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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1913

Page

8

Connolly to Recommend Breede for Dubuque Postmaster

Washington dispatch reports Congressman Maurice Connolly will recommend Louis Breede for the Dubuque postmaster position. He will not name postmasters for Waterloo, La Porte City, and Independence for several days. No final decision has been reached on United States marshal, collector, or other federal officers amid criticism from some of his supporters over the delays.

Courier Washington D. C Maurice Connolly Louis Breede Dubuque Waterloo la Porte City Independence United States

Motive sought in boy murderer case in Elgin

Herman Coppes a 16 year old parolee from St Charles reformatory confessed to killing Mrs Maude Sleet and her two children. Grand jury held him for trial amid questions of motive and possible involvement of a relative of the victims amid a money for murder theory under investigation.

Elgin Herman Coppes St. Charles Reformatory Maude Sleet Ben

Waterloo Cedar Falls Chautauqua Declamatory Contest

The Wa terloo Chautauqua plans a school children declamatory contest for Waterloo and Cedar Falls students. Winners receive 30 dollars in gold with 10 for humorous first prize and five for dramatic first prize plus smaller second prizes. Eligible pupils are grades six to eight. entry due May 25 with the main event on July 4 at 10 am after two preliminaries.

P. E. Ritz Waterloo Chautauqua Waterloo Cedar Falls

Probate court notes on the Sage will

The will of Ernest B. Sage is admitted to probate. One third of the estate goes to his widow Elizabeth Sage as executrix. The rest is to be divided equally among eight children. A verbal agreement sets eighty acres to son Russell Sage at 126 dollars per acre.

Ernest B. Sage Elizabeth Sage Russell Sage

Go to Waverly to Be Married Story

Henry Lewis manager of J. J. Case Threshing company and Miss Mabel Sorgesen were quietly married in Waverly yesterday afternoon. Sorgesen moved from Detroit, Michigan to Waterloo two months ago to join Lewis Millinery on Lafayette Street. Lewis has worked with Case for two years, also a Detroit native. They will reside in Waterloo.

Henry Lewis J. J. Case Threshing Company Mabel Sorgesen Waverly Miss Sorgesen Waterloo Detroit Minn Lewis Millinery Company Lafayette Street Mr. Lewis Case Company

Society Circus and Hippodrome Benefit for Hospital Here

Local hospital auxiliary plans a two night benefit show titled Society Circus and Hippodrome at the Waterloo venue on May 6 and 7. Florence Magill Wallace, known as Margaret Gordon, will direct with a large cast and a notable variety of acts from wild west to Isadora Duncan.

Society Hospital Auxiliary Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo Wallace Florence Magill Wallace Margaret Gor ‘Don Haddeback Lillian Russell Anna Held Richard Carle George Coban H. L. Johnson George Nauman J. F. Cass H. B. Kelly E. M. Storm Fred Kimball Hearsals

Claims Stock Not As Represented In Water loo Glove Suit

Ansel Humphreys sues W. F P. Parrott and R. E. Wilson for 5009 dollars alleging misrepresentation in the 1910 sale of 6000 dollars in Waterloo Glove Manufacturing Co stock. He says the stock was worth only 20 percent of par, no dividends were paid from earnings, impairing working capital. he seeks 3000 dollars. C. O. Lamson returns from Chicago.

Ansel Humphreys W. F P. Parrott R. E. Wilson Waterloo Glove Manufacturing Co

Two Waterloo boys break jail in Benton county jailbreak

Two Waterloo youths aged 15 and 17, members of prominent families, escaped briefly from a jail delivery in Grundy Center before their recapture. They had arrived in Morrison to rob a grain elevator, hid in a schoolhouse, and stole items including a dress from Sheriff Black’s daughter before being returned to custody. They face juvenile court action as authorities pursue further charges including auto theft and theft from Mason Auto Company.

Grundy Center Waterloo Morrison Black

Suffragists Prepare for Senate Hearing In Washington

Washington April 21 advocates of votes for women face a senate committee hearing as anti suffragists are granted two hours Saturday to present opposition. Miss Alice Paul leads the national suffrage effort and directed the March 3 suffrage parade.

Washington Senate Women Suffrage Committee Congress Alice Pani

Death of F J Eickelberg at 47 in Waterloo

F J Eickelberg died yesterday at 9 am at 437 Glenwood Street after pneumonia illness dating from April 11. Funeral from Immanuel Evangelical church Walnut and Vine streets on Wednesday at 2 pm. Remains to be buried in Klinger, old home. Survived by wife five children two brothers and two sisters. Brothers Charles John Hickelberg and Mrs Frank Matherl live in Waterloo. He was born in Germany in 1866 and came to this country young. He had lived in this city about five years, previously in Klinger with relatives.

F. J. Eickelberg Glenwood Street Immanuel Evangelical Church Walnut Vine Streets Klinger Charles John ,Hickelberg Frank Mather Waterloo Germany

Local Briefs Report Loans Divorces and Visits

The Shores Fuel & Transfer Co. sued Sandy McManus for 116.80. Pearl M. Bell won a divorce from L. Bell. Lloyd Tower’s suit against John Pieces and Mary Haney settled with 869 payable to the plaintiff. Ardilla Judd moves furnishings. Finley Smith visits Creston, Iowa. United States Commissioner J. J. Dempster travels to Dubuque for federal court. John Sherratt sustains a fractured arm. Mrs. Dickey and sons visit Mt. Vernon Township relatives. Mabel J. Dickey visits. Helmet lodge 89 K P meets in Pythian temple. Waterloo lodge 108 A M V meets for first degree work. Central National Bank of Battle Creek sues Cascaden Manufacturing for 4188.6. Stephen and George Nelson visit sisters in town. Three new members baptized by Gospel Believers in Y M C A. Edith and Anna Nemmers visit Gilbertville. their mother joins Leonard Nemmers in Waterloo. Misses Via Rice and Joella Maxwell resign as ushers at Majestic Theatre. boy ushers may fill vacancies.

Lloyd Tower John Pieces Mary Haney Ardilla Judd Fourth Street Wiftth Street Majestic Theatre Waterloo College of Commerce Via Rice Joella Maxwell Frudenfeld

Hammerstein attacks moral atmosphere of opera singers

Oscar Hammerstein told the Women’s Press club at the Waldorf-Astoria that an immoral atmosphere surrounds today’s grand opera singers. He urged building an English language opera with morally exemplary male and female leads and said American audiences demand decency from performers. The manager praised Louise Homer as both a great singer and the most womanly woman on stage.

New York Oscar Hammerstein Waldorf-Astoria Hammerstein Aimari- Jean America Louise Hosmer

Doctor Mulhern Dies in Greenfield After Heart Trouble

Dr Dre J Mulhern a longtime figure in Keokuk and Adair counties dies near Greenfield while en route to his father’s funeral. He practiced medicine fifty years and was active in the Stater Medical association. He leaves three sons, a wife, and relatives in Waterloo and Brandsona.

J. Wo. Midhern Ateees Wear Greenfield Wo Mulhern Midhorn Mulhern Adair Nik Etrjeken Wiedicina Dia Dr. Mulhern Waterloo Robert E George Lemuel J. &. Mulhern Brandsona

Fleet to sail for the Mediterranean in January

The United States plans a large fleet voyage to the Mediterranean in January with nearly twice the muzzle energy of Roosevelt’s 1907 world cruise and greater tonnage. Details on schedule and ports are pending, with a provisional plan to loop from the Atlantic through the Mediterranean and then via the Suez Canal to the Pacific.

Washington Mediterranean Roosevelt Navy Department Panama Canal Atlantic Pacific Snes Canal

Ultimatum Sent to Montenegro In World War I Action

Antivari Montenegro April 21 A naval ultimatum orders Montenegro to withdraw troops from Sautari or Allied forces will land at Antivari Dulcigno and San Giovanni Di Medua. An officer landed at Cattaro delivered the message to Cetinje. Mediation accepted with negotiations to decide Aegean islands Thrace borders and Albania’s fate. Local notes record visits by S M Rule and E R Worley.

Antivari Montenegro Mfontenegro Sautari Dulcigno San Giovanni di Medua Cattaro Cetinje Athens Greece Galvan

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