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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1912

Page

9

Five murderers hanged at Cook County Jail in Chicago

Desperate efforts to save the Guelzow slayers failed as five condemned men faced the gallows. Ewald and Frank Shiblawski, Phillip Sommerling, Thomas Schultz, and Thomas Jennings were executed after appeals and sudden court actions, with two youths spared for life.

Chicago Cook County Fred Godzow Ewald Frank Shiblawski Phillip Sommerling Thomas Schultz Thomas Jennings Clarence Hiller Judec Landis Guelzow Fudge McKinley Shiblawski Davies Shiblawskis Travies Bey Peters Sommerling Schultz McKinley Repinski Jennings Ewald Shiblawski Phillip Semmerling Fred Guelzow Frank Kita Leo Suchomaski Guelzan Deneen Hiller Springfield Haymarket Fred W. Guerlow Philip Sommerling

Dunn Declares Candidacy for Governor on Democratic Ticket

E G Dunn former secretary of the Farmers and Grain Dealers association formally announces his bid for governor on the Democratic ticket. He is endorsed by grain dealers. Frank O Connor of New Hampton also enters the race as a Democratic candidate for governor in Des Moines.

Mason Cuy E. G. Dunn Farmers’ and Grain Dealers’ Association

Local militia appoints battalion adjutant in 54th regiment

Ft. Madison La Feb 16 Captain Geo L Hewitt nominated by Major Hallowell for battalion adjutant of the 54th regiment to replace Weaver D Smith who resigned. Also reported Judge Lanning dead in Trenton New Jersey from heart trouble. He was to preside in the government suit against United States Steel Corp. and subsidiaries. Temperature notes dated Feb 16 show a 35 degree low and 38 degree high from Buchanan Optical Co records.

Ft. Madison, la Geo. L. Hewitt Hallowell 54Th Regiment Weaver D. Smith Judge Lanning Trenton N. J United States Circuit Court Wi AL Lanning Gray and Buffington United States Steel Corporation

Iowan joins lodge on 100th birthday in Shenandoah

John N. Phipps of Shenandoah, born during Madison’s presidency, celebrates his 100th birthday by joining the local B P and EF lodge as part of the Elk’s building dedication. He remains a notable figure for his age and vigor, recounting memories from the era of slavery and his twin brother Eli.

Shenandoah John N. Phipps Mr. Phipps America Eli Washington County Virginia Madison John Phipps Miutes Mr. Phipns South

Barnes Won t Revile Teddy At Albany Dinner

At Albany New Jersey February 16 Vin Barnes Jr and a GOP state committee member spoke at the fifteenth annual Albany county Republican dinner. They urged not to revile Theodore Roosevelt praising his wartime service and Panama Canal efforts while critiquing later judgments. The talk recalls Roosevelt’s 1910 Saratoga convention clash and 1910 election results.

Albany N. J Avin. Barnes, Jr Coati Republican State Committee Albany County Republican Organization Theodore Roosevelt United States Panama Saratosa Col. Roosevelt Henry J. Stimson John A. Dix

Grain Dealers Choose Sioux City For Next Iowa Convention

Sioux City was awarded the next Iowa Grain Dealers association convention at the closing session. Other cities in the running were Des Moines Cedar Rapids Muscatine and Davenport. J W Wagens Barnum and P H Maehler Rock Valley named vice presidents D D Paine Eagle Grove treasurer Hathaway Whingsley Iowa re elected president Roy McVicar Eagle Grove secretary All directors re elected. In Sapulpa Oklahoma the body of Wm Berryhill millionaire oil landowner was examined after relatives said he died suddenly from possible family trouble. In Christiania Norway the entire cabinet resigned. Amexe Martin's Standard 5 cent cigar.

Ft. Dodge Sioux City Iowa Grain Dealers’ Association Des Moines Cedar Rapids Muscatine Davenport J. W. Wagens Barnum P. H. Maehler Rock Valley D. D. Paine Eagle Grove Hathaway Whingsley

Bigamy Case Tangles London Registry Marriage

In London a registry marriage between Horace Parshall of Milford and Mrs Deborah Jeffreys sparked a bigamy case. Jeffreys testified her husband urged her to marry for money and threatened her, while Parshall faced questions after the union was annulled by the High Court.

London Horace Field Marshall Milford Central London ‘Tube Railway Deborah Jeffreys Eltham Registry Office Bow Street Mr. Parshall Ward Hr. H. Jeffreys Parshall

Standard Oil Influence in Missouri Corporate Votes

Attorneys for the Rockefeller interests and Ware Pieres company executives met in St. Louis to discuss positions on minority stock votes. The case seeks to compel disclosure of how Rockefeller stock votes were cast and to challenge any attempt to invalidate them.

St. Louis Standin il-Rockefeller Ware Pieres Cb Company Sibparnas

China celebrates republic proclamation amid calls for capital change

The republic of China is celebrated in many cities with enthusiasm and no major disorders reported. General Li Yuet Weng, Hankow Republican military leader and vice president by Sun Yat Sen, urges Wan Chang as the republic's capital to influence southern factions in favor of Youn Shi Kan.

Peking Ihe Republic of China Li Yuet Weng Hankow Sun Yat Sen Wan Chang Youn Shi Kan

General Ainsworth Trial Stirs War Department Affairs

General Ainsworth faces court martial for disrespect of General Wood and Secretary Stimson. The case, linked to long running army disputes, may prompt congressional scrutiny of the War Department as the trial is set to be held at the War College or Fort Meyer with potential impact on civil military relations.

Washington Ainsworth Martir Lenard Wood SLIM Aml Stimson War Department Ial Ainsworth War College Fort Meyer Potomac Congress Democratic House General Star Offier Army

Trial Parcels Post Proposed by Committee in 1912

Washington reports the bar committee on post office and post roads pushed a limited parcels post into the postoffice appropriation bill for the next year. The plan runs July 1 to June 30 1914 on rural routes, with a tiered postage rate up to eleven pounds and a commission study to report to Congress.

Washington, D. C Bar Committee On Postoffice and Congress United States

40 000 Letters Involve Nearly All Officials

Fragmentary OCR describes a parcel and rural posts with references to letters and officials. The readable text hints at widespread letter involvement across agencies and possible postal details, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.

Sunday Schools Are Challenged in Waterloo Union

Vaughan, president of the Waterloo Sunday School union, has received a letter from Burtonton about Sunday schools in the city. Superintendents in the election area are being polled on the subject and many are expected to enter the contest. A. A. Reed is secretary of the Waterloo tidewater. If the challenge is accepted, plans and details will be announced later.

Vaughan Wwaterloo Sunday School Union Las Burtington A. A. Reed Watertoo Tedet

Wreck at Warrior's Ridge Leaves Victims Hospitalized

Wreck victims from the Pentsy land incident at Warrior's Ridge yesterday are hospitalized with injuries. Officials reported some in critical condition while others are stable as investigations continue.

Osahl

Trial casts fulsome crowd in Kilduff murder case

Davenport residents packed the Scott county court room as Anna Kilduff faces murder charges in the death of her husband John Kilduff. Edward Wilduff testified that she sought her husband at Barr Oyster depot and allegedly cursed him before a gunshot ended his life. Chamberlin for the defense argued Kilduff knew she would soon be a mother and suggested questions about the child’s father.

Davenport Scott County Anna Kilduff John Kilduff Edward Wilduff Barr Qyster Wonan Chamberlin Kilduff

Honored Pioneer of Clarksville Dies at Home

Cyrus Doty a Jackson county pioneer born in Ogle county Illinois September 3 1834 died last evening at his home west of Clarksville Survived by a widow and ten of twelve children funeral Sunday at 1 PM United Brethren Church Linwood cemetery Also recorded a bill of sale transferring a single cylinder Cadillac from W T Dineen to E P L Caldwell for 150 dollars

Cyrus Doty Here Mr. Doty Ogle County Jsl Charlotte Applington Butlers County Section 14 Jackson County United Brethren Church Linwood Cemetery Office of the County Recorder W. T. Dineen E. P L. Caldwell

Vast six year plot linked to dynamite attacks in iron workers case

Indictments allege a broad conspiracy led by Frank M. Ryan and the Iron Workers executive board to blow up non union sites across the country. Fifty four defendants are named in the sprawling case with letters showing regular fees and plans from Boston to the Pacific coast.

Frank M. Ryan Iron Workers Steel Ad Iron International Indianapolis Ortie E. McManigal Herbert S. Hockin James B. BicNamara McManigal Olaf A. Treitmoe San Francisco J. McNamara Los Angeles Times Santa Claus The Trdianapolis McNamara Structural Iron Workers

Drastic action considered toward officer after Juarez incident

Washington reports the War Department will deal drastic measures with Lieut. Gen. W. Fields of the Eighteenth Infantry who led a squad across the border from El Paso into Juarez. Fields is under arrest pending investigation amid claims the crossing resulted from unfamiliarity with a trolley route. The Mexican government pledged to protect ten Americans in Durango’s Talhualtloy district.

Washington War Department W. Fields Eighteenth Infantry Juarez Mex el Paso Tex Fields Hiamen United States Talhualtloy Durango

Lofty ideals fade if habit drags you down

Fragmentary text reflects a theme of maintaining high ideals. The words warn that settling into daily routine dulls striving, comparing compromise to a painter’s fading light and urging steadfast pursuit of excellence. The fragment references dyke and painter imagery in a loosely connected, stylistic form.

Hemay

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Mason City Frank O'Connor New Hampton Buchanan Ptical Co Shenandoas Ellis Fellows Leo Suchomski Barnes Teddy Roosevelt Republian Republican Party Sioux Cify Sapulpa Okla Wm. Berryhill Ques. Christiana Norway Amexe Martin Reptreic Big Omore Wood Clarksville Imelinnuprdis International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
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