Police Chiefs In Convention in Iowa City
More than 50 chiefs enrolled at Eagle's hall for the Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police convention with expectations of 120 to 320 attendees by evening. Mayor Thompson welcomed, Chief Jordan presided, luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson, sessions this afternoon, Majestic theatre events tonight, wrestling bouts by Brown vs Cutshaw and Knipp vs Foutch. election of officers tomorrow morning, Mason City touted as next host. Grand Yeomen Fair and K of V rally start Saturday, Myers' orchestra featured.
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Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
Eagle's Hall
R. QO. Thompson
Pallee Jordan
Russell- Lamson
Majestic Theatre
Eagle’s Hall
Carl Brown
Waterloo
Young Cutshaw
Hazelton
Eddie Knipp
John Foutch
Offhers
Mason City
Herman Wagner
Association
W Howard Garrison
Haitians Agree to Lay Down Arms at Cape Haitien
Rebels resisting American troops have agreed to lay down arms after a conference with American officers. Leaders accepted American terms and promised to cease armed resistance. Also noted are weather readings from Buchanan Optical and reports on Von Papen in Denver.
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Cape Haitien
Le Sueur Doctor Charged With Infant Death
Le Sueur Minnesota September 30 Dr A A Duclos a Henderson physician is jailed awaiting trial on a first degree murder charge for causing the death of an infant ten years ago. The accuser is Mrs Louis Maiz divorced wife of a farmer.
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le Sueur
Minn
A. A. Duclos
Henderson
Louis Maiz
Majestic Shows War Pictures in New York and Chicago
The Majestic premieres The German Side of the War with Edwin F. Weigle’s war footage showing frontline conditions as the Teutonic armies clash. Critics hail it as history in the making with three daily showings today tomorrow and Saturday.
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Napoleon
Chicago Tribune
Majestic
Edwin F. Weigle
Weigle
New York City
44Th Street
New York Tribune
Cedar Falls High Stages "Stunt" Japanese Girl Operetta
Cedar Falls High School presented the operetta Stunt the Japanese Girl at the Cattle Congress last evening. The performance drew a large audience though not universally approved and featured strong solo and chorus work under director Miss Irene Piper. Highlights included Jeanette Shearer on clarinet, George McCay and Kathleen Miller on piano, and a duet by Shearer and Leonard Tandy with Julia Hockentien delivering notable solos.
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Cedar Falls High School
Irene Piper
Jeanette Shearer
George McCay
Kathleen Miller
Leonard Tandy
Julia Hockentien
Famous Sprinter Joins Homecomers
Waterloo volunteers welcome many ex-firemen at Central station as Q D Hart the Walker Boys hose team sprinter visits from LeMars. Hart, once with 1882 1884 squads, led 1885 Cornish Bluff era. numerous out-of-town volunteers and parade participants register from Janesville Terre Haute Dunkerton and Des Moines.
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Waterloo
Volvetest
Lave
Central Station
Q. D. Hart
Walker Boys
Hart
LeMars
Mr. Hart
Corneil Bluff
Waterson
Carnell Bluffs
Davenport
Aly Rohrabacher
Janesville
WF. J." Tiedman
Terre Haute
Ind
Louis
Fressle
Dunkerton
Sam Baodell
Valhalla
N. D
B.D. Bradley
Missouri
Zeppelins Sighted Over Northeast of Brussels
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports six Zeppelins seen today over Aersehol, 23 miles northeast of Brussels, heading westward toward England. The sighting was confirmed by the Central News agency.
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London
Aersehol
Brussel
Amsterdam
New Liquor License Fees To Shut 600 NYC Salons
New York City saloons face closure as state retail liquor license fees rise by 200 to 45, affecting about 600 establishments in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Officials estimate a revenue drop of around 260000, while excise officials note lower overall drinking and point to moving pictures reducing saloon visits.
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York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Longtime resident O A Manning marked by city fire service
O A Manning born September 30 1856 in this city and now living on Safferson Street celebrated his ties today while marching with the survivors of the old Red Jacket fire company. He has long served as a volunteer firefighter, city council member, and active citizen amid references to local coal ads.
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O. A. Manning
Safferson Street
Old Red Jacket Fire Company
Manning
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Arena
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B. F. Swisher
Crown City Quartette
State College Butter and Cheese Factory
Horn of Plenty
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Governor Clarke
Guernsey
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