Three Die In Train Collision Near Genoa Illinois
Three people, a man and two women, were killed when the Missouri River express struck them on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line near Genoa Illinois. The victims were August Tyler Miss May Robixson and Mrs F J Benton an undertaker from Genoa.
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Chicago
Missouri River Express
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Genoa
Ill
August Tyler
May Robixson
F. J. Benton
Tyler
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Illinois Central
I. C
Miss Robinson
Reynolds Heads Chicago Board
George M. Reynolds of Chicago elected director of the Chicago district reserve board in class A group 1. Banks in Chicago District with capital and surplus over 120000 choose Reynolds by a majority of ballots. he has about 90 percent of votes cast thus far. Other directors in class A group 2 and 3 and all class B directors run a close race. DISCOVERS SMART SWINDLE. A Waterloo banker falls for a get rich quick Wallingford scheme at a store mismeasuring blue parries. a quart box hides a pint inside a two box arrangement exposing the ruse.
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Washington, D. C
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Chicago District Reserve Board
Reynolds
Treasury Department
Waterloo
Wallingford
Gitees Work On Trust Legislation In Senate
Washington July 17 Proposals on anti trust measures linger in the senate judiciary and interstate commerce committees as final efforts to refine the trust program continue. The Clayton anti trust bill nears completion with changes discussed to ready the measure for presentation to the senate early next week. The interstate commerce panel resumes work on railway securities with little progress since last week.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Interstate Commerce
Judiciary Committee
Astimittes
Presentason
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Boy TS Hurt in Fall From Bar Swing
Truman Walters, 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Walters of 20 Grant Avenue, suffered a bad wrench to a leg this morning when he slipped from a bar swing while playing with friends. The Courier notes its profitable classifieds.
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Truman Walters
Walters
Grant Avenue
Unmasked burglars strike Mt Vernon home
Two unmasked burglars entered the Mt. Vernon residence of WG Clark. One grabbed Mrs. Clark by the throat and forced her to the floor at gunpoint while the second burglar ransacked the house in Cedar Rapids region crime report dated July 17.
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Cedar Rapids
WG. Clark
Mt. Vernon
Negro Declared Guilty in Illinois Murder Case
Isaac Dowd, a Black man, found guilty of the murder of Miss Leegson, an art student and sculptress, who was found shot and robbed last October near Argo, Illinois. The jury set life imprisonment as the punishment. Dowd was identified by witnesses as the man seen carrying the victim’s suitcase and pawning her watch after the crime.
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Chicago
Isaac Dowd
du G. Leegson
Argo
Bond
Miss Leeseon
Msg
Town Talk notes visits and illnesses around Waterloo
Short newspaper notes report residents confined at home due to illness including Mrs Becker and daughter Anna, Burt Williams with possible typhoid fever, and various visitors and travelers. The item lists social visits, funerals, and upcoming travel with names and streets in Waterloo.
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Peporced
Mullan
C. D. Becker
Anna
Burt Willams
Third Street West
Temple Rebekah lodge to hold regular meeting
The regular meeting of Temple Rebekah Lodge No. 54 will be held at the T. G. O. F. hall this evening for initiation. El Paso Texas July 17. The movement toward Mexico City of the constitutionalist army has been delayed a fortnight by walkouts on the Mexican Central line south of Chihuahua. General Villa is expected to leave Tucson for the south tonight.
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William Timmins
Beulah
City
Timmins
Emwily Vaughan
Park Avenue West
Chicago
Kansas City
Madge Barnes
St. Paul
J. G. Barnes
Fowler Street
Kansas
Temple Rebekah Iodge
el Paso
Tex
Mexico City
Harthorn
Constitutionalist
Chihuahua
Villa
Twarez
Arkansas Mines Destroyed in Huntington Clashes
Fort Smith Arkansas July 17 Ad vices from Huntington say mines No 1 and 4 have been destroyed by dynamite and fire. The sheriff s office at Greenwood has sent a posse of officers to the scene of the fighting.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Huntington
Sheriffs Office
R Greenwood
Georgia Legislature Opposes the Women Vote Debate
An adreport from a state committee recommended discussion on a measure granting Georgia women voting rights in state and county elections. A house committee had acted similarly. Funeral notice for H D Jennings lists service at 10 AM tomorrow from 143 Falls Ave with interment in Janesville.
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Atlanta
Georgia
House
H. d. Jennings
Falls Ave
Woof
M. BR
Janesville
Suit Seeks 306 Million Against New Haven Directors
Boston July 17. A suit filed in the supreme court seeks the appointment of a receiver or other official to protect claims totaling 306 million dollars against the directors and estates of directors of the New York New Haven & Hartford railroads. Whipple Sears Ogden represent minority stockholders of the CQPAT trustees under the Vaughan will. The complaint alleges breach of duty in the New Haven’s acquisitions of Beaton Malone trolley and steamship properties causing losses of about 102 million, with potential treble damages under the federal antitrust act totaling 108 million.
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Boston
Mass
New York, New Mayee & Hartford
Supreme Court
Whipple, Sears & Ogden
CQ Pat
Uaver Eystem
Brady
Wolien
Attorweys
Clea Bull Vaughan
New Haven
Bilt
Suppressed Indictment Sought After Carman Case Report
Mineola New Jersey July 17 authorities hope to upgrade the Manslaughter in the first degree charge against Metta Florence Carman to a stronger indictment based on new evidence found yesterday as the current count was ready for the supreme court. Carpenter M J Mabb injured at Illinois Central shops when arm caught in jointer machine taken to St Francis hospital with possible amputation.
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Mineola
N. J
Nassau County
Mte
Florence Carman
Mra
Louisa Bailey
Tay Ba
Supreme Court
Jl. D. Mabb
Buttar Avenue
Illinois Central
St. Francis Hospital
Mabb
Value of Life Through History
The article notes how life’s value has shifted from wartime sacrifice and executions under rulers like Henry VIII to modern medical advances. It contrasts past mass deaths from war, famine, and plague with today’s anesthesia and surgical progress, highlighting recent praise for Dr. Alexis Carrel at the Rockefeller Institute.
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Dale WW
Lestie
Napoleon
Henry VIII
Germany
Europe
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
Animal experiments and vaccines highlighted by physician innovator
A speaker described stopping animal hearts for minutes to study valves. He stressed the role of animals in eradicating human disease. He cited horse derived antitoxins and cow derived vaccines and noted a pig eye ingredient used in a Baltimore child’s eye operation.
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Baltimore
Jaws Developed by Use. Swedish Man Cites Diet and Exercise
Dr. Moorace L. Howe told a dental association that vigorous chewing shapes jaw development. He cited a Swede whose strong jaws and few fillings reflected early use and a belief that food should be fresh for three weeks. Lack of use leads to poor stimulation and jaw problems, he warned.
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Moorace L. Howe
Sweden
Classified Want Ads From Late Edition
Miscellaneous rental and sale notices with names locations and prices. Items include rooms for rent in Waterloo and Aurora Illinois conjoined with real estate sales in Iowa Minnesota land and office equipment. Also a corporate notice announcing McElhinney Investment Company in Waterloo Iowa forming a business.
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Wang & Miller Shoe Co
West 4Th
Nelly M. Strayer
Washington
Illinois
Wale
Nut Street
Aurora
Ill
West Fourth Street
Iowa
Minnesota
Gayette
Jefferson Street
Rock Island
Texas
W. J. French
Waterloo
McElhinney Investment Company
Black Hawk County
Incorporation details for a stock corporation with 100 shares
The text outlines the purpose and powers of a corporation to buy and sell securities and conduct related business. It sets capital stock at 10 000 dollars, 100 shares at 100 dollars each, require cash payment, and restricts business commencement to 1 000 dollars paid in. It establishes a 3 member board of directors and officer roles. Directors elected annually on the first Tuesday in July by a majority vote of stockholders present.
Board Directors and Officers for First Year Named
The board may fill vacancies between annual meetings. Officers elected by the board after the stockholders meeting. First year directors: F. P. McElhinney, J. B. Moran, George W. Anderson. First year officers: F. E. McElhinney President, J. B. Moran Vice President, George W. Anderson Secretary, F. E. McElhinney Treasurer. Indebtedness limit: not exceed two thirds of paid up capital stock.
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Board of Directors
F. FP. McElhinney
J. B. Moran
George W. Anderson
F. E. McElhinney
Ness
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Fred F. Helser
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Clear Lake
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Somers
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Somers Security Bank
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Arkansas
MAXES
SMNT
CAL
MBB
Carman
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W. A. Covell & Son
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Sheraton
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