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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1911
Page
8
A Railroad Man's Magazine note explores whether a wheel edge travels around the axle. An experiment with a candle shows circular flame motion only when the wheel is free. on ground contact the flame stalls. A board and strings illustrate differing speeds of top and bottom wheel points. Courier ad seeks to sell old furniture.
Imogene and Jane quarrel over a doll, declare they will never speak first or be friends again. Their mother notes the seriousness while Imogene contemplates playing alone, then shrugs and answers a street call with a playful “Ya-teoo.”
Los Angeles residents turnout at 6 am as polls opened for a December election. Taber vote leads in early returns with long lines at many precincts, while backers of Harriman claim a narrow win aided by heavy working women registration.
M. Jones traffic manager of the William GalloWay company will address alleged freight rate inequalities in Imwa OT. Sherwin Cody from Chicago will be guest speaker and present the main talk. The event air broadcast requires no invitation and all businessmen are invited.
Champion Gotch and companions arrived in Waterton from the north for an exhibition at Waterloo theatre this evening. Among the party, Youssif Mahmout stands out as a key member with new claims to Tarkes title, though he has yet to wrestle in the country.
Striking Hingis Central workers plan to erect permanent shelters and tents at multiple picket points around railroad property. They intend to use private land to place structures and guard against harsh weather during ongoing industrial action.
The Daily Hint from Paris reports warm shelter and duty during coming cold weather. Minstrel Date Sev schedules the belding of the minstrel straw to the fiver and a strike Deo Ph selects exhibition days. Minstrel event will feature Contrab men at the Corpheum Theatre.
The Universalist church drew a large, enthusiastic crowd to its annual meeting followed by supper, reflecting strong community support and active participation.
Semil Seidel, mayor of Milwaukee, faces an impeachment request after a member of the Board of Aldermen charges malfeasance in office. A hearing will be held as the council seeks formal proceedings.
An evening fish supper at the church drew a large crowd under Mrs. W. N. Barr and Mon. TA. Utter. The social time was enjoyable. In the business meeting reports showed progress in all church branches and improvements over the year. Officers were re elected with minor trustee changes including Judge F. Platt as President and L. Hosteter as Vice President.
Train schedules detail departures for east and west bounds with multiple numbers and times. Listed items include trains 2 402 3 6 A 22 1 21 D 3 407 215 102 408 and arrivals with various early morning times, though some data appears garbled.
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