Two Motorcycle Speeders To Jail In City Cases
Walter Koch and Leon Wise pleaded guilty for speed violations and will serve three days in city jail after fines of ten dollars each. The judge announced that speeders will be reported to the state secretary who may revoke permits for repeat offenses. Seven more drivers faced charges for operating without numbers. future arraignments will be on city charges so fines benefit the city. Also a Waterloo Live Stock Commission horse sale opened at Mullan avenue sales barn with about two hundred animals offered and mostly sold to farmers and buyers. if unsold today, sale will continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Koch
Leon Wise
Meyers
Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company
Mullan Avenue
Ground broken for Van Arndel residence in Conger park
Ground broken for a fine new brick two story residence to be erected by George B. Van Arndel in Conger park facing Locust street.
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George B. van Arndel
Conger Park
Locust Street
Law Abiding Negroes object to term Smoky Row
The law abiding colored residents of the north section protest use of Smoky Row to describe the area. They say troublemakers live in a smaller district bounded by Sumner Neida Barclay Street and the I Tracks, while most of the larger area near the tracks Cottage and Mobile Streets follow the law. Merriman Street, once notorious, has been cleaned up and better residents now live there.
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Cid
Nomination May Go Into The Convention
The law may force convention action as primaries yield 36 percent of governor votes, prompting nominations for county treasurer and sheriff. Delegates to the county convention are elected at the primary with names either on the ballot or printed slips. Republican contenders for sheriff are Dietz, Wenders on, Leighton, O'Bleness. for county treasurer Berkley, Burbank, Eason, Naven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dietz
J. B. Wenderson
A. Leighton
Uwarlow O'Bleness
J. O. Berkley
J. Burbank
James Eason
Duke Naven
Street Car Conductor Struck by Automobile
W. A. Wind, a Parker Sullivan street car conductor, was struck by a car driven by L. D. McLoud at Fourth and Bluff. Wind was not seriously injured, removed to his home and expects to return to work soon.
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W. A. Wind
Parker-Sullivan
L. D. McLoud
Third Avenns West
Hind
Fourth and Bluff
Meloud
Plans Approved for Glue Room at First National Building
The Board of Trade directors approved furnishing plans for new club rooms on the seventh floor of the First National Building. The equipment committee led by Walter Dotson predicts an elegant setup with furnishings costing 5 000 to 6 909 dollars, to be funded by the board. Some items are ordered though not yet delivered due to remodeling. Anatad Ate 4 BULLE. ALI. Murer BIgged up 14 business men. Lore Alford was his nearest competitor with 54 members. The cup is an elegant one and worthy of the effort put forth. The Battle of Shiloh photo play is at Crystal theatre today.
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Board of Trade
First National
Walter Dotson
Grrfloor
Espe
L. BE. Foster
Mar Cially
Waterloo
Sby Fessler & Demmel
Tuoder
Anatad
Bulle
Ali
Murer
Lore Alford
German Students Present Tonight Seinen Eine** Tochter Play
German students will present the play Seine Einzige Tochter tonight in the manual training auditorium. They seek strong turnout to share an evening of fun. The item appears among other brief notices including a Lubin Masterpiece at Crystal Theatre and a wedding cake story from Cheyenne.
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Lubin
Crystal Theatre
Ondluce
Cheyenne
Wio
Papers On Record With W Allen At Desare
Documents reviewed with W Allen secretary of state at Desare recount over 1,000 games and detail every count. Officials present summarized results and noted archival gaps in the record.
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W. Allen
Desare
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Copenhagen
Burch
Coats
Rome
Shiloh
Aiyertsemerty
Sumner
A. D. Sumner
Tats
Sani
Lst
Libb’s
Seth
Rogers Bros
Sheffield
Sunkist
Notase
Get Rogers
California Fruit Growers Exchange
N. Clark Street
Chicago
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