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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
13
Readable fragments describe a political melodrama as senators vow to press impeachment and power struggles over a Iowa junior seat. Also noted are court cases involving Judge English and Charlie Wheeler in brawling misadventures.
A courtroom scene centers on Mrs. Fricks alleging her husband’s betrayal by Mrs. Caward. Jurors were questioned by defense and plaintiff counsel as the divorce and $26 000 suit move forward. The judge allowed extensive juror inquiry and noted peremptory challenges proceeding.
Des Moines reports garage owner Callen was brought before Judge Herman Zeneh ti for embezzlement of an automobile after claiming a legal right to hold a car for unpaid repair bills. Callen cited a sign in his shop stating vehicles left over 30 days would be sold for repair charges.
President Coolidge expresses gratitude for Hamumill’s invitation to spend weeks at Lake Okoboji but states it is unlikely he can accept. The executive offices report the letter thanking for the invitation and the people of Iowa’s desire to host him.
New York April 2 A federal grand jury indicted John Wing former Republican national committeeman for Connecticut on perjury charges related to his 1920 income tax return. The indictment alleges his gross income was about 198 820 and net income over 197 208 and asserts tax due exceeding 40 060.
The event showcases spirits fetching items of no value for expert Loution and Dr. Melzer. Apparitions rearrange thorny objects, including ivory fiches and a crystal vase, in air before the audience. A vase of strange blossoms and a glowing display astonish attendees at the museum room.
Illinois Central outlines $225 000 in track extensions to connect Rath Packing and other industries with the second main track east of Waterloo and a new westward second main track near the Wogf crossing. General superintendent Scott Williams said the project, to begin within 60 days, will ease industrial handling and improve train movements at key crossings.
Des Moines plans to create a women’s division within the police force. If approved by Commissioner John Journey, the unit would have its own chief and be staffed by women officers tasked with arrests involving female suspects.
Snow blankets southern Iowa and surrounding states as a second winter storm of the week hits Kansas Missouri and Iowa. Reports say six inches of new snow deepen travel disruption while Easter plans face delays and weather bureau forecasters predict continued cold unsettled conditions.
The readable fragments mention bread, wholesome ingredients, a baker, and advertising copy about food products. References to pages, advertising, and a food company appear amid unclear OCR errors. The passage hints at marketing a bread product and general grocery items.
Whittemore, accused of murder and robbery of two Bank of Boalfast guards, arrived in Buffalo from New York to stand trial. He refused to be photographed, swore others would burn as well, and attacked officers and a photographer during booking at police headquarters.
A warrant for the arrest of Harry P L Alanson a road patrolman employed by the county board on a charge of assault and battery was issued by Justice of the Pence Dunkerton and handed to Deputy Warren Buckley. The warrant stems from an incident involving young Repford son of Toton H Repford at Rainbow Drive on a speeding charge.
Sioux City reports milk and cream price cuts amid an advertising campaign and higher wholesale demand. Milk now 16 cents a quart and cream 10 cents a half pint, with operators claiming the move boosts trade while cutting consumer costs.
The dry league in Washington plans a battle fund of 50000 to combat anti dry propaganda ahead of a senate committee hearing next week. Thousands of letters are being sent from the league headquarters urging dry advocates to contribute.
J. L. Brewtter of Laster township says his seed corn tests high and he has ample good seed for his own use with extra to sell. He advises farmers to test the seed annually to ensure a normal crop next year.
In Blackton Arkansas County two trappers, Fred Mull and Minnie Afendenhall, aged 35 to 40, were killed by a southbound Chicago Great Western Passenger train two miles north of Blackton shortly after 2 PM yesterday. The engineer saw them lying across the track but could not stop. Mull was married. An inquest will be held.
Washington April 2 The Senate hearings committee voted four to one to refuse subpoenas for 18 wet witnesses for the prohibition investigation set to open Monday. The panel ruled the government should not pay expenses for witnesses to testify on enforcement or modification suggestions.
Newsreel notes the great dreadnoughts arriving in Los Angeles harbor from Pacific waters and taking shore leave as part of prior to summer drills. Troops renew supplies aboard and await summer practice.
State agricultural officials investigate deaths linked to adulterated kerosene sold by vendors. One woman killed at Perry after an explosion and a family of five perished in Carthly sparks prompt a wide probe. Authorities report other explosions and suspect adulteration in kerosene mixtures. A hearing is scheduled next week as investigators search for responsible sellers.
The 32nd Iowa State Teachers Convention gathers 1,400 educators. Moeller of Black Hawk county is elected Northeast Division president. Resolutions push kindergarten age limits and higher minimum training for new teachers, with sessions across Waterloo and Cedar Rapids venues and a general session at West High.
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