Speedy Autoists Fled Copaversion Case
Charles Oliver, colored, arraigned in municipal court for speeding at 40 mph after a chase by motor cycle officer Harry Johnson. Oliver obtained a trial continuance to tomorrow at 9 am. He and a companion reportedly reached 45 mph, then fled on a high powered six. one was caught. Another motorist, R H Thompson, charged with driving while intoxicated, with city and state charges filed. hearing set for tomorrow at 9 am. Paul Flemming, cited for traffic violations, had a $6 bond forfeited for failure to appear.
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Charles Oliver
Oliver
Harry Johnson
Baya
R. H. Thompson
Hugh Crumrine
Paul Flemming
California Building Boom Attracts Moneyed Home Builders
D. Caas returned from California where he observed that prosperity stems from influx of wealthy men building homes. He notes active construction in several popular localities and asserts moneyed builders are driving the boom.
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D. Caas
Stolen Tires Found On Car Of Jail Inmate
In Manchester Virginia August a jailed man nicknamed Happy Mitchell is tied to thefts after driving to the Cloud garage for gas and oil. A attendant spotted rear tires matching those stolen from Barker Bros on July 1. Authorities questioned him and continued inquiries.
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Mitchell
Barker Bros
Theft Fear Grows of More Looters in Town
A report notes a surge in thefts and suggests the thief nicknamed "Happy" may soon be joined by others, causing concern over rising criminal activity and potential incidents in the near future.
Child Desertion Case Leads Father to Jail
Two state cases surfaced before Municipal Court Judge John W. Gwynne as County Attorney Walter R. French presented them yesterday. Harris Pappas pleaded not guilty to issuing a $200 false check, with the hearing continued to August 21 by agreement.
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John W. Gwynne
Walter R. French
Harris Pappas
Deserter Held on Bond in County Court Case
Edward Shuler, charged with child desertion and failure to provide, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the district court. A mittimus to the county jail was issued for failure to provide a $200 bond. pas was released under a $500 bond.
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Pas
Edward Shuler
Mittimus
Fall From Tree Fatal To Readlyn Boy Harold Garland
Harold Garland, 14, son of Mr and Mrs James Garland of Readlyn Iowa and formerly of Waterloo, died at 5 am Thursday from injuries sustained when he fell from a tree in a local incident officials report. He had been visiting relatives in Readlyn at the time of the accident.
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Harold Garland
James Garland
Readlyn
Garland
Waterloo Fire Department
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Kils
Dunkerton
Waterloo Girls See Black Hawk Statue on Oregon Trip
Miss Elizabeth Gale and Miss Agnes Dunham toured Oregon visiting Taft’s Black Hawk statue atop a cliff by the creek at Oregon. They viewed a summer art colony nearby while the sculptor was away. The group traveled from Waterloo area with Miss Milas Dunham and Garlands.
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Black Hawk
Oregon
Mise Gale
Milas Dunham
Tilinola
HW. E. Gale
Reedstranst
Gleat Lake
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