Pack of Letters Mystery Nets $25 000 Reward Tale
A Waterloo youth loses a bag of letters tied to cashier’s check rumors, after a New Brunswick bank offered $25,000 for them. He travels to Chicago and New York with companions, stays in a hotel, and the letters disappear with a roommate. The story also reports local society notices and outings in Waterloo, Iowa, including visits, auto trips, and market prices for catfish and popcorn.
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New Brunswick
Waterloo
Chicago
New York
Waterlooan
New York City
Hudson and St. Lawrence Rivers
Asbury Park
N. J
Electric Park
Frank Gerould
Case and
Sindlinger Dairies
G. A. Hildreth
Kate Herrion
H. L. Miller
Raymond
Duduth
J. N. Herrion
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Elk River
Florence Butler
Devila Lake
Miss Butler
State Teachers’ College
Aberdeen
A. Smith
Waldo
C. C. Hummel
Harry
Bessie Numme
Clear Lake
City in Brief residents take travel and health notes
The column lists local residents traveling to Colfax, Denver, and New York for visits, including Mrs. L Alford and Mrs. E Keith, Mrs. Wirts, Mrs. Scholifan, and Blanche Martins. It notes Mr. Smith seriously ill in Eldora and mentions Wilbur Cooke returning from Sigourney after a week with W F Baum and family, plus Delbert Seliger visiting Elkman.
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T.A. Wirts
Denver
Colorado
W. E. Scholifan
New York
Niagara Falls
Mr. Smith
South Barclay
Wilbur Cooke
Sigourney, In
W. F. Baum
Hik Run
Delbert. Seliger
Sigourney, Ta
W. F Baus
Elkmun
Third Party Nomination Prospects in Black Hawk County
Nomination by petition may place a full progressive ticket in Black Hawk county for county offices. Delegates at the progressive county convention favored a new ticket but the majority chose a neutral course. Possible candidates include D B Henderson for sheriff, with Black Hawk County normally leaning Republican. If carried out, nominees may canvass electors by personal visits or letters.
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Black Hawk County
Taft
Roosevelt
D. B. Henderson
Sheriff Shores
Iowa
Indians Renew Revolt in Oaxaca Lands Dispute
Mexico City reports Sierra Juarez Indians in Oaxaca have renewed their revolt against the government. A large force marches toward Ixpantepec, forty miles from the state capital, over a dispute about land distribution.
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Mexico City
Sierra Juarez
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J. C. Brandt
Fredricksburg
Margaret Thompson
Marishalltown
T. G. Taylor
H. W. Ladage
Ladage
John Andrews
Robert
Waterloo Evening Courier
Buchanan
L. Alford
8. E. Keith
Colfax
Blanche Martins
Eldora
Mexico
Oaxaca City
Earl & Wilson
Eclipse
Frank Bros