Phelps Returns on Ship Wake After Ten Months Flight
Sheriff F M Shoren brought back Paul D Phelps a 20 year old youth sought for ten months on charge of defrauding the Black Hawk bank of a sum. The suspect claimed experiences since leaving Waterloo and gave details aboard the vessel during custody.
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F. M. Shoren
Mobile
Ala
Paul D. Phelps
Black Hawk Bank
Youthful Phelps Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Charge
A Waterloo youth named Phelps admits guilt to an indictment accusing embezzlement from the Chicago Great Western. He described fugitive days, a wireless career, a dramatic shipboard rescue, and concern over future punishment and study prospects.
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Phelps
C. J. Rudolph
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
East
East Side
Toney Bucklin
Bucklin
Oelwein
Chicago
New York
Panama
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Phelps Save
Ranster
Sheffield Choir Notes Break Attendance Records in Waterloo
The Sheffield choir tour in Waterloo draws heavy out of town orders with over twice previous sales. A Steinway grand piano ships from New York for the concerts while 215 visitors tour Waterloo by auto Thursday. The Thomas Orchestra of Chicago closes its twentieth season with three concerts starting in Chicago and Waterloo.
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Indianapolis
Waterloo
Austin Burt
Thomas Orchestra of
Chicago
Sheffield
Orchestra Hal
W. J. Atkinson
Sumner
Steinway
New York
Chautauqua Park
Community notices from local groups
The Ladies auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans meets at G A R hall Tuesday night April 25. The A O U W holds a large meeting this evening with some grand lodge officers likely to attend. Bible class No 35 district A meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C J Valentine 1210 Fourth St W. Social circle meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C F Wichman 132 Franklin St. The Ladies Literary Society arts department meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W B Small on Town Street to study Hals the artist and Wagner the musician.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
District A
C. J. Valentine
Fourth Street West
C. F. Wichman
Franklin Street
The
Ladies Literary
W. B. Small
Town Street
Hals
Wagner
Beeman Begins Sermon Series at Walnut Street Baptist
At Walnut Street Baptist church Mr Beeman marked the 300th anniversary of the authorized Bible with a morning sermon. Evening talks started on Home of the Soul with The Cellar as first in a four part series. next is The Kitchen. A large crowd enjoyed music by the male quartet chorus and orchestra.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Beeman
Armistice Signed In Mexican Conflict To Pause Five Days
Leaders of war reach five day truce effective noon April 23 1915 between Chihuahua Juarez and adjacent districts. Madero signs first with Navarro for government. Provisions include no troop movements and ease of imports from the United States. Ojinaga excluded from truce scope.
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Texas
Juarez
Chihuahue
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Juan Navarro
United States
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
Republic
Madero
Mexico City
Navarra
Diaz
Casas Grandes
Minaca
Campu
General Madero
Oscar Braniff
Tortilo Equivel Obregregon
Navarro
Branifig
Obregregon
Rio Grande
American Nobles Hold Supreme Convention in Wa
The supreme convention of the American Nobles will be held in Wa- continued from earlier notice. The event invites members to assemble at the designated venue for official proceedings and deliberations.
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Supreme Convention of the American Nobles
Newspaperman Griffin to Move to Colorado
Fairbank journalist W A Griffin retired from illness and will leave Waterloo for Colorado to start an outdoor life on a small tract. His wife and friends express best wishes as they depart.
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W. A. Griffin
Courier
Colorado
Waterloo
Mrs. Griffin
Mr. Griff_f_n
Jane Myers
Cedar Rapids
Harry
Nora Sigglekov
Fred Nelman
Carrie Welber
Elmer Kirkpatrick
Oelwein
Welbel
Elgin
E. A. Welbel
Bessie Hunter
Westgate
Malloy
Ryan
Eileen
Lucinda Dewald
Oel
W. W W. Gallup
Testes
Dan Gallup
D. H. Green
S Fairbank
Erickson
Ed Allen
Vermilion, & C
Lelia Betts
J. H. Shannon
Home Telephone Ca
Tien
Ar. Shannon
Father Donahue
Mason City
West Union
Langfeldt Candy Company Incorporated Formed
Articles of Incorporation filed for Langfeldt Candy Company with $35 000 authorized capital. Principal place Waterloo and plan candy making. J Lanefeldt serves as president and treasurer with Max A. Kuehn and T F Larkin as vice president and secretary, who also form the board of directors.
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Langfeldt Candy Company
Waterloo
General Co
J. Lanefeldt
Max A. Kuehn
Sioux Falls
S. D
T. F. Larkin
Y W C A to serve suppers only on Saturdays
The Y W C A cafeteria will stop serving suppers except Saturdays after tonight due to poor patronage and added costs. Noon lunches continue as usual. Embroidery classes are planned for members with two sessions weekly led by Misa Collins from Paul Davis store.
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Misa Collins
Paul Davis Dry Gooda
Wednesday Clans Take Charge. Cadwallader to Teach Friday Clase
The text notes the Wednesday clans will be led by a charge and Mrs Cadwallader will teach the Friday clase. A small admission fee will be charged to Wednesday clan members.
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C. ©. Cadwallader
Knights of Columbus Initiates 63 Candidates in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on April 24 the Knights of Columbus initiated a class of 63 candidates. A banquet followed at the city auditorium where 600 plates were laid. Prominent Catholics Judge Wade and Frank O Connor spoke.
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Cedar Rapids, Ta
Knights of Columbus
City Auditorium
Judge Wade
Frank O'Connor
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