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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1925

Page

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Anderson claims kidnapers took him out of town

James Anderson 21 the principal witness in a liquor case says five men in a touring car abducted him near Fourth and Jefferson, drove him toward Manson Iowa, robbed him of about 412 dollars, and dumped him near a crossroad west of Fort Dodge. He walked to Manson and Fort Dodge, then Waterloo to return home. The county attorney plans to prosecute any who harmed him.

James Anderson Manson State James Paras W. A. Cook Tome Fourth Street Fourth and Jefferson Street Frank Denniston Set & Key Platt Struyar Bluff Friadl Fifth Vie Fort Dodge Waterloo

Seven Nations to Send Delegations to Pacific Parley

The Pan-Pacific conference to be held July 1-14 in Heopolutu brings together seven regional countries leaders and scholars. Noted attendees include Yusuke Tsumuri Henry Pratt Fairchild and George H Blakeslee with global figures Bernard Baruch and Clarry A Garfield aiding arrangements for the Honolulu gathering.

Pacific Associated Press Heopolutu Pan-Pacific Pan-Pacific Union Iana Institute of Politics Williamsjtown Mass Whliamastown Institute Honolulu Yusuke Tsumuri Viscount Goto Henry Pratt Fairchild New York University George H. Blrkeslee Clark University Iha Charles ¢. Batchelder Commerce Philippine Islands K. Hornbeck Washington, D.C

Shepherd Loses Last Chance for Freedom in Supreme Court

Continued from page one the report notes inquest into Billy Shepherd’s death will resume after Dr Nally reports bichloride in mercury found in the body. The Supreme Court may consider bail pending trial as Shepherd remains in jail awaiting further action.

Shepherd Supreme Court Mr Nally Thin Billy Murderers Row Ile County Stria Siprame

ElLoper Indicted on White Slave Charge

Indictment returned by a federal grand jury but not yet public names Paustala a Traet businessman accused of eloping with Mrs G C Martin beauty parlor proprietor. She returned to her husband days later and Paustala remains at large according to federal building brief.

Cedar Rouids Federal Grand Ona Federal Building Paustala Traet G. C. Martin Jan Paustain

Anti Klan Candidate in Herrin Is Bombed

A bombing damaged the grocery store of Marshal McCormack and Brothers in Herrin on the south side district. McCormack, a candidate for mayor on the citizens ticket, escaped injury as a Ku Klux Klan conservative faction was blamed.

Herrin Ierrin Secus Hon Marshal McCormack

Young Girl Held for Forging Checks

Marjorie Lancing aged 16 of 218 Seventh Street East is in custody after police uncover two forged checks for 20 and 60 dollars. The forgeries, drawn on the K and J Bank and bearing a former Waterloo resident’s signature, were used at a clock shop and a shoe store. Detective P. E. Walker continues the probe as the girl’s prior juvenile court appearance is noted.

Marjorie Lancing Seventh Street East F. C. Sage Golden Rule Brennan Shoe Store P. E. Walker K. & J. Bank Waterloo Mitchellville W. A. Cook Learing

Fort Dodge Man Pleads Guilty in Impersonation Case

James Daley of Fort Dodge pleaded guilty in federal court in Cedar Rapids to impersonating a federal officer. He was sentenced to 30 days in Linn County jail after demanding $200 from a druggist in Manon City. Daley previously spent 143 days in Fort Dodge jail.

Cedar Rapids James Daley Fort Dodge Linn County Datey Jried Manon City Daley

Obituaries from Waterloo area include Madaline Anderson and Sarah McLaren

Madaline Anderson 64 a Waterloo resident for 58 years died at her daughter Mrs. Sackett’s home after a lingering illness. Survived by brother Phillip Adrian and daughter Mrs. Sackett. funeral arrangements pending at O Keefe Towne Mineral. Sarah McLaren of 136 Reher avenue died at 12:10 PM after a few weeks of pneumonia. mother of six sons and wife of the late Mr McLaren. services planned with Sacred Heart Catholic Church, kept at the family home awaiting word from distant kin. Funeral plans for Frank Tinehack set for 1:15 PM at St Mary’s Catholic Church with burial in Galena. infant CA Snyder funeral at 2:30 PM from O Keefe Towne, burial at Fairview. details note residence at 236 Jackson Street and short life after birth.

Madaline Anderson Waterloo H.T. Sackett Sycamore Street Madaline Adrian Na- Perville March & Nei Abiout Waterlon Adolph Anderson St. Paul St. John's Catholic Iehurch Philp Adrian Sackett Reaview Boly O'Keefe & Towne Mineral Sarah Marin Sarah McLaren Doin &. McLaren, Sr Reher Avenue peuMania Raymond Waterloo Kenneth Inneapalie Ming James Ghoulale Cal Sis Gerendchildren Melaren Larerine Sacred Heart Cnitolr Ohta Othe Whank Hakback Frank Tinehack ChifHson St. Mary's Cathotic Church Theodosius Plassmeyer Galena Barry Snyder Snyder O'Keefe & Towne Chayie Fairview Homer Jackson

Lord Esher's Age Theory Divides Parliament

London April 10. Lord Esher argues few men over 40 fit for politics and claims the cabinet would mostly fall to one member, granting vigor only to veteran minds. The Evening Standard disputes his view, citing society and history to defend the vitality of older leaders.

Associated Preas London Lord Esher Lord Eshker Lord Eustace Perry Windsor Castle Edward Queen Victoria Saids Tke Sophocles Leonardo Napoleon Schonbriunn Chatham Evening, Standard Zday Esher Alttogether Lord Kitchener

Metuchen bachelor wins bride and bet then bowls on honeymoon

In Metuchen New Jersey a taxi owner wagered his cabs that he could secure a bride in 26 hours for a bet on a beanery restaurant. The wedding reportedly occurred after the license wait, with Kreps bowling the first honeymoon night and showing no interest in beans or the restaurant.

Metucher N.J Metuchen Philip Kreps William A. Hichbaum New Jersey Kreps Migs Aga Teatelle Ffotlis Highland Park St. George Kropa

Consolidate Rails to Save Industries Advised by Cummins

Des Moines April 14 Senator A Cammina urged nationwide railroad consolidation to save industries saying government ownership looms if not pursued. Senator Cumming warned the task is huge and selfishness of railroads could block progress. He urged volunteers to promote the movement as many lines face drastic cuts and financial distress.

Des Moines A.cammina Cumming Ius Adi

Lincoln Car Delivers From Detroit in Fifteen Hours

James J. Bolster drove a Lincoln sedan for Paul Davis from Detroit to Lincoln in a record pace of about sixteen hours. The car, guaranteed with a safety open guarantee, featured a custom body by Tadking and a dark olive finish with natural wheels.

James J Detroit Mich Paul Davis Bolster

Des Moines Briefs Report Indictments and Bank Actions

Grant jury indictments against Sol Staley and HH. Winterbottom on payroll padding charges were dismissed. Des Moines ISD initiates suit to recover 4,941,000 from depository bond signers for money in the defunct Commercial Savings bank. Sioux City plans suit against bondsmen to recover deposits in the Iowa State Savings bank. Eighteen hundred teachers attend a three day Iowa State Teachers session opening. Cedar Rapids judge directs verdict in insurance suit. Miss Mildred Reid jailed for murder of infant. Sioux City probes possible murder in poisoning case. Allan Gowans to coach at Ottawa University. Des Moines dealers face penitentiary terms for stolen property. Des Moines deposits sign Waivers for new bank to cover Commercial State losses. Cedac Rapids rumors Leo Novak may join Parkersburg VA. Orient fire destroys R M Schuh store. damage over 6000 insured.

Des Moines Grant Sol Staley HH. Winterbottom Independent School District Commercial Savings Bank Council Bluffs Jardine Antrim Crawford Crawford Sioux City Iowa State Savings Bank Central Division Iowa State Teachers’ Association Cedar Rapids Scotti Josephine Atkinson Iowa Falls Graydon Atkinson Tipton Mildred Reid Mount Varnon Lisle Bergeron Ciie Nos Moines Allan Gowans Trothall Cornell College Mount Vernon Ottawa Kan Emmetshburs High Schol Iowa City Atudenta Iowa Clinton A. J. Boyd Fairfeld Fort Madison Boyd Supreme Court Commercial State Bank Commercial Bank Cedac Rapids Leo Novak Washington High School Parkersburg W. Va Orient R. M. Schuh General Store Oy Insurance

Midwest Gobs Join Fleet Bound for Honolulu

Three hundred apprentice seamen from the Great Lakes naval training station sailed from Waukegan toward San Francisco to join the Reef fleet bound for Honolulu. The group, described as middle western youths, marks one of the station's largest departures in months.

Waukegan Great Lakes San Francisco Honolulu

Madden predicts big income tax cut for next year

Representative Martin B. Madden of Illinois announced a $350 million income tax reduction plan after a White House conference with President Coolidge. He cited government surpluses and urged congress to adopt a "tax reduction while you wait" approach and to refund surpluses to taxpayers on a percentage basis. Madden will tour Europe before returning.

United Press Washington, D. C Martin B. Madden Illinois House Appropriations Committee Coolidge Madden Congress Ways and Means Committee Treasury Europe

Spanish Noble Visits Minnesota Island Prospective Habitant

Count Igor De la Pana a Spanish noble wrote from Madrid to the Ten Thousand Lakes association declaring he bought Hackensack Island on Woman lake and will build a summer home. Logs lumber and other materials are being hauled to the island and an architect's contract has been signed.

Minneapolis Minn Hlustrioua Minnesota Ftalian Beltrami Igor de la Pana Ten Thousand Lakes Association Madrid Hackensack Island Woman Lake

Voodoo Doctor Held on Murder Charge in Camden

Camden April 10 Prosecutor Wescott said murder charges could be lodged against H H Hughcock a negro voodoo doctor after police raided his home following his seven year old daughter’s claim he killed a woman and buried her body in secret passages beneath the house. Two infant bones found in an underground passage and three tunnels with many rooms yielded chicken remains odd dolls bells and other eerie items.

Camden N. J Wescott H. H. Hughcock

Car Crashes Into Brick Wall Halting Church Service

A sedan crashed through a brick wall of the First Congregational church on San Joaquin street, crossing 50 feet of lawn into the Sunday school basement. Victims Matt Mathiesen, 62, and J. J. Northcraft, 60, survived with non life threatening injuries, while the driver suffered a gash on the right forearm.

Fresco San Joaquin Street First Congregations Matt Mathiesen J. J. Northcraft Northcraft

Blaze at Des Moines Causes $100000 Loss

Des Moines report states the Linton Transfer and Farm Implement Co building was destroyed by fire with an estimated loss of $100,000. Fireman Charley Slade was injured as wind hindered efforts to prevent spread of flames.

Des Moines Linton Transfer & Farm Implement Co Charley Slade

Glass and Adores Plan Hollywood Wedding

Gas ton Glass and Renee Adores, motion picture players, announced their engagement in Hollywood. The exact wedding date was not revealed. A divorce decree for Miss Adores from Tom Moore is anticipated after a period of separation.

Hollywood Cal Gaston Glass Renee Adores Motion Picture Players Severa Miss Adores Tom Moore Algo Hecome

English Pros to Tour Australia Next Summer

For the first time a team of England's top players will tour Australia next summer. The squad will depart in April, spend about four months in Australia and possibly New Zealand, and return via Canada in late September.

Australia London Erik England Anastralia New Zealand Canada

Ruth Suffering From Influenza Says Yankees Official

Edward G. Barrow announces Babe Ruth has influenza like symptoms and is expected to take a week to 10 days to fully recover. The statement comes from Barrow, secretary and business manager of the Yankees, improving the public view of Ruth's health.

Associated Press New York Edward G. Barrow The Yankees Babe Ruth

Seek Bank Janitor Missing Three Days in Council Bluffs

W A White a janitor and custodian at the First National Bank building in Council Bluffs has been missing since Monday night after leaving for Lincoln Nebraska to attend a Moose Lodge meeting. He telephoned his wife from Omaha about money matters and has not been heard from since. White is a trusted bank employee who handled large sums and the family lives on the fourth floor of the bank building.

Council Bluffs Go-T W. A. White First National Bank Bulldine White Lincoln Neb Moose Lodge Omaha

Settlement of 400000 Idaho suit reaches 15000 payment

In Cedec Rapids Iowa on April 10 a $400,000 suit by Idaho against Dr. C. G. U. Griffin of Vinton and J. W. Hayward of Vinton and other stockholders of the defunct Citizens Bank was settled for 15000. Under terms Griffin and Hayward pay 15000 to Idaho and 26000 of assessments against other stockholders are to be turned over to Griffin for collection, with all assessments ultimately usable later. A bad crop caused the bank’s closure and the charge against Griffin was for failing to attend a stockholders meeting.

Cedec Rapids, Ia State of Idaho CG. U. Griffin Vinton J. W. Hayward Citizens Bank Art [Bunt Idaho Dr. Griffin Hayward Tolalia Buhl

Des Moines Hosts Central Iowa Teachers’ Convention

Des Moines opened its doors to about 3 500 educators from central Iowa for the Iowa State Teachers Association convention at Roosevelt High School. Featured speakers included A Ellwood from Missouri University and Bessie Bacon Goodrich, with plans for dinners and sessions for home economics mathematics county superintendents and manual training teachers. London sandwich men unionizes seeking better wages and conditions.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa State Teachers’ Association Do. A. Ellwood Uniyers Unity of Missouri Frank ©. Sluts Moraine Park School Dayton Bessie Bacon Goodrich Roosevelt High School

Rainbow trout carload consigned to streams near Waterloo

A government carload of rainbow trout from the Manchester Indiana hatchery is sent to creeks near Waterloo. Sportsmen will help move fish to Black Hawk Elk Run Miller's and Crain creeks by auto or truck arriving at 9 28 am Tuesday at the Illinois Central depot. Government representatives plan to supply containers and local men may bring more to speed delivery. Tom Waldron deputy game warden will attend. This is the first of several shipments to stock Waterloo area streams.

Manchester Waterloo lMnois Black Hawk Elk Run Miller's Crain Creeks A. ©. Wiltford Clim Hallowell Tke Waltons Tom Waldron

Patterns Offered by Waterloo Evening Courier

The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises fashion department patterns to be mailed enclosed with 165 cents per pattern. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should reach customers within ten days after sending the order.

Evening Courier Waterloo

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