Reassignment of Court Cases Delayed by Busy Docket
District court hears reassignment requests as attorneys and judges adjust schedules due to crowded calendar. Bradley Ives vs Sinois Central Railway case nears jury after extensive testimony and late negotiations. Peculiar case Thomas E Line vs George B Stead seeks specific performance of a land and brick-yard swap with damages claimed for non completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Ives
Sinois Central Railway Company
Anderson
Cos
Tme
Thme
Ives
Thomas E. Line
George B. Stead
Washington
Wis
Blackhawk County
Pardes
Wisconsin
District Court
Contempt fine issued to East Waterloo grocer in jury case
An East Waterloo grocer was fined 50 dollars for contempt of court by Judge C J Ransler after it was disclosed someone tried to influence a juror in the Ives vs the Illinois Central railroad damage suit. The judge warned against talking with jurors and urged jurors to avoid discussing the case with outsiders. Also reported is the marriage of Miss Rose Welter to Mr Louis H Lines at St Marys Church parsonage with a small ceremony and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Waterloo
C. Ji. Ransler
Ives
Illinors Central Grailway
Leonard Lines
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Waterloo Sets World Voting Record With Machine Counts
Waterloo holds the world record for voting by machine in the first ward with 1,187 ballots, ranking ahead of Buffalo's 1,041. D Beals represents the United States as the record is announced. Troy funerals follow with Dr. S. S. Troy's service on Wednesday at 2:30 from East Fourth Street residence. Rev. Hull to officiate. G A R ladies conduct flag service. remains to Nashua for burial Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
D. Beals
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Troy
Waterlac
Firat
Apulnas Secana
Adewee
Ourth
Cedar Falls
East Wate
Engle
Peeks
Linco Ee
Orange
Big Creek
Sprina Creek
Geda Falls
Payner
Lackhawk Ee
Mount Vernon
Bennington
Sane
Washington
OsKosh wedding links widower and partner in law union
A telegram from Oshkosh reports the marriage of Grace Westveer, widow of A M Westveer, to druggist Harry Brenneck, longtime Waterloo business partner. Their union follows years of partnership begun in Chicago and Waterloo, with Westveer's death last October ending the prior business arrangement. The couple plans to residence in Waterloo after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshiosh
Wis
Nev
Harry
Grace
A. D. Woodrum
Harry and
Harry Breanecked
Grace Westveer
A. M. Westveer
Faw
Chicago
Lake City
Eagle Grove
Waterloo
Hileman & Gindt
North End
Westveer
Uma
Brannéck
Oskosh
Knights of Pythias to build on Commercial Street
An Ensights of Pythias meeting approved purchasing property beside the post office for a two story lodge hall with the first floor and basement leased for ten years. Committees were appointed to begin work early next spring. stock to raise 40000 with 5000 taken by the lodge and a 6 percent guaranteed dividend. Waterloo expects a valuable new structure and improved quarters next year. Rev L W Bock visited Dysart pastor Ray Bauerntelnd and family yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensights
Pythias
Post Ofice
Kimball Dairy Farmer
Geo. B. Lichty
J. B Bragdon
P. J. Martin
Ira Hoover
Carleton Stull
J. K. Joder
Geo. W. Huntrey
H. C. Schultz
M. Sweltzer
W.H. Life
K. of P. Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Waterloo
WANTED TO END IT ALL
A seventeen year old girl in Sailiam addition attempted suicide by taking an overdose of laudanum after heartbreak. A physician arrived in time to save her, and she is recovering. The motive remains unclear but authorities note a possible engagement to Javer Falled and pressure from parents over marriage. The family includes sixteen siblings. the girl is deemed too young for matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailiam Addition
Geinking An Ounee
Landanum Pas
Jaiva Sa
Death of C. Z. Enloe in Aberdeen typhoid pneumonia
Claude T. Buloe, 23, of Waterloo and former railway worker for the Milwaukee extension and later a brakeman on the Chicago and North Western, died Monday in an Aberdeen hospital after four weeks of typhoid fever. His parents, James W. Bulov, a harness maker, and the Waterloo family on Rieshl street, mourn his loss as his remains head back to Waterloo for funeral services pending time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude T. Buloe
Waterloo
Aberdeen
G. D
Muwaukes
James W. Bulov
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Euloa
Claude
Wat
Fam'ly
Riehl Street
Cedar Falls
Northern
South Dakota
VIEW BRIDGE SITUATION AND RACIALLY TENSE POOL HALL INCIDENT
The bridge project on Fifth Street faces overstated strike losses as many workers quit briefly but some returned. contractors report active hiring and a December 1 completion target. A separate pool hall incident at 187 Bridge Street led to clashes between a Negro patron and Greek patrons, with four charged for disturbing the peace and a trial slated for Wednesday. A man from Alton defrauded Hansen Hardware of LeMar in a bad check scheme, buying a $55 range with an $8 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Fifth Street
Bartlett
Bridge Street
Sam Henry
Sadona
Augustus Goodman
Peter Goodman
Peter Corliss
George Schafer
Alton
Hansen Hardware Company
LeMara
Lund Sells His Store Model Clothing Stock
An invoice of the stock is being taken and will be completed by tomorrow. Plans call for advertising sales the next day to close out the entire stock valued at $25,000. Mr Herrick will run the closing sale on the Pacific coast offer prompt action. The stock includes stylish furnishings and clothing, and the store is closed to the public until the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund
Pacific Coast
Herrick
Palace Clothing Store Forgery Case Leads to Arrest
A nineteen-year-old farmer from near Raymond, William Kurtz, is charged with forgery after passing checks for 87 and 18 dollars at Palace Clothing and Bradley Clothing. He reportedly confessed to a $27 check at another store last July signed as August Kurtz. Detectives arrested him in a field near the Orange creamery after leads linked him to both incidents. Local notes describe corn husking, farm activity, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kurtz
Raymond
iWhith
Kurtz
Palico Clothing
Lsa
Bradley Clothing Company
Palack
James Black
Bradley
Kurtz Inder
Orange Creamery
Randan Script Signals District 064 Odsode
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Randan and district 064 with a cryptic ODSODE tag. Readable elements suggest a local district notation or filing code. No clear event, person, or organization to establish a full news item.
Local items mix in Auburn town notes and visits
Milo Breake of ME Auburn spent Sunday in town and a 16 pound fish weighed in on Tuesday. Harold Weart caught two 16 pound badgers last Tuesday. Mt Auburn residents plaster Mrs Briggs’ new home. George W. Thompson returned from Cedar Falls to visit family. Election day brought 14 Republican and 4 Democratic votes with Republicans winning the ticket. A Bishop from Cleveland dedicated the new Evangelical church yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Breake
Auburn
Harold Weart
Charles Haines
Jess Hall
Mt Auburn
Cedar Falls
A. van Skike
Hol. Adams
Mason City
Guy Thompson
Bear Greek
N. van Skike
Theo
Peck
South Dakota
John Allen
Brandon
Windsor & Devie
Lola
Hazel
Pearl Brown
Vista
Mise Baw
Albert
Raymond Dickinson
Sheilaburg
G. B. Brown
Independence
Brown
Bissell
BH. Wil
City council approves major sewer plan for Cedar Falls
The council ordered a Wilson sewer system expansion totaling about $116,000 with a ten year tax levy to cover costs. Contracts include miles of new mains on Ankeny and Quincy streets plus lines on Mullan Avenue. Voters in Blackhawk County approved county farm expansion via Leeper property at $22,000, enabling county agricultural consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Dearborm
Cedar Rapids
Serbia
Water, Sewer and Gan Committee
Mlasioner
Ankeny
Webster
Quincy
Newell
Mullan Avenue
Allen
Locust
Falla City Terres
Blackhawk County
Hoya
Board of
Aupery Visors
Orange
Oklahoma
Cedar Falls
D. G. Wert
J. W. Leeper
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Veron
Wert
Ty Waad County
Blackhawk
Triple Golden Wedding at Liberty Center Iowa
A November 10 notice from Liberty Center Iowa reports a triple golden wedding celebrating fifty years for three couples Joseph P Mosher and wife Joyla Hall and wife Jesse Johnson and wife all married in 1858. The ceremony at the Methodist church featured Zola Sawyer singing I Love You Truly and Alfonso Hess with Clara Johnson as attendants. The event included decor, a band, and a pantomime by Indianola students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idberty Cetter
Iowa
Joseph P. Mosher
Jovla Hall
Jesse Johnson
Zola Sawyer
Alfonso Hess
Clara Johnson
Myre
Johnson
Shannon
Minneapolis
McCurdy
Lacona
Liberty Center
Indianolla High Acho
Morning Fire Extends Beyond Water District Area
A morning blaze on Baltimore Street, beyond the water mains, consumed a house and adjoining barn owned by BB Spielman. Firefighters could not save the buildings, and the barn was already doomed as the fire spread from the house where it began. Mrs Spielman, alone at the time, called for help but by arrival the flames had enveloped the entire structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Baltimore Street
BB. Spielman
Spielman
Sirs
Noted Jow Divine 18 Dead In Sioux City
Rev Alexander Simeon Peck aged 74 longtime Presbyterian minister dies at his home 1414 Jones Street Sioux City Ia Born Jamestown February 28 1634 and moved to Omaha in 1836 Served in the Civil War and studied at Hanover College with theological training in Chicago He had charges at Wyoming Dallas Center Tamingdale and Perry Iowa In later years he served in South Dakota U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Alexander Simeon Peck
Town
Lome
Jones Street
Jamestown
Omaha
Hanover College
Chicago
Wyoming
Dallas Center
Tamingdale
Perry
Iowa
South Dakota
Not Guilty 10 Murder Charge Highlights Court Drama
The case of Mike Halen, charged with the murder of George Bennett in Oelwein, ends with a not guilty verdict after his defense claims self defense and an invited confrontation. Funeral services for Bennett drew a large crowd, with witnesses detailing the suspect's confession and timeline from the night of the incident to the alleged knife attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oalwein
Way
Mike Halen
George Bennett
Oelwe
West Anion
Halen
Gelt Dewfense
Bennett
Bennatt
Halon Attcks
Bennott
Qalweln
Clark
Fivet Avenue
Helen
Co. J. [Bush
Oel[elu
Great Western Shops
Hoe
Tme
Sag Franatedo
George H. Bennett
Orange County
New York
Otsego
Oelwein
Misa Olive Sprague
Luiln
Alice
Edne
Emery
Earl
Moesdames
A. J. Miler
Jac
Morton
Ruth Foley
W. W. Ridler
Lewis
Fred
Andrew
R. A. Brown
H. H. Thials
Gen. Schneider
Cole
Mike Haten
Vernon
Mike Raien
Geo. Ht. Bennett
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O'Clork
Ransler
East Side Grocer
First Ward
Harry Brenneck
Wisconsin City
K.P
Gite
L. W. Bock
Des Moines
Evangelical Cal Church
Dysart
Iowan
Ray. J. H. Bauerntelnd
Javer
Auk
C. Z. Enloe
JLUND
SELLS
Doe
Palace Clothing Store
Bradley Go
Charles Straley
Thayer
Chris Emerson
Ethyl Chapin
Watturlon Ty
Barelay
Ida Couper
Jesup
A. Oliver's
Hleckon
Myars
Joe Mosteliar
Joe
Frank Nesfield
Alma Nesfield
J. B. Ross
W. Horn
D.D
Cleveland
Ohio
Om Frleidg
Board OF Supervisors
Lew
Mosorhy
J. A. Moora
Srockford
Owl of Uys
Citizens Gas and Electric
Welsbach
Welsbach Company
Citizone Gas Company
and & Gaz
Jara
Chas. W. Dahl
Doty
Dahl
Lata
Fred W. Widmann
P. Ww
Rob Ingon
Will Cirle
Gheg
Water District
Divine
Alexander S. Peck
Sennett
Geo. Bennett
Gurloua
J. Bush
South Frederick
Stolea
Nie Yoom
South Frederick Street
Hia Lan "Teri
Hales
Whitbeck
West Union
Supreme Court
Walter Whitbeck
Comateck
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