Jury Drawn for May Term in Equity and General Sessions
Iowa county jurors selected report May 5 with 48 names listed from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Poyner township. Judge Mullan to handle law, Judge Latt equity, with Fudge Platt presiding equity cases. Sessions set for 2 to 3 weeks beginning May 6 amid busy agricultural period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ider
Latt
Dunham
C. W. Mullan
Audge
Rawn
Mullan
Grundy
Old Court
Delaware County
Waterloo
J. B. Kirseh
L. G. Adms
L. B. Hubbard
G. C. Webber
B. Paynes
C. A. Rice
C. A. Bond
C. Edwards
H. B. Plumb
Fredaker
J. B. Harper, Jr
J. C. Norris
T. Fisher
A. G. Holmes
H. M. Stufflabeam
Oscar Flick
J. A. Nelson
Hacob Peffer
Frank Taite
F. J. McClintock
W. J. Peddicord
G. Ef.bennett
Charles Mauser
H. T. Brooks
James Mullen
Charles 4. Vaughn
F. M. Morrison
Cedar Falls
John Wilson
E. C. Lyon
Hugh Smith
F. H. Weisbard
Poyner Township
Martin Benardy
Will of Andrew Wellman Leaves 50 000 to Four Children
Probate records reveal Andrew Wellman of Fox township left an estate valued around 50 000 to four children. Executor Charles Seamon of Bremer county oversees a will detailing real estate shares in Fox and Spring Creek townships and 2000 bequests to Emma Seamon and Tina Sauer with the remainder to the daughters. Household goods went to George Wellman and about 10 000 sits in personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wellman
jFox Township
Waterloo
Charles Seamon
Bremer
County
Fox Township
Spring Creek Township
George Wellman
Emma Seamon
Tina Sauerprei
Clever: Forgers Are Unrorged
Des Moines April 15 authorities separate Earl E. Dunbar alias John W. Boyd and his wife Susan M. Dunbar. They are under arrest in Oklahoma City charged with passing worthless checks from blanks stolen from the Iowa National Bank. Their last act, cashing a $2000 bogus check, led to their capture after telegraphs from Burns Detective agency and aid from Percy W. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Minnesota
New York
Earl E. Dunbar
John W. Boyd
Susan M. Dunbar
Dunbars
Oklahoma City
Iowa National Bank
B. J. Kauffman
Burns Detective Agency
Chicago
Percy W. Hall
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Refund Guarantee Card
Certification from John Bennet of Tell Wis that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound will refund your money if it fails to cure coughs or colds. Bennet reports five years of satisfaction and urges druggists to refuse substitutes. Advertises the product as available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John Bennet
Tell
Wis
Waterloo librarians plan five month tour of Europe
Miss Fannie Duren and Miss Maria Brace of the Waterloo library depart for a five month leave to tour Europe and the eastern states. They sail May 6 on the Cunard Caronia from New York, visiting London, Wales, the Thames district, cathedral cities, Scandinavia, Germany, France, and perhaps Switzerland before returning October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Duren
Maria Brace
East Side
Waterloo Library
Europe
Chicago
New York
Atlantic
Cunard
FishGuard
Wales
London
Thames
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
France
Switzerland
Knights of Columbus Reception at Ellis Hall
Knights of Columbus will entertain friends at Ellis Hall this evening. A program starts promptly with remarks by E. H. McCoy and features performances by the Ladies' Orchestra, Bessie Green, Frances Cordes, the K. C. Quartet, a Ladies' Orchestra number, and an address by Rev. H. P. Rohman. Members from nearby cities are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Ellis’ Hall
E. H. McCoy
Bessie Green
Waver
Frances Cordes
K. C. Quartet
Ladies’ Orchestra
H. P. Rohlman
Waterloo Paint & Glass Co reorganized with new officers
At a directors meeting of the Waterloo Paint & Glass Co vacancies were filled with M. A. Parker elected vice president and W. J. Schmitz named secretary and treasurer. Schmitz has bought interests of J. W. Gregory and D. E. Miller and is now actively connected with the business. Current stock owners are H. Y. Wilson, president, M. A. Parker, and W. J. Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Paint & Glass Co
M. A. Parker
W. J. Schmitz
J. W. Gregory
D. E. Miller
H. Y. Wilson
Waterloo Seeks Iowa Building at Panama Exposition
Des Moines April 15 The senate defeated a 75000 appropriation for a California Panama Exposition building but Waterloo boosters plan to accept an invitation to erect an Iowa building. Other items include prison escape penalties, tax and hotel lien measures, and a stalled workingmen compensation bill.
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Des Moines
Senate
California
de Wolf
Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa Waterloo
Lounsberry
Brockway
Kingland
House
State Munnicipal Accounting Department
State Department
State Board of Health
Smallpox Cases Rise to Eighteen in City Auditor Office
Two more cases of smallpox are reported at the city auditor's office bringing total to eighteen. Lulu Ghoslin, 24, of 412 Thompson avenue, and Baby Weatherwax, 3,820 Independence avenue, are the latest victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Ghoslin
Thompson Avenue
Baby Weatherwax
Independence Avenue
Two Wives Seek Court Right to Remarry After Short Marriages
Lodema Ann Shonts and Goldie Hisdart file suits claiming bigamy and desertion by their husbands Andrew Jackson Shonts and Philip Hisdart. Both seek divorce decrees and the right to remarry within a year, with Shonts then in an insane asylum and Hisdart having joined the navy after separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodema Ann
Andrew Jackson
Insane Asylum
Andrew Jackson Shontsa
Hospital For the
Independence
Kansage City
Mra. Shouts
Galdie Hisdart
Philip Hisdart
Waverly
United States Navy
Goldie Kezar
Slaughter of Game Nears End as Open Season Closes
Sportsmen fear continued slaughter will exhaust migratory birds. a national law may restrict spring hunting and determine states included. Violations ran high as the season nears midnight. state officials plan to appoint deputies to enforce laws amid opposition from market shooters and dealers.
Northeastern Iowa district eyes Brees and Meost picks
Tests advance to urge Warden Oledane to appoint Mr Brees with Will Nagne Commissioner rail. John Roost of Riceville expected to become northeastern Towa district commissioner. John Meost a former sheriff of Milehedl counties. A practice game will be played next Sunday in this city. Waterloo prepares a new park with grandstand relocation, fence and bleachers under construction. The case against George Kinsman cab driver for soliciting patronage was dismissed for lack of evidence. Mrs Tubin testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oledane
Brees
Nagne
Roost
John
Riceville
Towa
Meost
Sheruf
Milehedl Cosuits
Waterloo
George Kinsman
Patcenage
Mra
Rushing Work on New Ball Park Accelerates
Work on the new ball park proceeds with vigor and momentum as favorable weather continues. Crews push ahead to complete planned structures and foundations, aiming to meet an anticipated opening timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
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W. Mullan
Fudge Platt
C. H. Grand
Waverly St
Peoria
Ill
A. C.o
Frisco
Pou
Rumford
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo, Towa
Slaughter
Hinshaw
E. &. Brees
Glacier National Park
Pacific Coast
Lake St. Mary
Autemotile
Neh
Many-Glacier
Additin
Jawa
Glacier Fark Station
Weite
Ote
Sustaines Mart
W. M. Romint
S15
Seventh Street
Poname-Paty
San Fras
Asst
Eby Rance
The
Tao
Goodyear
Statz
Stearns
Packard
Renault
Stewart
Henderson
Sturz
Marmon
Ward Leonard
U.S
Black Hawk Auto Co
West Fifth Street
Rol Is
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