Moore on Stand as Crowd Gathers for Bootlegging Trial
George F. Moore the dry detective testified in the state versus Ed Peters on Aug 19 and Aug 22 liquor sales. Cross examination revealed Moore’s temperance work, pay setup, and incidents of storing and drinking bottled liquor during investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Moore
Ed. Petera
Moore
Willis N. Birdnall
Business Men’s Temperance Association
L. E. Park
Park
Association
Birdsall
Effingham
Big Four Railroad
Peters
W. V. Lewis
Mallan
Lewis
Bird Sall
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Shareholders Meeting
Notice of the regular annual meeting of the Leavitt and Johnson National Bank of Watron Iowa to be held at the banking office on Tuesday January 13 1914 at 10 o clock a m for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any business that may properly come before the meeting.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Watron
Iowa
Retiring on the Stand Moore Remains Quiet
The witness Moore appeared neatly dressed and retiring in demeanor while on the stand. He spoke so softly that the attorneys had to urge him to raise his voice at intervals.
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Moore
West School to Publish Book of Golden Deeds
Superintendent Anson T. Hukill unveils plan to honor acts of heroism by students and staff. The book will record noble deeds of any person and serve as a schoolwide jury to decide which acts deserve fame, promoting optimism and character analysis.
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West School
Ankill
Anson T. Hukill
Frank Kemp Pleads Guilty to Larceny and Faces City Exit
Frank Kemp appeared before Police Judge Meyers charged with larceny. He pleaded guilty and agreed to leave the city if given a light sentence. The judge fined $25 or five days in jail for the latest theft, while Kemp admits stealing a suitcase from the union depot. He had just finished a 30 day sentence for stealing $2.50 from his landlady and had been released from custody.
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Frank Kemp
Meyers
Youps
Kemp
Union Depot
Obituary: Harvey Merrill Dies at Home
Harvey Merrill, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Damwood, died December 6 at 815 Ninth Street West. Born August 14 1913, he leaves two brothers Orie and Lloyd. Funeral services were held Sunday at the residence with Rev A P Blough of the Church of the Brethren presiding, burial in Orange Cemetery.
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Harvey Merrill
Paul C. Damwood
Ninth Street
Little Harvey
Orie
Lloyd
Rev
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Orange Cemetery
Washington lands 20000 acres offered for lease in 1778 ad
In Alten's find from Aug. 26, 1778 Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser advertises that George Washington has obtained patent to 20 000 acres along the Ohio and Kanawha rivers and offers to lease the land at reasonable rates.
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Johnevia
L. BE. Alten
Maryland Journal and
Baltimore Advertiser
George Washington
Ohio
Kanawha
Osteopaths Meet in Waterloo With Diagnosis Program
The first district Iowa Osteopathic Association assembled in Waterloo today. The program featured Aids in Diagnosis by Dr. Ruth M. Wright of Charles City, Failures Due to Mistakes in Diagnosis by Dr. F C Liffring of Waterloo, and Case Reports by Dr. Isadora Mehi of Delwell Osteopathic Technic by Dr. N O Wilson of Manchester.
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Iowa Osteopathic Association
Waterloo
Ruth M. Wright
Charles City
F.C. Liffring
Isadora Mehi
Delwell Osteopathic Technic
N. OD
Wilson
Manchester
Couple Weds at Sacred Heart Notre Dame Pair Marry After Fifteen Years
In South Bend Indiana on December 9 a romance from school days culminated in a wedding at the Church of the Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Dr Rene A Esnard of New Orleans La and Hazel A Tillotson of New Orleans Louisiana were married by Father Daniel Stillard S C president of Holy Cross College. The ceremony followed a long friendship formed between instructor and student during Esnards time at Holy Cross.
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South Bend
Ind
Church of the Sacred Heart
Notre Dame University
Rene A. Esnard
New Orleans
Hazel A. Tillotson
Daniel Stillard
S.C
Stillard
Holy Cross College
Crescent City
Dr. Es- Nard
Fire at Mohawk factory boiler room. no serious damage
The Waverly fire department was called to the Mohawk factory where a blaze in the boiler room was quickly controlled with chemical extinguishers. No serious damage occurred.
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Waverly
Mohawk
Anna Dreier
Waterloo
Herb Gleason
Denver
Fred Knott
Miriami Knott
Ged. McElhaney
Sam Sewell
Philo Nix
Couple Marries Away as Pastor Performs Ceremony
Stillard left Holy Cross about ten years ago and Dr Esnard with his fiancee traveled to this city to wed at the bridegroom’s old friend and pastor. The couple then departed last night for Chicago.
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Ther Stillard
Holy Cross
Dr. Esnard
Chicago
Rio Grande Arrives Clean From New York
Brunswick Ga Dec 10 The Mallory line steamer Rio Grande arrived this morning from New York with the captain stating no trouble or fire occurred during the voyage and no unusual happenings at sea were known aboard. Washington Dec The bureau of navigation in the department of commerce has begun an investigation into fake wireless messages reporting a disaster aboard the Rio Grande with penalties of a fine or imprisonment. The messages were received at the department.
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Brunswick
Mallory Line
New York
Washington, DC
Rio Grande
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce
Fire on Rio Grande breaks out at sea. 197 passengers removed
News report from New York and Norfolk describes a blaze aboard the Rio Grande with 197 passengers taken off the vessel and later returned, detailing the emergency response and safety handling.
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New York
Norfolk
Rio Grande
Buck Defends Wife Amid Battle Over Honor
In Galesburg Illinois on December 10 Everett Buck confronted Harley Dalton as he defended his wife's name against slurs. The dispute escalated both before and after the alleged remarks.
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Dalton
Buck
Galesburg, Ll
Everett Buck
Harley Dalton
Man Shot Down as He Steps From Auto in Chicago
Dec 10 reports Morris Froehlich president of the Times Square firm was shot as he stepped from an automobile in Chicago. Details of motive or suspect not provided in the available text.
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Chicago
Morris Froehlich
Times Square
Automobile executive shot outside home on South Michigan Avenue
An automobile company executive was shot last evening at 5522 South Michigan Avenue while stepping from his car. The bullet struck his abdominal area but glanced off a truss he wore, creating a wound over a foot long. Police said the motive was robbery, though no demand for valuables was made, and the assailant attempted to take $2,000 in diamonds and cash.
Philippine Officials Threaten Resignations Over Salary Cut
Manila reports officials threaten to resign after the assembly passes an appropriation bill aiming to cut about two million dollars in government expenditures mainly through salary reductions. It is expected the Philippine commission will modify the measure.
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Manila
Philippine Commission
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Wellington Street
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Oklahoma
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Frank Brothers
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Evening Courier
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East Bremer Ave
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New Hampton
Ora Nettleton
Clarence Shepherd
Janesville
W. E. Stone
Sarles
Cora Wheeler
Postville
Janett Jackson
James Knapp
John Monaghan
A. A. Ballantine
Waverly Junction
Frank Martin
Pravge
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J. H. Schenck & Son
Philadelphia
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My Vale
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East Fourth Street
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