Motely defendants face Knoxville bid in police court
A crowded Knoxville police court heard a motley group of repeaters seeking release to Knoxville. James Anderson pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and drunkenness, receiving thirty days jail and snow-shoveling duty. Barrett, barred from release after recent criticisms, drew thirty days. Several others faced fines or short terms pending job prospects or travel to Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Knoxville
James Anderson
Colfax
Ixnexville
Barrett
J. T. Rupert
Kidney Pills Offer Hope for Back and Bladder Ailments
Dr. Derby's Kidney Pills claim to cure kidney and bladder troubles including Brights disease diabetes and rheumatism. Advertises a ten day supply for two cents with free samples from Derby Medicine Co Eaton Rapids Michigan promising relief and urging readers to prove the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erby Medicine Co
Eaton Rapids, Mich
Priests of Dubuque Denounce Modernism Movement
In Dubuque on Monday, all Roman Catholic clergymen gathered by a special summons to testify their lack of sympathy with the Modernism movement. They denounced its errors in line with recent Vatican directives and the Holy Father's encyclical condemning Modernism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Ameria
Rome
Holy Father
Vatican
Effie Peterson Returns Home from Jail
Effie Peterson, held in the county jail for two to three months on indictment for being an inmate of a house of prostitution, was paroled by Judge Platt for good behavior. Lindenstruck, moved to Anamosa for a five year reformatory sentence, was paroled yesterday. Peterson left for Kew Hampton this afternoon while remaining under the old charge with parole conditions. An operation on a toe and delicate condition contributed to the parole decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Peterson
Grand Jury
M1ilydred Lindenstruck
Anamosa
State Reformatory
Kew Hampton
Joaurt
Thieves Steal Horses and Loot Saloon Saloons in Hinton Merrill
Two of L. F. Winters horses were stolen near Hinton Iowa and ridden into town where thieves robbed T. G. Graham and Henry Schneider saloons and then broke open the Minois Central station at Merrill, taking money and cigars. Authorities traced the horses to Sioux City. no clues to the burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
L. F. Winters
T. G. Graham
Henry Schneider
Minois Central
Merrill
Plymouth County
Sioux City
Sale of Red Cross Seals Doubled
Reports from across the country say the 1910 Christmas seals sale will exceed 50 million dollars. The Red Cross campaign against tuberculosis will realize about 500 thousand dollars this year, about twice 1909 and four times 1908 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Cross
Mrs. J. B. Kamm Granted Divorce and Alimony Rules
In a district court ruling, Mrs. Minnie Kamm received a divorce from J. B. Kamm with temporary alimony of 105 dollars and permanent alimony of 40 dollars monthly. The couple had earlier faced forgery rumors tied to promissory notes, later ruled not to be forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Swift
Michael
Abs. Gwift
Des Moines
Des Alpines
Louise
Alarie
Kamm
Minnie Kamm
J. B. Kamm
Platt
Helen M. Starr
Alfred L. Starr
Local Lodge Meetings Set for Wednesday Evenings
Announcements: Progressive Rebekah Lodge No. 452 holds regular meeting in G A QR Wednesday evening with officer elections. Waterloo Lodge No. 105 A F & A M to meet at Masonic Temple for second degree work this evening. visiting brethren welcomed. Queen Council No. 120 BK of P temple at 7:20 sharp to perform full ritualistic work. Nominia club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Gisma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Rebekah Lodge
G. A. QR
Waterloo Lodge
A. FP
A. M
Masonic Temple
Brethre
Queen Council
2 Temple
Aeco Nomia Club
Frank Gisma
Aluilan Avenue
Many Parents Visit School for Christmas Programs
On the closing day before Christmas vacation, kindergarten pupils entertain parents with songs games and gifts. Older students hold programs in the afternoon as teachers and families tour classrooms. Out of town teachers depart tonight or tomorrow for two weeks of rest and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teast
West Waterloo
Kindersgartens
W B Collison Appointed Postmaster in Oelwein
W J Collinson named postmaster at Oelwein after a long contest. Washington dispatches note the appointment follows a January audit that uncovered a near $1600 shortage in the accounts of former Postmaster Lowry Sturgis, who was removed and held on embezzlement charges after a botched suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
W. J. Collinson
Washington
Bates
Low I
Sturgis
Ile
Garment Workers Seek Settlement by Arbitration
Chicago December 20. Talks toward settling the garment workers strike by arbitration showed progress as Hart, Shaffner & Marx propose direct dealings with striking employees and counsel communities refrain from involvement. A Chicago Association of Commerce inquiry panel urged leaving the dispute to employees and employers for resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Setrike
Epuned
Peach Committee
Busse
Levy Mayer
Hart, Shaffner & Marx
Counsell
Chicago Association of Commerce
Harry A. Wheeler
Funeral Services in City Thursday
The remains of James Tyers aged about 40, brother of Mrs T M Watts of this city, who died Sunday at his Storm Lake home will be sent to Fairview cemetery in Waterloo. They will arrive around noon and be escorted to the cemetery for services conducted by the Rev Frank Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tyers
T. M. Watts
Storm Lake
Mause- Jeumain Fairview
Waterloo
Frank Cole
Football team to be guests of honor at school event
Committees of star and senior pupils organize an east side high school gym evening with the football team as guests of two classes. A musical program by the girls precedes games and refreshments. Toasts include Stirring Up the Animals and What the Girls Think of Football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
Joe Jenness
Fonbell
Elsie Distal
Farsason
Griffith
Aged Resident Passes in Waterloo Church Notice
An elderly Waterloo resident and Catholic Church member died this morning at her son's home in Waterloo. She was born in England and had lived in Waterloo over forty years. Survived by Hedward M Ty iat and Joe of Rockford, Ill., six grandchildren, and a sister. funeral arrangements pending arrival of her son from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Jeridime
Waterloo
Illinois
Mary Tynan
Hedlward MM. Tyiat
Waterion
Hngland
Satury McKinster
John Tyran
Ghia
Rockford
Adams Street
Abt
Tynan
James
John
Frances
Jédward M
Joe
Ill
Elso
Deceared
Catholic clergy changes at Dubuque and McGregor
Archbishop Keane will not have a coadjutor for now as Rev. Thomas Dowling is named assistant pastor at St. Joseph’s in Dubuque and to lead St. Patrick in McGregor. Rev. London succeeds Dowling in McGregor and Rev. Coffen replaces Slattery, who moves to Waterloo. health improves so no coadjutor is deemed necessary. Separately, cotton ginning in 1910 reaches 10,698,482 bales by December 13, above 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Evening Press
Kane
Thomas Dowling
St. Joseph's Church
Houtuque
McGregor
London
Father Dowling
Father Coffen
Temple Hill
Father Slattery
Garryowen
Waterloo
St. Joseph’s Church
Keane
Rome
Washington, D.C
Census Bureau
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York
Eetus Barrett
TIE Court
Mee
Art Clouse
G& Position
John Christensen
Friedl's Bakery
Ernest Adams
Dunkerton
Derby
Mike
Vorce
Inudanum
Tie
Gelweln
A. M. Odell
Waugen
Collinson
Great Western Railway
W.B. Collison
P.M
Garment Workers
WEP
Jonathan Zealand
Kansas City
Rose Latick
Odpifrat
Tong
Ha Catholic
Restau
Evening Courier
New Castin
Puc
Water Jloo
Forelen Lunda
Canada
Unahsierek
Slattery
Kodak
Brownie
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
Jodar
Joder’s
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