Busy court term opens next week under Mullan and Boies
Judge C W Mullan will preside over criminal trials as district court opens for January term next Monday. Judges Mullan and Boies will convene with juries reporting Wednesday. numerous cases set for jury trial include Wisconsin Motor Manufacturing Co v Erbes and W G Hazard v McWilliams et al. An injunction suit in W C Y N railway against the city of Materloo involves one man street cars. Depositions will be offered in the street car case to challenge the city ordinance requiring a motorman and conductor. The docket includes many law and equity matters and a pending murder charge against Dr Anna Longshore Moon, alleged to have performed a criminal operation on a Tripoli-born woman. Grand jury reports deferred until March. about 1,109 total cases on docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mullan
H. B Boles
Wisconsin Motor Manufacturing Company
L. C. Erbes
W. G. Hazard
G. B. McWilliams
Law
Equity
W., C. Y. & N. Railway
Materloo
Boies
Mullan Wilh
Anna Longshore- Moon
Tripoli
Iowa City Beats West High 19 12 In Rough Encounter
Iowa City defeated West High last evening by 19 to 12. Referee N A Kelley of Iowa University was praised for impartiality and leniency. Reuben Miller and Vaughan starred for Iowa City with strong defense, while Greene scored 10 of West’s 12 points. West heads to Marshalltown and Grinnell on upcoming road trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Lows City
N. A. Kelley
Iowa University
Reuben Miller
Vaughan
Greene
Matthews
West
Marshalltown
Grinnell
Twelve Stones A Year Ahead Sermonette
Rev A C Preston uses the Joshua crossing story to urge readers to form strong convictions and pursue personal conquest in the new year. He urges loyalty to divine purpose, overcoming prejudice and inactivity, and increasing sympathy, opportunity use, and happiness through deliberate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Joshua
Billy” Sunday
Sunday
The
Ain
Sunday Services in the Churches First Muptiss
Sunday services across churches feature morning themes on spiritual calls and evenings on education, with several denominations listing specific sermon topics and special events. Pastors and visiting speakers outline series on faith, grace, and moral power, including workshops for youth and new member receptions.
Jack Barry Named Manager of Boston Americans
Jack Barry, 29, will manage the Boston Americans after accepting the role last night from team president Harry Frazee. Barry will also seek to continue playing second base and led the club as captain last season. His salary is not publicly disclosed. Barry has starred as an infielder for world championship Boston and Philadelphia teams and came to Boston from Holy Cross in 1908. He is reputed to be the only major leaguer to have shared in six World Series receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mess
Jaz
Harry H. Frazes
Boston -American League Baseball Club
John J
Jack) Barry
Philadelphia
Holy Cross College
Wood's Price for Joe Wood Seen Too High
Cleveland officials balk at paying $20,000 to release Joe Wood from the Red Sox. The Indians considered the offer and a price tag that high was deemed excessive, as Wood’s arm troubles last season kept him largely inactive and seeking treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Wood
Clevelace
Indians
Dunn
Missionary to Speak at First Evangelical Church
Miss Susan Bauernfeind, a missionary in Tokio, will speak at First Evangelical Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow about her work and experiences. She also addressed the women’s group and will speak to the Sunday school. An evening installation for a local officer will occur. noon meetings by the YMCA will resume soon with a schedule of factory and shop talks on specific days and companies listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bauernfeind
Tokio
Japan
First Evangelical Church
Bauernfeind
oMcera
P. A
Henry Burns
Illinois Gentral
Litchfield
Waterloo Gas Engine Company
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
William Galloway Manufacturing Company
Lutherans Unite In 400th Jubilee Year Book
Lutheran churches in the United States form a merged year book uniting four synods to celebrate Protestantism's 400th anniversary in 1917. The record shows 2,445,276 confirmed, 3,774,774 baptized members with a total population near 10 million and a rise in church property to 102,420,645. They report 29 theological institutions, 41 colleges, 89 academies, and 64 orphan homes among Intermission Institutions, caring for 327,037 people with investments of 314,073,228.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod
General Council
Jet
Ohio
West
United Synod of the
South
United States
Big Brother Mission Events Of The Week
The Big Brother mission lists speakers for the week at Walnut Street Baptist church East Park Presbyterian choir to present gospel in story and song. Rev N S Methfassel to read the story and Rev J B Johnson to lead the board meeting Tuesday. Cedar Heights School House hears Capt A R O Brien next week on The Ship at Sea and Derelict Ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Brother Mission
W. B. Duncan
B. Y. P. U. Walnut Street Baptist Church
F. Puterbaugh
Gospel In Story
Earley A. Baker
J. E. Johnson
J. B. Johnson
East Park Presbyterian Church
Methfassel
Cedar Heights
A. R. O'Brien
O'Brien
Sealife
New Governors Take Up Duties in Midwestern States
Illinois governor-elect Frank Lowden brings farming and legal background to the post while James Goodrich of Indiana and Keith Neville of Nebraska are among the native sons sworn in. Emmanuel Philipp, Wisconsin, and Joseph Burnquist, Minnesota, also take office amid Republican gains and Democratic wins in Missouri, Nebraska, and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middlewest
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio
Wisconsin
Keith Neville
Frank Orren Lowden
Ilinois Vis
Emmanuel Lorenz Philipp
Missouri
Illinois
Iniana
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakotas
Gardner
Goodrich
Neville
Frazier
North Dakota
Sleeper
Ferguson
Texas
Philipp
Capper
Humaquist
Joseph A. A. Burnquist
James P. Goodrich
Randolph County
Mr. Goodrich
Winchester
Ind
Arthur Capper
Harnett
Topeka
North Platte
James Middleton Cox
Buck- Eye
Cox
Congress
Springfield
Dayton
Pep
Elfiniua
Eed
Flist
Finole National Guard
Florence Pullman
George Vullan
William McKinley
Charley
Donee
Ife
Ogle County
Towan
Joseph A. A. Yurnauist
Winfield Scott Hammond
Burnquist
Carleton College
Library notes on new and forthcoming circulating titles
The public library announces new books and pamphlets arriving for circulation this Saturday at 0 a. m. The list covers diverse works from poetry and history to science, education and travel, including titles by Frost Brisco Markham Hale London and Shaw, plus pamphlets on teaching methods, aviation, and world navies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Adams
Brisco
Tsing Tide
Deland
Frost
Nestbuilder
Hale
Hoss
Hough
Mary"Guata
Lancoln
London
Mabie
Markham
Emmy Lou
Martin
Brosk Kerith
Moore
Nesbitt
Abraham Lincoln
Peters
Shaw
Enoch Crane
Smith
United States
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Wisconsin
Bullock
Carter
Detana
Fimund
Mary-Gusta
Turtles of Tisman
MacMurry
Jimmy Lou
Grace
Mexico
O’bhaugneasy
Motlva Tlon
Wilson
American Missionary Association
Wilte Mountains
New, Hampshire
Black, 1911:. Town State Charities and Correction
Waterinn
Minneanois Survey
Claim Association
Johnson County
Iowa
National Rural Teachers’ Reading Circle
Haig Commands Largest British Force In France
Paris dispatch reports General Sir Douglas Haig leading nearly two million trained British effectives in France as of January 1. The total excludes forces in Britain, Ireland, India, Salonika, Egypt, Mesopotamia and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Douglas Hale Cedar
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Saloniki
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Africa
Revenue officers tried for plot moonshine conspiracy trials begin
Four former internal revenue agents Thomas McCoy James St. Lurber A W Williams and Newton Sprading face indictments in a sprawling moonshine conspiracy stretching from North Carolina to several states The case traces back years to 1914 1916 involving untaxed whisky liquor tax evasion and alleged removal of 5000 gallons of untaxed liquor from a distillery The suspects Hartman Grider Casper and Brock are named in related indictments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bmith
Ann
Jan
United States Interne] Revenue Service
United States Court
Thonas
McCoy
Unio
Ashavilis
James St. Lurber
Bonora
Ark
Joan
Casper
Neutenved Loring
Leavenworth
Kan
Othara
North Carolina
Wartman
Kansas City
Mexico
Gwyneral Pershing
Columbus
N. M
Inter Waa
Hartman
United States
Grand
Sprathing
Lurber
Williams
Grider
Caoper
Hartman, Grider
Ona
Senator Reyes and the Manila snakewood cane tale
A New York dinner recounts a Manila visitor Mr Ramon Reyes with a snakewood cane from La La Manila. He claims influence to keep Branda Burton Harrison in office and to thank lawmakers, provoking purchases of canes and gifts from $2 to $25 as diners laugh at the snakewood souvenir tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indica
Hern
Lun la
Manila
Ulty
Manta
de Ramon
Reyes
la Ga
Annkawoad
Heyes
Esprit
S¢Muatara Ann
de Ramon Reyes
Ramon Reyes
Jimmie Hayes
la la
Senator
Jimmies
Jimmie
P. 1
da Hamon Reyes
Jimmy Hayes
Municipal Funds Show Big Balance
City auditors report a year end balance of 49,363.97 in working funds, with cash balances in all funds though east and west street and sanitary accounts are overdrawn. The statement lists warrants and credits across departments including street, sewer, fire pension, paving bonds, and bonded debt totaling 2,524.07 and other figures culminating in total debits of 485,290.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lb. DeGon
LAO Teast Stront
San
West Span
W. Atle
Mayor to Announce New Commissioner at City Council Meeting
Mayor W. St. Law will name a new member of the fire and police commission at the upcoming city council session. Dr J A Jarger's term ended last December and an attorney is favored. Other commissioners include Dr D C Wuntoon and F C Sporle. A plan to open Vaughan Street across the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific right of way will be considered, pending railroad papers. Also note advertisement for Officer 606 at Waterloo on Tuesday January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. St. Law
Fira and Polite Commission
J. A. Jarger
Law
D. C. Wuntoon
F. C. Sporle
Vaughan Street
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Mullan
Iowa City
Lake
Irglish
A. L. Ferguson
Iet Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian
Walt
Lord
Jesus
East Fork Presbyterian
Central Christian
Telen Congregational
United Presbyterian Bjorning
Mark
Temple
God
W- A. Pratt
Flymouth
Burton Avenue
Georges Moody
Moody
Christ Episcopal
Mount Sinai
E. J. Lockwood
Grace Methodist Church
Jack Barry
CG. A
First Evangelical
Lutheran Churches
Middlewest States
Cluding Harding
Waterloo
Library Notes
Watertoo
Haig
the Sisters of St. Francis Hospital
Conepinack Wits Moonshiners Allegly
Geverne Geld
Internal Revenue
Arkansas River
Louisville Courier-Journal
Ttias
Farm Loan Board
Ste Ramon Reyes
Sclons Snd
Jimmy Vingos
Maker
Law- Hinkers
Iowa Life Insurance Company
Jeome Offich
Jearvitt & Johnson National Bank
Jackson and Allen Automobiles
Fuller & Hogan Auto CO
Sycamore Street
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