Bicycle thief jailed in county court case
Ralph Baker, 21, found guilty in Police Judge Meyers court of stealing bicycles and jailed for thirty days. Detective Tom Morris led the investigation citing at least six stolen wheels and possible more. Suze Martinz arraigned on carrying concealed weapons pleads not guilty. case continued to 7:30 this evening. A A Kelley and John Dietz arrested for intoxication and resisting officers but released yesterday and absent today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Baker
Meyer
Tom Morris
Suze Martinz
A. A. Kelley
John Dietz
Ficer
Big Train For Knights Templar to Denver Conclave
A special Waterloo to Denver train for the Knights Templar triennial conclave will include ten to twelve Pullman sleepers a baggage car and a diner. About forty Knights and their families plan to ride from Waterloo with additional cars from Iowa Falls Webster City Fort Dodge and nearby towns. The train departs Dubuque at 9 am on Aug 9 arrives Omaha 4 16 pm then Denver 9 am Aug 16. Union Pacific runs fifty specials into Denver.
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Dubuque
Sinois Central
Templar
Denver
Waterloo
Manchester
Independence
Iowa Falls
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Union Pacific
Kansas City
United States
Sacred Heart High School to End This Fall
Sacred Heart parish pastor Rev. Lenihan said high school courses at Sacred Heart School will discontinue this fall. Students should move to St. Mary’s School or Our Lady of Victory Academy due to crowding and lack of funds for a new building. Archbishop Keane concurred after a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lenihan
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sacred Heart School
St. Mary’s School
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Father Lenihan
J. K. Keane
Dubuque
Alumni Picnic a Success for Black Hawk County Alumni
The Ames college alumni of Black Hawk county held a Cedar Heights picnic Saturday for about one hundred past present and prospective members. Mesdames Woods Miller Suit Bowman and Kellogg led a noon dinner. Alumni talk by Dr Sheldon and a speech by college president A R Pearson highlighted school progress with a cross shaped tables arrangement and a later alumni meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames College
Black Hawk County
Cedar Heights
James H. Woods
George W. Miller
M. TF. Suit
M. L. Bowman
F. G. Kellogg
Parks
TD. de la Sheldon
A. R. Pearson
City in Brief: Glasses Repaired at Buchanan's
Notices from Waterloo town column list various social visits, travel, and local events. W. H. Howrey travels with landseekers to northern Wisconsin. smallpox and scarlet fever quarantines update. several residents visit relatives in Colorado Montana Iowa and Illinois. A marriage license issued to Fred McNeal and Grace Grant. new school building ground broken at Dewar. real estate deed filed for Adelaide Thurston. Local people attend church and meet relatives. Denver, Cedar Rapids, and Waterloo ties appear.
Death Claims Former Jurist Kenworthy in OsKaloosa
Telegram received by Fitzgerald family of Waterloo announces the death of ex Judge W A Kenworthy father of Mrs Fitzgerald. He was a stalwart Republican speaker with strong oratorical ability and served as reader of the house in Washington and a Mahaska county judicial officer. Besides the widow, surviving children include Mrs Gertude Fitzgerald of Waterloo and others in New York and Philadelphia. Funeral services will be held in OsKaloosa.
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John Fitzgerald
Grant Avenue
Doris
Margaret
Ruth
Oskaloosa
W. A. Kenworthy
Fitzgerald
Kenworthy
House of Representatives
Washington
Mahaska County
Gertrude Fitzgerald
Waterloo
Mabel
Bess
Horace
New York
William and Iyron
Philadelphia
Oskalook
Irving hotel hosts association formation meeting
At this time the association will be organized and officers elected, signaling the start of formal leadership for the Irving hotel group.
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Irving Hotel
Cedar Falls Delivery Irregularities Notice
Cedar Falls subscribers urged to report any delivery irregularities to Clarence Wynkoop business agent at 123 Main St Cedar Falls. This Cedar Salle Daily News note appears in the Waterloo Evening Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Clarence Wynkoop
Cedar Falls
Wynkoop
Main St
Local People Entertained and Traveled in Cedar Falls
Brief notes from Cedar Falls July 21 report Miss Anna Cunningham improving after typhoid illness. Peter Nielsen visits Omaha before returning to Chicago. Joseph Lake relocates from Hannibal to Cedar Falls to work as jeweler at Pfeiffer store. Mrs. Lizain Mogrill of Omaha visits Cedar Falls relatives. Local outings include C A Boehmler at Spirit Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Johnson camping near the city. Several others travel to Chicago, Indianola, Des Moines, and New York, while church youths plan a High Banks picnic and river camp life unfolds for local youths Friday through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Anna Cunningham
Joseph Lake
Hannibal
Pfeiffer Store
Congregational Church
Robert Willard
Roger Brown
Rolla Raymond
New Water Tank to Replace Cedar Falls Tower
Cedar Falls Iowa July 21 Des Moines Bridge and Iron Works will remove the old wooden water tank in use since 1900 and erect a new steel tank. The site hosts the city’s third tank, expected to last many years, with workmen already on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Des
Pankhurst Nabbed in Nick of Time
London July 21 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffraget leader outwitted police Saturday arrested this afternoon while entering a public hall to attend the weekly conclave of the Woman's Social and Political Union She planned to issue another defiant challenge to the government
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Woman's Social and Political Union
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Willle Hut
Manhattan
Winses
Knights Templar
Pullmans
Starta
Side Parochial Schools
AMES
Perma
Nent
At & A
Buchanan's
W. H. Howrey
Landseekers
Wisconsin
George Wallace
Bert
Glendive
Mont
A. J. Mueller
Storm Lake
Roy Wichman
Sioux Rapids
Iowa
C. F. Wichman
Clara
Helen Glass
Colo
John T. Muldoon
Florence Murray
James Black
Familly
Gladys Martin
Nashua
Henry Weis
South Land
Georgia Perry
William Mitchell
Fred McNeal
Fof Traer
Grace Grant
Eddyville
Margaret Myers
Dewar
Glenn Hohl
Armstrong-McClenahan, Clothiers
Cedar Rapids
F. R. Hohl
Wellington Street
Nina Mitchell
Sanborn
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Neva Hohl
Adelaide R. Thurston
J.S. Tuthill
Lakeside Addition
James Parrott
Chicago
Michigan City
South Bend
Detroit
P. Jackman
Gideons
Des Moines
Order
Toronto
Canada
W. F. Ellis
Sioux City
Fred Austin
G. B. Shoemaker
Brandon
Toledo
E. R
G. H
Mr. Shoemaker
Grace Church
Family of
East Fourth Street
People’s Tailoring Co
East 4Th Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Cedar Salle
J. G. Packard
Peter Nielsen
Lars Nielsen
Lizain Mogrill
C. A. Boehmler
Spirit Lake
J. H. Paulger
Ella Paulger
Janesville
H. I. Chase
Chas, Johnson
H. A. Jetmore
Ronald
Missouri
Dorothy Storey
Indianola
Marie Mullarky
Mrs. Mullarky
Dr. Mullarky
Clay Street
George W. Hughes
Philpot
Harry Philpot
Florence Freer
New York City
Anna Stolte
Zion City
Wm., Schultz
Martin Provenson
Chicaze
Montie Soules
Company M
Sam Doren
Lower Main Street
Newell's Lake
Finny Fellows
Winslow
Plummer
Paul Erickson
Lawrence
Tenth
Franklin Streets
le Park
J. M. Morris
The
Christian Church
C. A. Fullerton
Elizabeth Thompson
Clarksville
H. L. Weisbard
Third
Washington Streets
Stella Younker
Minneapolis
Pankkhurst
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