Plea for Government by Laws and Bolshevik Fear
Elihu Root calls for government by law at a Boston conference with American Bar Association delegates. He contrasts lawfulness with radicalism while Charles Newret and Newton discuss radical threats to the United States and deportation as a tool against Bolshevik influence. Martens is cited as a Bolshevik envoy connected to the upheaval.
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Boston
Seprae
Nox
Aiea
Biiby Root
Byeking
Roo
Russia
United States
Gary Industrigus
Peante
Brent
Charles
Newret
New York
Newton
Cue New York
Buss
Martens
Kk Legisia
England
Slayer of Husband Told Court She Was Not Responsible
Mrs Fang D Simpson testified in Chicago court that she was glad at the time of her husband’s killing and cried later saying she was insane when she fired four shots. Her attorney asked for more time to prepare as the case was continued until September with the state signaling a possible death penalty.
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Court
Chicago
Fang D. Simpson
Hlinet Be. Simpson
Fage Brothers
Yesterdday
Kersten
Chireure Darrow
Tu Jhepareen
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria Strikes Family in City Home
An unusual multi illness outbreak hits a family on the Commerel Street block Chartier and son, with five members ill from diphtheria and a seven year old girl severely scarlet fever. The house is quarantined as the outbreak is reported to the health department by the attending physician.
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Charney
Chartier and Son
Polk County Grand Jury To Hear Profiteering Data
The September term of the Polk County grand jury begins this afternoon with officials who have been probing profiteering given a chance to appear before term end. Investigators’ findings remain undisclosed as the panel convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Grand Jury
Nes
Polk Cennis
Paved Road Bond Issue for Crexton County
In Crexton County officials discuss a paved road bond and financing plan. The proposal covers miles of county roads north and west, with a highway diagram ending near Clinton. Predictions mention the bond's potential effect on local finances and future road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Rounty
Priory Road
Siohun Thant Bond
Coun
Paris and Washington Move on War Trade Rules
Amid scattered items Last Night's News in Brief notes actions in Paris and Washington. The War Trade Board allows a six month German dive supply import under new ruling while other lines reference a senate decision and a shift of crown properties to peasants in some region.
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Paris
Senate
Rene
Viever Nasderidag
Washington, D. Ca
Germany
War Trade Board
Cedar Falls Daily News Names George A. Twaddle Reporter
A fragment from Cedar Falls Daily News identifies George A. Twaddle as a staff reporter with ties to the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter offices. The note mentions office address and telephone lines as part of the byline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Local Races Parade Highlight At Fair and School Notices
Semi final races are featured at the fair with plans for Thursday and Friday evening events. Public schools in the city will reopen Monday with strict opening-session procedures and reporting times for seniors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahbauna
Sestesday
Ceday Falls
Levidias
Steowld
Saplenieces
Stomld
Mickie Says Voice Cries for Quiet Ad Market
A fragmented local item describes Mickie pleading to stop a flood of sale notices and telephone calls. It notes upheaval over newspaper ads and mentions associated residents and ongoing community events in Colfax and nearby towns.
Recruits Rush In as Army Drives Continue
War department authorizes soldiers on furlough to solicit recruits for their units as a new drive targets another 40000 volunteers. Since June and July, more than 4,000 have enlisted, with 4214 recruits recorded by the official bulletin. A weary wave of leave prompts friends to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
I. Tibute
East High Students Receive Steel Lockers For Attire
In a report on East High, each pupil now has a steel locker to store clothes and personal items. The piece notes ongoing concerns about missing gloves, umbrellas, and other items, suggesting increased security and a focus on safeguarding student belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
C. W. Kane
Rasmus Rassmussen Dies Near Fredsville Farm
Rasmus Rassmussen of near Fredsville dies at home on a farm. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 o clock from the Fredsville Danish church with interment in the church cemetery. The Wanrad Waldbaum family visited from Parkersburg. a nine year old son of the Wallbaunt family broke a bone while playing on a porch. Grandma Carnen slipped and broke her hip. Wil May and family celebrate 50 years with several relatives visiting.
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Harry Sheller
Grandma Carnen
Mes
Wil May
Vonrad U Hacen
Alonzo May
Ariston May
Barneess May
Beth Grove
Ndpa
Grandma May
Prospects Bright for Garden Show at Dairy Cattle Congress
George Illall of Kiestare Hall Seed Co. will head the vegetable and garden truck exhibit, with special booths and entries encouraged. Despite a dry season, judges will weigh prizes for cabbage, carrots, beets, onions, potatoes, peppers, and more, while school pupils receive steel lockers for personal belongings and a cafeteria plan is deferred.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
George Ilall
Kiestare Hall Seed Company
Wall
Hall
My. Hall
Milk Inspection Report for August Highlights Butter Fat Leaders
Milk inspector J P Eyes and assistant state dairy expert Keiderling Ki Brown report August results. Keiderling and Brown lead dairymen in butter fat percentage while Waterloo Jersey Farm ranks third in milk butterfat but tops cream butterfat. The inspection notes include a silent sales sign reading For Sale Adt in the Courier.
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J.P. Eyes
Keiderling & Brown
Waterloo Jersey
Jnj
Ar. Eves
Frost-Sadler Drainage Suit Decided by Court
Judge H B Boles ruled for Nick Sadler in a long dispute with John Frost Sr over an outlet drain. The case sought injunction and damages for alleged improper emptying into Frost property. Costs were assessed to the plaintiff after trials held May 5 May 26 July 1 and August 4.
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Frost-Sadler
Fox Township
H. B. Boles
John Frost, Sr
Nick Sadler
Frost
Boles
Sadler
Soldiers Homecoming and Farmers Picnic at Garwin Big Success
The Tama county soldiers homecoming and Garwin farmers picnic on May Day drew a large crowd and smooth celebration. Montour beat Traer 11 to 10 in baseball. Penfold County Agent presided over a lively program. Garwin furnished free entertainment and roast beef for all, with a strong turnout from the American Legion post and a prosperous Tama County reflected in a bountiful crop outlook.
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Ama
Penidry
Stnger
G. Hexutifuk
Tam
Garwin
Amerlcan
Tama
Building Permits and Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Activity
Local notices show permits issued for repairs and rerouting works at multiple addresses including 302 Tenth Street and 11 Tindale. Real estate transfers list numerous conveyances by Galloway Investment Co and others, detailing parcels in Galio and Waterloo areas with one sale to Carl Sandberg and related additions and shuffles in the First Addition and Pleasant View.
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Farnsworth
EL Frederic
Della Halley
Margaret
Murphourth West
A. Bowen
James Pitt
Jack Hawk County Abstract Co
Leavitt
Johnson & Miller
Waterloo
Aquila Walker
John H. Mons
Pleasant View
Tering - Andrew
Lay Ia Carl
Sandbers
W.at
Ryvio Frank Hus
Grand View
Garie T. “Burnett
Horton Farm Notes and Local Visits
Sept. community notes mention farmers filling silos this week, Warren Coffman and family visiting from Minnesota, Mrs Ed Wilcox attending camp meeting in Shalltown, school opening with teachers Bessie and Leyda Wilam, Coffin family visiting Rapids, Mr and Mrs Rob Coffin, Mrs Clayton Logee hosting a sister from Illinois, Harriet Page of Waverly visiting Ruth Woods, and Lucile Bord leaving Friday for Cher oedar pare.
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Horton Horton
Warren Coffman
Minnesota
Ed Wilcox
Shalltown
Tenda
Bessie
Leyda Wilam
Lie Coffin
Family Rapids
Rob Coffin
Clayton Logee
Tlinois
Harriet Page
Waverly
Ruth Woods
Lucile Bord
Cheroedar Pare
Hamiltons welcome a son in Winthrop Iowa
Mr and Mrs William S Hamilton welcomed a son on September 7 in Winthrop Iowa. The birth followed a move from overseas service and the family now resides with Albert Peterson and family. In Independence a marriage occurred at a Methodist parsonage with witnesses Albert Peterson and family present. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Olson, is from near Gatesville. William Slaughter and Lee Lane of Prosper Minnesota visited relatives here. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Galtney.
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Cedior
Lore Piper
Vaan
Morning Site College
Sioux Oils
Wlom
Gewehr
Suatannie
Stanberry
Oseerenars Gand
Winthrop
Willam S. Hamilton
Dee Speed
Mavel Wison
Methodist P
Monage
Independence
Mev
Taylor
Albert Peterson
Peter Olson
Gatesville
William Slaughter
Lee Lane
Prosper
Minn
Joseph Galtney
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Wedd Parks
Seay
Creu
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Ton Os
Thompaan
Maines
Ida
Telie
Wal
Adlen
Lidiananols
Ind
Maaiche Corinda
Kersenrd
Tita
Iad
Umesh Redecetierei
Novitine Garis
Jens Kreras Sored
M Killewisi Bot
Sedan
Mathes
N. M. Atultedsen
Christaos
Mise Nicaline Christian
Uae
Mickie
W. OA
Slippy
Pittsburgh, Pa
Clifford Slippy
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Williaams
Haddock
Allegheny County
Morschede
Lick
Courier
Rasmus Rassmussen
Fredsville
Eideriing
Ames
Uss Keiderling
Brown
Wittick's
Lan
E ‘Kee
Tuo
F. R. Nice
A. W. Adams
Chapman's
Mason Ci Jowa
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