W R G C Elects Officers and Socials Highlight Waterloo
The W. R. GC held its annual officer election at G. A. R. hall with Mrs. Carrie M. Johnston presiding. Out of town guests Mrs. Jones of Faribault and Mrs. Julia Kerr attended, followed by a social hour and supper. New officers to be installed include President Olive Stevens and senior vice president Avarica Gilley.
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Olive Stevens
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Fila Brown
Waterloo West Trap Shooters Schedule City Match
The Waterloo East shooters challenge for a team race at fifty live rocks per shooter. The match is set for Tuesday afternoon December 12 at 1:30 p.m. at the Country Club grounds, weather allowing. December 14 is backup. Contestants must be bona fide Waterloo residents. Signed by the Trap Shooters of Waterloo West, champions of the city. Buy silks Tuesday at Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
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Another Woman Sues for Divorce in District Court
Mrs. Plumis Pitsenberger filed for divorce from Ralph Pitsenberger on grounds including cruelty and inhuman treatment. They married at Silver City Ta on March 4 1908 and separated Sept 6 1910. She alleges violence imputed unchastity failure to support and threats to kill. She seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name Plumis Goodel. Also an ad notes dress goods sale.
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Roosevelt May Retract Offense Before Chamber Dinner
New Haven Conn December 10 Roosevelt considers public retraction to soothe feud with Governor elect Baldwin after his Concord campaign remarks. Negotiations center on wording to satisfy both men and avoid a slander suit as Chamber of Commerce dinner looms. Isaac Ullman mediates, seeking acceptable language for Baldwin’s revision.
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City in Brief Notes Local News and Visits
City items report varied visits and movements around Waterloo. C F Wickman attended a sister’s funeral in Garner. Mrs Margaret Du Rand returned from Dubuque and Independence to Waterloo. BK Jones returned from Spirit Lake. Dr. and Mrs. G O Thompson hosted guests in Independence Avenue. Frank Cassidy, CGW freight agent, is in Waterloo. Ralph Sturgeon of Clarion contracted with Town Life Insurance in Wright county. W J Sutcliffe delivered an E M F E 30 to a Mr Bumgardner in Nora Springs. J B Briggs heads to New York for a national cement show with a Syracuse visit en route. Cr W Anderson and Ruth returned to Minneapolis after two weeks with cousin Charles Mantle on Locust street. Waterloo Business College formed a Christian Students association led by Alfred Halverson and Llewellin Boggs. City Clerk R Thompson went to Clinton for his cousin Mrs Thompson’s funeral. Mrs Thompson once headed the Geneva House of Correction for Girls and her husband led Clinton schools.
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Showmen on Trial as White Slavers in Greensboro
In Greensboro North Carolina the U S court began the trial of Charlies Quaster and Joseph Napier proprietors of traveling shows charged with white slave traffic. Government witnesses include twelve young girls alleged to have been enticed from home for employment.
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Princess Louise files suit for King Leopold assets
Brussels reports Princess Louise of Belgium sues to recover 8 million dollars once belonging to King Leopold now held by a philanthropic foundation. Belgium also claims the money as state property. She summons Leopold's valet and others for accounting of three trunks reportedly containing securities. Fort Dodge debaters in triangular leagues, discussing income tax, with schedules set for January 3 and later dates. Kentucky Coke burns.
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Deceives Hen Into Laying In Winsted Greenhouse
Henry A. Roeske, a florist of Oakville Conn, has devised a scheme to induce hens to lay by dividing his greenhouse and placing fourteen pullets in a winded enclosure. The birds scratch in dirt and, seeing flowers in bloom through a screen, conclude it is summer and begin laying, receiving six to ten hens per day.
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Annual Meeting Closts Life Insurance Presidents
Chicago Dec 10 Today's session expected to end the annual meeting of the association of Life Insurance Presidents The day’s program included technical addresses and a report by the life extension committee of the association
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Association of Life Insurance Presidents
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New Laws Proposed by Secretary of State for Iowa
Secretary Hayward proposed several legal reforms to the Iowa legislature, including legalizing the federal census figures, changing foreign and domestic corporation rules, broadening annual reporting and fees, clarifying building and loan laws, and requiring a comprehensive yearly report from the secretary of state. The letter lists numerous names and firms connected to the state’s business and political community.
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Mystery surrounds John Cudahy in ill health in Los Angeles
Millionaire packer John Cudahy arrived Thursday and immediately went to bed at the Alexandria Hotel where he remains ill. Friends and hotel staff report he cannot see visitors as preparations for a trip to Imperial Valley are dropped. Gerald Cudahy confirms his father is very ill and restricts contact to the physician, the nurse, and him.
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Advertised Letters at Waterloo December 7 1910
List of advertised mail at Waterloo town includes numerous recipients such as Mrs Chas Abrahams Mrs Jane Allen Mrs S Qu Anderson and many others with multiple misspelled names and initials. The notice records names and the date of advertising as of December 7 1910.
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Chas. Abrahams
Jane Allen
S. Qu. Anderson
Rosa Baners
Maodesta Barton
Emily H. Burger
Louisa Carson
Elsie Cline
Ella Detrich
Marguerite Dobbins
Kate Gilbert
Clara
Mabel Heiser
J. B. Hodges
Nellie Well
Woman's ten hour case loses in Springfield court
In Springfield a ten hour labor law case failed to convict the defendant. J. P. Driscoll of Springfield Laundry Co. was acquitted by a jury after a hearing in Police Magistrate Shipp's court. He faced charges of letting Daisy Qrellan work beyond ten hours on October 4, with a Factory Inspector alleging threats in questioning.
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Shipp
Driscoll
Daisy Qrellan
Dennis
Charles F. Frisbie
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Urges Farmers to Work Together Against High Cost
New York December 10 Sir Florace Plunkett president of the Irish Agricultural Society urges farmers to unite for lower living costs. He cites Ireland’s cooperative dairy movement with 900 associations and 9,000 producers handling about $16 million in business last year as a model for organized distribution.
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Standpatters Fight Popgun Tariff Revision Tide
Washington December 10 high tariff elements in Congress oppose any piecemeal tariff revision and favor a general revision. Former Representative Hepburn argues schedule by schedule would kill protection as it would expose each item to debate. Taft supports revision but faces stiff resistance from standpatters willing to keep the old tariff system intact.
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