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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1907

Page

8

Primary Bill Gaining Ground in Wisconsin Debate

Reports today indicate the committee backs the Dunham amendment requiring majority nominations with 24 votes, two short of a constitutional majority. The plan allows open party affiliation and suggests concessions to adopt the Wisconsin plan enabling voters to select tickets. The house debated anti tipping, smoke nuisance, and soldiers home funding while executives faced a sharp exchange over secrecy.

Des Moines Mare Dag Wat Primard Senate Stta Jalan Friends of the Committee Dunham Changta Bansters Jones Mattes Young Gilliland Leon Brown Register and Leader Brown Gillisland House Hambleton

Waterloo East Side Theatre Planned in Jefferson Block

The Steely Bachman block on Lafayette Street is being torn down to clear ground for a new theatre called The Waterloo. Jurisdictions say the building will be three full stories of solid brick, fireproof, designed by Sidney Lovell with plans for other major theatres in multiple cities.

Bachman Lafayette Street Sidney Lovell Chicago Lafayette Washington, D. C Lyceum Memphis Baker Grand Natchez Miss Bijou Toledo Columbia San Francisco Yosemite Stockton Calif Masonic Temple Grosellas Tucson Arts Morton's Masonville Empire Quincy Assembly Auditorium Windia Ind Philidelpha Appleton Wis Neenah Fonda Lac Jonesville Mic Haifa Army Jerger & Rubel Block H. F. Rubel T. A. McManus Jadl

Senate debate over executive session report unsettles Des Moines

In Des Moines on March 16, the Des Moines Register and Leader faced censure after a sensational front page about alleged statements during yesterday's senate executive session. Senator Granland raised the issue as opposition to Custodian McCurdy’s confirmation intensified.

Des Moines Senate Granland Des Moines Register Jhroreedings McCurdy Guilil- Mand

Small Fire at Parkersburg Damages Store Basement

Firefighters responded after a basement blaze at a Parkersburg store last night. The fire department halted the spread mainly with water, causing considerable damage though total loss is not yet estimated. Authorities suspect an overheated furnace pipe started the fire. store awaiting insurance adjusters.

Parkersburg Reing Tdirugetore

Street Cars Delayed After Track Jump at Park

Streetcars on East Fourth halted after Car No. 36 derailed near Chautauqua Park Friday evening. Motorman Meeker and Conductor Neckar reported the coach left the track, wreckage required transfers at the park, Cedar Falls cars unable to pass, and service limited to Sans Souci due to fender issues on East Fourth.

Meeker Necker Chautauqua Park Cedar Falls Cedar Walls East Fourth Sans Souci Chautauquaerik

Bank Robbery Confession Ties Gaddis to Masonville Job

Manchester March 15 Special Bernard Hansen one of the men jailed for the Masonville bank robbery confesses to Chief Pickley and Detective Raesli. He implicates Hugh Moore and William Gaddis as planners and co-actors, with details of nitroglycerine blow open, loot amounts totaling about 3302.59 recovered, and custody pending for Gadbois.

Manchester Bernard Hansen Masonville Pickley Raesli Wf Dubuque Hansen Hugh Moore William Gaddis Moore Hangen State Penitentiary Harden Eval Anamoly Gadbole Crews Dubuque Lise Minols Gadbels Moore Wera Wiliams Farm Mason- Vile Gibbin Gadbois Willams Torm Denton Farm

Pair Found Not Guilty In Murder Case At Corydon

After a lengthy jury trial in Corydon Iowa the jury acquitted Edwin Jenkins and Tressy Rounds in the murder of Milo Cravens Cravens a relative of the outlaw was found dead Christmas morning near Lineville The case centered on a quarrel during which Cravens insulted the woman Cravens was beaten and left by the roadside The defendants were brought to Corydon for trial and E Stearns reports the death of an uncle at Primghar Masonry lodge members will conduct the funeral at Primghar and the body will be interred in Hampton tomorrow

Corydon Iowa Altvist Edwin Jenkins Milo Cravens Cravens Lineville Jenkins E. Stearns Primghar Stearns Masoale Fraternity Primgbar Minnie Brown Traer Hampton

Fire damages office in Lafayette block

A Saturday morning fire at the Lafayette block damaged Fred 5 office causing loss of papers and furniture. Janitor Allen Rush quickly quenched the blaze after noticing burning waste in a basket. officials note the door was ajar and the incident could have escalated. No insurance details are confirmed and Henry Eickelberg plans property purchases. a new building may rise by summer.

Fred Laffayette Block Law Locke Allen Rush Lafayette Block Merrian Morriau

Navy Recruiting Opens Station in Waterloo

Waterloo joins Des Moines Davenport and Southern Cedar Rapids with a new United States navy recruiting station in the federal building. Lieutenant Jon Downes Jr in charge, accepting applicants ages 17 to 30 for apprenticeship enlistments and 21 to 35 for mechanics with pay from 916 monthly plus rations and medical care. Enlistees receive clothing and a four year term. re enlistment bonuses and early discharge benefits apply. Naval opportunities come amid ship completion of battleships, with recruits sent to a receiving ship before assignment.

United States Navy Quere Des Moines Davenport Cedar Rapids Waterloo Sientenant Jon Downes Jr Army Freq Moore United States Navy Piatlon Apprentica Mechanica Reuman Weterloo

Theft and court actions in Ossian and Waterloo

Ossian resident J C Austin arrested on a state warrant in Waterloo on a charge of stealing an overcoat scarf and other property from Henry Fay. Also charged with petit larceny. Austin detained after a dog fight incident. Alfred H Woods seeks a divorce from Emma M Woods, alleging cruelty and desertion since 1907. wife accused of aggressive conduct. Waterjo Traveling Men's Association banquet set for Elkshall on March 30 with dinner at 7 and a $2 per couple ticket.

J.C. Austin Ossian Waterloo Alguinng Henry Fay Austin Alfred H. Woods Emma M. ‘Woods The Water Joo Elkshall Galfetting C. H. Bingham J. 3. Wellman M. J. Brown John River John T. Roel

Ten Workers Strike Over Wages at Opera House Site

Ten workmen walked out at the westside opera house foundation after demanding 25 cents more per day. Foreman Nelson Braytein was struck in the leg by a brick thrown during the unrest. The strike reduced injuries and work continued with substitutes as the foundation neared completion. total foundation, cofferdam, and excavation costs estimated at 7600 dollars with the full project at 56000 dollars.

White Westside Opera House J Ab A. O. Tabor Tabor Mr. Tabor Savaral Watérloo Waterloo Waverly Stelkers

Jamestown Contest Standings Report Shows Leaders

The Reporter's Jamestown contest gathers weekly momentum with Miss Margaret Wagner leading in district one at 44 108 votes followed by Miss Dudley and Miss Salisbury. In district two Miss Harrison gains to 22 900, Eva Friedl 22 616, Florence McCoy 21 296. District three sees Mrs Lesa Schmitte edge Mrs Hoten kiss 13 727 to 13 444. District fourAnna Pyrred BUI 6 322 and Hbime Hawking 4 898 lead, with Blym Regencrans entering the field as a new contestant observed to attract pledges and subscriptions ahead of the final count.

Jamestown Inne Albert Way W. K. Parrott Margaret Wagner Dudley Jennie Salisbury Migs Salisbury Hag Promiséa Missy May Harrison Eva "Friedl Plorence McCoy Nurotines Jawade Lesa Schmite W. J. Hotenkiss Iin Anna Pyrred ‘Bui Hmihé Hawking Blym Regencrans of Independence Thia Ifroi

First District Residents List With Multiple Addresses

A local notice lists numerous residents of East Waterloo City with street addresses including Margaret Wagner Quincy street Maud Dudley Rag Park avenue Jeanie Salisbury Almond street Udith Wahl Cottage street Jeanette Denamere Third street Gledys Kline Franklin street Lulu Gilley Courtlana street Agnes McNamara Cottage street Mabel Boston LaPayette street Ollie French Walnut street Maud Weatherwax Elsie Hawking Saxon street Jeanie McCoy Argyle street Hula Helen Franklin street Congey Aro sey Ning Wangler Hast Fith street Blanche Highley LaFayette street Esther Baker Independence avenue Tennis Adams Logan avenue Mise Sheldon Independence avenue May Huntington Vine street Frances Grout East Second street White Independence avenue

Margaret Wagner Quincy Street Sessese Maud Dudley Park Avenue Jeanie Salisbury Almond Street Udith Wahl Cottage Street Jeanette Denamere Gledys Kline Franklin Street Lulu Gilley Courtlana Street Agnes McNamara Mabel Boston LaPayette Ollie French Walnut Street Maud, Weatherwax LaFayette Strae Esther Baker Independence Avenue Tennis Adams Logan Mise Sheldon May Huntington Vine Street Fiancey Grout East Second Street Aud. White

Second District Women Residents Listed With Addresses

Waterloo city listings for May include Eva Friedl 609 Commercial Street Florence McCay 728 Grant Avenue Carrie Rock 816 West Tita Avenue Alice Muller 1207 Commercial Street Cuva Bezdld 419 Wellington Street Ada Cornou 926 Commercial Street May Hofman 1008 Went Sixth Street Maud Fry 708 Randolph Street Mollie LaTér 909 Teerson Treat Aldo Eloée Armstrong 40% West Eighth Street Core Armstrong 403 West Eighth Street Jessica Hecker 824 Randolph Street Florenca Davis 432 Western Avenue Florence Verbareti 602 West Fourth Street Miriam Daviddtin 502 South Street Gladia Powers 742 West Third tract

Harrison West Fourth Eva Friedl Plorence McCay Grant Avenue Carrie Rock

Local Women Citizens List From Cedar Falls Area

A long OCR fragment lists numerous women by last and first names across Cedar Falls Dunkerton Janesville Hudson Waterloo Dubuque and surrounding towns including Lena Schmitt Carrie Whitney Frances Ripple Maud Waterfield Edith Hazlett Elizabeth Walker Ada Smith Harriett Waddle Jane Buechele Dora Brownell Mame Leverses Kathring Brown Maymé Donovan and other names. The text appears to be a roster or community directory entry with scattered punctuation and place names.

Lena Schmitt Dewar W. J. Hotchkiss Cedar Falls Lena Ortner Dunkerton Carrie Whitney Waterloo Frances ‘Ripple Laporte Georgia Bolton Janesville Maud Waterfield Raymond DN. Hurd Maude Longaker Laporte City Manel Washburn Hudson Edith Hazlett

Fourth District Names And District Voters List

A roster of names appears for the Fourth District including Anna Farrall Winthrop Emma Hawidas Nashua Lulua Winegar Readbn Lillian Larsoin Shell Rock Bertha Van Ingram Allison Mrs J Klocker Independence Riva Rosencrans Independence Mrs R B Plummer New Hartfard Mattie Nash Clarksville Rose Hawking Fairbanks Alma Wiedman New Hampton Eiva Byers Voorhias Minnie Bush Reinbeck Morty M Gray Lamont Wincie Connelly Fairbanks Dorothy Lee Waverly.

Anna Farrall Winthrop Emma Hawidas Nashua Lulua Winegar Readbn Lillian Larsoin Shell.Rock Bertha van Ingram Allison J. Klocker Independence Riva Rosencrans Plummer New Hartfard Mattie Nash Clarksville Ebehete Oreee Rose Hawking Fairbanks Alma Wiedman New Hampton Eiva Byers Voorhias Minnie Bush Reinbeck Morty M, Gray Lamont Wincie Connelly Dorothy Lee Waverly Watt Re Erléy

Owl cafe sale ends amid many moves and debts

The Owl cafe at 105 East Fifth and nearby properties including 4 Sycamore Street were sold by Kane Bros to B K Barnes after a death and liquidation. Estate value cited as 600, and possession to be given after March 39. George Rutherford and J B Blaney jailed for vagrancy after claiming Waterloo work boom. Kingston notes reference to North and North ey in Montana.

Owl East Fifth Snd Max Street Kane Broz Godel B. K. Barnes Sycamore Street

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