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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1925

Page

12

Fewer Bankrupts in 1926 Than 1924 Reported by Referee

Federal referee J. E. Jordan notes fewer bankruptcy referrals in 1926 compared with 1924 and 1925 across Black Hawk Bremer Grundy and Buchanan counties. He explains common law assignments and receiverships are state procedures while federal bankruptcy proceeds through the U.S. courts and referees.

J. E. Jordan Marsi-Place Building Black Hawk Bremer Grundy Buchanan Jordan United States Court Triankrupt

Fur Robbers May Also Be Dows Bank Bandits

Clarion Iowa December 28 AP officials believe two Omaha arrested men linked to a fur robbery in Saginaw Michigan may be part of the Dows State Bank bandits who escaped with about 60000 in loot. Sheriff Fred Johnson and Marshal Werzine pursue identification with aid from State Agent Yackey and Omaha police pictures.

Clarion Omaha Saginaw Mich Dows Fred Johnson Wright County Werzine Yackey

Correction on ownership of Steber avenue firehouse

Mrs Robert Parry says the duplex at 408 Steber avenue burned at Christmas Eve was owned by him not Garry Perry and that the house was insured for 2500 dollars. Osage Man Dead Charles Fessenden 63 died Christmas Day at home in Rock township after a stroke. He was a county supervisor. Funeral held at 1730 at home with Rev W T Smith officiating.

Steber Avenue Robert Parry Garry Perry Courier Osage Dee Charles Fessenden Rock Township County Board of Supervisors W. T. Smith M. E. Church Mt. Auburn J. S. Dal Church of Christ C. V. Allison Waterloo Glee Decatur, Jr George Psisters

Snow Blocks Five Gunless Hunters at Y M C A Camp

Five boys from Wi Y cadence braved deep snow for a gunless rabbit hunt at the Y M C A camp on Morris Island near Cedar Falls. They were forced to abandon a mile from camp as snow drifts rose to nearly man high, blocking access. J Godttring, the boys' secretary, accompanied the group and helped them attempt the trek.

Morris Isla Cedar Falls J. Godttring

Constitution looks like mummy says Illinois bar head

Robert W. Besse, president of the Illinois state’s attorney’s association, warned that the U S Constitution has been amended and construed until it resembles an Egyptian mummy fitted for a factory. He argued that people drift from liberty and that government is seen as all powerful, with laws written to bind the public.

Chicago United States Robert W. Besse Sterling Illinois

Slayer Given Stay at Foot of Gallows

Chicago December reports that Sam Washington, who killed Minnie Moore, had his execution stayed at midnight just hours before the scheduled hangings. Campbell McCarty, another Black man, also received a stay on an insanity plea shortly before his hanging.

Chicago Sam Washington Minnie Moore Campbell McCarty

Democratic Governors Invited to Jackson Day Dinner

Twenty four Democratic governors have been invited to attend the Jackson day dinner in Chicago on January 8. Gov. Alfred C. Ritchie of Maryland, a potential 1929 presidential candidate, will be the principal speaker. The Iroquois club hosts the event.

Chicago Alfred C. Ritchie Maryland

Convict No 69 From Council Bluffs Receives Long Term

Fort Madison Iowa December 28 UP Deputy Sheriff R Bird Council Bluffs arrived at the state penitentiary with Orville Dailey sentenced to 28 years for robbery with aggravation Dailey held up a grocery store proprietor obtaining 11 dollars and was later captured after being shot through the wrist He was the sixty ninth prisoner delivered at the prison gates this year a record for the year Crimes range from wife desertion to attempted murders and robberies

Fort Madison R. Bird Council Bluffs State Penitentiary Orville Dailey Dailey

Residence and Garage Permits Issued for Two Properties

A permit was issued today to C. F. Cheney of 510 Sycamore Street to erect a residence on Western Avenue at an estimated cost of 5000 dollars. Another permit was issued to Mrs. Caro Ling Fullerton of 324 Seventh Street West to build a garage at an estimated cost of 200 dollars.

C. F. Cheney Sycamore Street Western Avenue Caroling Fullerton Seventh Street

State expenditures rise in routine maintenance 1924 data

Washington report lists state routine expenditures for the year ending June 30 1924 with figures drawn from U S Census Bureau data and detailing maintenance and operation costs exclusive of public improvement outlays adding to permanent assets.

Washington, D. C United States Bureau of the Census

Business Men Meeting Planned for Tuesday Evening

Members and friends of the newly organized Business Area's and Warmers' association will hold a booster meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 in the Suffern building on the second floor. Farmers, professionals, and business men are invited as plans for future activities are formed.

Witl Suffern - Building Black Hawk County Farmes O. Murtagh Waterloo Jersey Dulian A. Smith Vinton Community Club D Madigan Peder Pedersen Cedar Walls Teachers College

Community group eyes larger roster and dues growth

The association aims to lengthen its roster significantly to raise its value as a community organization. Active membership dues are set at a monthly rate, seeking stronger financial support.

Baptist Ministers Meet in Des Moines

Baptist ministers from across Iowa gather in Des Moines for the annual Iowa Baptist conference opening tonight with an address by Dr. T A Pearson president of Iowa State College. The conference will close Thursday.

Des Moines Dec Iowa Iowa Baptist Conference T. A. Pearson Lowstate College

Train wreck near Muricda shocks region

A express train plunged down an embankment near Muricda today. Rescue trains have been dispatched to the scene as crews work to recover passengers. Police and local authorities have opened an investigation into the accident.

Madeld Ma Sond Werg Bond Tor Muricda Seena

Untidy hair description hints at modern style mix

The fragment notes a hair style described as having four shingled tines at the back to create an unclear modern touet. It reads like a casual observation of hair texture and styling.

German Breweries Beat Banks for Year

Verlin reports Germany's breweries led industrial firms in year end dividends. Breweries paid about 12 percent on average, some up to 15 percent, while banks averaged around 8 percent.

German Breweries Banks Verlin Germany

World’s most dangerous woman criminal linked to fire ruin

Fragmentary wire service text reports Ellen Peck once dubbed the world’s most dangerous woman criminal. It notes her Game cottage was destroyed by a fire linked to Iran Games. Other items recount a burglary in Clinton Iowa where a thief robbed a store and was shot at by police.

Sparkil Nlw Dee Ellen Peck Tesrucd Iran Games

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