Waters Get 5 Years for Maintains House of Ill Fame
Leo and Louise Waters of New York faced charges of keeping a house of ill fame on Dane street. Indicted after grand jury review, Mrs Waters saw her case dismissed while Mr Waters pled guilty and received a five year sentence in a reformatory in Anamosa. She was sent to Dubuque for care at the Good Shepherd home. Their children were placed with guardians as the couple, lacking resources, faced welfare arrangements. Both Waters were described as uneducated and shaped by hardship, with the judge noting leniency due to lack of prior felonies.
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Leo and
Louise Waters
New York
Il Fame
Dane Street
J. ©. Murtagh
Waters
Dubuque
Joseph Klingaman
Dubouque
L. C. Burkitt
Dubuona
Topsy
Mrs. Waters
Watts
Community lodge and club notices announce meetings
A sequence of fraternal and civic group notices lists regular meetings for Knights of Columbus Christ Church chapter Eu rth's hall Crescent Council Royal Masters Cedar Tent K C T M and Clio Club plus a Presbyterian aid department. Invitations urge attendance and note dates in April with hostesses and locations.
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Knights of Columus
Ventry of Christ Church
J. W. Krapiel
L. A
Eurth
Waterloo
D. A JR
M. J. O'Keefe
Mulberry Street
Weaver
O'Keefe
Hesser
Crescent Council No. 16
Royal and Select Masters
Masonic Temple
Cedar Tent
Eagle's Hall
Cedar Hive
F. K. Pettit
Sycamore Street
Clio Club
Mra. FP. R. Asq
Commercial Street
Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Mirs
John Math
East Wirth Street
Baseball Notes on Ottumwa Team Roster and Schedule
A. J. Lizette and Tommy Searles report for duty as Ottumwa prepares for spring workouts under Manager Boyle. Arrivals from St Paul and Elkhart, Indiana meet damp grounds. practices scheduled daily at 10:00 and 2:30. Upcoming games include Ottumwa vs Red Sox and several Western League matchups through May with notable transactions involving Pitcher Scott and Outfielder Matlick.
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A. J. Lizette
Tommy Searles
Cateners
St. Paul
Elkhart
Indiana
Boyle
Peterson
Gasper
Cruikshank
Oelwein
G Seings
de. J. ©. Bonham
Ottumwa Baseball Association
Ottumwa
Red Sox
Des Moines
Wheels Exchanged At Waterloo Manufacturing Plant
A bicycle left at the Waterloo Manufacturing Company was replaced by an old earthless machine during a ten minute absence on Thursday morning. The incident has been reported to the authorities as a possible larceny inquiry. Store notices mention children’s jackets and navy, brown, red and white varieties at Yetlor and Waters.
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Waterloo
Cireles
Palm Cafe
E. L. Glasser
North End
Express Today
Vetter & Waters
Waterloo Manufacturing Company
Asquith
Express
Misons
Yetlor & Waters
Avs
Iowa Republican primary law school meets in county central room
A meeting was held in a small courtroom convened by County Republican Central Committee Chairman D. Kern to educate attendees on the new primary law. Attendees from many precincts received copies and discussed section by section the law’s complex provisions and the basis of party affiliation through voting.
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Iowa
D. Kern
Republican Central Committee
Esianatte
Jas
Cc. D. Kern
Assault and larceny charges from Waverly saloon incident
In Waverly Miller, a German newcomer, was beaten and robbed in broad daylight after celebrating before starting work for the Waverly Brewing Co. Gish pleaded guilty to assault and battery, fined $15 plus costs. Ritter fled the city. Miller’s preliminary hearing set for Friday. bond set at $500. Also notes on Roger Bacon’s genius and early scientific foresight.
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Waverly
Gottlieb Miller
Waterloo
Waverly Brewing Company
BH Gleb
Charles Ritter
Logel
Gish
Miller
Ritter
Charlies Ritter
J. Y. Hazlett
Norning
POLAR AUTO RACE ENTRY DETAILS FOR AMERICAN CAR
The Thomas stock car, sole American entry to the New York to Paris race, weighs 2700 pounds with crew and gear totaling about 9500 pounds. Roberts and Brinker share driving duties across stages, while the car uses American-made parts, 60 hp, and 36 inch wheels later upgraded to 40 inch, with chains and a winch for rough terrain.
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New York
Paris
New York Times
Alaska
Siberia
Westchester County
N. Y
Cheyenne
San Francisco
Harold 8.Brinker
Thomas
Pacific Coast
Brinker
Rocky
Sierra Nevada
Chicago
Roberts
Swith
Coin for the Children 2 Cent Piece Idea by Pease
Kansas City bookkeeper William H. Pease proposes a bright metal two cent coin for children featuring a child's head and a Teddy bear on the reverse. He outlines the concept in a letter to Chicago friends and gives his Kansas City address at 9315 East Nineteenth Street.
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W. H. Pease
Teddy Lear
William H. Pease
Kansas City
Pease
Chicago
Peaselves
East Nineteenth Street
Wild olive trees spread in Algiers grafted under government
In Algiers wild olive trees grow freely and are grafted on site. Trees lie so close they touch overhead in some regions. Nine tree yields range from 80 to 100 pounds annually. Some trees are believed 400 years old, with over 6,000,000 wild trees estimated. Government auspices oversee systematic grafting programs.
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Algiers
Tlis
New York Judge Urges Harsh Crime Reforms Across Age Groups
Judge Charles H Whitman of New York’s Court of General Sessions advocates drastic measures to curb crime. He argues that reform after age thirty is rare, calls for longer prison terms and quicker trials, and blames lenient public sentiment for sparing criminals. He criticizes welfare for the streetwise thief and urges emphasis on prevention, especially for women in shops, detailing how sympathy toward offenders fuels crime.
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Charles 8. Whitman
Court of General Sessions
New York
Whitman
New York City
New York Herald
Mandlin
Esneemby
Tam
Dark Lantern
Market reports and political notes from early spring
The page lists livestock receipts and hog, cattle, and sheep prices with market movement for Chicago and a brief New York stock market snapshot. It also notes estimated tomorrow receipts and daily shifts. A short politics item mentions E. L. Hildebrand of Waterloo seeking endorsements ahead of primaries.
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Chicago
Choica
Winthrop College Romance Sealed by Wedding
Miss Eva Irene Braden and Mr. Ernest LeRoy Beizley were married Tuesday at the Braden home, with Rev. W. G. Ramsey officiating. The ceremony featured music by Miss Georgia Neville, a white Sultana gown, and a reception by friends. The couple plans a May 15 home in Ottumwa after a southern wedding trip.
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Winthrop
Eva Irene Braden
Ernest LeRoy Beizley
Ottumwa
Edwin Braden
Georgia Neville
Beacher
Highlands Park
Des Moines
Belzley
Ship Announces Candidacy on Republican Ticket for State Legislature
Clintan Petrie of Waterloo township may seek the third district supervisor seat. Friends say he will announce his candidacy soon though he has not yet made a public declaration.
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Ship
Clintan Petrie
Waterloo Township
Board of Supervisors
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Leo Waters
House of 11 Fame
W. N. Birdsall
Edward
Lewis Steiphagen
State
Edward Foley
Charles Kennedy
Civic Committee AT Work
Women's Club
Tlinois Central Railroad Company
Illnois Central
J. J. Bisby
Lane Street
Hi. G. Boeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Oskaloosa Herald
Scott
Wichita
White Sox
Tecore
Isbell
Ita3
Patterson
Pueblo
Matlick
Oskaloosa
Pat
Mattix
Kennedy
Republican County Central
Mittee
BF. McElhinney
W. Bedford
Hudson
Bacons
Roger Bacon
Francis Brean
Draper
New York American
B. L. Morrow
W. Fourth St. C. B
Blay
Polar Auto Race
D'Annunzio
John Calvin
Geneva
Switzerland
Home Park Brivicry Club
Home Park
Lamson Bros. & C
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Amalgamated Copper
Ananconda
Syeau
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Missouri
E. L. Hildebrand
Waterloo Town
Miss
Braden
Ernest Beizley
Express Loday
Vetter & Wat. Bro. Wa
The
Waterloo Business College
Helene Springer
Cedar Falls
Independence
Wilt Thurst
Maquoketa
Mrs. B. BL Hunter
West Parl Avenue
N. J. Berkley & Co
George Hafar
East Side
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