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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1912

Page

8

Money Trust Charts Show Interlocking Directors Across Banks

Elaborate charts presented to the House Money Trust committee detail interlocking directorships among J. P. Morgan & Co and major banks, trust companies, railways, insurance, and public utilities. The study lists 746 directorates across 134 corporations with resources totaling 25.825 billion dollars and highlights common directors among Morgan firms and others.

House Committee Washington House Money Trust Committee J. P. Morgan & Co. Guaranty Trust Company Bankers Trust Company First National Bank National City Bank Morgan &+Co Guaranty Trust Company J. P. Morgan & Co The Bankers’ Trust Company Burranty Trust Company Bankeps’ Trust Company Natonal Bank J. P. Morgan &Co Sien Ine Morgan Company Henry P. Davison Wm. WH. Forter Thomas W. Lamont Geo. F. Baker Wm. H. Porter Daniel G. Reid Henry PP. Davison A. B. Haupharn F. T. Hine C. D. Norton Copany

Politicians blamed as McNamara plot tied to crime wave

Indianapolis December 18 The government opened its case against 49 accused bomb plotters arguing politicians blocked the law and labor unions from courts. James Noel called the case the most important in years, labeling organized crime as rising and tied to explosions across the nation including the Los Angeles Times bombing that killed 21. The Defense frames the blasts as a widespread conspiracy.

Indianapolis James Noel Noel Los Angeles Times United States International Association of Bridge and Structural

Five Chinese slave women found in San Francisco raid

Immigration officers raided a dark Chinese building in San Francisco and recovered five Chinese slave women smuggled from the orient. Police arrested Ting leaders amid battered steel doors and hidden trap door access. underground passages and disorder marked the scene. One vigilante target died and a suspect awaits trial in Honolulu.

San Francisco United States Orient

Carroll 10 Urge Permanent Roads

Des Moines Iowa December 18 Governor B F Carroll sent by President Young pledged to urge a permanent roads plan adopted by the good roads association to the January legislature. The statement was read on authority of Carroll, who is ill and absent.

Des Moines B. F. Carroll Own Good Roads Convention Association For Permanent Roads Young Carroll

Women Victims of Ax Murder in Columbia Home

In Columbia Missouri today Mrs Mary J Wilson 82 and her daughter in law Mrs Geo Moore 11 were found dead at their home with heads crushed by an axe. Investigators labeled it a brutal ax murder and sought clues at the scene and nearby areas.

Columbia Geo. Moore Mary J. Wilson

Wilson Again in Touch With Things Political

Governor Wilson held early morning conferences in New York with Democratic leaders who attended his Southern Society dinner speech. He planned meetings with William F. McCombs and Adoo aides Col. E. M. Housa and A. Mitchell Palmer to gauge political matters. The governor remained in the city through the afternoon.

New York Wilson United States Wmn. F. McCombs Democratic National Committee Adoo

W C Brown Is Given Immunity In Rebates Case

Chicago December 18. John Carstensen, VP of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad, and three New York Central Lines subsidiaries were indicted for offering rebates totaling 360,000 to O Gara Coal Company. W C Brown and two IOI officials were granted immunity for testifying before the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Chicago John Carstensel Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad New York Central Lines O'Gara Coal Company Lake Shore Michigan Southern Big Four Chicago, Indiana and Southern Carstensen Thomas O'Gara W.C. Brown R. M. Huddleston G. M. Glazier Interstate Commerce Commission

Old Students Act as Pallbearers at Miss Field Funeral

Miss Anna Field founder and longtime principal of Traifie Tome seminary was honored at a west Third avenue funeral service attended by many former pupils. Five former students served as pallbearers along with Alfred Pett a longtime friend. Rev Meds gar A Valiant led the ceremony and interment followed at Waterlon cemetery south of town.

Anna Field Traifie Tome Seminary Third Avenue West Miss Field John N. LaBarre Ellis M. Wilson Frederick D. Popp Frank M. Wilson George Ro Hnntington Alfred Pett Miss Weld

End of Archbald Testimony in Senate Trial

Washington reports the Archbald impeachment trial nears closing as witnesses finish testimony. Senate action hinges on house impeachment articles with a judgment possible after Christmas recess, potentially removing Judge Archbald from the court of commerce.

Washington Dee Robt. W. Archbald Comimeres Senate Archbald House Congress Chitazo Tribune Senate of the United States Robert W. Archbald Court of Commerce House of Representatives Tudge Archbard Judge Archbald Archhbald

Notorious outlaw chief slain in Philippine clash

Manila officials report Arcani, a notorious outlaw chief in the Philippines, was killed today after a personal encounter with Lieut. B. E. Hi. Johnson of the constabulary. Two other band members were killed as a Moro volunteers detachment aided by Civil Commander Gro. A. Helfret pressed the pursuit on Basilan island where a sharp fight left three enemies dead. The constabulary and volunteers continue hunting the remaining gang members.

Manila Arcani Philippines BE. Hi. Johnson Philippine Constabulary Constabulary Hitler Gro. A. Helfret Zamboanga Ging Basilan Bari Voluneers Vest Hand

Greek immigrant jailed after assault on Canfield

A Greek man, identified as Hanus, was jailed after a Sunday assault on Asa C. Canfield near Fourth Street West. Canfield claimed a $810 money demand and revenge motive tied to a prior dispute. Police report details are unclear due to damaged text.

Hanus Thas Westerday Justin Adaas Ursault Asa C. Canfield Cayley Fourth Street Ciodfield County Attorner Utederstand Canfield Vale Siacainest Tdi

Temperance Petition Drive Hits Waterloo Saloon Ban

In Waterloo a campaign to ban saloons gathers signatures with 3 917 names on file, 537 needed. Dry forces copied 420 names beyond the threshold, using guarded procedures to prevent tampering while coordinators assure accurate precinct and address records.

Waterloo Temperance Balllo Col. Maid Charles W. Cotton Gale Ewald Messrs Wanlon Colonel Ewald Rorness Lyme Todas Phe Eldigers Phes Warterdon

House Passes Pasting Literary Bill in Washington

Fragmentary report notes a legislative session in Washington where a bill passed the House. Mentions a substitute measure and an international context with references to migration and persecution, though details are unclear due to garbled text.

Washington, Dee US

Six Survivors of Suffragets Push Onward

Six survivors of the suffragist march from New York to Albany resume their trek toward Governor Bulger. Despite stiff joints and blistered feet, they press on with Miss Rosalter Joel guiding the Albany post road toward Peeleskill fourteen miles away as mud and mist shield their journey.

N.Y. Dee New York Albany Bulger Bahd Rosalter Joel Peeleskill

Coal Miners Believed Killed After German Mine Explosion

In Portomnd Germany on February 18 an explosion in the Achenbach mine is believed to have killed thirty one miners. Six bodies were recovered and twenty five miners are missing as rescue teams continue search. The blast was so powerful that all miners may have perished.

Portomnd Germany Achenbach Easle

Woman Paid For Cruel Sliver In Amusement Device

A district court jury awarded Mrs. Marlon S. Cuykendall $200 an inch for maple splinters from amusements slides that injured her left leg at a park. The verdict also noted $20 for additional injuries from a separate incident on a going slide at Woui devia park.

Minneapolis Marlon S. Cuykendall Dayton Avenue St. Punk Park Construction Company Love Woui Devia Park Unckendall Distrieu Tridee

Beaten Lover Charged After Public Disturbance

Mike Tobeck, arrested weeks ago for disorderly conduct, faced allegations of anger and spousal jealousy. A girl claimed she was in love with Robert, but recent events showed the relationship was mistaken. The man fought attempts to keep the peace, but authorities detained him briefly and he left the city after failing to appear in court.

Mike Tobeck Watt Aso Sheownis Roherk Na Loleek Ras Hushand Dia Robeck

Peace Talks in Balkans Reach Critical Stage Over Adrianople

Allied Balkan negotiators hold formal talks with hopes of Turkey settlement as Greece may block progress without participation. Bulgaria’s Panett warns negotiations could end Turkey in Europe if Ottoman reply fails. Servia signals moderation by leaving Adriatic outlet to great powers. Direct Austria Serbia talks likely to begin in Vienna to clear up tensions.

Loyiton Ure Pirata Potenines Balkan Turkey Raike Fer Hoyeott Greece S. Panett Europe Servia London Adriatic Sea Austria-Hungary M. Jovanovitch Vienna

Auto turns turtle injuring Darrah and wife near Iowa Falls

Near Iowa Falls on Monday evening an auto driven by Join Darrah of Hampton rolled over pinning him and his wife under the car. Darrah escaped with hip injuries while Mrs. Darrah, unconscious, faced possible internal injuries. Both were taken to Ellsworth hospital where doctors described Darrah as out of danger and evaluating Mrs. Darrah’s condition.

Iowa Falls Spewalee Join Darrah Hampton Turor

Vinton Manager Announces Move and Local Sale

Millard, longtime head at Garrison and Vinton for the Tow a Canning company, accepts a $2790 salary position with Watering Canning. Mr Jones sells his South Mill street home to Dr Thitchenk for 4000 as plans shift to Waterloo early next year. Christmas cigars from Martin’s highlighted in local ads.

Vinton Millard Towa Canning Comspany Garrison Vineton Watering Canning Cup Jones South Mill Street Thitchenck Andere Waterloo

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