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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
13
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Governor pleads with firms as Western Insurance Bureau votes to suspend business in Missouri on April 30 over a new anti trust act. More than 90 percent of Missouri fire underwriting capacity would be withdrawn May 1 as major companies pull back. Former Gov Hadley urges conference with state officers to interpret the law and avert full exit.
Next week designated mission week with daily afternoon sessions in local churches. On Tuesday at 2 30 PM the Presbyterian women of Waterloo and Cedar Falls meet Mrs Engstrom field secretary of the northwest board at Westminster church. Mrs Engstrom will arrive from the boards Sioux City meeting and will discuss China study plans for the new year. Mrs D W Fahs presidents of Cedar Falls Presbyterial will attend as hostesses serve tea after the session.
Twenty five ladies of the sixth district of the Ladies Auxiliary were hosted by Mrs A W Mattern and Mrs W H Michael at Mattern’s Kensington home on Wednesday afternoon. Plans for the coming year's work were discussed and refreshments served.
Lon G. Harden, editor of the Ames Times and a veteran western newspaper man, collapsed and died in his Ames office at noon from heart failure. The item is followed by local ads and farm publication promotions offering subscriptions and sales incentives.
Supt. Charles W. Kline notes manual training aids attendance by balancing mental and physical labor. Students split between mechanical drawing and bench work, swapping daily. Kenneth Lamb crafts a library table worth $25 with materials under $5, keeping his finished piece.
The National Bank of Commerce of St. Louis sues to recover 1.5 million dollars in Nashville Terminal Railway stock claiming it was removed from the bank without directors knowledge and sent to former Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas.
The Iowa Electrical association elected A L Dodd of Charles City as president and Rufus Kee of Clarinda as vice president with H B Maynard Water loo secretary and W A Mall elles Plaine treasurer. Executive committee includes Thomas Crawford Clinton A J Ayers Keokuk and F C Ross Carroll. Cedar Rapids chosen for 1914 convention if approved by the Iowa Street and Interurban Railway association now in session. Big meeting featured papers on Interurban Terminals Modern Methods of Reducing Generating Cost and Effective Shop Equipment. Delegates attended a Majestic viewing last night as sessions continue. Elite Circle met with Mrs George Meffert and guests for a two course supper and social hour.
Black Hawk County Iowa boards approve reducing the assessment on a Cedar Falls lot after a house fire, adopt a quit claim to Mary T. Ford for property never accepted by the public, authorize tax refunds and adjustments, award painting contract for court rooms, appoint a bridges inspection committee, and approve numerous county claims and mileage payments.
Washington April 25 The United States as owner of the Panama Canal may fix lease terms and applies neutrality to its users only not to the U S The words all nations do not include the United States he says The arbitration question should go to a special tribunal not the Hague due to European interest Sin nari Bros grade) for fifty cents a bushel at both stores.
J P Kretz arrives in Waterloo to become city passenger agent succeeding M Schnell at the east side freight house. Schnell moves to Des Moines as district passenger agent replacing D K Peterson. Peterson becomes Des Moines city passenger agent.
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