Caillaux Trial Highlights Journalists and Letters
The court scene features Andre Reissier and Andre Veuveau testifying about stolen letters and planned publication. Mme Guerdan arrives in court accusing a mountain of lies, while tensions rise between Gaston Dreyfus and Paul Painleve as jurors assess the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Andre Reissier
Chamber of Deputies
Francois Desclauy
M. Calilaua
Finance
Andre Verveau
Paris Journal
Mme. Gueydan
Albanel
Joe
Gueydan
Mme. Guerdan
M. Caillaux
Fences on Highways Ordered Moved by Black Hawk County Board
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors warns that all fences encroaching on public highways are obstructions and may be moved at the owner's expense. Written notice of at least ten days will be given. if not moved, officials will enforce action to restore full road width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Supervisors
Black Hawk Counts
Iowa
Market Closing Report for Canadian Pacific and Rail Stocks
New York stocks closed as traders faced mixed results with Canadian Pacific and several rail carriers under marginal pressure. The day featured uneven activity as market leaders paused for direction while investors awaited earnings signals.
DUNKERTON Fler Page Four News Notes
Local items report Renkin Axter moving to Momana tree area and working through tasks. The Kiecka house is progressing Ane. Marve Shimpe started work and La gew home is ongoing. Counts Supervisor DG Boomer and Tiridee Pang lead reconstruction of Lanigan farm buildings. Frepsie's project near completion. A daughter weighing 84 pounds was born last evening to Mr and Mrs A Frahm at 142 Summit Ave Rue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renkin Axter
Coushe
Momana Tree
Kiecka
Marve
Boomer Ani Tiridee
Lanigan
A. Frahm
Summitt Ave Rue
R. E. Stewart
Bump
George
Skinner
Inez
Clinton
Miriam de Long
Bethlehem
J. E
Homer
Gordon
Lane Street
June Buechele
J. D. Burtner
Burtner
St. Francis Hospital
Klingaman
Miss Minnie
Los Angeles
Alaska
Seattle
Juneau
Sitka
J. O. Wildhagen
State Laundrymen Convene Here In Waterloo Convention
The Jews Launderers' association plans its next convention in Waterloo on the 27th 28th and the 2nd. Delegates from across the state will attend with sessions to be held in the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce rooms on Fourth Street West. Headquarters will be at the Russell-Lamson hotel. President Joe Erwin of Cedar Rapids secretary H E Sehanck of Burlington vice president A W Cheenell of Des Moines and presenter Fred Sherman of Des Moines. Waterloo committee on arrangements includes H C Bernbrook Phil Shaw G K Spensley and FP H Wilson. Semi annual sessions are held by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jews Launderers’ Association
Ihs
Waterloo
Towa
Des Moines
H. E. Sehanck
Burlington
Fred Sherman
H. C. Bernbrook
Phil Shaw
G. K. Spensley
FP. H. Wilson
Ue Association
Family Traces Ancestral Roots Through Historic Churches
Miss Apanith Wilson visits ancestral sites eastward with Prof. L. B. Schmidt and family for a month journey by Chesapeake & Ohio rail pass through Blue Ridge towns. They tour Swansea Massachusetts historic Baptist church, Washington, Mt. Vernon, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, New Haven, Niagara Falls and Buffalo. The party studied libraries, art, and museums while Milas Wilson pursues genealogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apanith Wilson
Swansea
Maas
Baptist
Miss Wilson
Fraf. L. B. Schmidt
Chesapeake & Ohio
Blue Ridge Mountains
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Hoston
New Haven
Niagara Falla
Buffalo
Schimidt
Iowa State
Milas Wilson
1Strykerville
N. Y
I Schmidt
Bank clearings and mortgage data for week ending July 23
OCR summary shows bank clearings totals and weekly transfers for the week ending July 23, including cash totals of 2.827 million and 213.03 thousand, plus mortgage details and instrument counts. Previous week figures and year-ago comparisons are listed with various small totals and headings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Goguty Abstract Co
ASLO
Ina Bag
Sharaday
Eleavinga
Dauat Sear
Yeatty
City in Brief mentions motorists and visitors in Waterloo
Local notes report Amber tinted glasses advertising driving. visits from L Maytag of Chicago, J H Banna to Thompson. Meadow Lark farm shown. several residents listed as traveling, visiting Corning, Parkersburg, and Chicago. Gusts include farm sale 400 acres for $76000 and a nurse’s hospital update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidward Eden
The
Soo Fine
Hazel Welfelt
Jack McGarvey
Eagle Township
Peter Beck
Conductor and Motorman Assaulted on Parker Street Car
A passenger attacked the Parker street car conductor and the motorman around 9:30 last evening over fare payment. The assailant fled and was not arrested. police could not locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Missionary Speaker to Visit Dunkerton Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Dunkerton Methodist church will host its annual missionary speaker at the evening service next Sunday. Miss Winkle recently returned from India and will describe the work there. Miss Hinkle has spent years in that country and will share informative details about conditions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Dunkerton Methodist Church
Miss Winkle
India
Miss Hinkle
Charges Democrats Use Revenue Boat for JA
Washington reports an unfolding chapter in the controversy over alleged unlawful use of a revenue cutter by Treasury Secretary McAdoo. Representative Good of Iowa cites the Apache sailing Baltimore to Washington for weekend trips with Democratic officials, then returning to Baltimore, disrupting crew training all summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Willian G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Representative Good
Iowa
McAdon
Good
Baltimore
Washington
Givretary
McAdod
Camping at Camp Comfort and local notices mix in Allison
Allison July 22 reports the J B Isaacson and Eugene Owen families camping on Shell Rock river at Camp Comfort with a group of young ladies. Also notes J Shafer attending the Democratic state convention in Council Bluffs and various locals visiting relatives, plus a garage fire on Lane Street partially damaging contents and false alarm issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Bootan Ja
R. F. Shope
Waterloo
F. J. Ray
John
Colorado
Rohde
Waverly
Frank Welres
Hf. P. Wild
Carroll
Eugene Qwan
Mason Chylas
E. Spengler
Julia
Aurelia
Ackley
Harry Kurth
Mong
Yigitod Wey
F. H. Hill
A. J. Mullarkey
Kents
C. FE. Mullarkey
Cedar Falls
Chance to Spread Ray of Sunshine and Help Childless Parents
A notice seeking childless Waterloo parents to foster two promising boys, one youngest orphan from a late mother, another 15 year old, through Josiah Kiuganian, superintendent of the Charities. The appeal highlights bright prospects and a good family background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Josiah
Kiiuganian
Ste
Investigates Reasons For Husband and Wife Desertion
Josiah Klingaman of the Associated Charities reports two main causes for desertion in the city. Infidelity tops the list, followed by husbands fleeing marriage when responsibilities become irksome. He cites eight cases of wife desertion out of ten and notes poverty worsens the situation, with a four year old’s plight highlighted as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Klingaman
Associated Charities
Kiingaman
Mr. Klingaman
Real Estate and Diverse Ads From Early Nant Classifieds
A mix of rental notices, rooming options, job asks, sale items, and real estate pitches. Listings include 313 Lafayette for light housekeeping rooms, 633 Lime Street furnished two apartments at Fullerton Place, dining room girl and second cook for Jefferson, Ja, 8375 Maxwell roadster sale, a canoe trade, various furniture and hardware deals, and a general notice from Mack and Co of Tracy Minnesota offering land on easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette St
Ib Smiah
Lafayette Street
Fullerton Place
Lime Street
Jefferson, Ja
Hotel Martin
AMZ
Maxwell
Jon Raymond
P.O
Davenport
Jalmost
Jan
St. Ard
Beat Cor
Union
Mack and Co
Tracy, Minn
Eat Legg Meat If Back Hurts
An excerpt urges eating meat triggers kidney trouble and suggests Jad Salts as a remedy. It claims uric acid from meat overworks kidneys, causing backache and various ailments, and advertises Jad Salts as a safe, delicious treatment to flush kidneys and prevent bladder issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Taggart
Stand the Gaff and Family Deceptions Highlighted
The excerpt recalls Jie’s disappearance from Waterloo months ago and a wife’s death last May. It notes a Courier and Reporter item from Omaha about a supposed crash killing the recreant father, later revealed as a fake to mislead investigators. It warns marriage cannot thrive on windpudding and urges caution for young couples. A quarterly meeting follows at Free Methodist Church with Rev Miller and Rev Fuller presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie
Waterloo
Courier
Omaha
Free Methodist Church
Mobile and
Douglas Streets
N. Miller
Evansville
J. Fuller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board OF Supervicord
Pric
Stock Exchange
Clas
Canadian Pacific
Onion Pei
Thera Park Southern Rails
United States
United State
New York & U
Dunkerton
Qhattet
Wealy
Huchenan
L. Maytag
Chicago
J. H. Banna
Thompson
Mre
M. L. Bowman
Daughtier
Dexter
Corning
C. J. Rudolph
Luli Mitchel
Washburn
Thiavity
Ww. H. Brunn
It. B. Hancock
Dubuque
Mia Leslie Qleen
Jefferson
Neva
Inez Wilson
Independence
Aray
E.R. Stevenson
Pine Street
Peter Dobich
Iltnole Central
Harry Anton
la Porta City
Jacob Anton
Linwood Avenue
R. W. Crawford
Illinois Central
Edward Hickle
Butler County
Hickle
Terry J. Witty
Peter Pott
Glencoe, Minn
Lawrence Pott
James
Robert and
Charles Hearst
J. G. McAlgin
A. E. Hoffman
Mildred Hoffman
Hoffman
Miss Hoffman
Public
C. A. Hovel
Donald
Minneapolis
Jesup
Brodier
Hostrawser
Harold
Mable
Olive Gallaway
Albert
Harriett Lytle
Amelia Stuckleburg
Woodruff
Los Angeles Examiner
Mia
Mattie Mason
Dawghter
Qrchie
Rue
Allison
218 Lane Street
Amd
Ray
Foley
Wildebrand
Kistner
Toddundee Mullan
Werner Ve
Equath Street
Sant
Additional Nant
Adseevee
Ee Dee Dan Oe Reese
Grant
Watertop News
Waterloo Realty
West Side City Park
E. M. Storm & CO
AOS Commercial Street
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