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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1912

Page

5

Resolutions Adopted by Iowa Roosevelt Progressives

The Iowa Roosevelt progressives in Des Moines today adopt resolutions urging action against bossed conventions. They pledge to support Theodore Roosevelt for president and outline platform principles including direct primaries, direct senator votes, initiative and referendum, labor department, worker compensation, penal labor reform, and women's suffrage.

Des Moines Roosevelt Progressives Iowa Chicago Spetialnterests Baltimore Washington Theodore Roosevelt United States Interstate Commerce Commission Canada Post Office Department Department of ‘Labor

Advice on Alfalfa Culture Sees Good Stand Promoted

The Iowa Homemstead magazine article outlines successful sowing plans for alfalfa and explains the common difficulty of obtaining a strong start. The piece is described as highly valuable, with the two papers offered together at 3.50 per year. Leave orders at the office.

Iowa Homestead Towa Homestead Lowa Homestead

Death of Mrs D W Parker Noted by Waterloo Friends

Waterloo mourns the death of Mrs D W Parker at her Pasadena California home. She was about 70, born in Wisconsin, widow of a former Illinois Central trainmaster, with two sons Nelson of Spokane and Earle of Rockford.

Waterloo D. W. Parker Pasadena Cal Ward Marr P. Edgerton Cutler & Parker Spokane, Wash Earle Rockford, al

Democratic Leader Attacks Republicans On Tariff Policy

W R McGinnis of Leon Iowa opened the Democratic state convention in Cedar Rapids labeling Republicans ignorant on tariff questions and calling for a gradual reform of the protective system. He blamed high living costs on Republican policy, praised Bryan and Wilson, and urged voters to support the Democratic party as the only path to relief.

Cedar Rapids Congress W. R. McGinnis Leon Jefferson Bryan Wilson Republican Party McGinnis Democratic Party United States Genatn

Embezzler Arrests Highlight Police Blotter

Milwaukee police arrest J. T. McCall 47 for embezzlement tied to Standard Claim and Traffic bureau. He was nabbed after investigators traced him from Cedar Falls and Denver to Milwaukee on a telegraph tip and interurban arrival.

J. T. McCall Milwaukee Wis Standard Claim & Traffic Bureau McSweeney Morris Denver Denver Junction McCall Cedar Falls Howard Jensen Jake Boke Commercial Fifth Streets Leighton Will Fle

Waterloo Broker Frank G Wilson Dies at Home

Frank G Wilson a Waterloo broker died this morning after a three week illness that began with ptomaine poisoning and progressed to typhoid with a fatal intestinal perforation. He was born in Bennington township April 19 1870 and is survived by his mother six sisters and four brothers. Funeral plans await out of town relatives with services likely Saturday.

Waterloo Bennington Frank G. Wilson Wilson Decedent Bennington Township W. A. Wilson Black Hawk County Waterloo College Western Avenue Ellis E. Wilson Russell-Lamson Building Cave Brothers B. A. Wilson Kerwin Kan Charles Choate Eugene Ore J. T. Allen Hills E. Wilson H. H. Schenk Memphis L. B. Schmidt Iowa State College Ames Edith Lilian Homer C. Asenith Wilson

Wegener Infant Dies in Winona Cerebro-spinal meningitis

Charles H Wegener ten months old died Tuesday in Winona Minnesota from cerebro-spinal meningitis. Funeral services were held at the Frehse home and burial was in Elmwood cemetery. The child was visiting Waterloo connections of the Wegener family.

Charles H Byron Wegener Winona Minn W. C. Frehse Baltimore Street Peterson Bros Frehse A. P. Blough

Final Notice of Poll Taxes for 2013 in Waterloo

All male residents of Waterloo aged 21 to 45 are subject to a poll tax of $2.50. Payment can be via two days' labor on the street or cash receipt issued by the City Clerk. Prompt attention to avoid penalty and interest. Street Commissioner.

City of Waterloo

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