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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1925

Page

9

Day Raider Attacks Lax Enforcement in County Courts

Des Moines liquor raider John Hammond spoke in Dunkerton condemning Black Hawk county and Waterloo courts for lax enforcement and lenient fines on bootleggers. He accused physicians and pharmacists of profiteering and said states must legislate liquor out of existence.

John Hammond Dunkerton John B. Hammond Des Alpines Black Hawk County Waterloo Ham- Inelid District Court W. B. Small John Robert Towa Iowa Wei

Woman Burned In Sunday Morning Fire in Davenport

Mrs. Marie Williams, 27, severely burned as kerosene stove oil ignited while warming milk for her infant. Husband Ross Williams and their 5-year-old son Edmund were less seriously hurt when trapped upstairs. The child fled the flames to safety with George Fens at a neighboring home. The mother’s condition improved later in the day.

Davenport Marie Williams Ross Williams Rdmund Willams George Fens

Shooters Compete In Central Gun Club Shoot At Gates Park

Twenty one shooters attended a tim practice at Gates Park Saturday afternoon. Harry Limbert won the first event with 23 of 25. Jos Geer from Charles City claimed the second event with 24 of 25. Chapman triumphed in the thin event with a perfect 25. Ingersoll won the shoot after a tie with Crowell. Harman and Steege tied in the fish event with 24, Steege taking the cake win. The day featured multiple events with cakes as prizes and listed scores for several participants.

Central Gun Gites Park Harry Limbert Jos Geer Charles City Chapman Crowell R. Js Ingersoll Harman Henry Steege Fteege Marry Chapman Tarry Shepherd Incerset Sey Ninna Harry Linthert Tivnry Streege Xiek Wehper Boni White Sr Md Mr. Getger VinTre Shep

Seek Stranger in Deaths of Two Women in Home

Police seek an unidentified man over the deaths of Mrs. Josephine Goodwin and her sister Mrs. Elizabeth Anthony in Cedar Rapids. Both women, aged 59 and 45, were found dead in their home as investigators consider gas as the possible cause and explore a murder theory aided by a gas pipe missing section.

Sioux City Josephine Goodwin Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Anthony Goodwin

Dr A Scott Dies Early Today in Waterloo Vet Career

Dr George A Scott longtime Waterloo veterinarian died at 5 a m at Hartman apartments after a long illness heart disease. Born June 12 1864 near London Ontario he practiced with his twin brother Thomas W in Waterloo then Independence Iowa and Chicago before returning to Waterloo in 1906 to establish G A Scott & Son Hospital at 311 Sixth Street East. Survived by widow Adetta F two sons L P and Arthur two brothers J W and T W and two grandchildren funeral Tuesday at Westminster Presbyterian Church Burial Elmwood mortuary note body at O Keefe Towne mortuary until funeral

Chicago Hartman Canada Scott London Ontario Ontario Veterinary College Park Hill Ont Waterloo Thomas W Jefferson Street Park Avenue Independence National Stockyards East St. Louis Union Stockyard Sixth Street East G. A. Scott & Son Lawrence P. Scott Adetta F L. P Arthur J. W T. W St. Paul Bobbie Joan A. PL Ie American Veterinarian Medical Association Iowa Association Westminster Presbyterian Church Charles PD. Darling J. R. Macartney Elmwood O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary

Dayton Evolution Battle Forces Pastor to Resign

In Dayton Tennessee on July 13 the Scopes trial's second phase intensified religious tensions as Rev Charles Francis Potter was barred from speaking at a Methodist church sparking a clash with Bryan and Darrow. Pastor M H Byrd resigned after confronting his congregation over Potter's appearance and Bryan held a 7500 strong crowd on courthouse lawn amid debates over evolution and the Bible.

United Press Dayton Tenn William Jennings Bryan Clarence Darrow John Thomas Scones Ldoe Charles Francis Potter West Side Unitarian Church New York Northern Methodist Church M. H. Byrd Potter Byrd Taylor Miami Bryan Darrow

Morris Isle Y Camp Set To Open July Twenty Eighth

F P Rehmeier county YMCA secretary lines up local boys for the Morris Isle camp to run July 28 to August 4. Open to boys aged 10 to 11 between county residents not in Waterloo. Fee is 5 dollars for seven days. Four new cabins with screened windows and porches will house 80. first 39 sign up will stay in cabins, others in tents. Applications due by July 12.

F. P. Rehmeier Y. MC. A Morris Isle Waterloo Rehmeier

Uncle Harry Urges Walking Over Cars For Health And Ideas

Uncle Harry extols walking as a healthful habit and source of ideas, noting that cars harm leg activity. He recalls walking three to six miles daily, cites mental freshness from morning air, and mentions figures like Coolidge Edison Thoreau Dickens as walking enthusiasts.

Uncle Harry Joe Jon Jimmy Helen Coolidge Les Edison Thoreau Charles Dickens London Dad Harry

Executive Council Opens Hearings on Farm Land Values

Des Moines July 13 The state Executive Council began a two week session as a board of assessment and review to set valuations for Iowa properties and the mill tax after hearings. The first week focuses on farm land valuations with farm organizations likely to argue current values are too high. The second week railroads and transmission lines will present views. This year the council must consider earning power of farm lands as ordered by the last assembly.

Des Moines State Executivea Council Board of Assessment Iowa Executive Council General Assembly

Ice Cures Sunstroke Victim Returns North

Duluth Minnesota July 13 The ice cure for sunstroke rapid recovery of L. J. Chapman Kansas who was brought from Missouri in a refrigerator car loaded with eight tons of ice. Officers of the steamer America returning from Washington Harbor Isle Royale Lake Superior said Chapman walked ashore from the steamer yesterday and exclaimed How's this for a comeback He was restored from a collapse caused by a Missouri heat wave and his physician Dr L M Lyons Kansas City called the recovery swift and remarkable

Duluth Minn L. J. Chapman Kansas Missouri America Washingston Harbor Isle Royale Lake Superior Chapman Ll. M. Lyons Kansas City

Broken Main Floods Subways in Gotham

New York July 13 underground river formed in Manhattan after a 20 inch main broke at Forty second street and Fifth avenue. Three Grand Central tubes flooded for a half mile with water up to six feet deep. Police barred traffic between Sixth and Madison avenues and Forty first to Forty fifth streets. Tenements and businesses flooded but builders say no collapse risk.

New York Manhattan Forty-second Street Fifth Avenue Grand Central Railroad Sixth Madison Avenies Fortieth Forty

Shanghai riots seen by former minister in China

James V. Latimer, ex-missionary now in China, reports to Teed Oak Iowa that Shanghai university is a Bolshevik hotspot funded by Russia. He notes May 30 killings by foreign police, widespread propaganda, active schools, and tense relations as legations and Peking officials seek solutions. Riots spread to Kiukiang Hankow and Chinkiang as foreigners consider evacuation.

Teed Oak Shanghai James V. Latimer Red Oak China Lattimer Shanghai University Russia Mr. Latimer Nanking Road Bevery Students’ Union Shanghai Volunteers George Hu M. CG. A Kiukiang Hankow Chinkiang Chinese Chamber of aQmamierca Peking

Neighbors Help Widow Save Corn Crop After Fatal Death

In Nevada Iowa July 13 Mrs Ivan Ahrens widow of a young Story County farmer drowned recently saw over 85 acres of corn laid by by 23 neighbors. Each with a team and cultivator finished the crop in four hours yesterday. wives served a picnic after the work.

Nevada Ivin Ahrens Story County

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets For Summer Advantage

These Folks Just Laugh At Hot Weather features a bold ad praising McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a summer aid. It claims strength, vigor, and better digestion due to vitamins, promising ease of use and money back if ineffective, with endorsements from druggists and a customer letter.

America Dorcors McCoy’s Wangler Bros C. J. Millar Robert Drug Co Luther Botn Clerks Hills D. C McGoy

Two Reserve Fliers Die in Plane Crash Near Westbury

Westbury New York July 213 First Lieuts Charles R Hickey Brockton Massachusetts and Albert C G Perry Marlboro Massachusetts were killed today when their airplane crashed during Mitchell field two weeks training. They were reserve officers making photographs of bomb targets at about 300 feet when the machine nosedived and burned. ON MOTOR TIP Mr and Mrs Tomb Tiller left Sunday for a weeklong motor trip to northern Minnesota.

Westbury N. Y First Llouts Charles R. Hickey Brockton Mass Albert CG. Perry Marlboro Mitchell Field

Mission Festival Draws 1500 at Immanuel Lutheran

More than 1,500 attended the Immanuel Lutheran church annual mission festival at the Cattle Congress grounds. Rev H Prekel hosted with speakers Rev A G Webbeking from Westgate Ia and Rev Theodore Klatu of Sumner Indiana. A free noon dinner and a 50 voice choir marked the event. Proceeds nearing 350 supported Missouri Synod mission work. The program ran from 10:30 AM to after 5 PM with sermons in German and English.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Cattle Congress Grounds Missouri Synod of the German Lutheran Church H. Prekel Germany A. G. Webbeking Westgate Theodore Klatu Sumner Reo Immanuel Church

Wrinkles Vanish in Fifteen Minutes Experiment

A home remedy claims to erase facial wrinkles and age lines in under 15 minutes by mixing powdered tarkroot with lemon juice and applying it to the face. The ad promises immediate firming, smoothing, and a younger appearance, stating the mixture is harmless enough to eat and costs under three cents per treatment.

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