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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1922

Page

10

Tulp Held in Gar Collision Case

Phil Tulp after a municipal court preliminary, held to answer for operating a motor car while intoxicated. Bond set at 500 dollars for district court. Collision of cars days ago led to arrest. Mrs. Cora Johnson arraigned for larceny of merchandise from James Black Dry Goods, waived prelim, bond 250. Della Miller, alleged bootlegger, pled guilty to illegal possession of liquor with Walter R. French present. fined 100 or 30 days. Stanhope DuPrado given similar sentence with conditional suspension. Aleyos Yeorgelas trial for disorderly conduct and stabbing Tom Yorkas continued to next Monday at 9. Yorkas recovering enough to leave town.

Phil Tulp Twulp Cora Johnson James Black Dry Boods Company Della AM Miller Walter R. French Stanhope DuPrado Della Miller Aleyos Yeorgelas Tom Yorkas Yorkas

Odd Fellows Parade Admits 13 Members

Five hundred Odd Fellows attended the parade last evening preceding a banquet for 300 and degree work for 13. West Waterloo lodge No. 716 organized the occasion with Grand Master Lynn J. Irwin delivering an address. The program featured songs by a trio, solos by Mrs. Averlil, and performances by Grace M. B. church quartet with piano. A dance by the Hughes sisters capped the evening.

West Waterloo Lynn J. Irwin W. J. Lang Leslie Wilharm William Mann James Murphy

Auto Crash Injures Two Men in Chicago

In Chicago on April 12 John J. O'Brien a Peoria merchant suffered probable fatal injuries after a taxicab collided with another cab at Wabash avenue and Jackson boulevard. O'Brien had a fractured skull while John Shafer the cab driver was seriously hurt.

Chicago John J. O'Brien Peoria John Shafer Wabash Avenue Jackson Boulevard O'Brien

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Tulp Gar Odd Fellows Parade Booth-Joseph Mati Booth-Joseph Co National Bank Waterloo Towa Futurist Paul Davis Spring Street Kayser Boy Scout Ian Melba Melbaline Army and Navy Castile Stork Fouree Gossard Mme. Lyra Nemo Justine Our Special Fitting Service C. O'Rourke
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