Sugar Price Controls Spark Federal Action and Debate
The Justice Department warns refiners that charging more than 10 cents cash per pound for sugar will violate the Lever Food Control Act. The Sugar Equalization Board had set 11 cents as a fair retail price, while wholesale price guidance centers on 9 to 10 cents. Attorney General Palmer's telegram directs refiners to announce prices accordingly and warns of penalties for excess charges.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
United States R Equalization Board
Palmer
Department Justice
F. C
Tsugar Equalization Board
Department of Just
Department Office
Sugar Board
Mortuary notes and obituaries from Waterloo area
The Waterloo area obituary notices report Margaret Lanigan age 77 died at 9:30 am at the family homestead near Dunkerton. She and husband Lawrence Lanigan immigrated from County Leitrim in 1871 and lived on a Dunkerton farm. Surviving children include daughters Mrs James K Dut Waterloo, Mrs B Bray Oma Neb, Anna and Margaret. sons Thomas Lanigan Hudson and William at home. Funeral Thursday at St Joseph’s in Waterloo with burial at Calvary cemetery. Virginia Burroway, a child killed in Los Angeles, will have her body transported to Waterloo for burial after details of the accident arrive. Also, a Newell Street resident, Mr. McCracken, died at St Francis Hospital. full services were at home and burial at a local cemetery. A stock judging team from Orange Consolidated School will travel Friday to Chicago for a competition to represent Iowa in the stock judging test. The team includes Blaine Miller, Morton Forney, George Neher, with Vy Klingaman as alternate. Also noted, the first German ship Yaana arrived in Boston from Hamburg, carrying a cargo of frozen goods. The YMCA plans a health center in Labrador at Grenfell Mission this winter, with Dr. Vivian Balle Pleston leading. A British company secured a contract to supply airplanes or equipment to the Chinese government, potentially around $40,000,000.
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Margaret Lanigan
Dunton
Couttyre
Ireland
Lawrence Lanigan
Dunkerton
James K. Dut- Waterloo
B. Bray
Oma- Neb
Anna
Margaret
Thomas Lani- Hudson
Wiliam
St. Joseph's Ien
Waterloo
Calvary Cemetery
Ange Consolidated School
Mies
Iowa
Chicago
Orange Town
High School 75
Blaine Miller
Rton Forney
George Neher
Vy Klingaman
Red Flag Accusations Over Trade Commission
Senator Watson accuses Chicago trade commission staff of sedition and socialist bias after postwar protests. He cites workers including Lewinn, Trotsky supporters, and an accountant Mrs Baldwin as advocates of soviet style rule. Documents claim parade members wore red neckties and flags while demanding red rule in America.
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Lewinn
Trotsky
Martin J. Powers
Watson
D. A. Keper
America
S. Haines
Russia
Wat Ison
Baldwin
The
Trade Commission
Chicago
Landis
Chase
Kraevitz
Sorbar
Keper
Tucker
Department of Justice
Commission
Senator Watson
Federal Trade Committee
Federal Trade Commission
I W W Attorney Margolis Attacks Labor Radicalism
Washington October 20 Senate labor committee questioned Jacob Margolis of Pittsburgh who said he was an I W W attorney and syndicalist anarchist. He refused an oath but affirmed truthfulness and explained the I W W aim to create a new society within the old while seeking better hours and wages.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Labor Committee
Jacob Margolis
Pittsburgh
Kenyon
Margolis
United States
Sphinx Riddle Is. H. C. L. College Told by Jurist
Hanover N H Oct 20 Students and alumni of Dartmouth College assembled in a large tent on campus to celebrate the college's 150th anniversary. Justice Wendall P. Brafford of the DC supreme court praised college spirit as a bold effort to cultivate powers with prior knowledge and apply them to the noble task of the present time. Justice Stafford spoke on the college as a training school for public service and warned that without answering how workers receive fair returns from their toil free government may fail and a revolution could follow.
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Associated Press
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Wendall P. Brafford
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Justice Stafford
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth
Petrograd Is Isolated as Rail Lines Die
London dispatches report Petrograd isolated by Bolshevik control and rail cuts to Vitebsk Moscow and Vologda. Kronstadt fortress falls and Yudenitch advances threaten the city. Pskov under bombardment. Riga situation deteriorates with Lettish forces lacking numbers and matériel. In Chicago, 75 telephone operators quit an hour to protest wage terms. Washington plans brief congressional adjournment in November for a fast before the December session.
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Petrograd
British War Office
Kronstadt
Russia
Associated Press
London
War Office
Vitebsk
Mos Icow
Vologda
Yudenitch
Kransnoe Selo
Yuden Titch
Pskov
Paris
Fetrograd
Auits
Yudenicf
Asadhleted
Chicago
Betting Surge in England as Wartime Curtailments End
London reports record betting on horse racing as England resumes racing after wartime suspensions. Bookmakers note more active bettors and larger wagers with a rise in women customers contributing to a surge in both turnover and winnings.
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London
Associated Press
England
Alfonso Honors Guest Of Paris On Brief Madrid Route
Alfonso leaves Madrid for a brief visit to Maria on his way to England. He is welcomed at the station by French officials. Paris plans include a dinner at the Elysee and a party at Rambouillet with notable guests. The king is to depart Paris Thursday morning for London.
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Paris
Adbavaar- Ku Alfonso
Madrid
Maria
Mngland
Duscu Oelok
Utis Pening
Alephen Pichon
Tiniister
Rand Showo Purdy
Altha Jing Alfonso
Poinenre
Ramboulliet Forest
Marshal Moeh
Senor de Leon
France
Gen. Berdoulat
London
Philippine booze foes act as labor chief wets the Philippines
Manila reports amid doubt over applying the dry amendment to the islands. Labor federation leaders plan a lobby when the legislature convenes in a bid to block prohibition, warning that rural distillers would lose work. The medical profession favors banning imported liquors, while Philippine councils seek state guidance on enforcement and legislative handling. Greek troops move to occupy western Thrace as Bulgarians evacuate, officials say.
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Manila
P. I
Associated Press
Philippine Islands
J. B
D. M. Gandier
California
Christian Service League
League
Dean Bacobe
University of the Philippines
Cansilo Osias
Bureau of Education
Philippina Federation of Labor
Philippine Council of State
French Aid U S Monument Embraces 1 Million Franc Credit
Paris officials slate a chamber of deputies vote approving a one million franc credit for France to participate in building a monument at Pointe De Grave marking American intervention in the war. In Des Moines Iowa leaders of the Presbyterian church converge for the state synod opening this evening through Thursday.
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Paris
Hayas
Chamber of Deputies
Pointe de Grave
Gironde
Des Moines
Presbyterian Church In
Iowa
Donaldson Second in Transcontinental Air Race
News from Mineola and San Francisco reports Captain Donaldson placed second in the twice-around-the-country air derby. Contenders Hare toward the finish with Wright and Queens flying toward San Francisco as the last leg nears completion. Local notes from Greene and surrounding towns cover community events and social gatherings.
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Mineola
N.Y
Get
Jormaldsen
San Francisco
Hoosevelt Field
Dosatilxan Mae
Mangzehnan
Rock Island
Flock Island
Bieul
Manzehnan
Minuola
Jett Rock Usha Heid
Chicago
Golden Gate
Lowell H. Smith
Liew
Queans
Cheyenn
Wio
Kiel
Sidney
Neb
Col
Hartney
Donaldson
Binghamton
N. Y
B. Ww
Maynard
E. G W. Manzalman
Lowell Wright
Treut
H. ER
Queens
Cheyenne
Lieut
Geneseo News Notes and Local Moves
Geneseo items report R. M. Gunn returning from Alabama, Dale Haverfield back from Buckingham, Arence Newell appointed rural mail carrier out of Paler Road starting November 1, J. Braganter visiting the airfield, and Harry W. Dunham leaving for Seattle after a brief visit with his mother Mrs. Fannie Dunham and siblings Mrs. Carrie Shreve and C. F. Dunham.
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Geneseo
R. M. Gunn
Alabama
Dale Haverfield
Buckingham
Arence Newell
Paler Roa Nis
J. Braganter
Harry W. Dunham
Seattle
Fannie Dunham
Carrie Shreve
C. F. Dunham
Exodontist Practice Limited to Tooth Extractions in Anpetheata
Dr J C Murphy D D operates a dental practice limited to tooth extractions at Anpetheata. Dental radiography offices are listed at 313 14 sd erst Natl Bank bid offices to be speed about Nev. 10.
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J. C. Murphy
D.D
Erst Natl Bank
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