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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1911

Page

9

Waterloo Boys Strike Riches From Arizona Mining Deal

News from Waterloo says sons of pioneer Philip McEntee have sold their Shamrock mine near Vicksburg for 190000. Lawrence and Burnett McEntee pursued prospecting to Phoenix and later Vicksburg, with a Phoenix clipping detailing a 100000 payout, 45000 due in 90 days, rest within two years. 44 claims form an extensive group with high grade ore.

Beek Waterloo Awrence and Burnett Bold Phoenix Arizona McKintee Brothers Shamrock Vicksburg D. G. Lorenzo San Diego McEntee

Auto dealers form group to plan spring and summer events

Local automobile dealers affiliated with the Waterloo Automobile Dealers association met at Russell-Miller Motor Car on Sycamore street to discuss conflicts and formats for upcoming races and endurance runs. An executive committee of W. E. Clark Frank Bryant and C. A. Morris was appointed to arrange events and liaise with the Chicago Automobile Club. Members will be polled for votes and dues collected before a special meeting in the coming days.

Waterloo Automobile Dealers’ Association Russell-Miller Motor Car Company Sycamore Street W. E. Clark Frank Bryant C. A. Morris Chicago Automobile Club

Mrs Ann Shaw Dies in Westbury Township

Mrs. Ann Shaw niece of John Asquith of 203 Jefferson street died last night in Westbury township Buchanan county aged about 60. She was a daughter of the late Charles Asquith and belonged to the John Asquith family before her marriage. Survived by four daughters and two sons. Funeral services set for Sunday at Independence with relatives expected from Waterloo.

Waterloo Philip Mc.Entee Black Hawk First Bluff Streets Claus Junge Thomas Lawrence Joan Cluihy Burnett James Misa Maggie James McKevitt Anna Shaw John Asquith Jefferson Street Westbury Township Buchanan County Charles Asquith

Second Turn in Depot Fight Ends with Peterson Fine

The depot dispute between agent H C Peterson and Julius Christiansen of Cedar Falls escalated as Christiansen was arrested on charges of obscene language and disturbing the peace. Peterson was fined ten dollars and costs after a lengthy session, with an appeal noted. The case proceeds with a six juror panel and further testimony to follow.

I. C. Depot H. C. Peterson Julius Christiangan Cedar Falls Peterson Christiansen Persson Caldwell F. F. Knapp O. C. McClinton E. Blowers John Gill M. Gilley John Briden H. R. William

Small Wreck Delays Great Western Trains At Melbourne

Conductor Crowe of Des Moines suffered crush injuries to both hands and the loss of two fingers while helping clear a small wreck on the Great Western at Melbourne. A freight car derailed and blocked the line delaying the Waterloo and Des Moines passenger trains. Also, Bob Fitzsimmons appears at the Crystal Theatre this week.

Crowe Des Moines Great Western Melbourne Waterloo

Parliament action on reciprocity in trade with Canada

London and Ottawa report split debates on a Canada United States reciprocity treaty. In the British House of Commons a 324 to 222 vote upheld free trade against an amendment favoring reform and reciprocity. Ottawa notes a packed chamber as Finance Minister Fielding pledges swift passage contingent on U S action.

London House of Commons Canada United States Austen Chamberlain Ottawa Ont Canadian House Finance Fielding Borden

Larger House Wins At Last In 1912 Redistricting Decision

Washington February 10 The House of Representatives of the Sixty third congress to be elected in November 1912 and convene December 1918 will be 433 members plus one from Arizona and New Mexico if admitted as states The House defeated a move to keep 391 members with a 171 to 131 vote Twenty two Republicans sided with Democrats from states gaining seats under the Crumpacker plan which passed The seat increase spreads among many states with Alabama Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Montana North Dakota Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota Utah and West Virginia gaining one member each and several others a net growth of 42 seats.

Washington House of Representatives Arizona New Mexico House Senate Sacred Caucus Alien Hamer Austin Tenn Hanna N. TP Bennett Kendall Iowa Burke I. D Landham Burleigh Langley Cary Wis Alabama Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Montana North Drakota Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota Utah West Virginia Lisinois Massachusetts New Jersey Texas Oklahoma Pennsylvania New York

Suffragettes of Illinois Score Victory in Senate Report

Illinois women gained a victory as the Senate committee on elections unanimously approved a favorable report on the suffrage bill led by Catherine Waugh McCulloch. If passed, women over 21 would vote for state and local officials including the Chicago sanitary district, with police magistrates excluded.

Springfield Catherine Waugh McCulloch Chicago Senate Committee On Elections State Board of Equalization Board of Assessors Board of Review Sanitary District of

Local notices and society news from Waterloo

Local items record residents visiting and traveling salesmen leaving for St Louis Chicago and Milwaukee. Attendees at conferences include W H Jennish and W R Sieg while shifts include Miss Huntington and W S Winchell praised for snow removal. The dairy inspector Dr McHenry reports success in North Carolina.

Walter McHenry Jin

Prominent Railway Official Named to Federal Relations Post

J S Cass, president of the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway, is placed third on the committee on federal relations for the 1913 12 American Electric Railway association session announced by President Arthur W Brady. The notice also carries a pharmacy advertisement for Bromo Quinine laxative.

New York Association Arthur W. Brady American Electric Rail Way Association J. S. Cass Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Waterloo

House Ways and Means Postpones Canada Reciproc ity Vote

The House committee on Ways and Means in Washington postponed action on the Canadian reciprocity agreement until tomorrow. A favorable report is expected on the measure establishing the agreement.

Washington, D. C House Committee On Ways and Means

Clara Barton in Serious Condition at Home

Clara Barton founder and longtime president of the National Red Cross is seriously ill at her Glenn Echo Maryland home in her ninetieth year. Miss Barton has bronchitis and pneumonia, with a reassuring note from her nephew.

National Red Cross Oxford Masa Clara Barton United States Glenn Echo

Vermilion grand jury probes vote trade and graft in Danville

In Vermilion county Illinois the grand jury held a closed session, indicting 124 of 211 cases as it targets vote buying and election official tampering. The first real day of inquiry revealed indictments against vote traffic witnesses and testimonies about bribes including a $110 gift to a Democratic election judge.

Charles Neiss Westville Neiss Georgetown

Miss Saxe Leaves Waterloo for Chicago Mission Trip

Grace Saxe who gave Bible lessons in Waterloo for six weeks departed last night for Chicago to join a Sunday party bound for Ohio. Those who studied under her or met her praised her personality and work. Gifts from classes and organizations marked the goodwill of Waterloo friends.

Grace Saxe Waterloo Chicago Ohio Miss Saxe

American Named High Persian Post

Washington February 10 W Morgan Shuster of this city will be appointed treasurer general of Persia to aid the government in reorganizing finances. Shuster who reformed Philippine customs and tariff laws is among five Americans hired for Persia s financial rehabilitation. Special meeting of the Elklets tomorrow at 3 PM.

Washington, D. C W. Morgan Shuster Empire Shuster Philippine Customs Service Persia

Meritol Tonic Digestive Ad Highlights Restorative Benefits

Meritol Tonic Digestive described as a great rejuvenator and builder that tones the system boosts appetite aids digestion and cleanses impurities. Henderson Drug Co local representatives American Drug and Press Association.

Meritol Henderson Drug Co American Drug and Press Association

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Waterloo Boys Strike Riches McEnter Bros Philp McEntee Boye Dover Ifte Ann Shaw Gage Knapp Business Men’s Temperance Organization Hoxie McCoy Bob Fitzsimmons The Crystal Theatre Parliament Action Bob Omlys Towan H. Elgherty Bob Flizeimmone Suffragettes OF Illinois SCORE Hall-Ekfelt Co Guchanan Ont. Co W. W. Beal Reinbeck B.S. Warrison Eldora Mrs. O. ©. McClinton Afton Will Creagan Ackley J.B. Green of Oelwein W. H. Howrey Matt Schmidt Gilbertville Pine Street Hospital R. A. Cook Independence Laten B. Hall David Harrison Postoltica Isaac Pontious Henry Pontious California Furial J. H Hildebrand Elizabeth Bedford Gadsby Grinnell Victoria Swan W. C. Leland Alfred W. Mullan C. W. Mullan Cimmaron, N. M Fred Whitney Jay C. Hileman International Automobile League of Chicago F. W. Winslow American Nobles Nashua Clara Huntington Cascade George R. Turner Perpetual Building & Loan Association W. Stilson R. C. Thompson Washington Apartments Washington Street LaFayette Street Clifford Hallowell Olatha, Wan Lanark Angeline Campbell W. 8. Winchell David G. Boomer Boomer Board of Supervisors J. Frank Wright Baseball St. Louis James Binness Hamilton-Brown Shop Company W. H. Jennish Milwaukee National Convention of Sanitary Engineers Jennish W. R. Sieg Des Moinés Sieg Black Hawk Construction Company Gwen Honda R. R. Assn Sider Federal Relations BE. W. Grove House Committee ON Reciprocity Danville, NL Danville Vermilion County Grand Jury Clarence Smith Vermilion Heights Isaac Woodyard Joliet C. H. Bighmey Clean Market Old Troy Stand G. E. Spillers Fourth Street
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