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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

8

Grout Defends New Iowa Road Law Against Critics

Representative Henry W. Grout argues the new Iowa road law is the best yet, saying critics in Waterloo misjudge its design. He cites statewide surveying, permanent culverts and bridges, economy, and a planned uniform standard as key achievements while noting delays are due to staged implementation and ongoing protests on the Hawkeye highway.

Henry W. Grout Iowa Waterloo Tts H.W. Grout Courier Grout State Highway Commission Islature Iipossibley County Road Commissioners Seminvasion Hawkeye Highway Lawa

Was Nearly Smothered Under Man and Woman Attire

Deputy Earl Yordy spent two hours in the Black Hawk bottoms in dainty disguise to lure a nude man seen near the railroad grade. He swapped garb and paraded with a parasol and new dress while a statewide press ran the curious tale and officials pursued the elusive Wild Man.

Earl Yordy Black Hawk August Mr. Yordy Register and Leader Wong

East Side Board of Education to Meet Tuesday Night

The East Side Board of Education will meet Tuesday evening in the secretary’s office to discuss preparations for the new school year starting Sept 8. A major topic is a proposed playground and athletic field, with a committee expected to report favorably, though action may be postponed. Football games may be played at Red Cedar Park, except the West High game on the East Side.

East Side Board of Education W. H. Brunn East Side Jublic East Side Kline Red Cedar Park

Brakeman Defends Post While Shooting Reported

An Illinois Central brakeman at Dyersville narrowly escaped gunfire from two men after ordering them from a box car. The assailants fled along the tracks and were linked to a Masonville, Ta., confrontation. Trains detoured over Great Western rails during the incident.

Freeport Journal Illinois Central Dyersville Great Western Center Grove Masonville Dicky

Break Up Suitcase Brigade Faces Waterloo Action

Waterloo Business Men's Temperance association weighs steps to curb beer and whiskey carried in suitcases from Denver and Waverly. Drys say halting this transport would curb Waterloo drinking, but no method found yet. Attorney for the dry forces may sue W., C S F officials. Wm. T. Mitzpatrick travels to Los Angeles for about two months.

Waterloo Business Men’s Temperance Association Denver Waverly Waterloo Dry Forces Wm. T. Mitzpatrick Los Angeles Cal

Davis of West Virginia Named U S Solicitor General

News from last night reports John M. Davis of West Virginia appointed solicitor general in the department of justice. Davis, a former congressman and cousin of Des Moines attorney James M. Davis, earns praise from Hon C HE Pickett for diligence and integrity. Pickett mailed Davis a congratulatory letter this morning.

John M. Davis West Virginia United States Department of Justice Davis James M. Davis Des Moines C. HE. Pickett Congress Pickett

Fort Leavenworth prisoners overpower guards and escape

Privates Walter Zaudier and Cochran of the Fourteenth Infantry and James Brennan of the Twenty second Infantry escaped last night by overpowering guards at Fort Leavenworth. They disarmed Private Walter Richmond of Troop G and forced him to drive as they fled in a waiting motor car. Officers seek who stationed the car.

Leavenworth Kan Walter Zaudier Cochran Fourteenth Infantry James Brennan Twenty Second Infantry Fort Leavenworth Walter Richmond Fifteenth Cavalry Richmond

Y Board to Meet Tonight Over Clyde Ennis Tragedy

Y M C A board calls a 8 pm meeting to extend sympathy and provide financial aid to Clyde Ennis's parents after his drowning in the Y M C A pool. Tony Gentle, eye witness, will speak. J E Bates notes broad support and that funds will be raised, while the board disclaims management responsibility.

J. E. Bates

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Percy Clark Presbyterian Hospital Packard Ford Rochester Commercial Street Waterloo, Iowa Bel East Fourth and Water Streets Maxwell Ghoe Case Dairy Proprietor Maxwell Case Case Dairy Company Case Mortenson Ames Suitcase Brigade Ennis
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