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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1913

Page

9

Watering Down a Bank Robbery Plot in Iowa Tale

Indictments in Waterloo and Independence over an embezzlement case involving LeRoy Utterback. He pleaded guilty to taking about 1500 dollars from Black Hawk National Bank to buy a car for his sweetheart. The girl, a bookkeeper, was indicted for receiving stolen goods but claimed no knowledge of illicit funds.

Pbly Waterloo LeRoy Utterback Independence Black Hawk National Bank Utterbeck Black Hawk Bank Utterback Express Independence Bank

Blood cleansing medicine advertised for blood disorders

An advertisement promotes S. S. a vegetable remedy claimed to cleanse impure blood and treat rheumatism skin disorders and other illnesses. It markets the product as a modern constructive medicine, urges readers to obtain S. S. from drug stores and offers a medical department address in Atlanta.

Swift Swit Bldg Atlanta

Remark About Funds and Censures in Leaflet

The note argues the money originated from a certain source and asserts that she should not be censured in the leaet degree, reflecting a debated stance on accountability and propriety.

Federal permit holders listed in county report

Rainbow reports from M J Tobin the Dubuque collector of internal revenue list county permit holders to dispense intoxicating liquor for the year ending June 30 1913. Names include C Peterson Co XNI Sorenson H C Clausing Cedar Falls Wise & Sons Co Ellis Drug Co Waterloo W H Sweitzer Hudson with payments ranging from 625 to 37 50 dates noted March 18 1913 September 30 1912 and April 6 1913.

Rainbow M. J. Tobin Dubuque Internal Revenue C. Peterson & Co XNI Sorenson Cedar Falls H. C. Clausing Water Street H. C

Liquor Decision in a Few Weeks Predicted

After adjournment Judge Dunham left for Washington on a business trip. He offered no date for ruling on the Waterloo saloon case, only that a decision would come at the earliest possible moment. An attorney foresees three to four weeks to review records and compare petitions.

Dunham Washington, D. C Waterloo

Speeding rider charged after Fifth and Commercial crash

Co. D. Woolf injured in a motorcycle wreck at Fifth and Commercial on Monday evening. He filed information against the rider for careless driving and speeding, seeking legal action after attempts to settle privately failed. The motorcyclist, reportedly employed at the Hummel hotel, faces arraignment at 9 o'clock Thursday morning.

Co. D. Woolf Fifth Woolf Hummel

Everybody's Cyclopedia Offered Again by Waterloo Courier

The Waterloo Evening Courier reoffers Everybody's Cyclopedia five volumes at a bargain price this week. The set covers 35000 subjects with biographies from ancient times to today, world history, arts, sciences and more in illustrated format. Regularly 12 dollars, this week 2.35, express option 2.85 with shipping paid by the receiver.

Everybody's Cyclopedia Waterloo Evening Courier Express

Why I Came to Waterloo by J A Townsley

A personal reminiscence by J A Townsley tracing his boyhood fascination with Waterloo Iowa. He recalls maps, travel yearnings, a convention in Black Hawk County, career moves, and finally settling in Waterloo. The piece links fame of Waterloo to its growing population and regional reputation.

Waterloo J. A. Townsley Iowa Mississippi Muscatine Col. Moore Black Hawk County Watterloo

Majestic Tonight Features MacConnell in Chub Act

H O MacConnell president of the 12 Chub headlines a jovial performance at the Majestic. The five act bill includes The Girl Question and a four day engagement by Mort Singer’s troupe tomorrow. Ray mond Paine stars with Mae Taylor. chorus of Chicklets praised. Seats on sale now.

H. OT. MacConnell Chub Mr. MacConnell Fan Salle Theatre Chilligee Mort Singer Raymond Paine Candy Kid Mae Taylor Sophie Tucker Louisana Lou

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