Grand Jury Returns Indictments In Noted Case
A grand jury reported Friday morning and in part made public findings. Dan C. Stager surrendered after bail. Dollie Graham, Dan Cannaday, and Yan Stager face multiple indictments for reported incidents and conspiracy. James Brooks, age 17, charged with crime tied to a girl near Bryrtle Carpenter, fled with another girl. both are in custody along with the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan C. Stager
Dollowa
Cannaday
Yan. Stager
Dollie Graham
Graham
Bannaday
Raham
Regro
Bob Kennedy
Porter
Dan Stager
Stager
Dollie
Mister Graham
Bryrtle
Garpenter
Ciity
Brooke
Remnant Sale At Black's Opened With Big Rush
The initial remnant sale at Black's store opened at 8 o'clock Friday morning. Dozens of women and a few brave men gathered at the storefront to await opening, then flooded inside as doors unlocked. Shoppers carried away large bundles, and many left with bargains. the ward described the event as a grand, successful sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Theaa
Anne
Laporte Couple Wedded In Stockton Domestic Surprise
H F Gillespie and Miss Della Sait of Laporte were wed on January 16 at the bride’s parents home in Stockton California. The couple planned a quiet home town wedding and returned Thursday as Mr and Mrs Gillespie. Friends anticipated a forthcoming ceremony but not so soon. The newlyweds were in the city briefly Thursday after the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Gillespie
Delia Sait
Stockton
Almnots
Della Sait
Laporte
WOB Mushed Mystery and Winter Trip Mentioned
OY Boies has recovered from an illness over the past two weeks and, accompanied by his secretary Miss Elia Dann, left today for Los Angeles to spend the winter. The mob at the camp was masked and Greeks sought sheriff protection. Waterloo baseball stock controversy threatens capital with 6000 total, shares 28 each, requiring 2000 subscription and 26 percent paid. Existing stockholders may convert 100 par value to 25 shares per $25 under a new amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preumonta
Elia Dann
Los Angeles
Waterloo Baseball Association
Association of Par
Gains Is Show And Loan Association 18 Satisfactory Assets
Auditors compiled the Waterloo Building and Loan Association report for the quarter ending December 21. It shows substantial gains and a credit to the association with 46th series the heaviest in years in shares in force. The document lists receipts, disbursements, loans, taxes, salaries, and net earnings totaling 294 442.45 with accrued interest and retained earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Building and. Loan Association
Heaviset
Prize story contest attracts many entries
Interest has been shown in the contest and a large number of stories with valuable information have been received. The contest closes at 6:00 pm Saturday. no entries will be accepted after that hour. The prize story will appear in Monday's paper. Mark Serosky left Waterina for a time with his sister in Kansas City and with his brother Butler. Switchman J. E. Blenle is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate ‘Fruit -and -Commission Co
Shas
Blackhawk
Old India Artier
Wate
Mark Serosky Lae
Watarina
Kansas City
Butler
Kansas
Local notes from Raymond area including visits and church meetings
Jan 16 Raymond items note Miss Maude Waterfield sick list James Greenley of Waterloo visited Wm Medd Mrs H B Belgle visited Waterloo Mrs Miranda Bandfield of Waterloo visited daughter Mrs Glenn Parker locals mention wood sawing Ray Hit and mother visited in Iamymond Glenn Power moving from Tilman Schuler farm near Dinkerton funeral of James Presba Neya Debs of Waterloo becomes district No 9 teacher Austn Smith of Waterloo visits J M Stubbs Waterloo sale today J A Schmitz plans one year farming break Lehmkant returns from Chicago Jan 16 baby daughter born to Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Waterfield
James Greenley
Waterloo
Wm. Medd
H. B. Belglé
David
Br. Koos
Hastings
Nob
Fischels
John Koos
Chicago
John Fischels
Raymond
Ray Hit
Lmaymond
Mra
Waterfield
Miranda Bandfield
Glenn Parker
M.B. Church
Nielsen
Glenn Poyrer
Raymon
Tilman Schuler
Dinkerton
George Arthur
Dunkerton
James Presba
Neya Debs
J. B. Edwards
Jamie
Austn Smith
Water
Tno
J. M Stubbs
J. A. Schmitz
Bradley Ives Sues for 20000 in Car Accident Claim
Bradley Ives a brakeman on the Illinois Central sues for 20000 damages alleging permanent injuries from a March 27 1907 collision on train 72 near Dorish while reuniting the cars after a crash caused by the engineer backing the locomotive without proper signals. He reports back hip leg spine and abdominal injuries and seeks payment of medical bills and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Ives
Mlinois Central
Ing
Bash
Ives
Doris
Lees
Patitioner
Ata
Fred T. Hughes
Hughes
Wm. Chas. E
Gao
Sarah A
Henry BE
Robert R
Edward
Rose A. Hughes
Local notices mix Waterloo visits and a church wedding
A stream of social items from Molloy to Waterloo lists visitors including Roland Wolgamot of Stockhouse Neb visiting kin, Merle Haker visiting uncle Fred Adana, Mrs. Lennie Kraft with her daughter in Marshalltown, and Mrs. Frank Paulus traveling to Stanley. J.B. Murphy and Leander Minton feature in local business and retirement notes. The week includes a K P hall installation, a horse sale, and a marriage at the German Lutheran church between August Reader and Lena Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Molloy Whiday
Roland. Wolgamot
Stockhouse
Fealey
Marshalltown
Frank Paulus
Stanley
Hickelberg
Jesse Lyon
Waterloo
Edward Duffy
Wee Doolittle
J. A. Biersetmitt
James Curley
Eat Weibel
Ladjes
K.P. Hall
J.B. Murphy
Philip Kraft
Leander Minton
Creston
William J. Kraft
Clark
Waterloo visitors and locals share a week of activity
Carl Rickert and Matt Miller visited Waterloo yesterday while Miss Laura Kunzler spent a few days with her brother and family of Berlin. Laura Kunzler, Grace Gray from Cedar Rapids, Theo Volberding, Will Fallendorf, Lou Alford, and Henry Giorlfield hosted or attended gatherings. Herman Ohrt moved his family to his father's farm for the coming season as Henry Swearin rents a house and plans to move in early month. Mrs Carson Groth had friends visit for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moesars
Carl Rickert
Matt Miller
Waterloo
Laura Kunzler
Berlin
Robert
Parker
Will Fallendorf
Lou Alford
Toledo
Henry Giorlfield
Henry Cook
Carson Groth
Humber
Iowa shippers accuse railroads of bias toward Minneapolis
The Interstate Commerce Commission met to hear Iowa shippers complaints that railroads favor Minneapolis and St Paul with lower interstate freight rates than Des Moines merchants. A Des Moines freight commissioner led the charges, urging a rate revision. At a Minneapolis lumber group meeting, Warren Brown of Waterloo was chosen for the Iowa finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moinés
Interstate Commerce
Iowa
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Retail Lumbermen's Insurance Association
Minneapolia
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Warren Brown
Waterloo
Murdered on the Way to Village Performance
Mrs. Chapman collapsed during a coughing spell while walking with her husband to a theater. She died before medical help could reach her, at their Des Moines era home route near Third Street. Born in Germany April 9 1845, she and Edward Chapman had long resided in Waterloo. Funeral plans target St Joseph's Catholic Church with services likely Monday at 10.
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Pine
B. Smith
Babilla
A. Fisher
Germany
America
Edward “ Chapman
Waterloo
Illinois' Central
Deceaved
Pennyyvania
N. B.hiener
Des Moines
Conrad Fisher
Ashland
Kentucky
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chapfman
St. Joseph's Church
Fancy Birds Coming: Wa terloo Poultry Show in January
J Schonck, secretary of the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry Association, returns from Dubuque and Cedar Rapids. Breeders show strong interest for the January 20 to 25 event with many entries already booked. Breeds include Plymouth Rock, Buff Orpington, Rhode Island Red, Langshaws, Leghorns, and many varieties. Pigeons will be on display from Hemings, Ringleis, Collarettas, and Barred Rock. The show hall is the large skating rink at Fifth and Commercial, secure, well lit, with ample space. Judge A B Shaner, respected for fairness, will officiate. A members’ meeting is Friday at 7:30 in Dr H K Haffay’s office. all members urged to attend. Mrs Chas Fox is out after ten days’ illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Schonck
Waterloo and
Cedar Falla
Orbington
Rhode Island
Harry Gaxebest
Commercial Street
Bualnogs
A. B. Shaner
H. K. Haffay
Exploding alarms rock Stanhope area as chase follows
In Stanhope south of the city a string of loud blasts awakened residents at midnight. Bank cashier J. B. Sogard and others dashed out armed, fearing dynamite threats. Investigators found no damage at the bank. a later blast traced to a party at A H Anderson farm linked to a planned wedding party robbery attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervebupri
Lowaciyan
Mttla
Stanhope
Thin City
J. B. Sogard
Justley
Peter Hoye
Nooner
A. H. Anderson
Lundquist
Anderson Farm
Stanhopé
Melting Congregational Church Nearing Completion Event
About 200 members and wives attended a social gathering at Hakensupper for the First Congregational Church. Reports showed excellent finances with a balance of 440 after expenses. the new church building is rapidly nearing completion and will be occupied around April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Hakensupper
Alven
Wic
Logan
H. Rollina
Mensrs
Shores, Goodrich and Ruge
Bar Shoemaker
Hearing on Iowa hog and cattle rate discrimination
Inter state Commerce Commissioner Prouty holds a hearing in Des Moines on a petition by the Corn Belt Meat Producers Association alleging the Burlington Milwaukee Great Western Northwestern Rock Island Wabash and Indianapolis Central railroads charge Iowa shippers higher freight for hogs cattle and sheep. About 7000 cattle shipments move from Iowa to Chicago annually with rates $10 to $20 higher than from equally distant towns. Disparities also exceed those from Nebraska Missouri and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Interstate Commerce
Prouty Hagan
Corn Belt
Burlington
Milwaukee
Great, Western
Northwestern
Rock ‘Sland
Wabash
Iindy Central
Chicago
Go the Association
Witnata
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansaw
Imertings Continue At Church Meetings Throughout Month
Church gatherings press on with nightly attendance rising and a strong general spirit. Mira Gould leads the chorus and plans special selections, while Pastor Rev. B J Hull earns praise for direct, plain-spoken sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Gould
B. J. Hull
Thaw childhood described by witnesses in court
Miss Allen C. Platchar testified that Harry Thaw was an unsettled child, nervous and moody, with incoherent speech and volatile outbursts. Catherine O Neil, nurse to the Thaws, recalled persistent nervous fits and facial contortions, while Evelyn Nesbit was summoned as a witness after delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allen C. Platchar
Washington, D. C
Sho
Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Wild
Starlus Oysa
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Jerome
Ashe
Fletcher
Harry
William Thaw
Catherine O'Neil
Tarry
Ona Cald
Evelyn
Littleton
Hyelyn- Neshit
Penny
Mrs. Thaw
Thomas F. Lynch
Tenderloin
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Thewest Wees
Total Wesses Yes
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Carter
Leas
Fomne
Pala Vane
Duce
J. E. Blenle
Psovoshk
Fairbank
Jan
Will Lehmkant
Bdorris
Wille Are
John Dignan
J. A. Presha
Trem
John Treim
Mathias
Rose
Maggie
Theodore Treim
Jennie L. Hentrath
Percy Bentroth
Marian Ames
Olid D. Young
Reinbeck Oe
Edward Chapman
Death
Chas
Fox
Congregational Church
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