Justice Holds Lynch Guilty in Unlawful Assembly
Lynch was found guilty of unlawful assembly at 9 45 p m after a day long trial before Justice XN W Smith of La Porte City The defense claimed the case had been adjudicated previously and an appeal to the district court of Black Hawk county was filed The case involved picketing near a filling station on Sept 3 witnessed by Sieglot an employee of the Iowa Separator company The state proved three or more persons acted in a violent and tumultuous manner to disturb others and Lynch was fined 100 plus costs with an appeal posted for 200
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Wesf. Sicgloft
Iawa Airy Separator Company
Lynch
Mulwa
Washington
Sieglott Fanie
Ork
Siegloft
Justice
Wilsons League of Nations view sparks debate on treaty
Uncle Harry discusses President Wilson’s treaty stance. He notes supporters say the league could prevent future wars and require Germany to pay for its aggression. Opponents call the League a victor’s alliance and criticize Shantung and self determination, urging scrutiny of wartime settlements.
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Wilson
Germany
America
of Nations
Uncle Harry
Im Murone
League of Nations
Shantung
Treland
Iseyot
Lincle ‘ Merry
Isaia
Lieut Col Holden Returns to Waterloo After France Service
Lieut Col GC G Holden, former hotel manager and long serving Supplies officer in Tours, France, arrived in Waterloo for a visit. He trained at Fort Snelling and later organized salvage and the sale system for war materials after the armistice. Holden hopes for discharge by Sept. 20 but may remain until year end. He attended today's meeting of the rotary club.
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GC. G. Holden
Stussell-Lamson
Bilis
Waterloo
Tours
France
Holden
Fort Snelling
I Minn
England
Pieetary Club
Dairy Show Ready At Chicago Union Stockyards
A large staff prepares the Union Stockyards amphitheatre for the national dairy show opening September 6 and running through October 12. Entries already received promise at least 10 000 worth of top dairy cattle, with a nightly charade of the cattle in the big ring. The horse show features premier crosstown horses, including hunters and reapers, with top lines from the United States and Canada. Manager Col Kayel Skinner predicts the 1919 event will be the best and most important dairy show yet, with attendance possibly setting a new record.
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Chicago
International Amphitheatre
Union Stockyards
Ynext
Bis Ring
United States
Col
Kayel Skinner
K Dairy
Thay W. Cleveland Re-enters Hospital for Further Treatments
Thay W Cleveland returns to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington D C after a ten day furlough at his parents home in this city. His condition has improved and he continues treatment for partial paralysis of the leg and fever complications from France.
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Thay W. Cleveland
Ms. A. Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Walter Reed Hospital
Cedar Falls Club Activities Resume This Week
Cedar Falls returns to routine with Chapter R P E G meeting at Mrs. Rowell’s home on Washington. Lilian Lambert hosts the Tuesday club at 2521 Town street as the Nineteenth Century club opens its year at 2413 Walnut street. Home Social and Literary club on College Hill gathers Thursday at 2410 College, with a reception and vacation anecdotes. Merchants report solid fall business but logistics hinder stock arrivals after long delays. Normal training directors from state high schools to meet in Cedar Falls September 30 to October 1 at Teachers' College, chaired by P E MacLeanahan. about 150 attendees expected.
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Cedar Falls
George B. Rowell
Washington Street
Lillian Lambert
Town Street
Nineteenth Century Club
G. W. Walters
Walnut Street
College Hill
W. H. Juamson
College
Retailrade
Allmer
Cedi Bal
Cedar Walls
P. E. MaClenahan
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Teachers’ College
Regent Theatre to Open With Krank Rleb Musical
Booked road show from Kirksville Mo and speakers from Kansas head the conference events. Regent Theatre will reopen after months with the Krank Rleb Musical Company for three nights. Ralph Wricksen newly handles Regent bookings. Delegates to the Cedar Falls Evangelical conference receive host credentials and city hospitality plans. Cedar Falls youths depart for colleges across the country. Mrs Orville Elder funeral notices in Washington. John T Simpson home hosts welcome guests as faculty hosts gather at West Twenty Third Street.
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Regent Theatre
Mitebead
Galene Ad
Ue Krank Rleb Musical Country Company
Ralph Wricksen
Foriner
The
Empress
Regent
Credenbals
Coenenbo
J. A. Juellen
Evangelical Association
Centre North
Cedar Falls
Reek
W. C. Nulm
Washington
Orville Elder
Caroline Ral
Simpson
Minneapolis
John T Simpson
Marion McFarland Walker
Teachers’ College
West Twenty-Third Street
Beanstalk Rival: 10 Foot Cornstalk Grows Near Linwood
N. W. Hammond reports a corn stalk on his Linwood avenue lot that rivals Jack's beanstalk. On June 19, less than 90 days after planting, the 10 feet 3 inch stalk bears two fully developed ears and a nearly mature ear. The ears show denting and would have remained frost safe with another week.
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Jack
Courier and Reporter
N. W. Hammond
Hammond Avenue
Hammond
Linwood Avenue
Feats Tug at Venezuela Trade Sparks Gullible Rumor
The Associated Press report claims American travelers describe renewed German activity in Venezuela with lines of industry and competitive pricing. Merchants offer clothing from 10 to 16 dollars and six month or annual terms while Germans seek quick delivery, establishing a brisk export trade amid uncertain conditions.
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Sdn Jahan
Porto Euiea
Associated, Press
Venegeula
HoGeyman
Eradit
Germain
Information Bureau for Cattle Show Ready for Visitors
The Information Bureau for the cattle show, organized with the Cae ber at Committee and the Canine vial club, will guide visitors. A committee led by Hauser and Kelty will supervise, with guides, restrooms, and telephones available to assist during show week.
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Cae Ber
Canine Vial Club
VOM
Chiertin Uitte
Yael Co
Hauser
House's Return Undated in Paris Peace Mission
The length of Col. House's stay in Paris remains uncertain. An official statement from the American delegation today confirms the duration is not yet determined.
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House
Paris
Col. &. M. House
Paria
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