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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1911

Page

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Arbitration plan eyed by three men in Three-I region

Davenport Times reports on arbitration ideas for the Three-I League. Clarence Rowland’s comments spark a plan to choose three arbiters from either board or regional clubs, with a neutral third party to decide. Clubs must agree to accept the panel’s decision or face court action. Ring Lardner endorses Tearney’s standing amid Waterloo controversy.

Davenport Clarence Rowland Rowland Board of Arbitration of The National Association National Commission Hayes Board of Arbitration Farrell Tim Murnane J. H. O'Rourke North End South End

Adolph Ernst to Meet J Gordon in Waterloo Bout

Former Waterloo resident Adolph Ernst now of Chicago is matched with John Gordon of Minneapolis for a February 24 wrestling bout at the Waterloo theater. Both are near 190 pounds. Ernst recently drew with Monham in Chicago after a year in wrestling and seeks more finish bouts. Carl Brown meets Frank Singleman in a prelim. Brown is a Waterloo lad, Singleman a former Chicago resident now in Waterloo.

Adolph Ernst Chicago Waterloo John Gordon Minneapolis Ernst Gordon Monham Turkey Gordon-Turner Carl Brown Frank Singleman Brown Singleman

Basketball at East High Tonight

East High hosts Cedar Falls High two teams in the gym of the manual training building. Waterloo hopes for a different outcome after a previous unsatisfactory meeting.

East High Cedar Falls High School Waterloo

Danville Grand Jury Probes Election Memory Lapses

In Danville Illinois Charles Quast former Fourth Ward clerk of elections testified before a grand jury about alleged vote buying. He recalled the November election but could not remember the September primary. Peter Comrie, desk sergeant at police headquarters and sheriff lieutenant, was ordered to refresh his memory or face contempt. The panel's focus appears to be the sheriff election.

Danville Charles Quast Foreman Woodyard Quast Kimbrough Peter Comrie Police Jairer Comrie Shepard

Liniment Bound Flannel Offers Quick Back and Chest Pain Relief

A flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment bound to the affected area provides prompt relief for lame back and pains in the side or chest. Dealers report it is superior to any plaster and elicits growing approval from customers.

Davenport club trades Perl Holycross for Finke

The Davenport Three-I baseball club announces the trade of pitcher Perl Holycross, captain last season, to acquire pitcher Finke of Saginaw Michigan in the Southern Michigan league. Russ Ford backs his brother as a rising star pitcher with Roch ester in the Eastern league this season. Walter Ford, Russ’s younger brother, will try professional pitching with Rochester.

Davenport Three-I Perl Holycross Finke Saginaw, Mich Ford Russ Ford New York Yankee Walter Fords Rochester Russ The Bush John Powers Danville Club Chicago California Jack McCarthy

Melting Pot at Syndicate Theatre Tonight

Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot heads the Syndicate lineup with Walker White in a leading role and the same cast as New York and Chicago runs. A Girl of the Mountains follows with strong reviews, supported by an excellent acting company, fine stage settings, and lighting. Shows Saturday February 18 with matinee and evening performances.

Israel Zangwill Syndicate Theatre Walker Whiteside New York Chicago

Mother Drowns Self in Greek Mother Drowns Self in Greek

Mrs J P Christensen wife of a well to do farmer living five miles east of Greene Iowa drowned herself in Flat creek near her home on a Wednesday night after her children attended a dance. The body was found by Frank Majeski and Marshal Christensen after the family returned home and a lamp and matches were found with a shawl suggesting despondency. Coroners in Floyd and Butler counties coordinated removal of the remains from the creek to the Christensen home where the family resided after returning from Texas years earlier and plans to move were noted but not completed.

Mr. Majeski Christensen Frank Majeski Frank Marshal Christensen County One Floyd County Butler County Allison Dan Shook Will Miller F. G. Pyatt

Family and Farm Hardship Acres Near Move

Mrs Christensen, 56, reportedly despondent over absence of husband and farm difficulties as the Christensen family of ten children prepares to move to a new farm around early March. Husband travels home from Texas. ten children remain with Mrs Christensen.

Christensen Texaa

Local notes mix with sales and visits in Spring Creek area

Selections from Spring Creek Township report the Stevens Bros meeting attendance in Independence, visits by H Koob and family near Jubilee and Vista, Julius Somerfelt leaving for Dallas Oregon, Clara Huck visiting her sister Mrs Garling, a harness sale in Waterloo, the Ladies Aid quilting event at Ed and Mrs Luloff home with proceeds of about six dollars, and a Waterloo Cedar Rapids calling event well attended. Neva Fehl works for Mrs Georges Frush in Waterloo. Nick Sadler sale drew a good crowd. An ad for Foley Kidney Pills recounts a Syracuse reader’s relief from backache and rheumatism after two bottles. Jd K Joder & Son.

Spring Creek Independence Stevens Bros H. Koob Jubilee Vista Chas Rowley Iowa Julius Somerfelt Jeft Dallas Ore Clara Huck Chas. Garling Waterloo Ed Luloff Cedar Rapids Mies Neva Fehl Georges Frush Nick Sadler

Iowa to form commission on workingmen’s compensation

Des Moines February 17. By agreement among the Iowa State Manufacturers association led by George Wrightman, organized labor headed by A. L. Urick, and Senator Clarkson, the employers liability bill will not be reported for passage. Instead a substitute bill proposes a governor appointed commission to study working conditions and compensation in Iowa and to report a suitable measure to the next general assembly.

Des Moines Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association George Wrightman Organized Labor A. L. Urick Clarkson Senate General Assembly Iowa

United Doctors Treatment Praised By Epileptic Patient

Merritt A. Sherman of Logansport Indiana declares the United Doctors treatment for epilepsy gave him more benefit than prior therapies. He notes initial discouragement but steady improvement, reports gaining flesh and relief from morphine dependence, and invites inquiries about his past and present condition.

Merrit A. Sherman Chicago Street Logansport Ind United Doctors Waterloo Institute Marsh Place United Mr. Sherman Chicago St Merritt A. Sherman

Car Load Volumes Spanning Thirty Five Years

Amboy Wisconsin January 24 1911 Letter from W & C F Union Mill Co Waterloo Iowa praises flour in carload lots for over thirty five years calling the brand a guarantee of quality. Also note Ehlebrecht moves harness business to 714 Sycamore Street and Peterson Bros offer framing at 221 W 4th.

Amboy Wiinets W. &C. F. Union Mill Co Waterloo Towa I. OS. Ehlebrecht Sycamore Street

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