Feasts and Music At YMCA Dinner Cites Secretary Change
About fifty YMCA business members gathered for a formal dinner presided by E R Shannon. The event featured red and white colors, remarks by Carleton Stas Paul Davis J D Liffring and L S Morrill, and music from St Pauls M E church orchestra and gymnasium quartet. A E Young of Detroit declined the secretary offer due to current duties. A W Artquist will remain secretary.
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Young Men's Christian Association
E. R. Shannon
Association
Carleton Stas
Paul Davis
J. D. Liffring
L. 5. Morrill
St Paul’s
M. E. Church
Gymnasium
A. E. Young
Detroit
Mich
Young
A. W.artquist
Checks as Evidence in Federal Liquor Case
In federal court Julian Alba faced charges of illegal liquor sales. DA O Connor displayed six checks he alleged Hogan paid for liquor. Alba admitted signatures on three then all six. Bessie Wrate testified Alba's restaurant sold liquor in February with several patrons, while others questioned her presence. Witnesses described heavy drinking at the Alba place and Alba admitted keeping a bottle for personal use. Judge Reed instructed jurors not to discuss the case overnight.
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O'Connor
Julian Alba
John Hogan
Alba
O’connor
Hogan
Reed
Lessie Wrate
Bessie Wrate
Bessie
Hin Alba
Collins
Alba Place
Denver
Patrolman Collins
Edward Saas
Justice Accused of Being Drunk in Ouster Case
Iowa City brick mason John Herring who was elected justice of the peace is named as defendant in ouster proceedings. William Conner alleges Herring drank while presiding over a suit, with witnesses noting the judge’s repeated objections as incompetent and irrelevant. Herring won the office in the Democratic primary without Republican opposition.
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Towa City
John Herring
Iowa City
District
William Conner
Justice Herring
Conner
Herring
Waterloo writer to appear in The Clam Digger
The Chicago paper announces a Waterloo tale titled The Clam Digger or A Cedar River Mystery by Willis Link. Opening chapters will appear next Saturday with a Waterloo photograph to illustrate the first installment. The story promises thrills and attention for Waterloo readers.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Cedar River
Willis HE. Link
Nave
Link
Water Works Report Shows Three Year Valuation Gain
City water plant records three year performance with asset value rising from 648955.93 to 648955.93 and surplus earnings of 44269.88, while plans include rate reductions and continued improvements under Secretary Shoemaker and Superintendent Berry. The 1913 year notes 3358 feet of 12 inch mains and 20280 feet of 6 inch mains laid, 560 taps, 4527 metered services, and 11 million gallons pumping capacity under repair and expansion.
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George H. Shoemaker
John F. Berry
Berry
Board of Trustees
Water Works
Barr
J. P. Berry
Waterloo Banks Report Strong Year At Annual Meetings
Waterloo banks held annual meetings to report a successful year. The First National, Commercial National and Security Savings banks reelected officers and directors and ratified entries to the U S reserve system. Dividends of 48000 were declared at Commercial National. The Security Savings bank elected J W Arbuckle as president and Wilbert Shallenberger as a director.
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Waterloo
First National
Commercial National and Security Savings Banks
First National Bank
McAdoo
United States Reserve System
F. J. Bighmey
A. M. Place
James Black
H. W. Cowles
E. J. Hurst
W. J. Rechtfer
Commercial National
Commercial National Bank
Miller
Federal Reserve Banking
W. W. Miller
Iz. W. Miller
F. C. Platt
George E. Lichty
H. C. Schultz
Eb, W
Railroads Prosecution Over Sixteen Hour Service Law
The Great Western railway faces pleas of guilty to sixty one violations of the sixteen hour service law. Railroads report trains with arrival and departure times, and lateness can trigger penalties even without intent. The law aims to curb overwork to prevent fatigue and improve safety. H E Outhouse and family move to 1615 Fourth Street West.
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Great Western Railway
Federal
Home recipe promises lustrous hair and stops hair loss
An advertisement extols a simple home hair treatment using Bay Rum Lavona and Menthol Crystals to cleanse the scalp and stop shedding. It instructs mixing two ounces Bay Rum with Lavona and a small amount of crystals, letting it sit, then applying with a cloth or brush. It claims rapid results in days with improved shine and reduced dandruff and itching.
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Rev
A. Gg. Northrup
Kingdom
E. W. Grove
City Waterworks
Meter Department
City of
Towa
Board of Water Works Trustees
City of Waterloo
Gee Oh
National Meter Company
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U.S. Cast I. P. and Foundry Company
Ludlow Valve Company
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Waterloo Loan & Trust Companis
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Wee Tee Sinking Fund
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Pune
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Elias Holdiman
H. E. Outhouse
Fourth Street West
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