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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1911

Page

4

Des Moines Street Car Strike Vote Near Unanimous

Nearly 500 Des Moines street car conductors and meetormen voted almost unanimously to strike if arbitration fails over the discharge of conductor Benjamin Hiatt. J. R. Harrigan said arbitration unnecessary. The vote followed a two hour report by a special committee and a call to intercede by the State Federation of Labor.

Des Moines J. R. Harrigan Benjamin Hiatt State Federation of Labor Trades and Labor Assembly J. M. Leonard Fred Fay Ypsilanti Mich

Waterlo o Live Stock Sale On Friday August 4

Wm Holland, manager of the Waterloo Live Stock Commission, announces the next regular sale for Friday August 4. The market favors draft horses fresh from work including wagon and express horses, and good draft mares are selling well. A large crowd of buyers is expected. sellers are advised to consign and expect full value. Poor quality horses will not fetch high prices, but quality horses remain active buyers.

Wm. Holland Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company

Big treaty to be signed tomorrow in White House

The general arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain and the United States and France will be signed at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the White House. Ambassador Bryce will sign the British treaty with Secretary Knox. the French treaty, after Knox signs, will be sent to Paris to exchange for Felves' signature.

Washington United States Great Britain France Taft White House Bryce State Knox Knox Paris Felves

Davenport Signs Jack Sullivan

Davenport announces the signing of outfielder Jack Sullivan previously with Danville and Peoria Three-I league clubs. Elder Lester Lund is indefinitely suspended for leaving the team without clarification.

Davenport Jack Sullivan Dan Fille Peoria Lester Lund Cerminaion

City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Visits

A compilation of small city items: changes of address and travel by local residents, a hospital ad with optical repair, a child’s adenoids removal, a newborn eight-pound boy, and visits by relatives from Illinois, New Jersey, Florida, and Minnesota. An auto bug and buggy collision on Logan avenue caused minor damage with no injuries reported. A local fruit firm notes a Jacksonville wholesale advance through Mr. Mauser.

L. G. Adams Illinois Central Logan Avenue Robey Mills Streets Nobedy Will Mauser Jacksonville Fla India Minneapolis Mauser

Romantic wedding shocks Christian Scientists in Houston

Houston mass August 1 It emerges that in a secret marriage Commander John Blish retired head of the Mother church Christian Science on Norway street and Miss Ida B Gurney of Marion a school teacher sparked a romance that has church members buzzing A Gurney patient sought treatment from Blish after reading a practitioner list in the Christian Science Journal and the pair soon married or planned to marry delaying the formal notice.

Houston Mass John Blish Christian Scientists Norway Street Ida B. Gurnex Marion Christian Science Mies Gurney Ailish Ibush Blish Miss Gurney

La Follette Bumps as 1912 Presidential Hope

Chicago August 1 United States Senator La Follette is hailed as the sole Republican hope for 1912 by Dr J T Allen president of Aurora college. The bumps theory offers an all around capable leader with intelligence firmness and patriotism able to contend with Woodrow Wilson and perhaps Roosevelt.

Chicago United States la Follette J. T. Allen Aurora College Wilson la Fobdlette Roosevelt

Attorney Kills Himself In Front Of Home

Andrew J Hanlon aged 48 an attorney shot and killed himself in front of his Woodlawn home early this morning. G C Jameson of St Paul pioneer settler of Lincoln township arrived last night to attend the funeral of Frank Standish. His mother Mrs Lois Jameson is 87 and in feeble health, she came to Black Hawk county in an early day.

Chicago Aus Andrew J. Hanlon Woodlawn G. C. Jameson St. Paul Lincoln Township Frank Standish Lois Jameson Black Hawk County

Empress of China Stranded on Rock Near Yokohama

Steamship Empress of China of the Canadian Pacific line ran aground on a submerged rock near Nojima Saki Light while approaching Yokohama. Passengers were rescued as authorities worry about the vessel breaking up amid strong currents and nearby wrecks.

Empress of China Nojima Saki Light Awe Peninsula Yokohama Great Northern Dakota Sont

Fairbank News Roundup Includes Visits and Local Plans

Fairbank notes list Wengell Ward and Irwin Moore visiting Oelwein, J M Walgamot family arriving for a visit, and guests Harry Hayes and wife from Jesup. Rowena Edwards of Waterloo visits Lillian Thompson, and a Duluth birth announced for Frank Hathaway’s wife. Old Settler’s Day plans progress with committees seeking attractions. Local social events feature a trio of Waterloo friends teaming near the bluffs, and a Sunday guest roster includes Prof. Anlison at Rev H W Barton’s home. A W R C event in the city park announces an ice cream social with band, proceeds aiding a monument fund. Richard Murphy’s four-year-old son injured after a fall from a coal shed. no bones broken. Continuous travel and visits wrap the week as Rev Tod D Franklin departs for Everest Kansas with church supply arranged in his absence.

Lillian Thompson Della Lyons Rowena Edwards Florence Butler Jessie Hurst Waterloo Bluffs Tod D. Franklin Everest Kan Oelwein W. M. Higbee Alice Smith Storm Lake Jennie Hurst Florence Rutter Anlison State University Iowa City H. HW. Barton- Mesdames A. E. Treadwell Etta Marshalltown J. J. White Wisconsin Lelia Betts West Union Leilia Kerr Sumner Wila Dietz Carrie McFarlane S. J. King Richard James Murphy van Winkle Franklin, ML We. G. George Daniel Ellis

Barbecued Ox Draws Crowd At Waterloo Realty Sale

A public auction of Cascaden Realty and Investment Co real estate in Prospect Place Waterloo drew 500 people for a barbecued ox lunch as bids opened. L F McGarvey bid $1,175 for the first tract appraised at $2,100, while the second tract neared that value. Proceeds fund an eight story hotel at Park Ave and Commercial St. sale continues at the Federal building with promises of further activity.

Cascaden Realty & Investment Company Barnes, Briggs & Reid Prospect Place Fourth Street Prospect Heights L. F. McGarvey Chamber of Commerce Park Avenue Federal Building Jack Casebeer Cascaden Waterloo West

Carter to Argentina envoy named by Washington

Washington reports John Ridgeley Carter, United States minister to Roumania Servia and Bulgaria, will be appointed minister to Argentina succeeding Charles H. Sherill. Buenos Aires had been asked about acceptability and the last night report stated the government affirmed the appointment.

Washington John Ridgeley Carter United States Roumania Servia Bulgaria Argentina Charles H. Sherill Carter Buenos Ayres

Monticello Notes and Social Updates

Deaths and visits mark the Monticello throughfare as Mrs Cannon's passing prompts Cedar Rapids and Waverly connections. Miss Rodgen, guest of Mrs Maude Buller, returns to Waucoma while Griff Roberts and wife visit their mother Eliza Roberts from Minneapolis. Rev Father Donahue leaves for a Colorado trip. Mae Adams and Dora Bushby return from Waverly.

Youthful Love Ends as Waterloo Pair Split in Divorce Case

Bert O Hall, 19, and Grace McKinney, 17, wed Oct 26 in Waterloo as spring faded. Nine months later Grace sues for divorce accusing Bert of cruelty jealousy and unwarranted accusations. She seeks alimony of 52 weekly and 50 dollars costs plus regain of maiden name. Bert is alleged to earn 50 to 60 dollars monthly.

Waterloo Bert O. Hall Grace McKinney Haven

Muscatine Plans Homecoming Week With Aviation Exhibit

Muscatine residents will host a September homecoming week arranged by the Commercial club. The centerpiece is a two day Curtiss biplane aviation exhibition with daily free Mississippi River excursions and other attractions. A city market modeled after Des Moines was also discussed.

Muscatine Commercial Club Mississippi River Fom

Rain boosts Scott County farm crop value

Davenport Aug. 1 Farmers in Scott county estimate the recent heavy rains added about a million dollars to crop values. The timely rain saved potatoes and an average crop is now expected across the county.

Davenport Ila Scott County

Walters Hopes To Quit As Muscatine Manager

In Muscatine Iowa on Aug 1 the Muscatine baseball association heard manager Walters present his resignation but directors rejected it. Fans expressed dissatisfaction over the team's poor performance, and Walters acted to quit but will remain in place for the season.

Muscatine Towa Muscatine Baseball Association Walters Walter

Franklin’s thirteen daily life principles built a habit

The piece recounts how Franklin gathered thirteen small daily life principles, practicing one each week for three months and repeating yearly four weeks for each. It contrasts the uncouth early Franklin who complained of a silver spoon with his later role as a respected statesman admired by English, French, and Americans.

Franklin Engineering Thauncouth

Chickens And Humans Suburban Life Clash At Table

Vivid lines contrast social chatter with farmyard harshness as chickens and humans share meals. The piece notes pithy table talk among people, while cockerel pens reveal stark survival instincts with each for himself and the chopping block looming for the hindmost.

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Sharp Exchange Room Federal JE Barnes Briggs & Reid Exchange Room Federal Block Commercial Street Louis A. Christiansen Harrigan Street Sale Fruday Buchanan Optical Co Syndicate Building John Bown Tex Mabel Morrill Charles City H. G. Beeman Hinckley Minn S. Mayes Atlantic City N. J Ruth Maine H. A. Maine Franklin Street Phil Shutts Bert Squares Greene Marshall Rugg California F. M. Shares H.W. Conrad Imi Vernon Township Rainbow Faith W. S&s. Garrison Princeton Howard W. Garrison Harry Cumberland County New Jersey Mr. Garrison Pacific Coast William Georgey SR Edward.grey Mons. Paul, Canbon Sir Francis Bertie Sir Edward Grey Mons Paul Cambon Edward Grey George V Bumps Attorney the Empress OF China Fairbank Fablic Romamania South America Bert Hall
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