Arrests in holdup case tied to Dinneen and Welch work
Sheriff Caldwell and County Attorney Mears credit Detectives Dinneen and Walsh with a swift, secretive probe that led to the capture of Harry Chapman and Clifford Peterson in a bold Monday hold up and attempted murder at the Caseaten factory. Ballou described the attackers from a boat, guiding officers through riverbank ambush points and train routes before Chapman was seized after a long manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ballou
Harry Chapman
Dilford Peterson
W. T. Dinneen
Maurice, Welsh Jr
Sherif Caldwell
Sherian T. Mears
Irving
Fred
Caldwell
Attorney Mears
Ven Mra
Dinnesan
Fred, Ballou
Caseaten Manufacturing Company
Mears
Sedeion
Mr. Mears
Dinneen and Walsh
Illinois Central Special Service
Dinneen
Walsh
Fred. Ballou
Harry Ander
Ballou
Anderson
Tmen
Mill Pond
Harry Chapmani
Clifford Peterson
Chapman
Peterson
Welsh
Dinneen Lana Welsh
Vinton
Ackley
Sheffield
Mason Guy
Galena
Waterloo
Edward Chapman
East Second Avenue
Sheriff's Office
Sher
Iff Caldwell
Daily Reporter
Waterloo Police Given Praise And Calls For Detectives
The Waterloo police were praised for their hard work at the crime scene after a hold up and shooting. Conflicting, unclear descriptions hindered clues. investigators questioned reporters and Harry Anderson as efforts continued through the night. Citizens and officials urged hiring a trained plainclothes detective to improve crime response and secure better justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagie
Waterloo
Harry Anderson
Corner stone laid for Washington cathedral project
Washington reporters describe the planned cathedral at St Albans in detail with design notes and funding. The article notes a vast ceremony on the site, leadership from Anglican and American bishops, a 4 000 member Brotherhood gathering, substantial gifts including 300 000 from Harriet Lane Johnson and 200 000 from Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, and a future adjoining hall for church meetings while the site is prepared and debt free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Toumor- Tow
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Washington
Bil
St. Albans
Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram
London
Chester
Yarious
Harriet Lane Johnson
Fhodie A. Hearst
Escape of Japanese Sailors Linked to Captain Hemet
A report traces the escape of Japanese sailors blamed on Captain Hemet and Cate Grew, noting their signing for the voyage and the crew’s involvement. The item outlines the voyage, parties accused, and potential consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Escape
Preliminary Trial Delayed for Chapman and Peterson
Chapman and Peterson, arrested on charges of assault with intent to commit robbery and possibly murder, were set for a preliminary hearing before Justice Hildebrand but the hearing was postponed due to Fred Ballou’s hospital condition. Once able, the preliminary will proceed to determine grand jury submission and further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Peterson
Hildebrand
Fred Ballou
Sable
Ithat
Pews and pulpit contract set for new First Congregational Church
The Manitowoc Seating Works won the bid to furnish pews and pulpit for the new First Congregational Church at West Fourth and South streets. The grand edifice will cost about $60,000, with total building and grounds around $40,000, and occupancy expected by early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Carmer
West Fourth
South Streets
Manitowoc
Manittowoc
Wisconsin
Concertia Anzinas
Whlea
West Waterloo
Doan's Kidney Pills Promise Kidney Relief
An advertisement extols kidney health linking weak kidneys to general illness and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as a direct cure. Mrs. W. Coram of Waterloo Iowa testifies that the pills eased her husband's backache and kidney pain after two years of disorder. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Waterloo
W. Coram
Argyle
Iowa
Jim
Doan
Wangler Bros
Bauband
Prize Stove Gifts At County School Fair
Cascaden Manufacturing Co offers a Progressing Oak stove and other items as prizes for the county school fair to be held at Chautauqua Park on October 42. Nine donated articles valued at $26 have been offered, including a stove from Cascaden and coffee, gloves, and baseball flags. Superintendent Eliott plans a large prize collection to draw broad interest across the county and city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Pack
Willett
Cascaden Manufacturing Co
Eliott
Lana
Night at Oelwein as strikebreakers settle in
Peace and quiet marked the arrival of four hundred strikebreakers in Oelwein at the Great Western shops. They will be fed and lodged while the railroad company and employees negotiate. Boilermakers machinists and blacksmiths are the only trades out. other forces met but have not acted. No alarms or anticipated trouble. Miss Mabel Sibert is ill at her West Third street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul de Longpre
Ecovrac
Ana
Ocean
Germany
S Whitty
Port Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pacific Ocean
Ocean Park
Santa Monica
Venice
Moonstone Beach
Redondo
Plaza del Rey
Iowa
iFou
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Oine
Robert J. Burdette
Temple Auditorium
Owens River
Waterloo
Portland
Ore
California
Allen
Josh Billings
Mosti
C. E. Wolverton
United States
Hoo and
Thope
Maurice Hamet
Mark St. Louie
Hemet
Roosevelt
Wolverton
Don G
Commissioner General of Immigration
Japan
Korea
Mexico
Hawaii
Canada
Oelwein
Spreial
Great Western
Far
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Dineen and Welch
W Jng
Crystal Ice and Fuel Company
Illinois Central Depot
The
Law
Sec Uce
Sara Toga disHard
Sycamors Street
Illinois Central
Cedar Falls
Westfield Addition
O’ Chapman
Otey
Clone
Henry Hosgen
Arthur Stolte
Hi Strayer
Bailov
Hatta
Ballot
Hinds
Weatfield
August Peterson
Ed. Chapman
Mlinois Central
Auc
Bishops of Church In America
Thomas Cascaden, Jr
Anna Meade
Ita Bode
Parkersburg
Frisco
Wiece Very Hul
Fred. C. Sagh, M.D
Los Angeles, Calif
Anees Sailore
STOVE
Supt
Elliott
Cascaden Manufacturing
Carmpahy
Mabel Sibert
West Third Street
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