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   Waterloo Evening Courier (Newspaper) - January 29, 1917, Waterloo, Iowa                             Farmers Stock Raisers and Traders generally rely upon the complete market quotations in this paper each evening AND WATERLOO DAILY REPORTER WEATHER much tonight and Tuesday wave In northwest and north tral IMS A T B R L 00 A M 0 X D A Y J A N U A K Y 0 t i 1 7 K N 1J A G IS S THREE CENTS JUAREZ RIOTERS ATTACK U S SOLDIERS Two Principals in Spanell Tragedy Mrs Malinda Sproull Crushed to j Death Beneath at j Third and Locust Streets j STEPPED IN FRONT OF CAR ATTEMPT TO STOP FUTILE Prostrated by Accident Sunday N ML Dyer by Street Car Loses Foot As a result of street car accidents Mrs Sproull lost her life and N 51 Dyer suffered injuries that made it necessary to amputate his foot Mrs Sproull was instantly billed at in the afternoon Mr Dyer was injured at last evening Stepping directly iu front of an an- street ear Mrs Sproull age 70 nue was instantly killed at the cor- ner of Third ana Locust Sunday afternoon She Want Work? of It on Old Farm The real opportunity for he job uniting young man lies in the try rather than in town Tin effort of the Commercial club to provide positions for who to someone their work has demount rated Pliny Fisk Brands as False Story Told by Lawson That He Con- trolled the Secretary HAS HAD NO TRANSACTIONS SINCE HE WENT IN CABINET Admits Federal Reserve Bank of New York Was Located in His Wall Street Building MID IN labor shortage is more keenly fei Overrules Contention That Senate 1 Revenue of Before House Washington D C Ian The now revenue hill embracing excess profits and Increased inheritance designed to produce 000 and a bond not exceeding to meet tho threatened deficit next year WHS reported today UK farm than In the lint compiled by the Inst week was one man who iiiR to do farm work were several who wished clerical work or work in the city but for every for men to take city there were three for the man who would work in the country j The culls started routing iu by said Charles Van Vleck Thou thero wore some Made Mistake in of Its Resolution MEASURE EXPECTED TO PASS HOUSE TOMORROW Democratic voted solidly for it and the It The will be ered in the tomorrow in nn announced Two Officers on Guard at Bridge Wounded by Missiles Crowd Dispersed by Troops grams and every mail contained i Long Opinion Maintains That at least one letter asking Tor a farm Spanell is on trial at San Augelo Tex for the murder of his wife and Oil l f red a deep cut on the side of her Col Butler an army officer who were shot to death m an automobile last neck her hands were badly crushed T l hand it strange inasmuch as the opening of the spring work is nt least a month away Altho tin man who wanted ihr farm work was single a letter re- today made a request for a married man to do general farm work take in Punctuation Will Not Affect Legality of Act Response was generous to the peal of the club for work for the guardsmen and today most of the men are placed and she was injured internally Mrs Sproull returning from church services aad had been ing in the roadway to the right of the track As the Byrnes park car the intersection W H states the an stepped directly in front of the car She was about la feet from the car at the time and the motorman immediately Applied the brakes was unable to stop the car The car to a stop as as possible arid the woman was removed from beneath the wheels Physicians were called and the police ambulance was notified but lite was extinct when medical aid arrived MOTORMAN WEPT When the lifeless body was re- moved Motorman Snellenberger broke down and wept It was some time before he could continue on the trip to the end of the line and back to the station where he was relieved The motorman was alone in the vestibule at the time of the accident but there were a number of ers on the car The last stop made by the car before the accident was at the corner of Third and ton streets The body was removed to the ner undertaking parlors NATIVE OP OHIO Mrs Sproull was born in ville O June S 1846 the daughter of William and Eliza Noggle In 1866 she came to Iowa and taught in this state until her riage to Thomas Sproull which took place near Independence May 24 Mr several years July In a dramatic story on the witness stand Spauell declared Butler killed his wife This was refuted by Senator Helmer Introduces to Provide for State tions for Two Years New York Jan A sweeping denial of all of Thomas Lawson's against him particularly his alleged associations with Secretary in Wall street deals were made today before the leak committee by Pliny Fisk of Harvey Fisk Sons New York hankers Among the categorical denials made by Fisk were that he ever had la joint Wall street account with Adoo and a Senator O that he had told Archibald White or anyone else he controlled Secretary 1 Adoo and had offered to call him out of bed at an early morning hour to i answer a telephone call and that he had received any advance j tion regarding President Wilson's re- cent peace note I Asked if his firm had ever enjoyed any advantages in transactions with J treasury department Fisk Labor Leader Amid Wildest j plied negatively lie admitted alter suggesting to McAdoo that of- flees in a building his firm owned would be suitable Tor the federal he bad leased the offices to the government I Fisk said firm retains in SPIRITED FIGHTING IS RESUMED ON ALL F STREET CARS ASSAILED RESIST GASOLINE BATH Washington a newspaper man whose Last Troops Expected to Cross the name he could not recall to keep it DCS Jan II I lav nor today in an opinion handed down held that the constitutional amendment providing for prohibition is correct and as worded and in need of no further amendment before action i taken by the house of representatives amendment with the resolution i submitting it the people already has passed the senate INTO Tho validity of the was questioned by Representative las Rogers of Carroll county cratic floor leader in the house who held that the wording of the ment would if passed result not in its submission to the people but to the next legislature and thai the omission of a comma after the word resolved in Ihc submitting resolution and tho omission of certain capital letters would have the effect of in- validating the amendment for thc reason that it would not be identical j with the one passed by tho j assembly OPINION in his opinion tho attorney general Russians Break Thru on Two-Mile Front in Roumania British Take Important Post Despite the severity of the er reported from nearly all the battle fronts spirited ing is taking place in several of the war areas Misunderstanding Over tine Regulations Cause of Out- break Which Still Rages lil Tex Jan in Juarez as a result of American quarantine regulations was resumed early today It was a continuation oC a demonstration yesterday in which hundreds of women participated Today more men than took part Rioters approaching the inter- bridge hurled missiles at U- S soldiers on guard Two missioned officers were injured due by a bottle and the other by a Border by Next Monday El Paso Be Base the greatest ovations of his career informed regarding I ben he rose to speak early today at in which it is interested plause Urges Union Men to York Ian president of the American that the wording of thc Federation of Labor received one was identical with thc one thc last and that Thc most notable recent ment is on thc northern end Roumanian front where thc sians took thc offensive on Saturday and broke the German Hues on a two mile front along thc railway from to According to a today's German official ment the Russian forces have been unable to make further progress rock of a testimonial dinner at- promised to furnish the by more than 1.000 labor name later He denied ers from all parts of the country Mr submission of the amendment to the would be brought about thru thc records of thc legislature of the amendment would be part rally however that his firm had re- urged organized workmen and not by the amendment itself He any information from Its to think about peace to work for cited numerous precedents for thla Des Moines Ian ations totalling for state educational institutions were the Iowa state senate today by Senator Helmer of Carroll county and referred to the committee on Of the entire ations is for construction or maintenance of buildings The re- j mainder is to defray current expenses for the next biennial period Appropriations for current expense were divided as State university Iowa Washington Jan Washington representative between war department today was notified in 10 and 23 relative to the dispatches from Maj Gen peace and praj- for peace contention and also for the peace note ago Nine children William Cleve Frank and Hazel Waterloo Floy Ford Hair Pearl O and a stepdaughter Grand Orchard Wash Mrs Sproull lived in Independence until 1906 when moved to Wa- residing in the home on ern avenue since that time HIT BY CAR FOOT N M Dyer 521 Sixth street east State college Ames State Teachers college Cedar that the withdrawal of the American XO DEALS WITH punitive expedition in Mexico was Have you ever purchased or progressing satisfactorily and the last troops should cross the border next Monday A statement made public ed to be purchased in the last four years any securities in which tary McAdoo was man L counsel for thc in- Labor with its shoulders Uon lhc omission of the com- he said is not defiant but de- nias letters would not The protest against change the meaning of the ment and could not result in us be- ing thrown out as unconstitutional by any court HOUSE TO PASS IT tions that work hardships must bo diverted for H moment The labor leader declared that The Russians are also on the sive in the Zlota Lipa region in licia tho campaign for came to a pause some months ngo troops apparently are the main defenders of the central lino in this region and lin declares they have been ful in beating off the IN The Franco-Belgian front is also breaking into activity at many points Berlin reports persistent efforts by tho French to recapture their lost positions at Hill 304 northwest of Verdun A attack which failed was followed by three saults but these are declared all to have broken down without gain The British front in France is so a lively pec tor The reported cap- vrc bv the British late last week of in driving the demonstrators away from the bridge Andreas cia inspector general of Mexican con- crossed to to attempt to pacify thc mob There was no street car KEPT UP The quarantine regulations will be continued at the United gration station it was announced day by Dr C O Pierce senior geon in charge or border quarantine iu the United States health service More than 200 Mexicans given baths at the quarantine bathhouse today and many others were passed after they showed certificates from the Mexican federal health officer in Juarez ing they had been bathed An ar- rangement whereby these certificates issued in Mexico would be accepted by the United States was made yesterday by Inspector General Andreas Garcia However Dr Pierce said today these would be accepted only when the holder was seen to be the clothing dis- infected MOB STHE 1ST CARS Five hundred Mexican women Juarez yesterday mobbing street cars Gen Pershing's movements con- j committee asked tinned without incident and according lilt l vu i i- i v j u PI Pn en -T while he could leave his children no Tnp opinion was one of thc longest important position Trans- tne loy was followed yesterday by fresh Booting at Mexican to schedule He will probably cross the border a week from today GOT ORDER The text of the withdrawal order fortune he would better labor j ever prepared by the department of conditions under which they would Justice It covered closely I not find it so hard to live as he found written pages ft Manhattan Terminals of which he entered the industrial The opinion is expected to result held Alter every of strife and in immediate action on the he said there was a cor- in the house The joint I have not Fisk declared As one of the bankers for the son McAdoo was president Fisk said ne came in contact with and Falls College for tlie Blind Yin ton 29.000 Appropriations for thc state uni- versity were divided into two tions for current expenses and for equipment of ings purchase of lands etc The Ames appropriation is ed to current expenses R FA AJ A For the Cedar Falls school 250 is provided for maintenance with an additional appropriation of 500 for the teachers fund the mer school etc An appropriation of is withheld by the department but it i Fisk Sons of which Fisk i reaction which affected lion containing the amendment has is known that it contains specific di- a member also closed up some of rections for the conduct of tho the secretary's business when he ment including prescribed cred the cabinet but since that time is provided for the extension suffered injuries that made it j of summer school work and for sary to amputate his right foot just things equipment of a above the ankle as a result of being I education building run over hy a street car at the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets at 20 i are the appropriations im provided for the state uni- Mr found lying in the at Iowa City: street by Rev E J Lockwood Colleges of applied science liberal arts of M E church medicine heard a man calling for hefp and college rushed to the injured man's ance With the aid of a number of people returning from church Mr Dyer was removed to Mr v wood's home His foot was crushed and a physician was im- mediately summoned The injured man was removed to St Francis pital in the police ambulance and the i total crushed foot was amputated Mr graduate college fine arts summer school equipment and supplies repairs and contingent fund department of and grounds tions to be followed on any gency that may arise and that the order reached Gen Pershing early Sunday I San Antonio Tex Jan Border stations to which troops of the expeditionary forces will be dis- upon their return from the mass of thc people The dinner marked Un- Tuesday seventh anniversary of Mr Gompers been made a special order of business nf service in the cause of union labor and his golden wedding anniversary President Wilson sent a letter of he has had virtually no business the completion of his years tions with him In the last four years asked have you made any requests of the I have not Fisk said To use thc homely expression I have leaned backwards in that respect Brokerage Finn and congratulations Fisk said that he f v i 1 TJO 11.11 of the southern department today b f nad none of it Five two of and three of infantry will go to El Paso OF BOAST had personal the secretary and Gen Pershing will establish his headquarters at the same place for World Peace Kan Jan Meet in an effort to obtain peace von rounder pulsed Fisk was brought into the Inquiry flu held and the house died recently He j Rock Island Suit by Thomas W Lawson declaring at the in Washington that Archibald White lold him Fisk had boasted him that he controlled Secretary McAdoo and had offered Settled UI Chicago late one night lo summon McAdoo library school of commerce university sion of buildings partially e quipped paving and sidewalks purchase Chicago Jan Settlement of the suit of minority stockholders of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway company against Daniel G Reed and Wm IT Moore for 000 was approved today by Judge Carpenter in the United States dis- are being held today Kansas n part of the efforts of the Kansas i branch of the to Enforce Peace The observance made statewide appeal of jov Ar- who tried to disperse them Tho trouble began at S Sunday morning By an order oC the United States health service be- cause of tho typhus menace tine regulations against had gone into effect Saturday night tho the fact was not generally known in Juarez Accordingly when the first street car load of Mexican servant women crossed to El Paso the women were amazed when some of their number were ordered by inspectors to enter Chicago Jan petition in i RUSSIANS ON disinfecting station and take a bankruptcy and for a receiver Berlin by Jan bath in gasoline Von Co a big stock Galicia yesterday the Russians RUMORS START house of Chicago was filed Backed with strong forces positions j refused in the Paso city m which 25 men were burned to death They feared a TEUTON'S tlle assaults delivered by British troops north of These failed with severe losses according to lin while southwest of La Trans- loy the Germans captured a British post ATTACKS HY Berlin by wireless to Sayville L Jan troops ing in three ways attacked thc man positions north of office announces repulsed with heavy yesterday the war attacks were losses m ui i nn Tlie women today by creditors who allege held by Turkish oir the of and the assets river today's official j n at about less than thai ment says The Russians were by his via Jan marriage to the Saturday's battle northeast He was divorced from his I of Jaccheni the northern end of the variety of rumors quickly spread wife and fell in love with a painting Rumanian front Russian troops j thru Juarez The one which gained of the dancer long before he mot her i captured officers and more than most currency was that the from his bed by telephone also declared he bad heard Fisk was connected with the peace note leak Fisk denied that he had ever a conversation with as described in the Lawson testimony I want to state positively he said that the meeting described er took place 1 never had a con- today said tho statement They lived together only a few men war office announced i cans were stripping Mexican was the i when she deserted him Later he di- today them into gasoline setting them afire and compelling them to i run thru El Paso streets By D o'clock a mob of 500 women had seized the Juarez customhouse heartiest ever given to iny her tion issued by him Special exercises are being held in Kansas schools today by the teachers the state Attempt on King I 500 Mothers Plan Demonstration at court The terms of thc i versation White dunng which Here's Bad News ment include the purchase of the name of Mr McAdoo entered f of worth of i per cent The banker said he knew White They were led by a red haired Birth Control coming from the American side stopped i when the women lay down on the NCV York Inn Oilier women threw bricks Dyer's condition is reported today to be satisfactory ACCIDENT MYSTERY The exact manner in which Mr Dyer was injured remains a mystery It is believed he was injured by an GEORGE NOTED WAR TS red stock of the railway company by only slightly and had met him Mr Reed and Mr Moore and the j nally not more than half ment by them of all the costs of the a dozen CLOSED AFFA IKS Asked if he had anything to do DO Martin death being due to a paralytic stroke inbound Sans Souci car in charge ot j Mr Martin participated in of Motorman A J Herring Motorman nlin H Ilit to ao Bait more Md Jan Cedar Rapids Jan agreed to the with Hosing up McAdoo's business theory that disease senna find irtin 85 died here yesterday his fairs after ho the lodgement in handled u stock to replied affirmatively 1 Upon Herring Herring and C- Grover supervisor of local service were in thc vestibule Df the car at the time a man ng Mr Dyer's description left the the important engagements of the Civil war He was captured by John Moore is part by Messrs Reed and j entering the cabinet Fisk said Mt- a Adoo turned over all his securities Morgan the outstanding guerilla j of the present debentures leader of the rebellion the battle of and r which will go to holders j largely bank and trust company JAN stocks to Fisk's firm and on them ob- n loan of On Jan 15 Fisk said nil of the at the corner or Fourth and in the review of the by Buchanan Optical Co j ties having been disposed of the aut Neither realized that there had been an accident at the time but Doth later recalled hearing a sound under the car wheels Both believed it was ice on the track and no investigation was made No out- was heard by the men Mr Lockwood stated he saw the stop and start and that about army of the north at ington D C same time he heard the cries for of that concern help He was returning to his home from the church and rushed to the injured man Mr Dyer was for a number of years connected with the Waterloo Furniture Co being vice president Midnight 20 6 a 10 Noon 20 Yesterday 12 to inn 7 to 1912 5 to 17 1013 22 to 1914 14 to 1015 fo to 10 ON PACK Smoke El Tovar cigar advertisement If thru error of the carrier boy or other cause this paper should not be delivered at your home by 6 o'clock please phone 3.1 SO and a copy of paper will be sent After o'clock tele- phone 2 library ami schoolbooks is dis- proved by tests made by Dr C A h bacteriologist of Johns Hopkins university He took ISO books from in which diphtheria had existed and books from a public library that had been in circulation lor many among children in whose homes sanitary conditions were known to be bad Thc books were swabbed with sterile cotton in such manner as to gather all the In no instance could the diphtheria be isolated from the books and the bacteria collected were of the kind usually found in the air via man arrested for the alleged to King Alfonso's train of thc birth control stones w reek ing the cars after been identified as Rafael I to spread their doctrines j dragging the and a deserter from a regiment shifted from tors off and scattering the Malaga According to some land workhouse where Mrs Ethel j gers reports the bars of lead found on the i is a hunger Soldiers from the Juarez garrison tracks had fallen or were stolen from lnc special session court the rioting women with i a freight train returning from thelin Brooklyn and the trial of Mrs I drawn sabres and were hooted for mines and their presence in the path I Byrne's sister Mrs Margaret Sanger j their pains The soldiers then stood i of the royal purely j i about helpless the destruction Mrs Sanger and Miss are of street cars continued Americans charged with aiding in the conduct i in Juarez were not allowed to return of a birth control clinic the same to the American side tho they fenso for Mrs is not attacked inv a sentence It was announced that 500 mothers from that section of where tal COURT AWARDS CONGRESS SKAT IN PA TO DEMOCRAT Pa Jan v Philadelphia state supreme court today confirmed t Mrs birth control clinic was the Allegheny county court in the situated would her to matter of the congressional contest accompany court pushing their children in baby i What Assembly Did j in the Thirty-second district between carriages Commissioner of Correction said that Mrs Byrne's general Republican in which appealed against the action j of the lower court in taking the ures on thc tally sheet in- preference to the certified return sheets The tally sheet showed that Campbell had I a majority over Barchfeld cat condition was good and that she now made no resistance to the ing process El Verso a great lOc Cigar advertisement SENATE Met at IO a m Introduction of tills including two by Helmer nearly for educational Adopted report of roles tec KOUSS Convenes at 2 y   

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