Red Cross Seals on Mail Warn Postal Duty
Postmaster W R Law reminds mailers to place Red Cross seals on the back of letters or packages to avoid returns or dead-letter handling. Waterloo office reports several pieces with seals on the face. Also notes the St Joseph Court No 868 officer election December 13 at Knights of Columbus Wangler Building. Chief Ranger A A Duba urges attendance and a normal smoker and entertainment after the meeting.
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Post Office Department of
Washington
W. R. Law
Waterloo
St. Joseph Court
Chall
Wangler
A. A. Duba
City council debates bridge fill and street work
At a city meeting last night the council debated filling approaches to the new wagon bridge on Witney road with the east side inside the city and the west in the country. The bridge committee and county supervisors will handle the west side, bids were invited for Bluff street paving, damages of 150 dollars were ordered paid for flood damage at 64 Webster street, a Falls avenue walk was petitioned and referred, saloon licenses were granted to Dunnwald and Friedman, electric wiring ordinance amended, city to buy 2000 feet of fire hose, and tax rate reforms discussed with Iawa League funds. Next meeting set for December 20.
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Witney Road
Dewey
David Johnson
Bridge Committee
Bluff Street
Gerald Sulky Company
Webster Street
Ho- Wards
S. Ts. Gerald
Cou
Falls Avenue
S. JD. Macauley
Black Hawk Creek
Tabre
Courier
J.J. Dunnwald
Fifth Street
Dan
C. R. Munson
Friedman
Chas. Comisky
Sreamore Street
Litchfield
Soin
Westfield
Flushing
Fite Committee
Cg. Pierree
Iawa League of Municipalities
Edward J. Douglass
W. T. Gaines
P. J. Rechtfertig
Terman T. Wagner
Wim. Vollcroft
Howard Garrison
John T. Farrell
Labor Speaker Arrives Amid Strife in Waterton
Labor leaders announce a relief fund from Taeni and city unions aiding strikers families. Rev C W Doolittle, a Chicago machinist and former pastor, travels to Waterton to address strikers at Kurtsivad Hall. J W Kline, head of Boilermakers, may visit. city unions report 2799 members. An article in the Portland Panel Journal prompted protests from local labor officials.
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Prom
Taeni
Waterton Central
C. W. Doolittle
Uinois Central
Sliopanedt Bist
Tabor Onicdal
J. W. Kline
Brotherhood of Boilermakers and ‘Helpers Union
Chicago
Aml
Waterton
Ita
Jno
Wateria
Minten
Tabor Record
En Orleans
Coroner Letter Praises City Police In Death Scene Duties
Coroner CL A Waterbury writes to Chief Wm Te Dineen about police duties at violent deaths. He urges protecting the deceased, identifying the body, notifying relatives, and avoiding undertaker orders, while praising past police help and dismissing press graft rumors as unfounded.
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CL A. Waterbury
Te Dineen
Jas
Dinneen
Pohier
Sword of the Arcident
Final disposition noted with department relieved of responsibility
The document states department relief from responsibility upon final disposition. It mentions Polce hells ape val onf the Orener and references Verstoiky years. Waterbury is cited along with GOOD MAN MAKES A CHANGE. Securities Department accepts silo manager role at Giving Springs Land with ATL Messteds as president and AL T. Whilte as secretary.
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Hlowever
Securities Dept
Giving Springs
Last Act Staged in Police Court
In police court this morning Judge Caldwell lectures Harry Frisby on self-preservation after his failed suicide attempt with chloroform. Frisby says he spent his money on the girl. the court sentences him to ten days shoveling sand.
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Harry Frisby
Caldwell
Willy
Edo
Frisby
Edward Francisco Foiled Theft While Drunk in Desolate House
Edward Francisco a known police figure was found intoxicated in an old deserted house on Black Hawk street at 10 o two this morning and taken to the station. He concealed a roll of crisp bills under his undershirt during transport. He claimed others had rooked him before. Captain Herman Wagner recovered the money during a search at the station.
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Edward Francisco
Black Hawk Street
House of Sorrow
Francisco
Herman Wagner
Revival Grows in Numbers at St Pauls Services
Evangelist Forsythe leads a revival at St Pauls with the Anaster choir, solos, duets, and a patriotic finale. Mrs Worsythe is praised for guiding the song service. The sermon warns against procrastination, titled Sometimes. Three later came forward. tonight the evangelist continues on the unpardonable sin and a special music program.
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St. Pauls
Zion
Tonicht
Evangelist
Death of Sister Prompted Madison Abel’s Return
Madison Abel of 31 Mullan avenue east recently returned from Spirit Lake after attending the funeral of his sister Mrs Malinds Welch who died aged about years. Abel, a Civil War veteran with the Sixteenth Infantry, served with the Army of the Tennessee and takes pride in a large photograph of soldiers at the forty first annual reunion at Council Bluffs last October.
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Madison Abel
Mullan Avenue
Spirit Lake
Malinds Welch
Abel
Sixteenth Infantry
Army of the Tennessee
Council Bluffs
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Brother
Pamege
National Board of Underwriters
Ismet
Morris
Arly Knelish
Rockers
Hall-Exfelt Co
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Bird
LABOR
Rev. Dowiattle
Chit
Verstoiky
Waterbury
M. E
Evangelist Fors
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