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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1911

Page

54

Year in Review Police Arrests 1911 Chief Dinneen Led Offense List

The year ending December 1 1911 saw 1969 arrests recorded by the police under Chief Dinneen and his twenty aides. July had the heaviest activity with 216 drinkings, while February logged the fewest at 111. The report lists twenty serious offenders including LeRoy Utterback for bank theft, Mildred Winner for forgery, and others for burglary embezzlement and related crimes, with many cases noted as drunk and disorderly or involving forgery and larceny.

SSR Elaine LeRoy Utterback Black Hawk National Bank Mildred Winner Security Savings Bank Frank Brown William Nef Clarksville Wilder White Champaign Otto Woodyard C.F. Highmey Grocery Chas. Middleton Webster City Johnson Cook Publishing Company Orville Mapes Henry Heiser Sir Dulaney Chasonit Jesse Frisbey Harry Sipe

Fines and Prison Labor Boost City Revenue in 1911

The city treasurer reports that in 1911 Police Judge KEPL Cald well collected 4.2 from prisoners arraigned before him. He notes the cash fines plus hundreds of hours of prison labor provided to the city, based on a record of 1,969 prisoners processed throughout the year.

Kepl Caldwell Eas Yotal

Not A Reformer. A Reflective Poem by Gust

Edgar A Gust contemplates self improvement and neighborly judgment in a rambling poem. The speaker concedes busyness with his own garden and front porch tasks, noting he has little time to guide others or reform neighbors. He imagines a future where he is free from hate and greed and can travel to purify his fellow men.

Taxpayers and township duties in the region

The article discusses taxation as essential for government at township and higher levels, listing major taxpayers by township. It details individuals and firms with notable tax payments in Black Bank county and surrounding townships, illustrating the burden of local and state financing through direct and indirect taxes.

Indi Jlank Lodi Barclay Ambwel Schnite Andrew Ortner, Jr Bennington Hermon Ware Jacob Hoffman

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