Mullan Endorsed for Third Judge in Tenth District
At a Black Hawk County Bar Association meeting Hon Charles W Mullan of the law firm Mullan Ashkett was endorsed as a candidate for appointment as the third judge of the Tenth judicial district. A committee of attorneys consulted General Nan who served two terms as attorney general.
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Black Hawk Unty Bar Association
Charles W. Mullan
Mullan &Ckett
Tenth Judicial District
Nan
Atorney
Waterloo man Mullan backed for judge position
General Mullan of Waterloo, lifelong resident born December 1, 1845 in Wayne Illinois, is the unanimous choice of the Black Hawk County Bar association for the next judge seat. O B Courtright endorsed him, noting Waterloo east already has a judge and the opposite side should supply one. Committees were named to present Mullan’s name to Gov Clarke in coming days.
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Waterloo
Mullan
Wayne
Illinois
Waterlo Schools
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Forty-seventh Own Infantry
Haseen
Old Settlers’ Association
Gen. Mullan
Courtright
Waterloo East
Mr. Mullan
Black Hawk County Bar Association
B. F. Swisher
8. T. Mears
O. B. Courtright
A. B. Lovejoy
Alfred Longley
Gov. Clarke
Fire Captain to Under Suspension in Waterloo
Captain G. W. Perkins, a long serving Waterloo fire department member, has been suspended by Chief A. A. Dunham for allegedly carrying intoxicating liquor into the east side fire station. Reinstatement hinges on exoneration by the civil service commission. Ira Garrabrant named temporary captain. Miss Gertrude Peterson moves Peterson Millinery from Woolworth to Liberty Jewelry building on Fourth Street East.
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G. W. Perkins
Waterloo Fire Department
A. A. Dunham
Perkins
East Aide
Civil Service Commission
Dunham
Ira Garrabrant
Waterloo Briefs And Visitors Highlight Local News
Carl McMahon of Cedar Rapids visits Waterloo relatives this week while William A. Welty departs for New York City on business. Tabernacle chapter No. 52 R A M holds convocation Thursday at 7 39 pm with balloting and inviting all members and visitors. Steve Colach arraigned for obtaining money under false pretenses. case continued to April 16. Mrs J C Davis of Walla Walla travels home via Boulder after four months with relatives. plans visit with Martin Blim. Judge Platt hears motion for new trial in Clothier v City of Waterloo. jury awarded damages for Virden Creek overflow amid other pending actions.
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Tabernacle Chapter
Steve Colach
Justice Knapp
J. C. Davis
Walla Walla
Wash
Teressa Elim
Boulder
Colo
Martin Blim
Waterloo
Platt
H. L. Clothier
City of
Virden’s Creek
East Waterloo teachers face longer resigning notice
East Waterloo schools restrict resignations by contract now binding teachers to the full service period. Exceptions may be allowed if the board of education deems annulment appropriate. The change follows a wave of resignations since September, with at least eight teachers leaving after signing for the year, as thirty days proved too short to fill vacancies.
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East Waterloo
Board of Education
East Side
District Officer Inspects Lodge at Pythian Sisters Meeting
Cora I. Metcott district deputy grand chief of the Pythian Sisters of Independence attended the regular meeting at the Pythian temple last evening. Attendance was good despite bad weather. Mrs. J. G. Ralston was elected delegate to the district convention at Oelwein. Waterloo temple No. 70 plans a large delegation for April 22. Refreshments closed the evening.
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Cora I. Metcott
Pythian Sisters of Independence
Pythian Temple
J. G. Ralston
Oelwein
Waterloo
Personality in Advertisements Highlights Waterloo Merchants
John Payne of Waterloo Engraving Co addressed the Town Criers Club after a lunch at the Irving hotel. He praised local business leaders for successful ads driven by personality and urged tailoring promotion to each merchandise class to match consumer wants and maximize results.
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John Payne
Waterloo Engraving Co
Town Criers’ Club
Irving Hotel
Payne
Waterloo
Twilight League to Be Organized in Waterloo Sunday Schools
Six Waterloo Sunday schools will join a Sunday School Baseball league this season. Represented schools include First Baptist, Walnut Street Baptist, First M E, Grace M E, First Presbyterian, plus one unannounced. Organizers met at the Y M C A to plan, with eight teams discussed. A formal schedule and organization will be approved Tuesday at the Y M C A parlors. Games begin early next month at six each evening, seven innings.
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Waterloo
First Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist
First M. E
Grace M. E
First Presbyterian
Alleged Illegal Sale of Booze A Lima Man Arrested
C C Nofzger of Lima Payette county was arrested at home by Deputy U S Marshal 7 W Philpot on a charge of selling liquor without a license. He will be brought to town this evening for arraignment before Commissioner J B Dempster for a preliminary hearing at Headquarters for Cankey's poultry.
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C. C. Nofzger
Lima
Payette County
United States
W. Philpot
Doctor Ed Hull Goes to Lincoln
The Lincoln Journal reports negotiations near completion for exchanging pastors between Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church of Lincoln and Grace M. E. Church of Waterloo Iowa. Dr BE D Hull is the Waterloo pastor involved in the move and has accomplished great work during his stay.
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Hull
Lincoln
Neb
Journal
Waterloo
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church of
Grace M. E. Church
BE. D. Hull
Waterloo to welcome Dr Northrup from Trinity pastor
News confirms Dr Northrup of Trinity city will replace Dr Hull in Waterloo after six years. Hull’s work boosted Grace church membership and funded a $100000 church plus a $10000 parsonage. Lincoln’s paper lauds Northrup. Waterloo residents expect high pace and strong leadership from him at Grace, St Paul, and Linden churches. Town Criers Club meeting and smoker scheduled at Pythian temple Friday. Berkley lawn mixture used for grounds at Prospect Hills and City Park.
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Trinity
Dr. Northrup
Hull
Waterloo
Grace Church
St. Paul’s Church
Linden Church
Lincoln
Northrup
Evening Courier
Town Criers
Town Criers' Club
Pythian Temple
Berkley
Prospect, Hills
City Park
Mrs Lamson Home From Chicago Trip Ends Brief Absence
Mrs C Q Lamson returns to Waterloo after a lengthy Chicago absence and says Mr Lamson remains in the Windy City for several days. The notice also urges readers to try Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, noting its worldwide praise and availability from druggists.
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Chicago
C. Q. Lamson
City
Lamson
Windy City
Waterloo
Father defends son in desperado affair inquiry
The father of 11 year old Teddy Connett says his son was innocent in a case involving a gang of youths. Teddy was not involved and was not charged after being taken to police headquarters. The father praised Teddy as a well behaved boy who did not mix with the other youths.
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Teddy Connett
Te Ldy
Teddy
Scrane
Home Fire Destroys Greco Residence on Mille Street
A night blaze gutted Vito Greco's home at 112 Mille Street at 4:50 AM. Firefighters arrived to find the house fully engulfed and the cause undetermined. The adjacent wall of H P Lajoie’s home was scorched. a neighborhood alarm helped deter further loss. Neighbors said Greco, a night worker at a local shop, was absent with family members elsewhere.
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Chigin
Vito Greco
Mille Street
H. P. Lajoe
A. A. Dunham
Mr. Greco
General Markets and Livestock Trading Across Midwest
Chicago markets opened higher after a nervous session with wheat and corn futures rising on favorable weight yields and rain. Kansas City and Omaha report cattle receipts around 5,000 to 22,000 with cattle steady to higher, hogs steady to higher, and lambs strong, while futures and pork, lard, and ribs posted shifts with mixed early demand.
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Chicago
Shorts
Liverpool
Nang
Kansas City
Muttoms
Colorado Lambs
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
J A Gunn Offers 20 Years Experience In Habit Treatment
J A Gunn announces twenty years of experience in treating habit issues in Minnesota institutions hospitals hotels and private homes. Satisfaction guaranteed. Consultation free. Correspondence solicited. Office Room No 2 Hotel Tremont Phone 908.
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J. AL Gunn
Tremont
Wheat and stocks mixed on Chicago market report
The Chicago many prices show steady to lower closes on sheep and hay markets with cash grain levels listed. NY close notes mixed wheat corn oats futures. Chicago produce reports butter eggs cheese and poultry steady to firmer with regional receipts and prices across dairy and farm items. Local classifieds advertise real estate, furniture and job wants with several sale and rental offers.
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Waterloo
W.uee
Washington Enquire
Washington St
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Jefferson
N. J. Berkley's
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Carl McMahon
Cedar Rapids
William A. Welty
New York City
E. D. Hull
Mrs. Lamson
Lamson Bros
Ocricagg Board OF Trade
K. G. Larrabee
Marsh-Place
Iowa
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Farrer Ieee Anes American ‘Smelter
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Yfd
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Minnesota
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Jor
Washington
Lafayette St
Salo
Wathuloo Wankets
Stevens
Carrie Campbell
Care Courier
Com’ St
Fourth Street
Webster
Waverly, la
Wellington St
Westfield Realty CO
Western Ateers
Chivage
Sal Corm
Ory
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northerbe
Erie
Mlinois Sentral
St. Paul
West 4Th Street
West 3Rd Ave
West 2Nd Street
Gibson Bros., Ltd
Second Floor Syndicate
Henderson’s Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Morris Motor Car Company
Cadillac Waterloo
Cadillac
Morris Motor Car Co
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