Narrow Escape in Auto Wreck at Walnut Crossing
Contractor E. L. Shane narrowly escaped death when a Chicago Great Western switching train backed into his auto at the Walnut street crossing. The car was wrecked, Shane was carried about 180 feet, and he suffered shock but escaped with minor bruises and rain.
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E. £. Shane
Chicago Great Western
Walnut Street
Shane
Mr. Shane
City in Brief: Court Case, Heating Award, and Local News
F. H. Briden sues FE. 8. Palmer for 806.24. Pedivord and Foster award heating contract for St. Mark's church to Zook and Bentz. Scarlet fever and diphtheria cases reported. Elmer Mackey 18 and Edna Syangler 6 quarantined. Miss Pearl McDonald to visit eastern cities after Seattle visit. Rev R. Lowe to Council Bluffs for pulpit duties. no services here. McCaskill manslaughter appeal advancing. county officials in grand jury room drafting papers for March hearing. Fred Cowans faces bootlegging charge after Central House raid. East side football squad invited to Friday box party at Majestic with Frudenfeld act. West side team previously entertained.
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Elmer Mackey
East Tenth Street
Edna Syangler
McCaskill
Fred Cowauns
Dane and
Fourth Streets
Meyers Ok
East Side
Arthur A. Frudenfeld
Majestic Theatre
Mr. Frudenfeld
West Side
Claims He Saw Fisher Killed In Michigan Inquiry
Bay City, Michigan, Dec 12 Sheriff Bates arrived to probe Frank Hale of Fremont Ohio who claimed he witnessed the shooting of Harry Fisher of Chicago on Sept 19 near Baldwin Michigan Hale swore to an affidavit but Bates found Hale had little knowledge of the Fisher-Auerbach case Hale testified he saw the shooting between 2 and 4 pm though the actual event occurred early in the morning in brush off the road.
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Bay City
Mich
Bates
Lake County
Frank Hale
Fremont
Harry Fisher
Chicago
Baldwin
Oscar M. Auerbach
Fisher
Hale
Fisher-Auerbach
Maquoketa Raises Saloon License Bid to 2500
Maquoketa council revokes previous award and lowers saloon license bid to 2500 dollars from 4600 in a special Monday night meeting. Officials questioned the legality of selling bids for the purpose.
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Maquoketa. Ja
Savage Funeral Rites Held For Howard Savage
Funeral services for Howard Savage will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Hileman and Gindt chapel with Rev. Trimble officiating. Interment will be in Fairview cemetery.
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Howard Savage
Hileman and Gindt’s
Trimble
Fairview
Webber Elected President of Nurserymen Association
Webber of Webber Nursery, Missouri, was elected president of the Western Association of Nurserymen during its twenty third annual convention in Kansas City. The convention closes today.
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Kansas City
Webber, Nursery
Western Association of Nurserymen
Appointment to Senate Nomination for Missouri Land Office
President Tait sent nominations to the senate including Marty J. Mitchell of Missouri for register of the land office at Springdale Mo. The action adds Mitchell to the slate awaiting confirmation.
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Senate
Washington
Tait
Marty J. Mitchell
Missouri
Register of the Land Office
Springdale
Big Baseball Trade Seals Tie Reds Cubs Tinker Chance
New York report says a major deal closes with Joe Tinker becoming Cincinnati Reds manager and Frank Chance moving to the New York Highlanders. Reds send five players to the Cubs in exchange for Tinker and two young players, plus cash to Detroit and Akron for Corriden and Knisely releases.
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Joe Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Leroy Chance
New York Highlanders
Waldorf
Herrmann
Reds
Murphy
Hivers
Cubs
Tinker
Chapman
Topeka
Loudermulk
Chicago
Mitchell
Knisely
Phelan
Corridan
Humphries
Detroit
Corriden
Akron
Couple Weds Near Amity in Yellow White Ceremony
Miss Amy Julian Reed daughter of A. M. Reed and Michael R. O'Hollaran of Victor wed at the Reed home Oak Grove near Amity in a quiet noon ceremony. Rev. Christian Haupt officiated before 130 relatives and friends with Muirhead of Traer playing the Wedding March. The bridal party included nine maids and a ring bearer, Bess Berry, while attendees from out of town included O'Hollaran families from Victor Brooklyn Hartwick Weyburn Can Jesup Gladbrook and Traer. The couple will reside at the Reed home and Miss Reed has taught in the Amity area since 1909.
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Amity
Reinbeck
Amy Julian Reed
A. M. Reed
Michael R. O’hollaran
Victor
Oak Grove
Christian Haupt
United Presbyterian Church of
Mabel Reed
Charles Foster
James Muirhead
Traer
Mendelsshon
Little Bess
Berry
Miss Reed
Reinbeck High School
O'Hollaran
Reed Home
John O'Hollaran
William O'Hollaran
Brooklyn
James O'Hollaran
Hartwick
Jenuie Young
Weyburn
Can
J. A. Copenhavgen
Jesup
Swartz
Gladbrook
Unauthorized Subscription Offers Warned by Waterloo Evening Courier
No agent postmaster newspaper or other solicitor is authorized to take Waterloo Evening Courier subscriptions for less than the advertised price. Any such offer is unauthorized and the offeror bears any loss personally.
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Waterloo
Busines
Iowa
The
Courier
Woman exposes graft of police in New York vice trade
A New York woman who ran a disorderly resort told a city Aldermanic committee she paid monthly for police protection and named officials who received it. She estimated 35,000 women in vice, including shopgirls, and urged a citizens commission to regulate vice to curb police graft.
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New York
Curran Aldermanic Committee
Mary Goode
Citizens’ Committee
Belmont
Disbarment Trial Ordered for Franklin B Kimball
Towa City Iowa December 12 Judge RB Howell ordered a disbarment trial against attorney Franklin B Kimball charged with conspiracy to obtain fraudulent gains through misrepresentation and deceit alleged in connections with his practice.
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Towa City
RB. P. Howell
Franklin B. Kimball
Central America Real Estate Offer For Sale In Waterloo
The Central America Land and Development company, Iowa, has incorporated and bought 16,000 acres of land near the Panama canal. St George Coates leads the venture with headquarters at the Ellis Hotel in Parlor A. An advertising campaign begins in the Waterloo Evening Courier to inform readers of this land investment opportunity.
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Central America Land and Development Company
St. George Coates
Ellis Hotel
Waterloo Evening Courier
Five Avenue Jewelry Shop Robbed For Twenty Five Thousand
New York December 12 A $25,000 diamond robbery in a Fifth avenue jewelry shop was discovered today when Joseph Varja head of the Varja Jewelry company opened his store for business. The establishment was entered during the night through a hole sawed in the ceiling after the wall of the building adjoining had been pierced.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Varja
Varja
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