Will Organize Employees Aid Society Meeting
A cultural club meeting last evening appointed a committee to form an Employes Aid society to care for sick or injured members. Harry Kiester was elected chairman with E G Mandt A R Jackson J W Henderson and F Gregner as members. The aid fund will come from monthly assessments. Articles will be prepared for submission at the February 26 meeting at the Galloway Social and one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kiester
E. G. Mandt
A. R. Jackson
J. W. Henderson
F. Gregner
Galloway
Missouri Delegation Backs Speaker Clark for President
The Missouri congressional delegation issued a statement declaring the united democracy of Missouri behind Speaker Champ Clark as a Democratic presidential candidate. In a separate note, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Pederson welcomed a 9 1 2 pound baby boy born at 1308 Grant Avenue last night.
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Washington
Missouri
Congress
Champ Clark
United Democracy of
Missour
Robert C. Pederson
Grant Avenue
Balance Sheet of Black Hawk Bank February 12 1912
The document presents the bank's assets and liabilities totaling 337 749.86 with deposits of 256 713.27 and total liabilities. It includes details such as capital stock 50 000.00 and various deposit categories. Geo N Garrettson, cashier, swears the statement true to the best knowledge and belief, dated February 12, 1912, in Black Hawk County.
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Towa State Bank
Iowa
Waterlow
Black Hawk
Samount
FsDue Clearing House
Ae Uss Be
Black Hawk County
N. Garrettson
Geo. N. Garrettson
Cey
M. Garrettson
Black Y Hawk County
Sted
SINGER FOUND INSANE AT AGE NINETY IN IOWA
Charles E. Singer eighty nine year old rail mail clerk was found of unsound mind by insanity commissioners. He lived in Waterloo and earlier in Central house and Carpenter hotel. He suffers memory loss and talks of suicide. He was committed to Independence asylum for care.
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Charles E. Singer
Iowa
Board of Insanity Commissioners
Old Central House
Carpenter Hotel
Commercial Street
Waterloo
Independence
Pett Confident in Bid for Second Ward Council Seat
George W. Pett says a large circle of friends and supporters urge him to stay in the race for councilman Second ward. He expects election by a good majority and pledges to work for satisfactory service and a square deal. Other candidates may enter as the ward becomes a heated contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pett
Financial laundering dries securities in vault fire
New York report describes how $3,900,000 in securities soaked by flames were dried using electric fans and irons. Officials of United States Life Insurance say workers stretched bonds on wires and ironed them on boards to salvage the notes, a novel recovery method amid the Equitable building fire. A second item notes architect Wm Pedicord awarding a Cutler Street residence contract to Gilley & DeLong for C A Morris.
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New York
Financial District
Munn
Jto
Pedicord
Gilley & DeLong
C. A. Morris
Cutler Street
Waterloo Girl, Wife of George Sunday in Pleasant Indiana Home
Canton dispatch reports Billy Sunday visiting Fort Wayne to see his son George Sunday and wife Harriet Mason Sunday, both 19, settling in a three room flat after an Indianapolis wedding. George works for the Pennsylvania railroad and hopes to rise. Mrs Sunday had come to help with furniture and Harriet Mason is a former Waterloo Iowa student at DePauw.
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Waterloo
George Sunday
Indiana
Canton
Billy
Fort Wayne
George
Indianapolis
Sunday
Harriet
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harriet Mason
Iowa
DePauw
Wheat and corn trend dull on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago market report notes big receipts in the northwest pressuring prices. May wheat falls to about 1.02 per bushel with losses in corn and oats amid ample elevator arrivals and weak European prices. Hogs, cattle, and sheep estimates shown. dairy and produce figures listed.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
India
Europe
Chicara
Fel
Reeves
Texas
Louis
Beth
Kansas City
Junty
Italy
Waterloo
Wellington
Kansas
Turkey
Weswee
Jefferson
Pinkerton
Sinking of Two Japanese Steamers Drowns 46
Narasaki Japan Feb 13 After a collision the Ryoha Maru and the Mort Maru sank, drowning 46 sailors and passengers. Rescue efforts continued for survivors.
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Narasaki
Japan
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J. K. Joder
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Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
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Linu
South Dakota
Market News
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eGehee
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Illinois
St. Paul
Blaus
W. F. Palmer
Elmer Hotel
West Fifth St
Black
Ellis Hotel
Black Hawk Blog
West Third Ave
S. Wilson
Broadway
Elgin
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
East Side
Potson Verwin
East Fourth Street
Oelwein
Chas
Sherwood
East Fourth ST
First Presbyterian Church
Pr. W. A
Care Waterloo Evening Courier
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