Geier to Take Stand in Assault Case Next Monday
In a district court session at Son TM, Tony Geier faces the claim of criminal assault on Grace Lawson and will testify in his own defense when court opens next Monday. State counsel argued a signed statement by Geier was admissible, while Judge Boies reserved ruling after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Geier
Grace Lawson
Son
W. W. Woolley
H. B. Boies
George D. Harris
ADL
Geier
Wahich
Walter R. French
Mr. French
Geler
James Risden
Harris
Risden
Gaier
Redfield Reviews Trade Expansion and Debt Reduction
Secretary Redfield of the commerce department reports on rising foreign trade driven by peacetime advantages and expanding exports. He notes a reduced foreign indebtedness by about three billion dollars, loaned abroad since 1914, and contends the United States remains the wealthiest nation with growing investments overseas. The report urges larger funds for trade promotion, expanded commercial attache presence, and higher salaries for specialized bureaus to sustain industrial growth and reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Onnuak
Iimares
Orv Eeraordingly Ho
Theunf
Department
Congress
Targer
New Year Dinner Plans Attract Reservations In 1917
A dine event for New Year’s Eve is announced with reservations open for December 31 and a Sunday night dinner. The program lists a string quartet or eight piece orchestra and other features. Dancing will start at 12 01 a m Monday morning January 1st 1917 with J Levingston as manager and a contact number S200 for bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Levingston
Hello Brother Bill at Waterloo theatre draws large crowd
A large audience attended the United Commercial Travelers play Hello, Brother Bill at Waterloo theatre and voiced approval. Mrs W J Lake sang two numbers with piano by Miss Helen Henderson and violin by Mrs Wilma Basher Galloway. Contests awarded George Jenks the diamond ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
Brother Bill
Waterloo Theatre
W. J. Lake
Misa Helen Henderson
Wilma Basher Galloway
Ktulla Lake Girls
Elmore
William Fuller
Layeroide
R, Cutting
Voight
Hastings
Pullen
Ned Heminway
Champagne
Glockner
Constable
Mr. Kraft
Bill Fuller
Slade
Isabella
Drs. Voight
Worothy Ware
Miss Raymond
Carriett Sterling
Kraft
Matilda Puller
Mary
Unions Aim to Protect Workers Not Just Wages
Professor Loren Stuckey speaking at Labor Temple argued that organized labor seeks more than higher pay. He cited child labor laws, workers compensation, employer liability, and compulsory schooling as union achievements. Stuckey traced Iowa union history from 1877 railroad strikes to 1914 growth, saying unions protect workers financially and otherwise. Mayor Law opened the event and introduced Stuckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Stuckey
University of Tews
Labor Temple
Iowa
Stuckey
W. R. Law
Professor Stuckey
Mead Father of Des Moines Man Dies
Walter J. Mead boys' secretary of the YMCA was informed yesterday of his father C. E. Mead's death in Des Moines. He left today to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt
Walter J. Mead
The
C. E. Mead
Des Moines
Mr. Mead
Jatternon
Forty Men Drawn for Trial Work at January Session
A 1917 grand jury and trial jurors were drawn by county officials. Key jurors listed by town include Waterloo, Cedar Falls, East Waterloo, Orange, Bennington, Big Creek, and Fox with names such as Noble Little, Joseph A. Clark, F. C. Smith, H. A. Van Dorn, and W. J. Cavanaugh. Judge Bates will handle equity work and Judge Mullan the law work at the January term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Little
East Waterloo
I. H
Waterloo
Frank C. Smith
H. A. van Dorn
L. A. Williams
W. A. Zellhoefer
N. M. Saylor
E. EB. Peek
B. H. Manning
Solon Thomas
H. B. Buck
E. F. Steege
N. L. Penrose
F. Grant
H. C. Hagemann
A. H
Cedar Falls
L. Green
W. A Gifford
J. C. McGlade
W. H. Jefferson
Eagle
Will Steimel
Cedar—Eustice
Gallavaux
Fox
J. P
Hemmer
Lincoln
W. J. Cavanaugh
John Craney
J. R
Teeter
le Turner
Orange
James McRoberts
Bennington
John Hess
Gilbert Isley
Big Creek
G. E. King
H. B. Bates
C. W. Mullan
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Pepensh
3. R. Alen
R. FE. Russel
Miss Lawson
Sherif D. B. Henderson
Weukegan, Til
Dee
Edward McDowell
Jibertsville
Here
McDowell
Wyman
Portrait OF
Bryan
Flore
Willam Jennings Bryan
Irving K. Wiles
New York
State Department
America
Bureau of Fisheries
Rvus Ilamson
U.C. T. Play
Red Tor
Mr. Hill
V.P.R
Kodak
Wodak
Hamilton
Chauncey Heckman
Bridge Street
AIM
Propesson Stuckey
Burch Bros
Just
Shallenberger
East Fifth Street
Rogers
Phono
Fifth Street
Lz K
Dware
Freereen
Citizens Gas & Electric CO
the Christmas Savings Club
Citizens of
Christmas Savings Club
Beast
Waterloo Savings Bank
Ily
Commercial
Nat'l Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
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