Lost Zostwikte Dor near Waterloo railway line
A garbled Waterloo area notice offers a $16 reward for the return of a missing item, describes a river of stray details, and lists contact clues including a B. L. Corton address and a Waterloo depot reference. The ad mix includes jobs, real estate, and miscellaneous wants, reflecting a busy classified page with scattered names and numbers.
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Wilburnte
Motlan
la Porte City
Hepass
Gates
Bank OK
Ates
B. L. Corton
Hock Island Union Depot
Waterlon
Washdarn
Towa
Waterloo Legal Adverts and a Charleston Mob Tale
A 1920s Waterloo Iowa legal notice batch includes an execution sale of personal property at 329 West Fourth Street and an administration petition for Alexander Scott McEwen with publication in the Waterloo Evening Courier. The report also recounts the life of gangster William Monk, a war veteran once hailed as “Pop,” whose postwar crimes culminated in his murder in Manhattan after a Brooklyn showdown.
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Waterloo
Craik Sask
Canada
Guston
Hammond
A. D
Inssey
Patchéwan
Fred L. Jer Watertoo
Mariiett
County
Wisconsin
Skidmore-Riehle Land Co
more-Riehle Bldg
Marinette, Wis
Bear
Franklin St
iEeal
Allibedero
Bayousehurch
Leventz
Arca Et
Municipal Court
Black Hawk
Atate
Iowa
A. J. Wittick
Young Goal Company
Iowa State Bank
Louis Hanges
Royal Cate
N. Sweritzer
Water
Clatr & Plr
Silas, Zimmerman & Frank
Rey
District Court of
Black Hawk County
Alexander Scott McEwen
Francis Meliwen
Lucile & Elyn Thompson
Mabel Thompson
Waterlow
Cegar Falls
Francis McEwen
Mabel McEwen
Sturt
Towa
Wateriog Evening Courier
F.S. Pettit
Monk Eastman and Bowery Gangster Era Meet Final Bloodline
New York mourns the end of Monk Eastman a two gun era underworld figure shot to death at 4 am near his boyhood haunts. His rise from Lower East Side to Bowery kingpin featured fame violence and a long prison record. His former allies included Johnny Spanish Kid Twist and Louis the Lump.
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New York
Monk Eastman
Monk Hastman
Lower East Side
Paul Kellys
Yaker Yakes
Red Onions
Corcoran
Roosters
Terrible
Blues
Black Jack
Smoking Automatic
Teign
Big Jack" Selig
Johnny Spanish
Kid Twist
Louis the Lump
Bowery
Investment of Millions Endangered by Tariff Bill
In vestment of $8,900,000 at Portland Seattle and San Francisco by refiners of oriental vegetable oils will be killed by emergency tariff bill levying higher rates on these imports. The senate finance committee was sold today by C Rogers Brown representing the Foreign Commerce association of the Pacific northwest.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Senate Finance Committee
C. Rogers Brown
Foreign Commerce Association of the
Pacific Northwest
Public Defrauded by Cost Plus Rail System Says Jewell
B M Jewell, president of the railway employee department, testifies at the Railway Labor board hearing opening on demands for permanent adjustment tribunals. He accuses cost plus contracts and a Morgan dominated combine of inflating costs, defrauding the public of millions, and using banks to control railroad mileage and equipment firms under Cur tains Esch act guarantees.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Railway Labor Board
National Boards of Adjustment
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Jewel
Morgan-Steel Combine
United States
City in Brief Touches Kansas City and Ames
Walter D. Jones sails for Kansas City and Mrs. Jones will join him later amid a flurry of short notes from Waterloo and surrounding towns. The page records visitors, moves, and local business changes including a new architectural firm, a branch shop move, jury reporting shifts, and notes on travel and health. Walter and Mel Reed, Ames, A. Lyle Bradley, and A. B. Lovejoy are among the named individuals mentioned with dates, places and actions.
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Meen
Eam
Tri-City Barber College
Davenport
Moler Barber College
S. Wells
Chicago
Apate
Kidnneing Bros
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
A. H. Kohner
Vloo
Bas
Locust St. Des Moines
Care Courier
Walter D. Jones
Kansas City
Values Swing Up on Stock Exchange
The Sun reports a brisk stock market advance at week start with early selling pressure, midday retracements, and late-day buying. Sterling soared to a 6 per cent call-loan quote first since Christmas, lifting stocks though rails lagged behind other foreign exchanges.
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Sterling Exchange
Elopers Reconciled After Spanish Grandee Drama
Mrs. Phillip M. Franzen, who eloped with Pierre Paul Auther and was caught in St. Louis, returns to Madison with her husband. Mrs Auther forgives her husband and welcomes him home. Wisconsin authorities have not withdrawn the larceny charge Auther faces from Franzen. Franzen said the “strandee” took $110 during the elopement, which Althe Franzen cited in seeking withdrawal of charges. Chief Shaughnessy refused.
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United Press
Chicago
Phillip M. Franzen
Pierre Paul Auther
St. Louis
Madison
Auther
Franzen
Althe Franzen
Shaughnessy
Debating clubs formed at Waterloo Business College
Debates and readings to build platform experience will join the extra curricular program at Waterloo Business College after meetings last week. About 40 men join the men’s society and a large turnout among women forced two separate societies. Miss Mary Kurtz will become Ames secretary to H. D. Hughes at Iowa State College, leaving Wednesday. Her sister Miss Gertrude Kurtz left college for Winthrop for a bank job. Lower crude oil price cuts again with Corning grade at 3.75 a barrel.
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Waterloo Business College
Mary Kurtz
Ames
H. D. Hughes
Lowa State College
Gertrude Kurtz
Winthrop, Ja
Mortuary Notices for Horton Watts Hunt and Bintz
Mortuary notices report Jotham Hix Horton dying in Tama at Presbyterian Hospital after pneumonia aged 83. Survived by widow and four children, body at Petersen's chapel in Iowa. funeral plans pending arrival of relatives in Colorado. Other notices state James Frederick Watts died in Plainfield and was buried at Elm Wood with Masonic rites in Waterloo. Mrs. A G Hunt dies in Cedar Falls and will be interred at Fairview cemetery after return of body. Mrs. John Bintz of Cedar Falls dies at 64. services set at Dahl chapel and Greenwood cemetery burial.
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Jotham Hix Horton
Tami
Presbyterian Hospital
Colorado
Petersen's
James Frederick Watts
Waterloo
Plainfield
Petersen’s
Elm Wood Cemetery
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. Mere
E. J. Lockwood
A. G. Hunt
Cedar Falls
H. Hunt
G. P. Hunt
Town City
Fairview Cemetery
John Bintz
Town Street
Dahl Chapel
W. C. Lang
Greenwood Cemetery
Waterloo Players Offer Program Thursday Night
Three modern one act plays comprise the Waterloo players third program to be given Thursday night January 13 at Sacred Heart school hall. The offering includes A Dollar translated from Yiddish by David Pinsky with new scenic effects and costumes.
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Waterloo Players
Sacred Heart School Hall
David Pinsky
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