City Lights 19 Be Less Expensive Contract Presented Tonight
City council will hear a proposed Citi zens Gas & Electric contract that lowers rates for all light classes and saves about 3600 annually over five years. More incandescent lights may replace gas lamps, boulevard expansion is planned, and paving bids plus tax ordinances are on the agenda.
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Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Welsbach Company
Fourth Street
Woelsbach Company
Life Saver 15 Modern Flat Life Preserver Demonstrated
New York April 14. J W Buchan of Asheville conceived a life preserver that lets the wearer live comfortably for days while afloat. In a Hudson River demonstration W J Staples wore the suit, floated with a waist air chamber, and stored food and cigars inside the chest.
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New York
J. W. Buchanan
Asheville
Hudson River
129Th Street
W. J. Staples
Staples
Hudson
Buchanan
Fire Disrupts Busy Block as Fire Crews Respond
Firefighters battled three calls Sunday and Monday with limited damage. The candy store of Kind Storm at 302 Commercial Street was struck at 4 45 Sunday morning. fire stayed on the first floor, a partition damaged, ceiling halo burned, and one block threatened. A grass blaze near the Mobile Street right of way tested crews, and sparks on the roof of Mrs L R McGrendy at 411 Third Street West drew a quick response around 1 this morning.
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Commarcial Street
Mobile Street
Lawyers Speak On Saloon Case In Courtroom Drama
A large crowd packed the courtroom as lawyers resumed arguments in the saloon case before Judge Poon bam. Dry forces press for victory while wets await closing remarks. Key speakers include B Reed Arbuckle Boies Sullivan with General Mullan drafting the proponents' document. Uncertainty hangs over the decision and expected opinion timeline. Judge Dinham plans leave for Washington amid illness, court to open in Grundy County next Monday. Saloon operators stay paying rent on unsold properties, awaiting outcome. Special feature Lubin’s When We Three Meet Again at Crystal today.
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Poonbam
B. Reed
JT. W. Arbuckle
H. B. Boies
J T. Sullivan
General Mullan
Judee Dinham
Washington, D. C
Grundy County
Federal Court Jurors Drawn for May Term in Waterloo
The regular United States district court term opens May 13 in Waterloo with jurors drawn to appear at 2 p.m. The list includes S. H. Meythaler Jesup M. C. Fuhrman Independence H. R. Bye Waverly J. F. Goog Sabula Wa. Green Van Horne and many others from Cresco Maquoketa Anamosa Eldora Tama Independence Fairbank New Hampton Miles Tipton Decorah and more.
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United States District Court
Waterloo
Dubuque
H. Meythaler
Jesup
M.C. Fuhrman
Independence
Fo Damese
Fairbank
Jon. Schilling
New Hampton
John Franks
Miles
Herman Donahue
Tipton
F.S. Marr
Fredericksburg
John Burcheding
Bellevue
Henry Nieland
Maquoketa
Inglis
Hale
Kelly Rirlon
Edgewood
Dick Woods
Cresco
W. Goodykuntz
Gladbrook
Charles Pfaff
A. W. McConaughy
Anamuasa
T. W. Dolan
Aurora Charlies
W. Farnsworth
Plainfield
George Steffens
London
S.d. Peshak
St. Ansgar
Com. Leslie
Owasa
Temperature report from local site chart display
An April temperature report notes a record by the Hoehanin Optical company marking today with a site chart on a public temperature indicator. Yesterday recorded a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 64 degrees, while last year’s readings were 51 and 68 respectively.
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Roechanan Soptical Co
Hoehanin Optical Company
Y M C A Plans Statewide Farm Youth Work in Iowa
W M Parsons of Des Moines launches a state wide Y M C A campaign to place county secretaries in all 99 Iowa counties. The effort aims to boost farm youth social and educational activities, keep boys on farms, and promote Roosevelt's country life ideals nationwide. Five counties already started, with 76 Y M C A chapters in Iowa and 22 owned buildings valued at 1,281,600. The movement heads toward a Lake Geneva Wisconsin student conference.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Country Life Commission
W. M. Parsons
Des Moines
Waterloo
Parsons
Iowa
Towa
A 'Uiz
Calhoun
Benna Vista
Pocahontas
Sac and Green
YM. C. A's
Lake Ganeva
Wis
Suffering Ends for Mrs Georgianna Bickley Leimer
Georgianna Bickley Leimer wife of Ferdinand E Leimer of Missouri Valley Iowa dies of cancer after nine months of illness at her mother’s home in Waterloo born February 15 1871 she lived in Waterloo Chicago and Missouri Valley and was a member of the Christadelphian church She leaves six children two brothers three sisters and her mother Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the Christadelphian church with A H Zilmer officiating pallbearers named
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Georgianna Bickley Leimar
Ferdinand E. Leimer
Missouris Valley
Eliza J. Bickley
G. G. Bickley
Wellington Court
Waterloo
West High School
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Chicago
Liebling
Leimer
Washington, D. C
Waterios
Missouri Valley
Christadelphian Church
Gabrielle
Robert
Fritz
Albert
Pauline
Georgianna
Chas
G. G
C. F. Bennett
Winnipeg
Can
J. A. Lamb
Allen G. Lichty
Bickley
Memorial Service Noted By Waterloo Council
Memorial exercises of the Waterloo council were held at Russell-Lamson hall yesterday with a large turnout. Senior Counsellor I L Ferris presided as C R Rohde spoke on In Memoriam. A quartet provided music and Gail Wilbur accompanied. The Waterloo council reports no deaths in eight years and six new members were admitted, totaling 157. The Omaha council of United Commercial Travelers raised 29 dollars for tornado relief. The Iowa federation totals 26 councils with 2,800 members. Crescent station staff marked the meeting.
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Middle West
Omaha
United Commercial Travelers
Waterloo Council
Russell-Lamaon’ Hall
Russell-Lamson Hall
I. L. Ferris
C. R. Rohde
Paul Davis
H.C. Wilbur
Htta Wood Loveall
Arthur Bunn
H. H. Caughlan
Gail Wilbur
Waterloo
Ferris
Iowa
Crescent
New Trial Urged in Doctor's Longshore Case
Arguments were heard before Judge Platt on a motion for a new trial for Dr Anna Longshore. Attorneys for the defense contended juror prejudice and misactions during the trial while the prosecution urged overruling. The court planned to rule this afternoon and possibly sentence the defendant after bond approval.
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Anna Longshore
Platt
J. C. Murtagh
G. A. Feely
Hoxie
M. ©. Brown
William R. Graham
Brown
Longshora
Graham
Harlow O'Blenes
Carpenter Hotel
F. N. Cole
Death of John B. Henderson Author of 13th Amendment
John Brooke Henderson former United States senator from Missouri and author of the thirteenth amendment to the U S constitution died at 2:20 Saturday in Merit hospital after a long illness. He was 68, and his wife Mrs. Henderson and his son John H. Henderson Jr were at his bedside.
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Washington
TD. C
John Brooke Henderson
United States
Missouri
Big Pageant 10 Opens the Boat Season in Waterloo
John Jago of the Waterloo Motor Boat Club announced plans for the annual boating season opening around May 25. Mayor Thompson and the city council are invited to participate in an elegant pageant. The Motor Boat Club will oversee the event, with YMCA involvement noted last year. A club meeting tonight will finalize plans including a new clubhouse and related arrangements.
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John Jago
Waterloo Motor Boat Club
R. C. Thompson
Dedication of Central American South American Synagogue
A synagogue described as one of the few in Central and South America excluding Argentina and Brazil was dedicated today. Rabbi Doprin of Maniaia officiated with President Porras in attendance along with many prominent Americans and Panamanians.
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Colon
Central
South America
Argentina
Henzil
Doprin
Maniaia
Porras
City in Brief: Various Local Notices and Appointments
Miss Eva Lowe visits sister Mrs Cleve Sproul at 416 Leland, Chief Leighton takes patient to Glenwood Institution. Three year old Samuel Davis Jr undergoes artery operation. Smallpox and scarlet fever cases added for Guy Harmon and Kenneth Kress. Waterlo o Masonic Lodge to meet at Masonic Temple Tuesday evening for second degree. Leah Hubbard returns from Jesup after grandmother’s illness. Dorothy Charline Peterson taken for appendicitis. Legal notice outlines complex chain of title involving John M Harper and others with tax deeds and unknown claimants. summons issued for May 5 1913 at Waterloo court. plaintiff seeks quiet title and costs. Judge Franklin D Platt approves notice for publication.
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Eva Lowe
Oelwein
Cleve Sproul
Leland Avenue
Leighton
Glenwood
Samuel Davis
Dunkerton
Presbyterian Hospital
Guy M. Harmon
Western Avenue
Kenneth Kress
Lupton Street
Friedmann Must Await Government Approval
Washington April 14 Surgeon General Blue of the public health service told Dr. Friedmann that a license for his tuberculosis vaccine cannot be issued until the exact nature of the vaccine and its preparation are revealed and the claims substantiated by official tests and investigations. The answer came as the Berlin scientist asked what steps were needed to obtain interstate commerce approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
Friedmann
Surgeon General
Berlin
Five acquitted in land fraud case
Chicago April 14 A jury returned not guilty verdicts in the Alaska land fraud cases after seven and a half hours of deliberation. Defendants Albert C Frost former president of the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric railway and Alaska Central railway George M Seward Chicago broker and former vice president Pierre G Beach Chicago lawyer former secretary George A Bull Muncie Ind glass maker financier Frank Watson Spokane Wash claim locator were acquitted.
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Chicago
Albert C. Frost
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
Alaska Central Railway Company
George M. Seward
Pierre G. Beach
George A. Bull
Muncie
Ind
Frank Watson
Spokane
Wasi
Brother of Judge Wade 18 Dead
Des Moines April 14 William Wade of Dougherty Ir a brother of John F Wade member of the board of control and former senator and Judge Martin Wade of Iowa City died yesterday after five months illness from tuberculosis He was 43 years old The deceased was a retired farmer Senator Wade and his two daughters Grace and Nell went to Dougherty Saturday to be at his bedside The funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon Special feature When We Three Meet Again Crystal today
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Des Moines
William Wade
Dougherty
John F. Wade
Board of Control
Martin Wade
Iowa City
Senator Wade
Grace
Nell
Notice of suit in Waterloo real estate ownership dispute
In Black Hawk county 1913 district court notice to unknown claimants and defendants in a case by F R Asquith asserting fee simple ownership of lot No 2, block No 1, James Eggers addition Waterloo Iowa. Claimant describes open continuous adverse possession for more than 40 years and title origin to S M Beeson on November 3 1871.
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Black Hawk County
Iowa
Plain- Am
Wm. A. Davis
John M. Harper
Anthony Rossiter
Simon Bradley
Rebecca Bradley
Lydia A. Strayer
Tillman Strayer
J. M. Harper
Mary C. Harper
John H. Campbell
M. Beeson
Abram P. Hosford
Priscilla N. Hosford
Edmund Miller
Cornelia A. Miller
S. M. Beeson
Edwin Mesick
Adelaide R. Mesick
Waterloo
Geo. E, Pike
District Court of
F. R. Asquith
James Buegers
District Court of Town
James Eggers
Towa
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