Pastor Beachler Resigns to Lead Missionary Movement
Rev W H Beachler, pastor of First Brethren church since 1910, is named secretary of the Laymen's Missionary Movement, succeeding Rev Wilbur Clapp. His Waterloo leadership included state Sunday school work, county and state roles, and a 29,000 dollar church project. He will assume duties Sept 1, leaving a single predecessor in local ministry.
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W. H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Nén
Wilbur Clapp
Bapelist
Cedar Rapids
Beachler
Tie
Mr. Beachler
Ohio
Myersdale
Waterloo
Fifth and South Streets
Danish Lutheran Church
Sixth
Wellington Streets
Black Hawk County
M. G. Musa
United Presbyterian Church
Suit Over Telegram Raises New Question
A new legal question lurked in Mary A. Traphagan’s suit against Western Union over an alleged unauthorized telegram. The message, sent from Shenandoah Iowa to Omaha and Waterloo, crossed state lines, triggering interstate commerce rules that limited damages for mental distress. The case, which could reach the U S Supreme Court, was settled yesterday.
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United States Supreme Court
Mary A. Traphagan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frank
Frank M. Traphagan
Shenandoah
Tim
Omaha
Waterloo
Mears & Lovejoy
Stinehart's Grocery Ad Lists Daily Staples and Prices
A local grocer at 313 East Fourth Street offers a wide range of items with prices, including peas, raisins, sugar, rice, syrups, coffee, beans, oranges, butter, salmon, oleo, peanuts, prunes, peaches, tomato, milk, soap, and more. Prompt delivery is available by phone.
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Sunkist
Alaska
C. W. Soap
East Fourth Street
Unauthorized Message Sparks Delivery Delay Claim
A delayed delivery is alleged due to an unauthorized message sent through the system. The claim centers on an instruction or alert that bypassed standard approval, triggering confusion and disruption to the scheduled dispatch. Further investigation is expected to determine source and impact.
Catsup Bottle Man Forfeits His Bond
Fred Shubert arrested Monday after a disturbance in a commercial street restaurant failed to appear in police court this morning and forfeited $7 bonds. Edith Auspack alleged Shubert hit her with a catsup bottle. Clarence Hodges, porter at Meverill Motor Sales Co., to be arraigned on a state charge. he admitted stealing money. Police Judge Heem held a night session. two speeders fined $7 each. Harry Frisby paid $7 for disturbing the public quiet. Others awaiting court or postponed. Two accidents reported. Jacobs and Wenderlin collided. Bridges and Diesel wagon collision with minor damage.
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Fred Shubert
Commercal Street
Edith Auspack
Shubert
Clarence Hodges
Meverill Motor Sales Co
Peverill
Justice Court
Wodges
Denot
Chicago
J. Cc. Heem
Harry Frisby
Serena Olis
John Jacobs
Edwards Street
Plea for Separate Maintenance in Rathbone Case
Mildred Rathbone files for separate maintenance against Oral C Rathbone alleging cruelty and long absences since their Oct 20 1506 marriage. She asks the court to grant $12 weekly and allow the family furniture chickens and the horse and wagon.
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Mildred Rathbone
Oral C. Rathbone
Police Matron Myrtle Bare's Busy First Year Report Sets Record
Police matron Myrtle Bare established a unique record in her first year ending March 31. She acted as arbiter in family and neighborhood disputes and as an employment agency, handling 659 cases, answering 368 calls, and overseeing 291 cases in the matron's quarters. She settled 34 children’s quarrels and 13 family rows, with 5 women arrested and held without bonds.
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Myrtle Bare
Barr
Mitchellvlle
Des Moines
Superintendent Visits Waterloo on Railway Notes
L. B. McCabe, newly named general superintendent of the Illinois Central division, paid Waterloo a lying visit yesterday. The official, greeted by local officials, discussed operations and future improvements for the line through the city.
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L. B McCabe
Illinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Waterloo Medical Society Sets Speakers for April Meeting
Small, president of the Waterloo Medical Society, announced two prominent speakers for this month. Dr. Wit-Tian Jepson of Sioux City will discuss Preparedness on the Part of the Medical Man for Military Service on Wednesday April 15 at 8 pm. Professor J. Sedgwick of Minneapolis will present a yet-to-be-announced topic. Both talks occur in the club rooms on the eighth floor of the Lack Building.
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Small
Waterloo Medical Encivty
Wit- Tian Jepson
Sioux City
Fem
J . Sedgwick
Minneapolis
Minn
Wil
Clu
Lack
Weothe
President Wilson urges Congress to declare war on Germany
Wilson asks for state of war with Germany and universal military liability with broad credits to the government. Aztec sinking off France signals naval danger as British and French push toward St Quentin. Russians advance in Persia and British in Mesopotamia, continuing campaigns against the Turks.
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Wilson
Congress
Germany
Rsiging
Aztec
France
Bt. Quentin
Fersin
Mesopotamia
Illinois Central to Build Large Ice Station at Ne North City
Illinois Central plans a new ice station on the former depot site in Ne north section, featuring modern hoists and machinery. The 200 foot long building will hold 15,000 tons and handle 30 cars per hour, a significant upgrade from current 13-car limits and two existing equipped houses on Harriman lines.
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Vhius
Aeuno
Noown
Ilinois Central Railroad
Oll Fee
Anit
Row
Railroad contract decision looms as WANY contemplates harvest
The railroad company WANY has not yet decided whether it will harvest its treor contract for its annual supply, leaving the outcome uncertain as negotiations continue.
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WANY
Treor
German bankers promise Argentine public works finance
Buenos Aires April 2. The German minister assured the Argentine government that German bankers in association with the Reichsbank are ready to finance public works in Argentina. The move aims to impress the government with Germanys economic resources, while the Buenos Aires Herald warns of tactics to create differences between Argentina and the Entente and the United States. The paper notes Argentina will not compromise its neutrality.
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Buenos Aires
G Man
Reichsbank
Germany
Buenos Aires Herald
Argentina
Entente
United States
Why Be Bald A Hair Growth Ad From Wangler Bros
An old advertisement urges readers to treat hair loss and dandruff with Parlatan Sage from Wangler Bros. It promises to stop hair loss, itching, and dandruff with a money back guarantee and claims Parisian Sage makes hair soft and manageable.
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Wangler Bros. Tio
Morris Bank Opens in Minneapolis With Luncheon
In Minneapolis on April 3 the Morris Plan company opened its Minneapolis bank in the Marquette building 616 647 Mar 1 Quelle avenue. A luncheon for directors and officers was held at the Minneapolis Club followed by a bank inspection. Douglas A Miskes president A Rh Rogers Joseph Chapman Sumner T Mee Naight vice presidents William W Lastinan secretary and Solou Td Rider treasurer and general mine iper oversaw the event. The bank was installed here by
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Morris Plan Company
Morris Bank
Marquette Building
Quelle Avenue
Minneapolis Club
Douglas A. Miske
A. Rh. Rogers
Joseph Chapman
Sumner
T. Mee Naight
William W. Iastinan
Solou Td Rider
Mineiper
Hank Wan
Three Men Entombed by Explosion at Mink Indiana Pa
April 3 news reports three workers buried by a blast at the Conemaugh Smokeless Coal Co mine in Robinale near Indiana Pennsylvania. Rescue teams labor to locate the men as investigators seek the cause of the explosion.
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Mink
Indiana
Conemaugh
Smokeless Coal Company
Robinale
Here
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Wells
Robert M. Béach
the Finance Corporation
New York
Starte Morris Banks
Sindaeapolis Bank
Scane’s
Scane’s Wonder
Wonder Clothes
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