Mullan Named New Judge for Tenth District in Iowa
Des Moines reports Governor Clarke signed the commission for Charles W. Mullan as the new judge of the tenth district. The oldest practicing Waterloo attorney, a former attorney general, will take oath likely Tuesday or Wednesday after the saloon case closes. He plans to join Judges Platt and Dunham on the bench, with May term juries and potential two-court sessions to clear the docket.
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Des Moines
Clarke
C. W. Mullan
Charles W. Mullan
Waterloo
Tenth Judicial District
General Mullan
Wiil
Judge Platt
Dunham
Mullan
Platt
Washington, D. C
Grundy County
Charles E. Pickett
Found a Cure for Rheumatism Advertisement Claim
A Mapleton Iowa resident Lee L Chapman reports two years of rheumatism preventing hand use and sleepless nights. After starting Chamberlains ointment five years ago, he says relief came in two months and has lasted. Sold by all druggists.
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Lee L. Chapman
Mapleton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Harahan Will Filed In Local Court
A copy of the will of James T. Harahan former president of the Lingis Central railroad is on file in the local court. It leaves his millions to his widow and four children. Joan Dunesn a faithful colored servant receives 1000 dollars. Executors are Wm I Harahan and Mary Mallory Harahan. Sunday evening at 7 45 at First Congregational church an illustrated lecture Where the Other Half Dives.
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James T. Harahan
Klingis Central Railroad
Joan Dunesn
Wmn. I. Harahan
Mary Mallory Harahan
First Congregational Church
Street Car Tracks Buried Under Mantle of White
Sioux City faces rising flood risk after a 24 hour snow dump. The Missouri river reached flood stage at 18 12 feet as warm weather melts ice, with forecasts of 418 feet by Sunday. Streetcars resumed after 24 hours, crews clearing wires and rescue lines while Floyd river and Perry creek threaten further overflows.
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Sioux City
Missouri
Floyd River
Perry Creek
NUE MACHINERY PUT ON FREE LIST
Washington April 12 The house democratic caucus voted to transfer shoe machinery from the durables to the free list as part of the Wilson Utterwood bill The change followed an amendment by Representative Palmer to admit lead zinc and other items free under certain conditions The move reflects protection for Sloe Machinery and related boot and shoe manufacturing interests In other items an event by Daniel People of New York City featured a Bible lecture at the Temple Library East with free seats and no collections The event was under the auspices of the International Bible Symposium association
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Washington, D.C
House
Democratic
Representaive Palmer
Coutle
Sloe Machinery Company
Daniel Peole
New York City
Tiblie Library
International Bible Sowlonis Association
Tadvertiamnent
Hog cholera test shows effective simultaneous treatment
Davenport Iowa April 12. Conclusive proof of a successful simultaneous cholera treatment comes from an Iowa trial. Three full blood Berkshire pigs valued at 200 dollars each were given the virus and serum at once and placed in three cholera struck herds of Hansen Koch and Rudolph Koch. None died and exposure had no effect. The 600 dollars of stock returned to owner Colonel French.
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Davenport
Colonel French
Iowana Farms
Model Farm
Iowa
Berkshire
Scott County Farm Improvement League
John T. Hansen
Walter Koch
Rudolph Koch
Brilliancy of French Wit Cited in Farm Experiment
County Agriculturist G R Bliss hails Towana Farms experiment as a complete success. A quip from Count Montrond about Alexandre de Girardin highlights a young man gaining a brilliant reputation. Montrond’s valet mishap ends with a sharp remark about luck and service.
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Towana Farms
G. R. Bliss
Count Montrond
Alexandre de Girardin
Girardin
Montrand
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement Claim
A 4 card style ad proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound refunds money if it fails to cure coughs or colds. John Bennet of Tell Wis praises its five year use and satisfaction. The notice urges refuse substitutes and lists druggists carrying the product.
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Foley
John Bennet
Tell
Wis
Vaudeville bills at the Majestic feature MacConnell
H T MacConnell of the 13th club headlines a Monday vaudeville bill at the Majestic. Edgar Foreman Co presents Danger Mark a detective playlet. Pierce and Mazie sing with Songs Smiles and Styles. Ethel and Beatrice the Two Nifty Girls sing. Brothers Millard perform a comedy burlesque cycle. Boyle Woolfolk opens La Salle theatre hit The Girl Question next Thursday with a top tabloid cast.
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H. T. MacConnell
MacConnell
Edgar Foreman & Co
Pierce
Mazie
Ethel
Beatrice
Millard
Boyle Woolfolk
la Salle Theatre
Hough and
Adams
Jos. B. Howard
Thirty Nine 10 Complete Course Graduation Headlines
Supt C W Kline will preside at the east high school for the June 5 diplomas. Thirty nine graduates, a smaller class but rich in quality, include Frank Abbott Alvin Baker Helen Brownlee Vera Caffall Hurlbert Cheever Ray Davis Grace Farnsworth Edna Hill Mae Howell Ezra Hurwich Clive Jensen Edgar Kober Ernest Koepke Marguerite Ladage Beulah McCune Wilma Newsome Marjorie Park Ruth Rath Eva Romine Nelle Steeley Max Wilson Craig Arbuckle Hazel Bronson Ella Chamberlin Lyle Clay Frank Gales Violet Hudson Calvin Huntley Lynn King Roger Miller Ray Faul Bernice Rickert Anna Trudgian Gaylie Woodring Ferns Geren Sadie Mc Keen Gladya Leeper Porter Murphy Vance Salter. Noted players depart in football basketball and debating. Ruth Rath and Marjorie Park lead the school paper. An illustrated lecture closes services at First Congregational church.
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C. W. Kline
East High School
Usta
Frank Abbott
Alvin Baker
Helen Brownlee
Vera Caffall
Hurlbert Cheever
Ray Davis
Grace Farnsworth
Edna Hill
Mae Howell
Ezra Hurwich
Clive Jensen
Edgar Kober
Ernest Koepke
Marguerite Ladage
Beulah McCune
Wilma Newsome
Marjorie Park
Ruth Rath
Eva Romine
Nelle Steeley
Max Wilson
Craig Arbuckle
Hazel Bronson
Ella Chamberlin
Lyle Clay
Frank Gales
Violet Hudson
Calvin Huntley
Lynn King
Roger Miller
Ray Faul
Bernice Rickert
Anna Trudgian
Gaylie Woodring
Ferns Geren
Sadie McKeen
Gladya Leeper
Porter Murphy
Vance Salter
Hay Davis
Ernest Koepne
Ray Paul
Edlgar Kober
Northeastern
Jaws Teachers’ Association
Orange and Black
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O. B. Courtright
Alfred Longley
A. 8. Lovejoy
Pickett
Harahan
Wiel
Martin
Corina
Havana
Francisco
T San
The
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co
Exposition Grounds
San Francisco Harbor
Presidio
Fioux City
NUE
Hind
Perfrises
East High
Paige
Paige Meee
Glenwood
Gray & Davis Electric
Call Or Telephone Waterloo Auto & Supply CO
Jefferson Street
Getroli Buutor Car CO
Detroit, Michigan
Waterloo Evening Courier
Evening Courier
Express
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