Negroes Held on Suspicion in Robbery Case
Walter Dickerson and Tom Cooper, both colored, are held at the city jail awaiting investigation after $38 was stolen from Frank Bright’s home at 906 Town Street Sunday night. Bloodhounds led officers to Dickerson’s rooming house, then to Cooper’s Cottage Street residence where Cooper was found under a bed. Both men deny involvement and face arraignment in justice court today.
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Thaw Consents to Photo With Former Governor Refused
Former Governor Boles declines to pose with Thaw for a photograph after a morning telephone inquiry. Thaw and his party wake from a nap, visit the aged statesman, then depart for Omaha via Marshalltown and the Lincoln Highway. Reports say Thaw appears healthy, with a springy step and keen eye, while crowds inspect the touring car and its shovel strapped to the rear.
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Thaw Touring Waterloo As Private Guest
Harry Kendall Thaw visited Waterloo this morning with Horace B. Boies and was shown sights by AL Morris, who was in New York City for Thaw's second trial. He traveled with G. Holden of Hotel Russell Lameon, P. E. Pendelton of Concord New Hampshire, and former Congressman C. S. Wharton of Chicago on the pleasure trip.
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New York City
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Waterloo social items and visits fill week events
Waterloo society notes recount visiting guests from Des Moines and Waterloo attending grand lodge sessions. Mrs. Cora M. Davis of Onion Ore visits, with dinners and luncheons hosted by Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Allen. A fireman wedding at Mohawk Street, a Geneva club rally for Geneva girls, and various bridgfes and picnics mark a busy social week with multiple hostesses and out-of-town guests.
Vacation visits span two weeks for local residents
Misa Jessia Becker a deputy elute began a two weeks vacation today. J. W. Thompson deputy clerk of the courts and his family return from Canby Minnesota and plan to travel to South Dakota for two weeks visiting relatives. They logged about 700 miles by car. Mr and Mrs Halph A Williams of Chicago visit the home of her parents on Leland avenue. She was Miss Pearl Netford before marriage. Dr and Mrs B H E Moore and daughter Edith of Merrillan Wisconsin are guests at the P R Griffin home on leave from an extended Pacific coast trip, leaving June 14. Br W E Griffin and family of Floyd spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs P R Griggls. Rev and Mrs G W Hinkle have returned from a five week vacation with relatives in Evanston and Cleveland. Nellie Wynne, formerly of this city now living in Minneapolis, is visiting at the German home on Second street east.
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Golfers Primed for Dubuque Trip
The Prospect Golf club stars prepare for the Northeast Iowa Golf association tour event at Dubuque Country Club on Wednesday afternoon August 11. Waterloo club representation unsettled. Burr Lichy leads the contingent with Paul Smith, Fred McLain, Paul Talbot and Louis Bolsot contending for spots. Bolsot’s driving shines but needs control. Caddies boosted by post noon instruction from Secretary Talbot. H. E. Kiester returns from a 140 mile trip studying crop conditions for Willam Galloway Co.
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Traveling and visiting Cedar Falls residents noted
Brief notes of events and travel mark Cedar Falls social life. Mrs. A. F. Raymond and daughter Fern visit Sanborn. Robert Willard returns from Peoria for a two week vacation with his parents. Miss Pearl Hmypey from Chicago leaves after a two week stay with Dr. and Mrs. Hansen. Nearby families plan to relocate to a farm in New England.
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