Plans of Relief and Employment Commission Approved
The Waterloo Relief and Employment Commission approved relief and employment plans by city labor committees. The plan charges each employed person with one percent of monthly income to fund relief. The executive and social welfare groups will coordinate to avoid duplication and expand city job efforts over the next six months.
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Waterloo Relief and Employment Commission
Commission
Afthe Healthne
Greater Waterloo
Waterloo
Waterloo Relief and Employ
Social Welfare Board
Salvation Army
Tamsin Fatact
Aid
E. F. MacDonough
Getersi
Welfare Agenan
H. B. Cropper
Social Welfare League
League
C.D. Cass. Chaiman
Park Commission
Employment Bureau
WE Maine
Greater Warrenio Association
Offic
Mortuary notices for Mrs Mary Stewart and Mrs W H Myers
Mrs Mary Stewart age 64 died today at 301 Leland Ave of complications. She was born in Montgomery County and lived in Waterloo with husband Arthur Stewart. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at First Lutheran Church with Rev H Mueller officiating. burial in Elmwood. Survived by husband, son Arthur, four sisters, three brothers, one daughter died in infancy. Remains at Petersen Bros. parlors. Relatives in Waterloo also report the death of Mrs W H Mears in Elk River Minnesota from diabetes. Burial planned in Bik.
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Mare Stewart
Mary Stewart
Leland Avenue
Montgomery County
Jaime
St. Sebald, Ja
Lutheran Church
St. Selpald
Waterloo
Stewart
First Lutheran Church
Arthur
Minnie Blake
Lorraine
Robert
Petersen Bros
Rev. H. Mueller
Ehmwood
W. H. Myers
Elk River
Minn
W. HL. Mears
Ivers
Burt Carr
C. A. Ferguson
Bik
Peas and Klansmen Night at Sacred Heart Hall
A garbled notice reports a Sacred Heart Church benefit titled a Night With the Klap featuring The Case Against Casey and a musical Sweetheart Land. Participants include Mrs Genevieve Averill and Miss Adelia Damge with James Murphy and Leslie Wilharm.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Hall
Klap
Casey
Genevieve Averill
Adelia Damge
Anna Casey
Alice Brown
James Wurphy
Leslie Wilharmel
Fynde
Waterloo Council Votes December Six On Sunday Show Ban
Waterloo Iowa council unanimously adopts a resolution to hold a December 6 1923 special election asking voters if motion picture houses theatres and similar amusements should be prohibited on Sundays. A $2000 certified check funds the election with details for implementation and city officials pledge to support or oppose changes based on the majority.
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Hoonten
Prom Bag
Helst
Alexaner Frank
Maanager
Gardenheath
Supreme Courts
Af Dows, and A Decision Expected Vno
RP. McKinsey
The
Waterloo
Une
W. A. Peterson
Leon Link
Watering
T Aidity Council
Sundavai
Ttue
Watterloo
la. Prohibit the Candating Within the City of Waterloo
City of Waterloo
Cole
City of
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Attempted regent coup in Hungary as Charles plot falters
The report outlines the failed attempt by former emperor Charles to regain the throne, with Regent Horthy demanding obedience and government troops pursuing Royalist forces. Charles’s allyship with figures like M. Raksky and Count Andrasse fades as allies weigh his fate, with internment talks arising over Charles’s possible abbey exile near Lake Balaton.
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Charles
Regsin
Horthy
Se ‘ Omer
KarHat
M. Raksky
Count Andrasse
Kanps
Allicers
Swil
Mumber Fu
Bieske
Uneil
Lake Alaton
Asile
Pudagat
Alleged Forger Bound Over By Municipal Court
Bart Appleton was bound over to district court after arraignment on forgery charges for signing Sam H. Preston’s name to a check drawn on Brandon Savings. Bail set at 506 dollars. Police court also reported three intoxication cases. fines and costs imposed. A farmer, a railroad worker, and an ex serviceman faced charges with varied explanations for obtaining liquor. One driver’s fine suspended on costs after a stop and push incident near a fire hydrant.
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Bart Appleton
O. B. Courtright
Municipal Court
Young Appleton
Sam H. Preston
Brandon
Dysart
Poigon
C. G. W. Bridge
T Dent
Incomplete City Brief Recaps Local Incidents and People
Broken OCR notes from the city brief show items about stolen bicycles, visits from out of town, a Chicago livestock dealer staying with local residents, a burglary at a meat market, and quarantines for scarlet fever and smallpox. Also mentions Moose lodge initiates, veterans’ hospital cases, and local legion activities with several named streets and people.
Lee To Superintendents Open Meeting On Law Topics
Iowa Teachers association opens its annual sessions in Des Moines with a three day program beginning Nov 2. Lee will address laws and duties of superintendents and oat bate questions in tutel. Other speakers include Robb on Respect to the Law in Saam, Arthur Deamer of Cedar Rapids, and C F Garrett of Fairfield.
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OT Lee
Iter Moines
Robb
Saam
Arthur Deamer
Cedar Rapids
C.F. Garrett
Fairfield
Ccub
Iowa Teachers Association
Mrs Harding Reorders White House Social Lineup
Mrs Harding shifts social precedence in Washington by extending top social status from cabinet wives to the Ladies of the Senate. The change mirrors the first lady's influence on official receptions and challenges longstanding customs.
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United
Washington, D.C
Washington
Union Chiefs and Rail Board Clash Over Harding Plan
Secret talks reported to avert a looming railway strike unfold as union chiefs and rail executives press for mediating talks with the railway labor board. A tentative settlement would keep current conditions, translate July wage cuts into freight-rate reductions, and retain shop rules, with officials hopeful for a peaceful outcome.
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Harding
Chicago
Sundar
Railway Labor Board
Brotherhoods
Railways
Brotherhood
Supreme Court Rules Councils May Bar Bus Licenses
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld a provision allowing city councils to grant or refuse bus licenses at their discretion under the state bus exclusion law. Justice Preston wrote the opinion affirming the Woodbury district court ruling that the act’s section 4 is valid despite title references. The decision signals councils’ discretionary power over bus entries, pending any future constitutional challenge.
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Associain
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Preston
Woodbury
Sioux City
N.C S
Couneyie
Cramer elected head of County Motor Bureau
Ralph Cramer of Waterloo was chosen president of the 4 Hawk County Motor Trades bureau at the annual meeting held at the Commercial Club last night in Cedar Falls. Elected to offices were Art Kingman Cedar Falls first vice president W J Keefe Waterloo second vice president Harter B Hil Waterloo secretary Walter Orr Waterloo treasurer. The new board includes C A Morris Lyle McDonald O A Repass B B Hunter all of Waterloo and Frank Weisbard Cedar Falls B M Sweitzer Hudson J A Fansford La Forte City. J Cramer succeeds his brother as president. A county committee will coordinate with county clubs on possible railroad service disruption. The committee includes Charles Q Harrow Waterloo Frank Weisbard Cedar Falls B B Hunter Waterloo HH C Kelley traffic manager of the Greater Waterloo Association. Marriage licenses issued to Arthur Hyslop Knoxville and Masbelle Shirling Knoxville. A For Sale ad appears in the Courier.
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Cedar Falls
Ralph Cramer
Waterloo
Hawk County Motor Trades Bureau
Commercial Club
Art Kingman
W. J. Keefe
Harter B. Hil
Walter Orr
C. A. Morris
Lyle McDonald
O. A. Repass
B. B. Hunter
Frank Weis
Bard
B. M. Sweitzer
Hudson
J. A. Fansford
la Forte
J. Cramer
Mr. Cramer
Uip
Charles Q.harrow
Frank Weisbard
HH. C. Kelley
Greater Waterloo Association
Deitz Seeks $5,000 Over Alleged Deputy Killing Evidence
Jenn Deitz, freed defender of Cameron Dam, told Gov. Blaine and officials she seeks $5,000 for legal imprisonment after being pardoned from a life sentence for killing Oscar Harp, a sheriff's deputy. She said an offer of $1,000 for evidence of Harp's death got no reply and that coroner report and burial permit records are missing.
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United Pressey
Madison
Wis
Jenn Deitz
Cameron Dam
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Iowaity
Virgil Roby
Ilinois Central Railroad
Bernieve Rickert
J. W. Rickert
Miss Rickert
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F. J. Herrian
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Kathrine Sullivan
Seventh Street
Mary Muhlenbach
Tenth Street
Smallnox
Tom Wepler
Witt High School
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Florence Temmant
Cornell
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St. Louis
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Carlson
Niels On Nielsen
Storm Lake Legion
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Associated Press
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International & Great Northern
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Knoxville
Masbelle Shirling
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