Primer Friends In Final Tricks
Primer Friends in final tricks suade Senators as team returns to public debate with a battering of tactics. The article outlines strategic moves and potential legislative implications.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
12
Special Meeting Set As City Hears Remap and Fire Limit Changes
City council will hold a special session Monday at 8 pm in City Hall to discuss remodeling plans for the building, fire limit ordinance amendments, police patrol purchases, street right orders, water rate rules, and grant added rights to the C R I L P Railway on Cedar and West Second streets. Mayor Thompson issued the call and estimates for remodeling costs were received. The council chamber moves to the third floor and the current room becomes matron's quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C., R. Ll. & P. Railway Company
Cedar
West Second Streets
R. C. Thompson
City Hall
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Sixth Street
Scane's Shop Opens Summer Clearance on Fine Clothing
Scane the well known clothier at 220 East Fourth street announces a summer clearance sale. The high class clothing carried by Scane with the Scane guarantee makes purchases valuable, and during the rest of the month prices are extremely attractive for savers. Customers are urged to see Scane before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scane
East Fourth Street
Easley A Top Merchant Noted For City Benefit
A Waterloo business leader described as a top heap of merchants is praised for customer satisfaction and strong sales at Easley's clothing store. Real estate transfers show Ray M. Lewis, W. Hansen, and Lewis Miller surrounding the Easley era with modest deeds and a sheriff sale noted for the Lots 1 and 2 in Black 4 and West Dark addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. HW. Easley
Easley
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Ray M. Lewis
Viola Victoria Shanks
W. Hansen
Ellenora Hansen
Howrey & McWil-lam
Lewis Miller
Sarah A. Billa
M. Shores
Sheriff
Stewart
Sophia Wh. Peattle
Frank Bros. Improve with Age and Clearance Pricing
The pioneer clothing house of Waterloo, successfully run by Frank Bros. for about fifty years, gains new friends daily while retaining loyal customers. Their clearance sales reduce prices and boost confidence, featuring merchandise from Dart, Schaffner & Marx as a specialty at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Clothing House
Waterloo
Frank Bros
Dart, Schaffner & Marx
Town Talk Notes on Local Visitors and Travel
Miss Grace Corson returned from a two weeks outing with her brother and wife at Spirit Lake. Miss Ethel Thompson of Ackley arrived for a visit with relatives and friends. Dr J A Jerger, after professional business in Rochester Minnesota, has returned to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Corson
George Corson
Spirit Lake
Ethel Thompson
Ackley
J. A. Jerger
Rochester, Minn
City
Views of the People and Political Reform
Editor Courier laments long standing political corruption and Tammany era thievery, arguing for a new party to curb political graft. The letter critiques Taft Roosevelt factions, notes millions backing Roosevelt, and endorses sweeping reform to restore birthright and bread from a future political realignment. The writer signs AW Soutiverland Waterloo July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
la Follette
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican
Pompadour
New York Suffers in Record Heat Wave
The city endures extreme heat with many deaths and prostrations. Parks and piers stay open at night to offer relief and riverfronts are crowded as youths cool in the water. Business activity drops from the Stock Exchange to small shops as hotels and eateries report very low trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Frm
Stock Exchange
Report on Putumayo Atrocities Details 30 000 Natives Slain
Sir Roger Casement’s supplementary report to the Foreign Office blames Peru for a total failure to reform rubber district abuses in Putumayo. It notes 1,200 tons of rubber earned $5 000 000 to $7 500 000 while about 30,000 Indians died and bones litter the forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiondon
Roger Casement
Rio Janeiro
Amazon
Foreign Office
Putumayo
Roger
Iquitos
State Department
Washington
Casement
Peru
Missing Men In Coal Mine Rescue At Shamokin
Rescue workers from the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company sought two miners, Wie Way and Warry Derrick, entombed since Thursday after a fire in Shamokin Pennsylvania. A barrier was breached but no sign of the men was found by dawn today. Derrick’s mother contacted the foreman about her missing son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Burnside
Philadelphia
Reading
Derrick
School children to receive Brady War Pictures weekly
Readers are urged to obtain the Brady War Pictures for school children, including the text matter, now issued in sixteen sections by the Ware ferloo Evening Courier. Each week one section is to be distributed for classroom use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Ferloo Evening Courier
Couvon
Fivery
Waterino Evening Courier
Conpon
Lorimer defense lively as senate debate continues
Senate session filters through Lorimer testimony with rivals Kern Kenyon and Hale challenging the charges. Lorimer, fresh from a respite, accuses conspirators of bias while others prepare final replies and a closing speech. Outside, paving work on Fourth Street advances with asphalt crews at midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Lorimer
Kenyon
Lea
exclu_Sion
Senator Lorimer
Senate
Deckermeyer
Holstlaw
Gillespie
Tribune
Percy
Mississippi
Thailey
Senator Hailes
Texas
la Follette
Keaven
Nator Hailes
Pailes
Ward to Insane Guardian Named Appraisers Appointed
The petition for guardianship of Saraly Peldiman was heard by Judge Wranklin Platt and Jacob Cohn. Cohn named guardian with a $1500 bond. Peldiman was adjudged insane July 3 and moved to Independence. She has about $7500 in property, $407 of which is outstanding and needs attention. Nearest relatives are the cousin and a nurse. Nick Lutein Nick Mungin and Casper Lindner were named appraisers for Henry Phillips estate, murdered months ago by J T McCaskill. Executor Anna Phillips filed an inventory showing the deceased’s personal property. The proof of Nielsen will hearing is set for September 16. Harry E Aldrich and Perry M Aldrich named executors of Jason Aldrich estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rotmah
Saraly Peldiman
Wranklin
Platt
Jacob Cohn
Wormantl
Independence
Peldman
Ani Nurse
Nick Lutein
Nick Mungin
Casper Lindner
Henry Phillips
J. T. McCaskill
Anna Phillips
Mr. Nielsen
Harry E. Aldrich
Perry M. Aldrich
Jason ©. Aldrich
Consider How Words Affect Others In Speech
Quotation emphasizes measuring speech by its impact on listeners. If speakers weighed words by how they are heard and felt, passions would subside and few spirits would be wounded or lives embittered by lips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Horder
Old Man Wondered What Father Said About Hand
A fragmentary note follows a tense exchange about marriage proposals. Sald ponders a father’s reaction as he buys cigars and contemplates the request for a daughter's hand. The text hints at social pressures and personal hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sald
Governor Wilson Declines Chicago DNC Trip
Governor Wilson, the Democratic presidential nominee, says he will not attend the Democratic National Committee meeting in Chicago. He will instead send video messages to represent him. Jude Hudsinth is named as the National Committeeman from New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Decline in American morale noted by German observer
Berlin correspondent cites Baron von Barnekow claiming moral decline in the United States since the presidential campaign. He attributes decay to indifference self admiration and loss of traditional values while praising rural farmers as the stalwart backbone. He suggests a potential rebound if farmers remain vigilant and uphold family life and Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Teron Tovan Jarnekow
Gerpran
Helehsbote
Articis Qiunaarrde
Adeline ArTiel
Vou Barnekow
Sonia
America
Cnipalen
Haron Vott Harnekow
Caday
Republic
Tunnel across English Channel revived despite earlier rejection
An old plan for a tunnel between England and France is revived with new military and trade potential. Air power could threaten invasion, yet a tunnel might aid wartime logistics and food supply. Electricity use could overcome earlier drawbacks, with five years and over a mile of boring still estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Channel
Bryan chivalrous act toward Mrs Taft recalled
Helena Montana July 13 A vivid tale of courtesy centers on William J Bryan as told by Robert F Rose formerly private secretary to Nebraskin and confidant stenographer at the Baltimore convention Rose recalls Bryan dictating the now famous Ryan Belmont Morgan revelation and omitting a mention of President Taft to spare Mrs Taft embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
William J. Ryan
Robert FL. Rose
Nebriskin
Baltimore
Iose
Bryan
Republic
Taft
Interont
Bryan Wos
Mra. Taft
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Ipwlan
Blonde Boss
Washington, D. C
William Lorimer
United States
Nators Crane
Smoot
Edward Hines
Berman
Chicago
Preere
Incjion
Rimer
Crane
Penrose
Hir
J. Lorimer
Rosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Or. Deneen
Hook
Sangamon
Trust Press
Larue
Bathhouse
la Rue
Ta-ra
Beau
San Francisco
Cal
Lottie Collins
Lottie Colins
Faunka
Australia
Frank Armtrong
Armstrong
Miss Hale
Miss Collins
Amstrong
Collins
AW Soutiverland
New York
Tinian
Teriner
Tully
Laviner
Piyon
Wang
Levent Asphalt Paving Company
Ast Fourth Street
Sara Velen
Mitter Phillips
S.hudspeth
Grrmas
Ho Phe
Liv
Elizabeth Meevesa
Fod
Meeves
Tha Are
Petiton Atatesx
Belonses
Mervos
Stites
Berfore
Halle
English Channel
Qld
Big Ead
Bryan Chivalrous
Mrs. Taft
Jefferson
Black
S. D
Meyer Hotel and Cafe
East Fourth St
Iowa
Taktimore Street
Iowa-Dakota
Nna
Standard Mercantile N., Inc
East jSinth
Cleveland, O
Bor
Mhicazo Great Western Coal
Prive Stadd
K. Miller
Minnesota
Waterlon
Riehl Land CO
Commercial Street
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