Personal Notes at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls records travelers and local doings. Financed by the Finchford creamery payout, patrons largely redeposited funds. Various residents plan visits over Christmas and New Year with towns including Glen dive, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Chicago, Van Meter, and Kansas City. City paving certificates totaling 42,000 dollars are issued for Tremont and nearby streets. few owners remain unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Paving Co
Tremont Street
John Thompson
H. E. Aldrich
Des Moines
Harry Hoover
Indianapolis
Joe Myers
Chas. W. Whitworth
Kansas City
Gilbertville Affair blamed on innocent man in bank window incident
The Gilbertville case details bloodhound evidence misdirecting officers. A man tied his team near the creamery while the trackers followed a false trail through fields and roads. Witnesses dispute the claim of his guilt, and M Zimmer of Raymond requests proof of published statements.
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Gilbertville
Xmas Vespers at YWCA Christmas Program
The YWCA will hold its usual Christmas vesper service Sunday at 4 PM in the association rooms. A special Christmas program is planned.
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Y. WC. A
Clothing Found in Deep Ravine Trapper Locates Loot
Irvin, a Cedar Falls trapper, finds new vest and coat and reports a large pile of fresh clothing in a deep ravine at Cedar Heights. Police recover the merchandise stolen from a Rock Island yards burglary and bring it to Cedar Falls City Hall for safekeeping.
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Cedar Falls
Rock Island
Irvin
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
Christmas program at Leland Powers school event
Mrs B Randolph from the Leland Powers school of Boston will read a Christmas story during services. Special music will be provided. After services the cafeteria will host girls at the home hour. A baby name contest offers $10 for best name and story. call Leavitt and Johnson National Bank for rules.
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Leland Powers School of
Boston
Leavitt and Johnson National Bank
Black Hand Chief Dies on Scaffold
Carlo Battista a Black Hand leader dies on the scaffold in Montreal after an incoherent final speech as the trap drops for murder of Salvatore Mariano. He had raved in his cell since learning his statement about New York detective Joseph Pe trino would not delay execution. The Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association holds its annual banquet at K of P hall on Monday December 30 at 6 30 P M Tickets cost 1 00 each and travelers are urged to attend Women prepare to fight with a meeting at Universalist church Sunday at 3 o'clock The petition is copied and workers will get facts ready.
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Montreal
Carlo Battista
Black Hand
Salvatore Mariano
Battista
Joseph Petrosino
New York
Waterloo Traveling and Business Men’s Association
K. of P. Hall
Universalist Church
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association
The
Temperance Association
M. C
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Ass
Chicago police defy inquiry into slush fund tale
Chicago authorities confront the United Police with resistance as witnesses skip sessions and a former officer defies a subpoena. Officials deny knowledge of a $60,000 slush fund while investigators seek records and court orders to compel testimony amid ongoing reform scrutiny.
City Employees to Receive Pay Before Christmas
City officials announce that all city employees will get their monthly paychecks before Christmas. The city council met in adjourned session and passed the monthly bill ordinance. The regular meeting is set for Monday but pay timing shifts adjournments to Tuesday. no other business was discussed.
Des Moines Health Secretary Ousted After Misconduct Ruling
James Morgan Jr the secretary of the Des Moines health department was found guilty of misconduct by the civil service commission and ordered removed after a lengthy inquiry that examined intoxication and misconduct charges brought by Mrs Jane Latham. Nearly fifty witnesses testified in two sessions with some recall testimony.
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Des Moines
James Morgan, Jr
Health Department
Civil Service Commission
City Hall
Morgan
Jane
Latham
Zell G. Roe
Huyler Dies After Train Injury at Morristown
John S. Huyler youngest son of the late candy manufacturer and Princeton student died in Memorial Hospital Morristown from injuries after slipping under a Lackawanna train. He was in the city yesterday.
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Morristown
N. J
Der
John S. Huyler
Princeton University
Memorial Hospital
Huyler
Leavitt & Johnson Bank Shareholders Meeting Notice
The Leavitt and Johnson National Bank of Waterloo Iowa announces its regular annual meeting for shareholders on Tuesday January 14 1913 at 10 oclock a.m. at the banking office to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to handle any business properly coming before the meeting. IRA RODAMAR cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
Ira Rodamar
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Cedar Falls Daily News
Have Town
Mack Miller
Glendive, Mont
W. J. Johnson
T. N. Justice
Earl Calwell
Cedar Rapids
Ym. Dahl
Hudson
Farmers’ Institute
Miss Blake
Teachers’ College
Chicago
G. R. Dayton
A. A. Burger
van Meter
Hazel McCowen
la Porte
Gertrude Daniiker
Alles Robinson
Valley City
Mrs
John Robinson
Mrs. Mount
Fairfield
Doris Merner
Philadelphia
Mrs. $. S. Merner
Mary Hanniwalt
Winterset
Mildred Wilcox
Winslow
Thomas Wise
Ames
C. A. Wise
Washburn
Wes
M. Zimmer
Raymond
Ity Cigars
Y. W.C.A
Trapper
Cedar
Heights
Falls
Sturch House
Oak Ridge
Wm. Sturch
Francis Street
Floyd Sargent
Melbourne
Sartori
Los Angeles
BLACK
Chicago United Police
Reforme
United Police
Ety Civil Service Commission
Patrick E. Dwyer
Frank N. Lasser
Frank T. Ford
Mathew J. Hoff
Michael J. Ryan
William J. Stine
Polcemen
Edward Drennan
Elton Lower
Drennan
Lower
Hornstein
California
Santa Fe
Chicago Great Western
San Francisco
Omincerta
Csca
Tad
Cleary
M, BK. Schinell, G. P.A
Cele
Hudson Rey Brown
Romar
Tadies
Iceland
Iceland Fox
Ing
Board OF Health
Eleanor Marshall
Tratn
Victira
the Union
Painless Dentists
Union Painless Dentists
AST Watersaw
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