Chilean Widow Cleared in Mineola Murder Trial
The twelve jurors found Blanca Brassuriz de Saulles not guilty of murdering her husband John Longer de Saulles in Westbury on August 3. The courtroom scene moved from tense suspense to relief as the defendant, mother of a young son, thanked the jurors amid cautious celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mother Love
Altho
Little
Jack de Saulles
Mineola
Supreme Court
Manning
de Saulles
Classification of Alien Enemies Is Subject of Ruling
The Department of Justice defines enemy aliens as male natives or subjects of hostile governments aged 14 and up who are not naturalized in the United States. German-born children of naturalized Germans are not alien enemies if parents naturalize before the children mature. American-born children of German citizens abroad are not aliens unless naturalized in Germany after maturity. Native Germans in the U.S. remain aliens even with first papers or foreign naturalization. Naturalization of some enemy aliens cannot be completed during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
J. E B. Dempster
United States
Germany
Social Science Talks to Waterloo Students
Mrs Lilla English renowned Lincoln lecturer on social science arrived in Waterloo for a week in the west schools. She spoke to West High students this morning, drawing praise for her engaging, practical approach. Tomorrow at 7 30 p m she will lecture in the West High School auditorium on The Girl and Her Problems with a musical prologue inviting mothers and children over 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla English
Lincoln
Neb
Waterloo
West Schools
Board of Education
English
West High School
Congress Asked to Vote Eleven Billions for War
Washington, D.C. Dec. 3. A war budget of more than 11 billion dollars for fiscal 1919 faced Congress, covering army and navy costs. Army costs lead with 6.62 billion, including 1.90 billion for pay for 1.5 million troops. Fortifications rise to 3.33 billion, navy to 1.04 billion. Notable increases include staff, aviation, clothing, transportation, medical supplies, and engineer equipment. The package aims to sustain a large army and expanded naval power into the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Congress
ARMY
Adjutant General's Department
Inspector General
Engineers
Ordnance
Quartermaster
Medical
Judge Advocate General
Signal Corps
Navy
Baker
War Department
General Staff
France
Great Base
Home Guard
Military Academy
Daniels
Marine Corps
Minor Tragedies Reported to Waterloo Police
Waterloo police handle a string of minor incidents from a shell game bet to missing items and a prowling shooting report. Ray Watson plays a makeshift shell game with young Kido, a parolee from the industrial school, while Schaffer reports a stolen watch and cash after a dance. A suspect parolee possibly fired at a colored girl, and a husband asks police to locate his wife who left with a male acquaintance. Mrs. Anders reports rooming tenants absconding with bedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Watson
Watson
Sherlock Holmes
Kido
George D. Harris
Industrial School
Schaffer
Elk Run
Waterloo
A. J. Anders
Globe Hotel
Big Brother Mission Merges With Salvation Army
Reverend J E Johnson James Black and other officers spoke at the Big Brother mission last evening outlining past work and future plans. The mission will operate in cooperation with the Salvation Army which will have headquarters in the building. Capt John Paton leads the Salvation Army and Rev T J Fuller presides over the former mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johnson
J. B. Bates
James Black
Big Brother Mission
Salvation Army
John Paton
T. J. Fuller
Rev. J. B. Johnson
First M. B. Church
First Presbyterian
B. F. Puterbaugh
First Brethren
B. M. V Tritzsinger
United Evangelical
Small Treasurer Grace M E Directors Named
Grace M E church lists treasurer and directors including J W Arbuckle, J W Rath, J R Vaughan, W D Tisdale, W H Howrey, A MacEachron, A I Wood Ting, M H, W B Howell, W F Schrag, and F A Pergusor among a roster of church officials and congregational leaders.
Will Name Board to Determine Profits of Food Merchants
Citizens of this community will soon have authentic information concerning wholesale and retail prices of foodstuffs in Waterloo to determine retailer profits. In a letter, J. P. Deems urges immediate appointment of a five member interpretating board to ascertain prices and publicize investigations. W. S. Parrott plans to name the board once he reviews the instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. S. Parrott
J. P. Deems
Burlington
Parrott
Spirit and soul of America urged by Rev Parr
Rev Hi. BE. Parr in First Congregational church spoke of a coming revival and a new American soul born from present chaos. He urged that Germany cannot conquer the nation and praised the thousands who left private life to serve in government, challenging those who would not go to face the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hi. BE. Parr
First Congregational Church
Mr. Parr
Germany
Cedar Valley Fair Heads Re elected
Cedar Falls December meeting re elected W. H. Merner as president C A Rowand as vice president H S Stanbery as secretary and B B Bailey as treasurer. Also notices Christmas utility sale at Plymouth Congregational church fourth and Walnut Sts Wednesday with chicken supper 5 30 to 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Fair Heads
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley Fair Association
W. H. Merner
C. A. Rowand
Plymouth Congregational Church
4Th and Walnut Sts
Large Evangelist Draws Big Crowds At Three Services
Rev FP J Who Was Evangelist preached at Graves Memorial U B church Tuesday night and at Weelmin ster church for women. Morning attendance was high and many answered prayers. Rev Mr Thomas spoke on The Dead Line and many pledged to Christian faith. Special offering for campaign expenses reached about $60. Afternoon talks set for Tue Wed Thu, with Friday prayer at Mrs Munson's home. Shop meeting tomorrow at Waterloo Gasoline Engine foundry. No meeting tonight. Rev Mr Thomas to speak on Eternal Punishment tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. J
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
Weelminster Church For
C. B. Brooks
Mr. Thomas
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Wedding of Anita Rath to Lieut Alica Douglas Donnell
Miss Anita Rath wed Lieut Alica Douglas Donnell in a Saturday ceremony at the Rath home. Dr John Robertson Macartney officiated before about 76 relatives and friends. Attendants included maid of honor Elizabeth Binck and flower girl Dorothy Taylor as guests enjoyed a supper and decorated tables in yellow and white. Out-of-town guests included Mrs John Berner and several Donnell relatives. The couple planned to be at home in Houston after December 15 following trips to Chicago and Mattoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Rath
John W. Rath
Alica Douglas Donnell
Crump Logen
Houston
Tex
John Robertson Macartney
Fliat, Presbyterian Church
Ti. W. Schuneman
Mendelssohn
Marion Rath
Corinna Howrey
Loantes Peck
Elzabeth Binck
Dorthy ‘Taylor
Ross
Miss Rath
Helen Rath
Howard Rath
Dr. Macartney
Autin
Miss Black
Nan Black
Helen Maccartney
Anna Patterson
Margaret Black
Luelle McQuitkin
Donnell
Waterloo
East High School
Western Reserve Unulverslty
Cleveland
University of Illinois
Great Northern Railway
Texas
Chicago
Mattoon
Lieut. Donnell
John Berner
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Donnell
W. K. Donnell
Oklahoma
FT. W. Taylor
Dorothy
Denison
R. C. Rath
John Rath
Ciara
Amelia Rath
J. T Rath
Marian Rath
Ackley
C. FH. Liehty
Dorothy Henry
O. Howard Rath
Champaign
University
Winter Tham Opens At The Waterloo Business College
The Waterloo Squalness college opened the winter term with a large enrollment increase. A new farmers' short course combines business training and scientific agriculture. W A Gordon, editor of the Creamery Journal, teaches agricultural topics. Local business and agricultural experts will lecture throughout. Notable out of town students include Frederic Kreger Floyd Lloyd Weaver Superior Willam Kruse La Porte City John Meyers Ionia John Waldron Ruthven Glenn Inman Marble Rock Carl Jacobs Hudson Mae Foughty Hampton Ruth Weyand Greene Henry Owen Ridgeway Merla Guernsey Traer Donovan Shaw Garrison Orla Sorensen Retubeer Earl Vosseller Waverly Cecil El Mott Rockford Cora Reitz Waverly Mary Follett Dewar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. A. Gordon
Creamery Journal
Frederic Kreger
Floyd
Lloyd Weaver
Superior
Willam Kruse
la Porte City
John Meyers
Ionia
John Waldron
Ruthven
Glenn Inman
Marble Rock
Carl Jacobs
Hudson
Mae Foughty
Hampton
Ruth Weyand
Greene
Henry Owen
Ridgeway
Merla Guernsey
Traer
Donovan Shaw
Garrison
Orla Sorensen
Retubeer
Earl Vosseller
Waverly
Cecil el Mott
Rockford
Cora Reitz
Mary Follett
Dewar
Temperatures and marriage licenses listed in Iowa paper
The page records daily temperatures with ranges and dates from past years, followed by a list of marriage licenses issued, naming Lorenzo Tanregui and Conception Legaspi of Waterloo, Harry C. Meredith and Beatrice Quire of Sully, Edgar S. Hansen and Maude M. Young of Oelwein, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Tanregui
Waterloo
Conception Legaspi
Harry C. Meredith
Lynnville
Beatrice Quire
Sully
Edgar S. Hansen
Riceville
Maude M. Young
Oelwein
Dinner clubs listed for social events and hostesses
A garbled OCR listing multiple dinner and club events with names such as Summy club Nick Webber Doxen club D Be Eighmey and Westminster parlor hostess Miss Muna Lrov. Times include Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday evening with 7 46 slurp noted in Westminster parlor.
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Summy Club
Mre
Nick Webber
Deborah Chiptor
Muna Lrover
Westminster
Parent Teacher groups discussed as aid to schools
Mrs J Ridenour urged parental education for child welfare and school boards, praising parent teacher associations as catalysts for harmony between home and school. Mrs E S Bartlett highlighted PTA activities elsewhere, while Miss Mary Edgerton led a discussion on improving schools and aiding children. C W Kine explained new retardation grade in city schools. Godfrey Messer described work for backward children using manual tasks to unlock abilities. Waterloo hosts two PTAs at Edison and Washington Irving.
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Ridenour
Parenta
Parent-Teacher Association
Seema
E. 8
Bartlett
Mary Edgerton
C. W. Kine
East Schools
Godfrey Messer
Fionthorne
Waterloo
Edison
Washington Irving
Among the Churches regular meeting notices and campaigns
Walnut Street Baptist and nearby congregations announce a series of meetings Tonight officers to be elected Barace clans with Homer Clark at 8 p m Women will meet for missionary work Tuesdays Beginning December 9 laymen conduct evangelistic services for 19 days All-day women’s society meeting Wednesday Foreign Missionary Society meets at 10 a m Luncheon hosted by several ladies The Ald Society meets 2 40 p m Turton Avenue Baptist Women circle meets Tuesday at 2 30 p m Thanksgiving offering surpasses goal Evangelistic campaign through Easter Murray club hosts with music Red Cross work planned St Mark’s Episcopal annual picnic supper tomorrow 8 30 p m mentions day Virkt Brethren Mrs Brund age hosts 8 8 C W Wednesday afternoon
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Walnut Street
Philothea Clads
Hong of Missey Bastian
Barace
Homer Clark
Hed Grosa
Mra
McWillams
Woman's Missionary Society
C. B. Broy
Grace M. H
Ww. W. Wyant Loudur
W. R. Jameson
J. L. Hostater
Foreign Missionary Society
Charles R. Ball
Ald Society
Turton Avenna Baptist
Ladies’ Circle
St. Mark’s Episcopal
St. Mark's Church
Ellen Mullarky Killed in Arizona Horse Accident
Ellen Mullarky age 28 formerly of Falls was killed after falling from a horse near Miami Arizona yesterday afternoon. The telegram to her father Emmet Mullarky outlined the tragedy and the remains were to be brought home for burial with funeral services to follow. Mullarky had been employed in a Miami mining company office and two married sisters resided there. The second item reports thieves entered Zion Evangelical church treasurer Fred A. Riedell’s home during worship last night and stole 55 from the church collection plus 5 from Riedell’s belongings. The intruders unlocked doors and opened drawers despite locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Walls
Elen Mullarky
Miammi
Ariz
Emmet Mullarky
Miss Mullarky
Miami
Cedar Falls
Fred A. Riedell
Zion Evangelical Church
Mr. Riedell
District Court Forecloses Mortgage and Seeks Receiver
Waterloo Building and Loan seeks to foreclose on a mortgage for 1797.25 plus 3.25 fees on a partially completed building in Marshall County. John Plumb sues for 1000 damages claiming a collision by James Gardiner damaged his wagon and caused injuries. Harry Rynearson and John Koch sue Ernest Waberking for 2172 for work on a new building and seek attachment. H C Lake vs Elk Run Land Co on contract rescission dismissed at plaintiff’s cost.
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James Gardiner
Marshall County
John Plumb
Plumb
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
John G. Miller
Harry Rynearson
John Koch
Ernest Waberking
H.C. Lake
Elk Ron Land Company
Camp Dodge to Host Illinois Football Clash Next Weekend
Negotiations are under way for a football game between Camp Dodge’s divisional team and the University of Illinois, with a decision expected soon on whether the contest will be held in Chicago or Des Moines. John L. Griffith said he had consulted Illinois faculty and awaits word. Camp Dodge’s eleven beat Camp Funston 3 to 0 in Omaha last Saturday.
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Camp Dodge
Toca
University of Ignois
Chicago
Des Moines
John L. Griffith
Bern
Zuppke
Hlinois
Camp Dodgers
Camp Funston
Omaha
Fire alarms report scattered small damages around town
The fire department was called to 16 Vine Street at 7 a.m. for a rafters to cellar fire causing slight damage. At 11:08 a.m. to 208 Jefferson Street a small roof area burned with slight damage. At 8:45 p.m. Sunday a call to 218 Randolph Street found no damage. Insurance ad urges action with Town Manufacturers Fire Insurance Co of Waterloo.
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J. B. Elwood Boms
Vine Street
Jefferson Atrest
Randolph Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
DE Saullel Lo
Mineola Court
Canton
Graves U. B. Church
PF. J. Thomas
E News of
Lieut
Home Service
Woman's Cub
Russell-Lamson
A. B. Lovejoy
C. H. Davis
H. J. Parks
Waterloo Business College
Buchanan Optical Co
Sociebia
Doxen Club
Mre. D. Be Eighmey
Hook and Needla Club
Moses Krank
Etre Nous Vlit—Afes
Butterfield
Triple Four Club
Irs
Randneta
Desdemona Club
Paul Ewe
la Lomtia Club
Clarence Jirden
Scharfenberg’s Market
Mabel
Pearl
Belvn Muthaler
Young Peoples
Tina Martin
Edwards
Southern Christian Institute
Kenneth Wilson
Donald Water
Jefferson Barracks
Jennia Erwin
Park Avenue
Enat
Martin Tulinson
Charles Wallace
Joe Roman
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
J. Chevalier
Elmer Bradford
Bradford
John FR. Griffin
Misgog Horniece Rickert
Inga Stromson
Virkt Brethren
O. R. Brundage
Ellen Mullarky
Waterloo B. & L. Seeky
Ileni
Manufacturers Fire Insurance Company of
Commercial Street
Joseph Songs Company
Joseph Sons CO
Jewelers and
Diamond Merchants
First National Bank Building
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