Prosecution Moves to Close Waterloo Hotel House
Detectives under the police chief plan to close the Waterloo hotel on Fifth street and charge proprietor Charles Cotter with running a house of prostitution after witness admissions. Fights complaints and disorderly arrests mark the lodging house activity. case to county attorney with a state charge possible, five year penalty if convicted. Mrs. A J Servoss buried at Castalia after body transported from Illinois Central.
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Charles Cotter
Waterloo Hotel
Fifth Street
Admis
Justice of the Peace
Appeal to Mayor Thompson on Market Hours Change
A trio of hucksters marched from the east side market to Mayor R C Thompson seeking to overturn or modify the 10 o'clock selling ban. They argued early buyers exist and demand wanes if fruit and vegetables stay unsold past dawn. Thompson said the issue rests with the city council, and a three man committee will present it at the next regular meeting on July 8.
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East Side Market Place
R. C. Thompson
Thompson
Hucksatera
Mason Motor Co Baseball Club Organizes for Season
A Mason Motor Co baseball meeting reorganizes the club after practice. Officers: Honorary president H W Hayden, President S Hanselman, Vice President Frank Hayden, Secretary H I Sharpe, Treasurer O E Barber, Manager G C Hedrick. Committee: L Barber, G Hedrick, Frank Hayden. Communications to H L Sharpe. Notice: I will not be responsible for debts contracted by my son Will Beilek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Motor Co Baseball Club
H. W. Hayden
S. #. Hanselman
Frank Hayden
H. I. Sharpe
O. E. Barber
G. C. Hedrick
L. Barber
G . Hedrick
H. L. Sharpe
Mason Motor Company
Will Beilke
Beilee
Waterloo City Notes and Visits In Brief
Local column reports Mrs. W. Knopf left for Australia to visit sister Mrs. Beeghly ill. Hugh Van Pelt travels to Shelbyville Ky for a cattle sale. Fred Gramm returns from Chicago with Grover Gramm and family for a two week visit. Mrs. O H Nicholas Ackley and Mrs. George Corwin Janesville called to Waterloo for sister Mrs. Burke illness. Waterloo lodge to meet for second degree at Masonic Temple. C G Stearns to Portland Ore for Elks national convention. Sadie Shirey and Lucile Knoufft return from Conrad visit with Miss Klinefelter. Easley children leave for Hamburg for vacation with relatives. Monster lettuce heads draw curiosity at market. one head weighs 1 lb 12 oz. sells for a nickel. Mrs. W O Willison and son Spencer of Chicago visiting relatives. Judge Meyers vacationing at Buffalo Minn. to St Paul to visit brother. return Thursday. LaRue’s Waterloo band at Chautauqua assembly. no band concert in Washington park tomorrow. J E Dempster returns from Marshalltown. Mrs Dempster stays longer. Mr and Mrs J S McNinch Philadelphia and Mrs J C Vance Kansas City registered at the Irving Hotel.
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Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
C. G. Stearns
Portland
Ore
Stearns
The
Elks’ National Convention
Sadie Shirey
Lucile ‘Knoufft
Conrad
Lucile
Klinefelter
Robert
Amy
Helen Easley
J. H. Easley
Hamburg
Mr. Easley
LaRue
Waterloo
Chautauqua Assembly
Washington Park
J. E. Dempster
Marshalltown
Cedar Falls Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Birthdays
Cedar Falls and area residents feature a busy week with Silliman returning from Ann Arbor to plan a future.Insurance polices paid totaled 69 750 with largest at 10 362. Pearl Fisher finds a $150 stone. Harrison and Sarah Peck celebrate 50th in Cedar Falls. Fred Henry marks 68th birthday in Mt. Vernon township. Rural routes shift from Cedar Falls to Waterloo with carrier changes.
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Cedar Falls
Kenneth Silliman
Ann Arbor
Silliman
A. K. Eddy
Wells-Fargo Express Company
R. K E. Vogel
J. W. Dodd
Fisher
Thomas Stanley
McGregor, In
Fred Henry
MT. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Township
Henry
Black Hawk County
Storm Damage Hits Cedar Falls Area With Hail and Flooding
Severe storm losses reported across Cedar Falls Iowa and vicinity with farm damage from hail crushing oats on the Dan Corrigan place and trees blown down on James Rownd property. Lightning killed six cattle and a horse on the George Udi farm while telephone lines to Waterloo were largely out. Miss Harriett Kramer visits Cedar Falls before summer return to Houston.
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Cedar Falls
Elmer E. Newton
Black Hawk Mutual Insurance Company
George Udi
James Rownd
Waterloo
Dan Corrigan
First Street
College
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Mra
A J. Servoss
Stein- Bloch
Tures
Irving
Stolt Bros
Commercial Street
Iowa
Council
Mason Motor CO
Buchanan's
W. 4. Knopff
Aurelia
Beeghly
Hugh G. van Pelt
Shelbyville
Fred Gramm
Chicago
Grover Gramm
O. H. Nicholas
Ackley
George Corwin
Janesville
W. F. Burke
W. O. Willison
Spencer
J. H. Meyers
Buffalo
Minn
St. Paul
J. S. McNinch
Philadelphia
J. C. Vance
Kansas City
Rockford
Irving Today
Ping
Cedar Sallo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Hoya Jarnagin
W. 8Th Street
F. D. Bailey
Minnesota
Dakotas
Hazel Bailey
Millbank
S& D
Mr. Bailey
M. Wyth
J. M. Fuller
Great Northwest
E. J. Brownson
Cedar Rapids
State and Saloon League
Congregational Church
Union Park Service
George Dwyer
Walter Larsen
George Davison
Waterloo College of Commerce
Hryant Asphalt Company
McGill
Fields
Arthur Kingman
Montana
Margaret
Alice Hanawalt
Monticello
Mrs. Harrison Peck
Peck
Thange
J. T. Fairgrave
Carrier Olney
Waterloo Street
Bluff Road
Cedar Heights
Greenwood
Speer
UHL
Rigan Place
Harriett
Kramer
Misa Harriett
Houston
Tex
State University
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Simon Hughes
Richard Scoles
Chickasaw County
Hulda George
Finchford
C. A. George
Union Township
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Finchford J
Prof. Fullerton
Ant Miss Burney
Robert Fullerton
Elizabeth Burney
Florence
Italy
America
New England
Mr. Fullerton
West Fourth St
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