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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

8

Coal Dealers Convention Opens in Waterloo Nebraska

The tenth annual convention of the Coal Dealers Association of Waterloo and Nebraska opens in Redmen Hall Waterloo with 100 delegates present. Late trains delayed morning sessions, programs shifted to afternoon with addresses by Geo. Gregory and H. L. Laird, plus an Iowa coal report. Delegates tour Waterloo sites including Electric Park and factory districts, with supper served in the park if weather permits.

Coal Dealers Association of Towg Nebraska Hedmen’s Sycamore Street Teyo Rock Island Great Western Dale Gates Ellis Hotel Ko| Koals Dows Geo. Gregory Marshall Town H. L. Laird B. D. Hull Grace M. B. Church Dowy Alfred Longley Waterloo W. W. McFarlane George Gregory Marshalltown Iowa Joseph Sherp Electric Park W. Webb Orpheum Theatre Lewi H. T. Folsom Lincoln M. A. Moore LeMara H. D. Peck Wail Lake W. J. Whitt Plattsmouth C. H. Chisem Omaha Neb A. Tuttle Greenfield Towa Coal Dealers Association George W. Burnham

Cargill in trouble man tied to shooting fray year ago jailed

The article reports Bill Cargill jailed after a morning riverbank incident tied to a past clash at an asphalt plant in which his brother Harry Cargill was shot by Julian Alva. Nearby residents and a physician note possible dementia and drunkenness as factors in the episode.

Bill Cargill Harry Cargill Julian Alva Cargill Register Works Costello Kepford

Found Friend Here In Vaudeville Sketch At Orpheum Park

Miss Ruth Francis, once a chorus girl and later Miranda in The Tempest, meets Prof Max DeGrosz in a park. They reunite as he serves as her musical director and orchestral leader for The Ward Healer, a stage act now touring 30 weeks on the Kelih circuit with plans to debut Goodnight, By Lady Silver Moon on the eastern circuit.

Max Max, DeGrosz Electric Park Ruth Francis DeGrosz Orpheum Theatre Park Miss Francis Wagenhala and Kemper Aatar New Amsterdam New York City Max DeGrosz Msic Tommy Keough Prof. DeGrosz Lady Silver Moon Arthur E Weld

Waterloo Eyes Summer Extension Course For Agriculture

Dr. Wm Shaw will tour Iowa cities including Waterloo to speak on Christian Endeavor and progressive youth work. Local plans include a reception, banquet, and an address at the Congregational church. President Storms backs a summer extension course to boost agricultural education locally.

Blackhawk Wm. Shaw Gaston Christian Ndeavorera Union Fthis Talent Union Dr. Shaw New Congregational Church Waterloo Bulte Trenaier Watarloo Boudthiy Heiwuty Storms State College Thia Althatia

Man claims sole heirship to J T Hughes in land suit

Frederick T Hughes sues to quiet title and obtain accounting of rents from land tied to the late J T Hughes. He alleges he is the only son and rightful heir, having been estranged since youth and unaware of his father’s death in 1907. Defendants Edward Hughes, Rosa A Knowles, and Robert Wyatt hold the property now with contested title.

Frederick T. Hughes W. W. Wyattebal Plsintis J. ‘T. Hughes Gonnpil Bluffs Kirocel Mr. Hughes Pollawattamia Edouard Hughes Rosa A. Knowles Robert Wyatt Plainum I. T. Hughes Edward Hughes Rosé A. Knowles Cansade Pantec

Decorators Engaged to Prepare Event Decorations

Four hundred ninety dollars are to be spent for decorations. The planners are at work arranging, and professional decorators from Katt sag City will handle the project.

Rom Kattsag City

Banke Conduct Adopts Clearance House System

Banks in the city have adopted a regular clearance house system to streamline daily work and reduce currency handling on the streets. Representatives meet each morning at one bank then rotate to the opposite bank, aiming to organize under clearance house principles soon.

Banke Clearance House

Republicans 10 Meet Saturday Delegates Selected for Convention

A Republican county convention will meet at the court house in the city at 11:00 a.m. Saturday to select delegates to the tenth judicial district and state conventions. Delegates and committee members from precincts across Waterloo and surrounding townships will be chosen, with nominations possible if no ticket candidates exist. A Mason car trip to Austinville described.

Republican County Court House Waterloo What -Ward Commmitteeman H. A. Snyder Bragdon J. D Bedgwick D. Williams J. J. Joder Meiteman L. Kingsley B. L. Johnson H. Nauman F. C. Hitcheoeke D. W. Bowes G. I. Munger Segend wWard—Commindaman C. J. Spafford A. W. Brown Cadwallader W. H. Life H. L. Moore A.smith Tasac Guahard W. A. Hallowell Third Ward W. L. Allen Fourth Ward George Dunham J. Elghmney B.J. Howrey Gr Garter John Rath A. J. Edwards F. R. Fisher Dawson Clayton Bronson John Stewart Seaond RB. Rector B. Read BE. Pack A. Livingston Alfred Longley James Register Orange H. J. Hess EB. B. Stokes Mittlan B. M. Smith Wagle Peter, Beck Blackhawk W. H. Brandhurst S. BH. Cain Mastaln F. R. Hollis Cedar Falls G. B. Hearst CG. Hearst Barclay R. W. Gibson Alvin Oliver W. P. Walker W. Brant C. W. Magee A. 8. Cummings.” Spring’ Creak—Committteeman Nong Poyn r—Committesman R. W. Emath H. W. Hmert Geo. Arthur Big Creech W. ©. Hauger C. B. Gingrich D.simpson B. J. Buchan C. W. Hayzlett TR. Sklaner R. B. Fields Washington Committem C. A. Bown Mt. Vernon A. W. Bell M. V. Sunderlin Ti Ostrander Lincoln B. H. Vellum Wm. Glasoner N. Minish C. H. Northway Fox J . Bennington Jacob Teieinger Steely Cedar Falla Clty Fret Ward T. B. Carpenter W.W. Bancroft Henry Johnson L. A. Leep Joseph Sartori Second Ward H. Wilton Gilkey W. H. Heatrop H. Jacob Pfeiffer Thomas Robinson B. Humbert Amos Wead RA. Phillips C. A. Chapman Lee. Graham L. B. Stewart

New Line Opens Soon With Street Cars To Serve Parks

A new interurban line from West Park avenue to Electric Park nears operation. Rails are being completed and a trestle over Blackhawk Creek will be finished today. Three cars will form the loop with two more added for large crowds, enabling five to ten thousand riders to be moved quickly. The system aims to boost Electric and Red Cedar attendance at league games this week. Marquise Rhes fa In Oelwein (hla iweek glessing her cousin).

Cara West Park Avenue Electric Park Westeld Blackhawk Biackhawk Creek Trolsey Wird New Ile Alcel Stallara Randle Benefi Red Cedar Marquise Rhes Fa Oelwein Hla Iweek Glessing

Local M W A to Decorate for Convention Parade

Extensive preparations by the local camp of the M W A are made for the coming convention on the 26th. A meeting last night decided to offer prizes of 15.00 and 10.00 to merchants and manufacturers for best decorations. The Woodmen and the Republican committees will collaborate to beautify the city for thousands of visitors and will each donate resources.

Taft favored as Iowa delegates talk at Chicago meet

Report from the Republican National Convention in Chicago describes a calm, Taft-centered mood with little enthusiasm for Dolliver or Cumming. Iowa delegates and officers are well represented, with talk of a long session ahead and ticket distribution concerns. June 17 notes headquarters in the Auditorium Annex and growing interest in the Waterloo state convention.

Chicago Taft Dolliver Cumming Fairbanks Garamina Ars Thorsky Perkins, Young Iowa Towa Visitore Hava Lidon Ja Wall Dawson Kennedy Birdeait Hepburn Fickett Woods Nate Kendal Lacey Jone Lellyer Allison Waterloo Smong Bhoss End C. B. Pickett Geo. BH. Lichty W. W. Miller Harold Plumb Geo. W. Dawson Dr. Waddey W. F. Parrott J. W. Richards Jf. W. Rath O. G.lamson L. TH. Miller Guts Place Annex Towa Atty Comorsa Geo. Wilson George Wilson Adair County James Wilson Jud Wilner Sioux City Tribune Cummins Bryan Hull Prouty

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