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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1923

Page

12

King of Adopters Held by Police in Hollywood Scandal

United Press reports in Los Angeles that Dr. Helen B Allen of Sabot Virginia dubbed father of 57 children is held on Mann act charges involving 17 year old Gladith Allen amid alleged wild party. Police traced the adoptions scheme from Sabot to Pittsburgh then Hollywood where two other wards Myrtle Enlie and Myrtle Cruze accompanied him. Family members defend the doctor as a father figure while authorities investigate accusations of trafficking and embezzling.

United Press Los Angeles Cal Benjamin Purell Avid Helen B.allen Sabot Gladith Allen Hollywood Virginia Daddy" Allen Myrtle Enlie Myrtle Cruse Myrtle Cruze Daddy” Allen University of Michigan Pittsburgh Charles Cruze Myrtle Cruze Allen Gladith Adlén

Strawberry Point Minister Marries In Chicago Station

Rev. F W Knappe pastor of St Sebald Lutheran Straw berry Point Ir and his imported bride Miss Mary Kalaaicho from Silesia wed at LaSalle street station after a 16 year courtship. The bride endured a 10 hour cattle train wreck delay while the groom waited. They plan to return home to be greeted by eight children and local church parishioners.

Chicago F. W. Kuanppe St.Sebald Lutheran Church Strawberry Point Germany LaSalle Street Mary Kalaaicho Silesia Knappe

Lonely Faster Near Death in Shut Room

Newton J. Bishop, 60, a despondent man in St. Louis, starved himself for 38 days and locked himself in his room. Neighbors say he hadn’t left for over a month and had to be carried out on a stretcher. doctors said he will live.

St. Louis Newton J. Bishop Ile City Hospital Bishop

Freight Trains Wreck in Dyersville Headline

Central freight trains collide head on near Dyersville this morning. No fatalities reported at noon, with investigators from the company reviewing the scene. Train 15 from Chicago to Waterloo was detoured via Chicago Great Western and arrived around noon.

Vwo Ilinoig Central Pyersville Altho Company Cfiiss Chicago Waterloo Chicago Great Western

City in Brief and Local Notices Summary

City in Brief lists local notices and social items from Waterloo. It notes Miss Lydia Henry recovering, Wrad Moss leaving for Los Angeles, Harry Reed traveling to Spokane with Yellowstone detour, and Arthur Hartson family fishing at Elk Run. Other items include church sermon by Dr. J. E. Johnson, Mrs. Shean visiting Sigourney, and various residents visiting relatives or traveling, plus a new producers market at Sycamore and Seventh. Cites police court fine of $18.50 for speeding on Talas Avenue and a wedding trip by E. Victor Losebrock ending in Waterloo residences.

Lydia Henry Wrad Moss Los Angeles Harry Reed Reed, Tuthill & Reed Spokana Wash Yellowstone Park Arthur ‘Hartson Mobile Elk Run J. E. Johnson First M. Ik United Brethren Church Wilma Hbleanor Dankenbring D. W Shean Katherine Ada Sigourney Murs Shean C. C. Shean Henry’ Glas Locust Street W. H- Mayers Elk Rov Minn Mira Walter Pettit St. Paul Nick Julius Dennis Ricker Street Carl Dennis Ankeny ‘Street Breer Ja le Noy C. W. Robertson Minnesota Minneapolis Litchfield Alexander Waterloo Charles Christianssen Summit Avenue Monrovia Cal Christiansens Nina M. Ricketts Bernice Call Chicago Buffalo Mackinac Island Detroit Cleveland Niagara Falls Sycamore Seventh Streets E. Victor Lose Ibrock Canada William Gindt Cortlandt

Pitushureh Ninth Off First Aire In the United States

Pitushureh in Pa is identified as the ninth off f aire in the United States, reflecting a regional aviation or transportation term. The fragmentary text notes a location in Pennsylvania and positions this item within a national sequence. Further details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.

Pitushureh United States

Farmer Seeks 390 For Cow Killed By Railcar

Blue Earth Minnesota July 21. Austin Peterzon a farmer seeks 390 from a railroad company alleging its engine killed his cow. He also asks 10 for burying the animal. In a letter to Claim Agent Murphy he complains of the crash and wonders if a buried cow can be dug up later without issue.

Blue Earth Minn Austin Peterzon Murphy Peterson

Judge orders sheriff to seize child in custody action

This morning a judge directed Sheriff to send an officer to obtain possession of the child for the day. Local residents I. G. Wright and family, A. G Kramer and family, C. S. Lichty Arthur Lichty H. D. Cowles C. J. Abbs and A. A. Roeder have traveled to Clear Lake for the Iowa Sheet Metal Contractors association annual convention of which Arthur Lichty serves as president. Professor H. H. Preston and family arrived in Waterloo to stay over Sunday at Rev. A. O. Preston's home. he will teach in the University of Iowa summer program. City Attorney Harry M. Reed filed an answer to Clara Wrenzel's suit for damages from a sidewalk injury. Grace M. E. group plans to attend the Clear Lake Worth League institute. First M. H. W. Epworthians will join. Fire insurance notice at 420 Thompson Avenue.

Minke I. G. Wright A. G Kramer C. S. Lichty Arthur Lichty H. D. Cowles C. J. Abbs A. A. Roeder Clear Lake Iowa Sheet Mela Contractors’ Association H. H.preston Waterloo A. 0. Preston Preston Seattle Washi University of Harry M. Reed Clara Wrenzel Grace M. BE. Young Ineaple Wpworth League Institute Maude Michael Lucile Cutler Mar‘vel Tern Nellie Bloom Nima Andrews Margaret Stotts Nellie Truak Kenneth Greenley M. HW. Epworthians Sea Ben

Mrs Stevenson Chimes Program at First Presbyterian Church

Mrs Oliver Stevenson plays a chimes program at First Presbyterian Church at 7 20 p m tonight featuring We re Marching to Zion Jesus Saviour Pilot Me Watchman Tell Us of the Night Alas and Did My Saviour Bleed Hark Hark My Soul Majestic Sweetness How Firm a Foundation All the Way My Saviour Leads Lead Kindly Light Day is Dying in the West Mae Harold F Smith will join Sunday evening to play Abide With Me Rock of Ages Jesus Thy Boundless Love to Me Nearer My God to Thee Work for the Night is Coming I Love to Tell the Story Trust and Obey Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name Softly Now is Light of Day

Oliver Stevenson First Presbyterian Church Zion Jesus Mae Harold F Smith

Shrine Club Picnic at Ward Waterloo and Electric Park

Nobles of Ole Mystis Shrine from distant areas will gather at Ward Waterloo and Electric park next Monday for the annual Shrine club picnic and athletic program. The event starts at 1 30 pm with band guests at dinner, free amusement devices, and prizes donated by local merchants and individuals. A Cedar Rapids band will entertain at a 6 pm dinner hosted by Dr. Frank Taffa.

Ole Mystis Waterloo Electric Park Shrine Club Shriners Dave Entz Ross Metealf Monty Matta Warry Stewart Prank Haifa Cedar Rapids Frank Taffa Cedar Heights

Delegation attends funeral of J. W. Barr mother of Mabel Barr

A delegation from Vinton yesterday attended the funeral of J. W. Barr, mother of Mabel Barr, a guild member. The group included Mrs. Wilson, Genevieve Nichols, Maude Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dare, and the Traderlcks, with many Vinton friends present.

A. Ta Ohuren Vinton Birs J. W. Barr Mabel Barr Guild Wilson Genevieva Nichols Maude Davis Vicce The Glass J. J. Dare Traderlck

River Wall Plans Approved and Railroad Offer Accepted

Riverfront board approved plans for a cantilever wall section from Ruth Street to Sixth Street. The city will pay $20,000 plus an estimated $5,000 to $6,000 for the wall, with Ralph B. Slippy submitting plans. Bid advertisements will follow once railroad finance terms are signed.

River Wall Board of Riverfront Commissioners Wiinals Central Railroad Company Arroady Ruth Street Ibridger Ralph B. Slippy

Wall project to cost about 40000 dollars and measuring 620 feet

The plan proposes a wall 620 feet long and 18 feet high with a seven foot walk beside it and two tracks behind to serve fruithettes on White Street. The contract requires clearing the river bed one foot below water to ensure a neat appearance at all tides.

Witer Street Voltaire

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