LODGES ELECT NEW OFFICERS FOR MEMBERS
Royal Arcanum and Royal Ladies held a January meeting at the K P temple electing officers for both groups. Key posts filled include Regent H V Willey and Past regent Mark Scroggey named as grand council representative, with numerous other named officers and delegates announced. A picnic supper followed, and installation is set for Jan 8 at a joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
K. of P. Temple
H. V. Willey
R. E. Martin
J. W. Wilson
Keith G. Crowther
J. N. la Barre
H. A. Snyder
H. M. Dowles
George HW. Scholl
W. A. Donnelly
Claude L. Parker
W. H. Michael
J. K. Joder
May Walker
Exchequer
Ada la Barre
Frances Lewis
Sentinel
Mayme la Barre
Nellie de Wald
Florence Dunkelberg
Julia Highmey
Tua Barre
Ianist
Waterloo Officer Not Intoxicated In Dubuque Case
A Dubuque report states Waterloo officers were not intoxicated when involved in a case there. Chief Ed A. Leighton and Lt. Howard Garrison testified before a federal grand jury. A former officer also traveled to Dubuque and was arrested twice for intoxication.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Ed. A. Leighton
Howard Garrison
Federal Grand Jury
Minnesota Farm Seeks Buyer at 55 Per Acre
472 acres with 200 under cultivation plus meadow and timber land. Includes brick 11 room house, outbuildings, grove, well, windmill, on main road near school and church. Borders river, 4 miles to county seat, 22 miles to Minneapolis. Stock and equipment valued with crop yields. best bargain in Minnesota at $55 per acre. Terms:
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Aging couple seeks missing son amid crosscountry search
In Marshalltown Iowa Dee Jacobson 74 sought aid as his wife to whom he is devoted weeps herself ill over their son Charles J Jacobson missing since last September. Jacobson traveled from Brewster Kansas to St Louis Davenport Cedar Rapids Omaha aided by Interdenominational Charities to reunite family by Christmas.
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Marshalltown
Dee
John Jacobson
Omaha
Interdenominational Charities Association
L. Seiler
Jacobson
Charles J. Jacobson
Brewster
Kan
St. Louis
Jacobsen
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Charity Association
Tima
New St Francis Hospital Opens December 17 1912
The Franciscan Sisters of Waterloo Iowa announce the new St Francis hospital will open to receive patients on Tuesday December 17 1912. At the request of Archbishop J J Keane the name Seraphic Heights hospital was changed to St Francis hospital. Gratitude is expressed to all donors especially those furnishing rooms and to the hospital auxiliary. Unfurnished rooms offer opportunity for lasting memorials of generosity.
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Franciscan Sisters
Waterloo
Iowa
St. Francis Hospital
J.J. Keane
Dubuque
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Four Negroes Granted Liberty in Raid Case
Four of the Negroes arrested in Tuesday’s raid were released after arraignment in Police Judge Meyers' court. The fifth, a colored man, pled guilty and was fined $10. Ed Morris's case was dismissed. Fred Cowans, Mrs. George Wheeler, and Mrs. E. M. Wood were found guilty of being in mates or operating a disorderly house. Bert Lichty was found guilty of violating the traffic ordinance with a $10 fine after evidence showed the violation.
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Meyers
Ed Morris
Fred Cowans
George Wheeler
E. M. Wood
Cowans
Bert Lichty
Arrest of Philip Ladier After City Trail
Authorities celebrate capture of Philip Ladier after a hours long search through the city business district aided by bloodhounds. Ladier faced preliminary hearing before Justice Dempster with bonds set at 5000 dollars for trial next Monday night. Prosecution contends circumstantial case will prove Jennie Brice was killed by her husband. Defense attorney is BRFL Swisher, with A J Lovejoy for the prosecution. Ladier appeared unconcerned, enjoyed meals, and may decide about testifying at the Congregational church Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ladier
Ladley
Office of
Justice Dempster
BRFL
Congregational Church
Nelson awarded 6000 in Illinois Central wreck case
Laverne Nelson of Waterloo, a brakeman, sued the Illinois Central for 20000 damages after a wreck near Raymond last winter. The jury in U S court awarded Nelson 6000 after a ten day trial. He suffered head chest and back injuries. Loren Risk of Waterloo led the case with Judge Wade of Iowa City assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Laverne Nelson
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Raymond
Nelson
United States
Jesup
Caboose
Western Town
Julien Hotel
Loren Risk
Wade
Iowa City
Johnson Deserted by His Lawyers in Minnesota Case
Chisago, Dec 12. Jack Johnson asked that his attorneys W G Anderson and E H Wright be removed from the record after they refused further association due to Johnson's marriage to Lucile Cameron, a White woman. Johnson faced an assault and battery charge from a newspaper photographer. the hearing was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Jack Johnson
W.G. Anderson
E. H. Wright
United States District Court
Johnson
Lucile Cameron
Waterloo Bank Holds Annual Shareholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the Leavitt Johnson National Bank of Waterloo Iowa will hold its regular annual meeting of shareholders at its banking office on Tuesday January 14 1973 at 10 o clock a m. The purpose is to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business. Tra Rodamar, Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
Tra Rodamar
Bank clearings and week instruments filed report
Bank clearings for the week ending Thursday December 12 totaled 1 411 542 with Friday to Thursday daily figures and comparisons to last year. Instruments filed during the week ending December 11 included forty two deeds thirty mortgages high chattel mortgages and two bills of sale. A Santa Claus charity planning session follows, plus a weather note on a new low temperature and an anticipated parachute leap tonight.
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Black Hawk County Abstract ,Co
C.eecseesee
Buchanan
College of Commerce Girls Plan Christmas Aid Event
An evening meeting of College of Commerce Girl students aims to organize Christmas entertainment for about two hundred needy children. Two chimney fires caused by overheated flues occurred on the west side tonight but caused no damage. the first at 719 Washington Street and the second at the Y M C A. Firemen responded to both alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Commerce
J. J. Bridges
Washington Street
Sunken Derna Likely Sunk By British Battlecruiser
A boat marked Derna with the body of a man was found off the Isle of Wight today. It is highly likely the doomed steamer Derna was run down and sunk by the British battleship Centurion in the English Channel on Tuesday. The Derna’s crew numbered around 25 and the vessel was owned in Genoa, Italy.
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Devonport
England
Isle of Wight
Centurion
Genoa
Italy
Market closes with diverse stock gains and losses
New York stock prices on December 12 show mixed results across railroads and industrials. Notable quotes include United States Steel at 66 1 2, Northern Pacific steady, and Anaconda around 68 1 2 with American Sugar at 115 1 2, reflecting varied performance across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Pfd
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Cow
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
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Toyland Basement
Wal Davis
Eva Hill
Ruby Elam
Laura Williams
Ida Sharp
Helen Nauman
May Carey
Fred Clark
Anoka, Minn
NEW Hospital
ST. Francis
Cain
Prien
Colin
Ghildren
Coats
Arte
Railroad Company
Associated Charities
Salvation Army and Humane Officer
Helieve
Union Painless Dentists TE Alr
West Wateriao
Union Painless Dentists
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