Anger to Prince of Wales cancel program in India
Dr N B Hardiker of the India information bureau says Indian nationalism shows cold hostility to the Prince of Wales and led King George to cancel the Prince's India visit planned for next winter. He notes Hindu Muslim unity, mass strikes, and criticism of the British treaty terms as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Wales
India
Associated Press
New York
Indix
Hardiker
India Information Bureau
George
Delhi
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Dr. Hardiker
Bombay
Sinn Feineland
Jaapan
Germany
England
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Presbyterian hospital plans not dropped says trustees
Denial came from Presbyterian Synodical trustees noting subscriptions raised 150000 eight e n 18 months ago to enlarge the hospital remain intact. Henry Weis said no meeting held and no action taken due to high building costs. He cited a 200000 needed for enlargement and said the current building could be repurposed for nurses quarters if a new wing is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synodical, Hospital
Henry Weis
Presbyterian Hospital
W. W. Marsh
New York
Austin Burt
Philadelphia
Mr. Weis
Weis
Waterloo YMCA to award swimming buttons Saturday
Swimming buttons will be awarded to participants of the Waterloo YMCA summer swimming school at a dinner Saturday night. R. Roemaker will present the buttons to boys who completed the course. Nut Club meeting at the YMCA was postponed to next week due to a full calendar. W. F. Huxford plans a woods hike for the club. hair clippings have no commercial value despite demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Roemaker
W. F. Huxford
Boys’ Secrec Y
Missionary accuses Japan of wrecking Korean church
Rev. H. C. Whiting told First Presbyterian in Waterloo that Japan suppresses Korean church growth and censors Chautauqua speakers and newspapers. He said 13 Korean signers of independence remain imprisoned and detailed Korea’s class system and militarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Chautauqua
Theim
H. C. Whiting
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
Whiting
Japan
Church of Jesus Christ
Germany
Wilson
Dr. Whiting
Continuation School Classes Hit West District
Twenty pupils aged 14 to 16 take continuation work under Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney in the west district. Classes meet in the west schools superintendent’s office in the L and J building and must provide at least eight hours of instruction per state law. Girls study domestic science with academics. boys receive academic work only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West District
Elizabeth Kenney
Superintendent of West Schools
Kiwanis Club Shifts Tuesday Meeting Venue
The Kiwanis club changes its Tuesday noon meeting to Hotel Russell Lamson due to many delegates at the chautauqua convention. A program featuring several chautauqua entertainers is planned for Waterloo club attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Rusell-Lamson
Bath Packing Company
Waterloo Club
Salvation Army Sets Plan for County Board Coordination
The state Salvation Army convention in Des Moines focused on coordinating county advisory boards. P. H. Frank of Black Hawk county explained the aims while Emil Schmidt chaired the session and state budgets for the coming year were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Des Moines
P. H. Frank
Black Hawk
Wood
George W. Wood
Emil Schmidt
Salvation Army Board
Cost of living up 104 5 percent in six years
A New York survey reports living costs rose 104 5 percent over six years. London dispatches note Wrangel forces near total destruction and Polish retreat near Brest Litovsk amid a Russian offensive. Multiple fatal incidents and legal changes are reported across the Americas and Europe.
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New York
London
Wrangel
Berlin
Brest-Litovsk
Triast
Tarrytown
N. Y
Lima
Peru
Chamber of Deputies
Milan
Racine
Wis
John A. Jones
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Meridian
Miss
Will Echols
Marshalltown store robbed of cash and checks
Thieves entered Red Ball grocery store through a back door transom and stole $1,000 in cash and $500 in checks. The money was hidden under the counter in sacks. No clues found.
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Marshalltown
Red Ball
Births Reported In the Community Notices
Mrs Joseph Griffith 1708 Sept a son Joseph Theorre d Mrs Clarence Myers Sx Hospital Sept 6 a son Henry My Francis Francis Mr and Mrs Herman Bock sept 6 a son Harold derman vaglip Mr and Mrs Marlow 8 Titcomb Waterlon Sept 4 a daughter Irene Charlotte Mr and Mrs Linyd Lea Harrington Cedar Fans Sept 10 sun Mr and Mr Michael Morrison 7125 Washington Sept 11 a daughter Nel He Virginia
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Joseph Griffith
Else
Joseph Theorre
Clarence . Myers
Sx Hospital
Henry
Francis Francis
Herman Bock
Inidkina
Harold Derman Vaglip
Marlow
Titcomb
Waterlon
Irene Charlotte
Linyd Lea Harrington
Cedar Fans
Sun
Michael Morrison
Washington
Virginia
Cheney Moves to Des Moines in Big Railway Promotion
C. M. Cheney leaves the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway after 16 years to take the general manager and vice presidency of the Des Moines Interurban company. He begins Sept. 15 and will move his family to Des Moines. H. A. Benjamin, previously assistant freight and passenger agent, succeeds him. Cheney is a leading traffic man in the region and his office staff honored him with a gold fountain pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
C. M. Cheney
Des Moines Interurban Company
Des Moines
Cheney
Gedar Heights
H. A. Benjamin
Judge Bars Waterloo Firm From Using Its Name
Judge E B Styles enjoins Waterloo Construction Machinery from using that name. Waterloo Construction Company, led by president Harry K Lichty, filed for priority, with decree effective February 1 1921 to allow ad changes and branding updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B.styles
Waterloo Construction Machinery Company
Waterloo Construction Company
Harry K. Lichty
Democrats Plan Baker Entertainment in Black Hawk
Democrats of Black Hawk county meet this evening to plan entertainment for Newton D Baker secretary of war who will address the ChaUtauqua Friday afternoon. Herman Miller chairs the county committee and J T Sullivan will introduce Baker to the audience.
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Black Hawk
Newton C. Baker
Herman Miller
Black Hawk County
Herron and Bebner Aid Keokuk Realtors Board
G. Brebner and W. Herron left for Sigourney to assist in organizing the Keokuk County Real Estate board. Waterloo realtors plan their noon luncheon at Hotel Russell Lemson to appoint committees for a state advertising campaign by Iowa realtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. &. Brebner
National Realtors” Association
W. ©. Herron
Iowa Association of Realtors
Sigourney
KeoKuk
Mortuary Notice for Howell Family in Iowa City
Mrs Rhoda E Howell mother of W B Howell of 212 Irving street Iowa City Ia died at her residence on Sunday evening Funeral arrangements set for 4 pm at the home of her son A C Howell in Waterloo Family to attend from Morrow Mrs Howell had previously lived in Waterloo Also notices for Miss Margaret LaRue Flynn of Greene Ta died at Presbyter ian Hospital following illness Born December 20 1906 Funeral pending at O Keefe Towne Funeral Home Burial in Greene Nicholas Brown Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Brown of 220 Third Street East died yesterday Funeral services held at O Keefe Towne Funeral Home at 2 pm with burial at Calvary Parish来源
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda E. Howell
Rhode E. Howell
W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Iowa City
Howell
A. C. Howell
Waterloo
Margaret Flynn
Margaret LaRue Flynn
Presbyterian Hospital
Emmett Flynn
Greene, Ta
O'Keefe & Towne
Greene
Nicholas Brown, JR
Nicholas, Jr
Nicholas Brown
Third Street East
Father iHenry
Calvary
Local Physicians Officers in New Insurance Firm
A new life insurance company organized with headquarters in Waterloo, named the Medical Life Insurance Company of America, has authorized capital of 300000 dollars. It will insure substandard individuals via a health service department of 12 Iowa specialists to cure defects and move insured to a preferred class, with officers including Dr. W A Rohlf as president and Dr W H Rose as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Medical Life Insurance Company of America
W. A. Rohlf
Waverly
W. H. Rose
F. HE. Brinkman
W.F. Getsch
Nashua
J. M. Schuktz
Health Department
Health Service Department
Iowa
Health Board
Frank
Ely
Des Moines
Julius S. Weingart
Iowa Life
Lfe
Io Tooms
Black Hawk Bank
Allies Will Attend Lithuanian Parley
The French foreign office announced that the allies have acceded to Lithuania’s request for representatives at a forthcoming conference with Polish delegates to discuss the boundary dispute. Also reports from Waterloo note Rotary visitors and international greetings at Hotel Russell Lamson. Joplin reports Mrs. Charles Dorman held in jail over her husband’s death. no statement given. Marriage licenses list several couples including L. Sandberg and Leona Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prés
Paris
Waterloo
Joplin
Charles Dorman
Cherokee County
Columbus
Kan
Treege
Formal Opening of United Theatre in Waterloo Tonight
The Majestic, under renovation, reopens as United Theatre of America in Waterloo with a spacious lobby, enhanced decor, and modern electrical trimmings. FF E Nemec and C W Fretercits lead the new owners, with Minneapolis offices, as flower decorations and invitations mark tonight’s formal opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Theatre
Waterloo
The
Majestic
Middle West
Peaterion
Portecochere
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Ape Laly
FF. E. Nemec
Eldent
C. W. Fretertcits
United Theatres of America
Minneapolis
Exim
Beidee Street
City in Brief Local News Roundup
Miss Bertha Vallingan returns from four weeks visiting Kozet Wio James Walker in Omaha Ned. Betty Gibson files for divorce from Percy Gibson alleging cruel treatment. Deputy sheriffs appointed for Dairy Cdale Congress. six positions at four dollars a day. Albertus Perry of the American Red Cross arrives in Waterloo for home service work. Miss Averine Jameson goes east to attend Boston University. Fonda Jameson leaves for Jacksonville to enter a women’s college.
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Bertha Vallingan
Kozet
Wio
James Walker
Omaha
Ned
A. P. Goliavaux
Betty Gibson
Percy Gibson
Nora Rollins
Cortlandt Street
Leone
Ard
Bagley
Minneapolis
Ming
Dairy Cadle Congress
Lyle Cassat
Glorinda
Bruce Gates
Mullan Avenue
Cass
Fort Dodge, Business College
Fort Dodge
K. Brandon
Third Avenue West
Marry Shaw
Galesburg
Chicago
Albertus Perry
Feld
American
Averine Jameson
Boston University
Fonda Jameson
East High
Jacksonville
Ill
Woman's College
Italian Laborites Demand Legal Right to Run Factories
Milan news reports a call for immediate parliamentary action to pass laws allowing workers to take over management of industrial plants. Confed eration of labor sessions adopt resolutions favoring a compromise. Socialist leaders press for Socialist party control. In Turin, anxiety over potential occupation of Avigliana dynamite works prompts guards and troops. Gunfire at the villa of engineer Dibenedetto leaves two dead. police arrest the engineer as workers evacuate the plant.
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Associated Press
Milan
Confederation of Labor
Socialist Party
Confederate
Chamber of Deputies
Giolitti
Turion
Italy
Avigliana
Turin
Ialy
Signor Dibenadetto
Dibenedetto
Packer Reports Small Profit in 1919
Atlentic City N J Sept 13. Addressing the opening session of the convention of American meat packers Thomas E Wilson Ghitage president of the association said none of the big five packers received as much as a cent and a half of profit on each dollar of sales made in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlentic City
N. J
Thomas E. Wilson
Ghitage
Loyalty appeal at eighteenth Lyceum gathering
W H Stout urged loyalty to the International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association in his address at the eighteenth annual meeting at First Congregational Church. He called for a memorial fund, praised Bishop Vincent, and stressed the link between loyalty and the organization’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
W. H. Stout
Co Membors
First Congregational Charch
Fred J. Clark
Congregational Church
Ond Ag
Stev
W. Court
First M. Church
Stout
Greece
Vincent
Ming
Notice of time and place for collateral inheritance tax appraisement
Legal notices from Black Hawk County Iowa detail appraisers to value the estate of Hla Stevenson for collateral inheritance tax. The hearing is set for 2 p.m. September 27, 1920 at the Waterloo courthouse with notice to heirs and trustees. Dated August 8, 1920.
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State of
Lowa
Black Hawk
Hla
Stevenson
To & HM
Hoyt
Iowa
Cornelia S. McDonald
Margaret Ogilvie Stevenson Wood
Marie Wood
Iréné Stevenson Bassett
John Ogilvie Stevenson
Thomas Teasdale
Bella Stevenson
Jeanne Stevenson
Margarets Stevenson
John D. Stifring
Waterloo
Dlark Hawk
J. Edwards
W. ED. Leland
FL. Marquis
Black Hawk County
Ellen McCue
Black Hawk Fowa
Carrie Golimaux
Sager, Sweet & Edwards
Black
Rodamar
Jedwards
Longley
Tans Harris
Athoruers
Fred
Jettut
Blayk Hastyle
Sarah FF. Sales
Eatete
John DP
Trefring
Freds
Pettit
Mark District
Distrlet
Ella Hobson
Prttit
Diatrict Court
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Dunkerton
Towa
Pusginuss
Farmers Loan & Trust Company
Ita Rodamar
Ira Rodamar
Ins
Ropasane
Forged Post Office Order Charged in Virginia Case
Former soldier Harry R. Smith of near Dunkerton Iowa arraigned after a long search. He allegedly forged a Camp Alexander Virginia money order in 1918 while in service. Smith was located by federal officers and arraigned before U S Commissioner J E Dempster. He was moved to Cresco for removal to the eastern Virginia district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Alexander
Harry R. Smith
Dunkerton
U. S
Marechal Gleason
J. E. Dempster
Cresco
Gleason
Henry T. Read
Iowa
Virginia
Smith
August Receipts at Oelwein Superior Court Totaled 1091
August receipts across Oelwein Superior Court totaled 33 with fines issued for offenses from larceny to motor vehicle violations. Notably, a banker, two councilmen, and the judge's son were fined for vehicle law violations amid a busy street scene and price shifts in local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Qelwein
Consolidated Schoont
Rewtine
York
Oman
Fayette
Hazleton
Patrican
Stegens & Son
Harvey
Hunemuller
Wentgate
Oper
Delco Farm
St. Anglar
Glnre
Ames
Mers’ Buying and Shipping Association
A. Company
Committeen Vragse
Aclines
Jack Carroll
Fairbank
Wartfield-Fratt-Howell
Edgar Miller
China to be lectured on by new lecture bureau
Peking authorities approve a proposal by the minister of education to establish a lecture bureau inviting American and other foreign educators to participate. The move aims to broaden educational exchange and bring international speakers to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Preaw
Peking
Minister of Education
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Connaught
Salvation Army Boards
Baker Entertainment
Herron and
Brebner
Keokuk Realtors
Medical Life
Ae L. Sandberg
Beardstown
Leona G. Gray
Vintox
Tokn
J. Frost
Jesup
Elizabeth Ehr
Gilbertville
John Balje
Titonka
Uela Johnson
Germania
Fa Alwava News
Ea Jameson
Hattie Standish
St. Pal
Mini
Vicinity
Irving W. Harper
William Adrian
Fremont Street
Hubert Barris
Cedar River Park
Packer
Sharp
Mulberry St
Loyalty Appeal Daily Coast Mail OF Stout
Chautauqua Associa
Charles Sumner
Lincolm
Akenelas
France
Ats
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sal
Lake City
P. Christensen
Jpreds, Pettitt
Forger
Oelwein Superior Court
Lininger Grocery
Con W
Efeyt
Wea
F. B. Dietrick
W. J. Parks
F. B. Dietrich
WW. J. Parks
Margaret A. Crahan
Trumbauer
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