
Iowa Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Open Cedar Rapids Meet
Several thousand Iowa Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attend the Cedar Rapids gathering for the state grand lodge. The first day features drills parades and services with a reception and banquet set for today. A $40 000 appropriation for the Mason City orphans home tops the convention agenda along with leadership changes. A. G. Cherry Cedar Rapids will become grand master and Mrs Nellie Hazlett Mason City will lead the Rebekahs.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
State Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Mason City
A. G. Cherry
Grand Lodge
L. J. Neff
Nellie Hazlett
Maude Bunker
Cambridge
Rebekahs
Honorary delegates named for prohibition meeting
H W Tatorfield among 25 named honorary delegates to the national prohibition convention in Birmingham Alabama on December 17. Joan Hammill acting Governor of Town announced the honor for 25 Rhode Island residents. The Youth's Companion notes patriotic history features and solicitation for 1924 subscriptions and bundled magazine offers.
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H.W. Tatorfield
Prohibition
H. AL. Litshfield
Waterloo
Birmingham
Ala
Joan Hammill
Ford backs campaign clubs in South Dakota
Mitchell, Oct. 16. Henry Ford told Ayres head of the new Farmer Labor party in South Dakota he has no objection to the formation of Ford for president clubs in the state. Ayres said the clubs would start formation next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Tom” Ayres
New Farmer Labor Party
South Dakota
Henry Ford
Ayres
Biscuit Maker Leaves Million for Charity in Will
Jacobh L. Loose, chairman of the board of directors of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company, left a fund of 1 million dollars in his will filed for probate in Kansas City. The money is designated to relieve personal distress and sickness among the needy in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jacobh L. Loose
Loose-Wiles Biscuit ‘Company
Tos
It's Better Than 60¢ Coffee I've Used
Mrs. B. E. Rogers of Minneapolis extols Chocolate Cream Coffee as more economical and richer than 60c coffee. She compares weights and praises strength and health effects. She also describes clever uses for empty paraffin-walled canisters for wrapping and gifting fruits and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
B. E.rogera
17Th Ave. N
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Iowa University
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Guie
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Franco
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Crystal Ice & Fuel Company
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