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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1921

Page

2

Chicago Citizens Paln for Law to Enforce Prohibition

An AP report notes Chicago reformers urge Congress to compel city officials to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment. A Chicago Law and other league resolution accuses Mayor Thompson and Police Superintendent of laxity, citing about 5 040 officers and 1 500 dry bars in Chicago. The group calls for a federal law to require oath fulfillment and curb urban lawlessness. Arthur Purrage Farwell chairs the resolution.

Law and Order League Agssociaind Press Chicago Congress Edacta Chicago Law and Otter League Thompson Maror Fitzmorris Chira-Gg Chileno United States Senate Washington Arthur Purrage Farwell

Chicago Law and Order League seeks Eighteenth Amendment inquiry

The Chicago Law and Order League sent copies to the vice president and the speaker of the house requesting the appointment of a committee to investigate the Chicago situation regarding the nullification of the Eighteenth Amendment.

Chicago Law and Order House Chicago

Former Waterloo man found dead in New Mexico

A former Waterloo man, Frank J. Wilbur, missing since March while working on a bridge project at Palo, Illinois, was found dead near Willard, New Mexico. The body description was received by J. W. Loomis of 21 Mul-…

Waterloo Palo Willard Frank J. Wilbur New Mexico J. W. Loomis

Nevada desert auto race led by Reno woman Carmen Wilde

A Nevada desert 1900 mile car race was organized by Mrs Carmen Jewett Wilde of Reno. The article notes Wilbur, a bridge gang worker from Willard, and mentions his sister Mrs R A Lawrence of Bennett Nebraska being notified. Mrs Wilkie serves as Secretary of the Nevada Highway Association.

Nevada Desert Carmen Jewett Wilde Reno Wilkie Nevada Highway Association

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