Coroner's Jury Hears Evidence in Ennis Drowning Case
Coroner's jury, summoned Saturday, heard testimony on the drowning of Clyde Ennis at the YMCA pool. Witnesses described an alleged Denver visit and possible intoxication, with Vaughan, Gentle, and Haines testifying about liquor and behavior before the incident. The jury returned a verdict of accidental drowning, with cross examination by officials and a postmortem noting the absence of lung water and presence of undigested food and liquor odor in the mouth during resuscitation attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Innis
YMC
Denver
F. A. Robinson
J. C. Beem
C. B. Palmer
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association
Attorn
H. E. Tudor
Gordon Vaughan
Waterloo West
Ennis
Vaughan
Waterloo
Lincoln Park
Gentle Fruit Store
Fourth Street
Tony Gentle
Henry Haines
Wappy
Young
Youughan
Mqnor
Haines
Humes
Gentle
Tony
Flanis
Dan
Henry Baum
H. O. Davis
C. W. Ennis
Clyde
Cot- Grove
Pensacola
Fia
Salven
Tom Mickley
John Johnson
Denver Plate
Mickley
Ypon Vaughan
Orst
Everall
Association
A. W. Hartquist
Hartquist
Father John’s Medicine Rebuilds Wasted Tissue
The advertisement claims Father John’s Medicine restores strength by supplying nourishment for blood and tissue. It states the product rebuilds wasted tissue for those who are weak and run down and provides contact details for ordering if a druggist cannot supply it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Carleton, Mavey Company
Lowell, Maas
Express Prowaid
Bathing Beach Popular: Thousands Cool Off in Waterloo
About 12 000 residents, roughly one third of Waterloo’s population, visited the municipal bathing beach to escape the heat. 1900 plus bathers enjoyed music by La Rue's Town Crier band, with crowds at riverbanks and Cedar areas. Showmen from the 101 Ranch arrived by touring cars, Indian riders drew attention, and many out of town visitors traveled by auto. The beach crowd spanned afternoon and evening, and the season will close after two more Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wiectrie Park
Black Hawk
Gedar
la Rue
Town Crier
101 Ranch
Two Infants Die. Funerals Held For Lent And Buehner
Sunday deaths claim two infants. Reay Lent, born June 19, 1913, died at Presbyterian Hospital and was buried this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harlow Lent are the parents. Loretta Frances Buehner, of 408 Gable Street, born February 4, 1923, died and had funeral services at St Marys Catholic Church with burial at Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reay Lent
Presbyterian Hospital
Harlow Lent
Loretta Frances Iuehner
Gable Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Calvary
William Buehner
Waterloo Chautauqua may discontinue and a new association formed
Stockholders meet at 7:30 Friday Aug 29 in Reed and Tuthill offices to decide on discontinuing the Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute and whether to organize a new corporation to take over its assets. The 20 year old institution, famed in Waterloo, could renew or end its operation. chair J S Tuthell signs the notice. Also an advertisement promotes Chamberlain's liniment for backache with a quick relief claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Reed & Tuthill
Waterloo
J. 5. Tuthill
Middle West
Lyceum Bureaus
College stars not in danger in conference baseball
Iowa City authorities say summer baseball troubles for the Western conference have faded as northern Iowa and southern Minnesota towns face financial strain from semi pro teams. Athletic Director N A Kellogg cites losses of stars from Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota and predicts the issue will not recur unless a northern Iowa town reemerges as a semi pro hub. He notes potential rule changes may gain support with Ohio State in the conference.
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Iowa City
N. A. Kellogg
Iowa
Minnesota
Eldora
Humboldt
Albert _Lea
Kelloge
Iowa Andllinois
Wisconsin
Iowa-Minnesota
Tion
Iown
Ohio State
Grape Juice Priced At Fifty Cents In Senate Bar
Washington report notes the Senate lunch room offered Grape Juice a la Bryan at fifty cents, prompting disbelief among weary lawmakers who mostly chose milk instead. The piece also includes an ad for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended by Lindsay Scott of Temple Indiana, sold by dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M. B
Gebhardt
Washington
Senate
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
Suicides Found Hanged From Bridge Near Merrill
The body of a well dressed man was found hanging by a satchel strap from an Illinois Central railroad bridge near Merrill, Iowa, on Saturday. Grips nearby contained 80 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill, Ja
Ilinois Central
Perfect Health Woman's Crown of Glory Ad
An antique advertisement extols Tyrdia E. Tinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural remedy for female illnesses and organic disorders. It claims forty years of success and promotes graceful aging by guarding against women's diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orer
Tyrdia E. Tinkham
Call on Greeks Here for Money for Balkan Relief
Head of Blue Cross Society solicits Greeks in the United States to aid wounded Greek troops on the Balkan battlefields. Lena Marvochalos, chair of the relief committee, asks for contributions via Mr. Mavrelis or by mail to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lena Marvochalos
Blue Cross Society
Amelia Sirest
Athens
Pater Mavyrelis
Waterloo
Greaka
Mavrelis
President Seeks No Recess To Save Mileage Costs
Washington August 18 Special correspondence says Congress will not recess until October 15 or November 1 to avoid losing mileage funds. Members would face trips home with no earned mileage, shifting travel costs to themselves unless they stay to work. If the legislative program continues, a brief home trip may occur with mileage drawn legitimately. The debate centers on mileage vs Wilson’s objections to recess. A Maine campaign push includes Speaker Underwood and Gov. Cox among designated speakers to bolster the Democratic program.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Wilson
Maine
Democratic Congressional Committee
Clark
Underwood
A. Mitchell Palmer
Gov
Cox
Ohio
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