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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

9

Des Moines Debates New Utility Bill and Related Measures

Iowa legislators near adjournment consider a public utilities bill expanding city power to set gas electric and streetcar rates via council action with a court review process and tighter control over long term car fares. Other actions include soldiers preference expansion and subpoenas for investigations while a rail telephony bill fails in the senate and education funding is trimmed.

Des Moines Altho House of the Iowa Sesson Springer Kendall Boards of Supervisors Iowa Supreme Court House Senate Executive Council Oase Council House Committee On State Board of Railroad Comissioners Telehone Jso

Men Under Death Sentence Taken to Ft. Madison Prison

Des Moines April 6 Eugene C Weeks and Orrie Cross murderers George Fosdick were moved to Fort Madison penitentiary two months after the slaying that brought the death penalty to all. A guard of four deputies accompanied them as they began the journey with the prisoners calm and joking.

Ft. Madison Des Moines Eugene C. Weeks Orrie Cross George Fosdick Fort Madison Yesteray Meir Alves

Lamson Degree Appealed From Judgment in Suit Over Hotel Contract

The Lamsons appeal a $73,000 default judgment against Maryland Casualty Co claiming insufficient notice. Builders of the Russell Lamson hotel failed to complete the contract, leading to bankruptcy and new contractors. The motion asserts lack of court jurisdiction. affidavits cite changes to plans after signing and the defendant’s agent misplacing notice due to illness and distraction.

C. C. Lamson Lillian Russell Russell-Lamson Lamsonso Boardman Lamsons Maryland Casualty Company Burton BE Wilson Waterloo James G. Clark Mears & Lovejoy Hel

Hinshaw Sidesteps State Prosecution

A hearings panel in Des Moines reviewed former Fish and Game Warden Hinshaw's fish sales claim that he acted in a private capacity. He cited Cosson's opinion deeming sales legal, suggesting no criminal action but possible civil action if Gibson reverses it. The YMAL pledge drive is advertised to follow.

Des Moines Hinshaw Executive Council Cosson Clarke Gibson

Waterloo Theatre Delights with A Red Wig and Balcony Scene

Waterloo's Sacred Heart hall hosted the Waterloo Players fifth program featuring Evalyn Bruck Torpey's A Red Wig a balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet and two other one acts The Stepmother and Dinner drew applause with strong turns by Judnita Pollack Hazel Scott Thomas F Meyers Jr and Mrs E L Nelson The program included songs by E L Felson Pearl Gougs and Maytime with George Miller directing costumes and R J McComb as stage manager

Waterloo Waterloo Players Sacred Heart Hall Evalyn Bruck Torpey W. J. Vogel Mina Edna Judnita Pollack Roy Lytton Thomas F. Meyers, Jr Romeo Miss Hazel Scott Juliet Robert Johnson Nelson Dunham E. L. Felson Florian Pearl Gougs George Miller R. 3. McComb

Barleycorn Crackdown Highlights City Court Session

In a morning police court session six youths faced intoxication or vagrancy charges. One 19 year old blamed a stranger for moonshine as Judge Gwynne fined him 25 dollars or up to 30 days. Two others received similar sentences, while John Hipman, with prior troubles, was fined 75 dollars and jailed until paid. Two vagrants got 15 days, suspended to aid their job search after loitering near the Illinois Central station.

John Barleycorn City Gwynne John Hipman Wilinois Central Station

Move details from Sioux Falls pair name Gould and Rooker

A cleaned overalls dressed pair provided a direct account of their movements. They cited Rhames 4s Jim Gould and Elsworth Rooker as part of their story and referenced their homes in Sioux Falls.

Jim Gould Elsworth Rooker Sioux Falls

Noted Black Leader William Trotter to Speak in Waterloo

William Monroe Trotter of Boston, famed editor of the Boston Guardian and Equal Rights League spokesman, is set to arrive tonight. He will address the African M. E. church tomorrow on the league’s work and his Paris peace conference experiences.

Waterloo William’ Monroe Trotter Boston Mr. Trotter G. W Trotter Boston Guardian The Equal Rights League Wide Feme

Grand Jury Holds Williams for Carrying Concealed Gun

Isadore Williams, a colored man, was held to the grand jury on a $350 bond for carrying concealed weapons after a preliminary trial over an incident in which he allegedly flourished a gun at Arthur Powell in Powell's Salisbury Street home. The proceedings drew criticism from Judge O B Courtright for apparent perjury and witness conflicting testimony.

Isadore Williams Arthur Specks) Powell Salisbury Street Williams O. B. Courtright

Garland Flour Ad Hints Pledge Night at Y M C A

Garland Flour advertisement urges readers to join the Y M C A pledge night tomorrow. A ready Gast is announced to match donations on Thursday night as part of the fundraiser.

YMAL

Black Hawk county funds show near million balance

Black Hawk county treasurer Ed Madigan reports the public purse at 1 018 472 44 in bank credit today with 1 426 050 40 collected in the past three months. Deputy A J Bunn itemizes receipts from taxes, fees, licenses, and refunds as contributing to the large balance while warning gains will shrink as apportionments occur. Millage growth in Waterloo east has risen 52 percent over three years.

Black Hawk Ed. Madigan Bs First National Bank A. J. Bunn Waterloo West East West Madigan Bunn Black Hawk Country G. W. Hazlett Waterloo Waterloo East

The Clothes Question Quickly Answered Here

A Waterloo store touts a wide selection of tailored clothes from top makers for men and boys. It promises smart, stylish fits for young and older customers at unusually low prices to discourage high price fears.

Waterloo

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