Youth fined for theft and other city incidents
A youth pleaded guilty to stealing four watches from a home while helping hang wallpaper and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. In Highland, I L Whitney reported a bullet grazing his back at 320 Ninth Street while riding with friends, with detectives investigating. Chicago traveler C E Jarnecke reported a fake robbery of 35 dollars, later admitted after police questioning that the tale was a hoax.
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O. B. Courtright
Municipal Court
O. B. Beckwith
MC. Hagen
Insana Street
Pol
Walker
C. E. Jarnecke
Chicago
Jarnecke
S. P. Hicks Survives as Brother Dies in Error
An error in Tuesday's report corrected that Stephen P Hicks formerly of Waterloo did not die in Chicago. His brother Thomas Palmer Hicks, Stephen, died. Stephen survives in St Paul, with siblings John of Mecie, S. D., Mary Taylor and D. W. King of Waterloo. Several siblings are deceased. Family members traveled to Chicago for the funeral.
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Coursar
Stephen P. Hicks
Waterloo
Chicago
Thomas Palmer Hicks
Stephen
St. Paul
John
Mecie
S. 1
Mary Taylor
D. W. King
P. Phillips
William Ticks
Ed Gelst
Wrestler Will Show Holds to Boy Scouts
A Waterloo Evening Courier report notes Innova tion to be shown at the April 26 meeting of Boy Scout Troop No 22 by world light heavyweight champion Jack Hosauer of Waterleg. The piece also covers troop activities, a May Iowa City training conference, and city inspection of scales under a new free testing regime led by Sgt Mark Rechtfertig.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Jack Hosauer
Wa'erleg
Mery
Brown
Whittier School
Central Christian Chuarch
Arthur Moore
Boy Scout
Sioners
Tow WL
Iowa City
R. I. Short
Waterloo
Kansas City
State University of Iowa
Short
Mark Rechtfertig
Police
Rechtlertig
Faulty Scale Owner Tries to Dodge Law
Oratory fails to sway authorities as East High graduates enter commencement day. Students complain about a red tag notice and a condemning scale while the class votes to talk rather than take official action.
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Cast High
Jourtain
Commencement program topics listed for school ceremony
The draft commencement program outlines six minute addresses covering English by Marie Ramsey mathematics by Harriet Egan science by Don Gary foreign languages by Lung Fish history by Zatha Pilson commercial work by Dorothy Wilbur. Assignments of topics and beauties of the curriculum are to be reviewed in the ceremony.
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Marie Ramsey
Harriet Egan
Don Gary
Lung Fish
Zatha Pilson
Dorothy Wilbur
Gree Club Preparations Noted For Girls and Boys
A report notes that the girls and boys gree clubs are being prepared while a curious crow will eat dogs greedily but will not touch a cat’s flesh, highlighting peculiar bird behavior observed locally.
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