Waterloo City Briefs Highlight Local and International Travel
F R Huntley of Winfield visits family on Third street west. J R Vaughan attends the State Implement Dealers convention in Des Moines. L a Lininger leaves for Mechanicsburg Pa. Mrs. G R Turner and daughter head to California for winter. Martin Mortensen and Chris Nelson sail Dec 5 to Denmark for winter, Christmas at relatives. Mabel Eighmey to marry Renz Hollis at Hudson Ia. Mrs. M R Hughes to Presbyterian hospital for operation. Sixty one marriage licenses issued in November. Ellen Mullarky returns from Minneapolis visit. A Prospectus group attends meetings in Minneapolis and Chicago. C E Dailey and wife plan winter in California via Canada and Vancouver. Ladies Aid to meet at Dr. Allen’s. Neipert family mourns twin baby death. Will Mitchell on vacation amid candidacy duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Huntley
Winfield
Third Street
J. R. Vaughan
Des Moines
P. L. A. Ferguson
Minneapolis
L. la Lininger
Corn Belt Telephone Co
Pridsy
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Martin Mortensen
Chris Nelson
Geumperup
Hyllinge Station
Denmark
Oscar Il
Norway
Mra. H. B. Eighmey
Mabel Margaret Eighmey
Rrenz C. Hollis
Hudson
M. R. Hughes
Presbyterian Hospital
C. E. Dailey
Hill Crest
Black Hawk National Bank Shows Steady Growth Toward 2 Million
The bank reports total assets of 1,800,861.41 with a lawful money reserve of 76,880 and total deposits near 750,000. The institution is rapidly nearing the 2,000,000 asset mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Bank
Black Hawk National Bank
Leavtt & Johnson National Near 2 Million in Assets
Waterloo's oldest bank Leavtt & Johnson National reports total assets of 1,888,807.73 as deposits exceed one million dollars. The lawful money reserve stands at 84,469.40 in the latest call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & J. National
Waterloo
Leavtt & Johnson National
Banquet Postponed by West High Domestic Science Faculty
The West High School domestic science department banquet for the faculty school board and wives, scheduled for tomorrow in Russell Lamson hall, has been postponed. Miss Cornelia Moran will oversee the event next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the West High School
Russell-Lamson Hall
Cornelia Moran
Choral Union Invited to Hospital Benefit Evening
The Seraphic Heights Hospital auxiliary hosts Charles Sindlinger and the Waterloo Choral Union in a Friday night program at the Lady of Victory auditorium. A musical evening includes refreshments and a hopeful turnout following their recent benefit concert for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Charles Sindlinger
Waterloo Choral Union
Lady of Victory
Auto Lamps Quit Driver Hits Back
At seven last night on Fourth street west Jim Galloway struck a hay rack driven by Rex Reed hired man for H W Kendall. Lights failed in Galloway's car until after impact. The rack and horse team were wrecked. Reed sprained an ankle and one horse injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street West
Jim Galloway
Rex Reed
H. W. Kendall
Prospect Hills
Mr. Galloway
Reed
Stock Prices on New York Exchange Close The Market
The New York Stock Exchange closed with mixed gains and losses across major issues. Notable levels include Canadian Pacific at 24 3/4, Reading around 6 1/2, United States Steel near 18 1/2, American Smelting at 4 1/2, Pittsburgh entries, and Amalgamated Copper around 4 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Onion
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
United States “Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
St. Paul
Court Question in U P Merger Case
Washington dispatch notes the Supreme Court decree on dissolving the Union Pacific merger and the parallel St Louis Terminal case. Four judges were summoned under the expedition act to hear charges in the circuit court, with the high court directing enforcement actions back to the circuit court. The government seeks a test decision in the duspresacy court on who enforces the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Circuit Court
Dupresacy Court
Town Criers Ad Meeting Friday
A number of prominent advertising men will attend the Town Criers lecture next Friday in Elks hall. A. E. Haswell will discuss Preparing an Advertisement and will illustrate the talk with a stereopticon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Criers
Elks' Hall
A. E. Haswell
Beating Charged Against Albert Lea Residents
Information filed this afternoon against Harry Peterson and Melvin Peterson of Albert Lea Minnesota charges them with disturbing the public quiet. Leonard Fink filed the charge after his mother, a boarding house operator in Westfield, discharged the Petersons. It is alleged they ambushed Fink and beat him. LIBERAL REWARD offered for the return of a black and white pointer dog named Joe or proof to convict the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Peterson
Melvin Peterson
Albert Lea, Minn
Leonard Fink
Fink
Westfield
Petersons
Joe
W.C. Kohl
Canvass of Black Hawk County 1912 election results
Waterloo officials report final canvass of the November 5 1912 general election with county electors by district and statewide totals for governor lieutenant governor representative in congress secretary of state auditor of state treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction and presidential electors. Figures list votes for each candidate by district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
D. G. Boomer
W. C. Leland
C. A. Rownd
G. F. Johnson
Matt Demuth
John McQuilkin
C. W. Virden
State of
Canvana
D. G. Boumer
John McQuijkin
State of Iowa
Black Hawk Co
Board of County
A. D
United States
Marsh W. Bailey
Frank P. Clarkson
W. F. Cleveland
H. 8. Rosecrans
A. In Whitcomb
L. M. Hawver, JR
Geo. W. Morrill
Joseph A. Dyer
James P. Steele
J. C. Green
J. 8. McKenney
N. ©. Roberts
C. H. Bohstedt
C. W. Edwards
Carl S. Newcomer
C. D. Baldwin
C. A. Draper
Douglas Smith
Emmons Johnson
Paul Brorby
I. W. Brunt
W. B. Perry
A. E. Rufkin
Robert Thomson
Ward Woodbridge
A. G. Johnson
J. W. Lee
Herman C. Huss
Henry Rickel
Fred. L. Barnett
L. A. Mulligan
K. W. Brown
J. W. Lewin
William A. Graham
Jas. H. Jamison
W. B. Tallman
Curtis H. Carson
Thomas G. Fee
William Cochrane
John W. Crow
Charles van Meter
M. BE. Sutton
William H. Kilis- Pack
C. L. Voss
Mack J. Groves
A. Jamieson
L. Mighell
Simon Fisher
George W. Clarke
Edward G. Duxn
C. Durant Jones
I. S. McCrills
John L. Stevens
W. L. Harding
Glenn A. Kenderdine
H. R. Bradshaw
William Strauss
William S. Bemis
Representative
Congress
Chas. BE. Pickett
Maurice Connolly
S. T. Kennedy
A. BE. Leach
Cameron
William S. Allen
Charles B Murtagh
P. G. Watson
E.G Fopejoy
C. T. Bowman
Christian F. Meier
Tundred
W. C. Brown
G. L. Calwheli
W. Larson
Frank L. Evans
Norman F. Gaker
Whicch
George Cosson
C. FR. Walters
T. FR. Willis
A.M. Devoe
Election Returns Show Wide Vote Totals Across Offices
The report tallies votes for numerous local races including Supreme Court judgeship, railroad commissioner, and county offices. Notable tallies include Frank R. Gaynor 3174 and John Craig 3263 for Supreme Court, J. Rainbow 4261 for County Auditor, Bentley 4203 for Clerk, Shores 4028 for Sheriff, and Myers 4261 in County Superintendent race. Counts span multiple townships with many minor candidates and vacancies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Reinow
J. W. Leedy
Margaret D. Brown
Yous
Supreme Court
Frank R. Gaynor
John E. Craig
William Orr
F. L. McCray
Edwin J. Stason
Ketchum
Samuel W. Mercer
M. Kurteweil
F. N. Dougherty
John H. Stevens
W. C. Mott
J. & Barr
Harvey Hess
H. O. Bernbrook
H. W. Grout
I. M. Gibson
G. F. Johnson
Frank F. Bachle
O. H. Hoy
J. J. Rainbow
J. C. Rasmussen
L. M. Hawver, JR
J. E. Webb
J. T. Bentley
F. M. Wilson
B. S. Christensen
T. H. McCartney
Fred S§. Pettit
J. W. Boyle
FE. W. Clute
Marshall Craig
Fred §. Pettit
F. M. Shores
W. B. Brown
D. B. Tenderson
Roy B. Reed
Chas
H. Plummer
M. J. Tritz
Ray Reddington
Wirt P. Hoxie
Frank Keane
J. H. Hildebrand
Margaret Myers
Glenn W. Davis
Oscar Hoy
Jacobs
E. F. Kistner
J. H. van Dyke
R. G. Dakin
C. L. McDermott
Board OF Supervisors
WM. Fegles
Chas. W. Spiker
C. W. Virden
BOARD
W. D. Strayer
A. H. Brandhorst
Member Board Supervisors
John McQuilkin
J. C. Kemp
W. C. Leland
John C. Kehe
O. E. Gaffin
Justice OF the Peace
Barclay Township
BE. E. Rice
E. E. Ross
J. J. Meier
Charles Smith
Bennington Township
D. J. Holdiman
H. F. Horner
J. A. Schmidt
John Biller
Big Creek
W. W. Smith
R. R. McQuilkin
John Kerstetter
D. J. Hummel
Black Hawk Township
A. W. Forbes
T. McDowell
J. J. Strayer
H. Andorf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buchanan
G. R. Turner
Mies Hattle
California
Gretna Green
Ellen. Mullarky
County Recorder’s Office
Taylor
Florence. Simms
WLC. A. Association
Chicago
National Organization of Federation of Churches
Aplington
W. N
Hughes
Fred Neipert
Adams Street
Will Mitchell
Mitchell
8 A. Mitchell
Rock Valley
Choral Union
Dr. Beckley
Blue House Road
Eagle Center
Shropshire
Glenny Bros. & Brown
Holland
C. W
Bedford
Galloway
Hex Reed Hart
U. P
Town Criers “Ad” Meeting
Krent
West Side
Eish
Plymouth Rock
Irving St
Kor
S, A
Asquith
Jewler
Webater St
Cedar Township
P. J. Knipp
Howard Hubbard
Fr. C. Girsch
J. A. McNaughton
J. C. Smalling
W. S. Peck
W. E. Steimel
Joe Kerr
Frankline
R. M. Gunn
Pete Beck
Office of Justice OF the Peace
Waterloo Township
Frank F. Knapp
J. H. Kuhns
PACE
Fox Township
C. F. Robe
Loeb
J. Youngblut
N. Ternes
Jester
Traumbauer
J. EL Woon
Fred Jensen
J. O. Duffry
Lincoln Township
C. K. Kravenaugh
William Albright
L. L. Cavanaugh
William Cavanaugil
ED Thornton
C. D. Griffith
R. BE. Burns
Mt. Vernon Township
F. E. Burkhardt
F. W. Jacob
John Nemmers
C.D. Clark
Edward Marble
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