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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1913

Page

3

Will Use Caucus to Whip Democratic Insurgents In Line

President Wilman plans a caucus to curb opposition from insurgent Democrats on the banking and currency reform bill. He seeks to limit amendments by the house banking and currency committee members while promising fair hearings for helpful suggestions. A caucus within two weeks aims to align the party and produce a bill satisfactory to the president.

Washington, D. C Wilman House Banking and Currency Comitttes Henry Texas Wingo Arkansas Eagle Ragadale Underwood

Improved After Long Illness Mrs J W Krapfel

Mrs J W Krapfel, injured six weeks ago in a fall at the state encampment of civil war veterans in Les Meisies, is improving rapidly. After treatment at St Francis hospital she returned home on Park Avenue. She suffered a fracture above the ankle and pneumonia. A trained nurse has cared for her and recovery is progressing toward full health.

J. W. Krapfel

Arches Proposed To Solve Park Name Confusion

County Auditor Rainbow reports a dispute over Cedar River park and Lafayette park. He suggests placing arches at the entrances labeled with the two park names in bold letters to educate the public and prevent misidentification near the bathing beach and packing plant.

Cedar River Park Lafayette Park Rainbow Waterlooan

Mrs Young Will Think It Over

Chicago July 26 A spontaneous demonstration for Ella Flagg Young drew crowds of teachers principals office workers and society women begging her to reconsider resigning as public schools superintendent. After visits from Addams Emmons Blaine Henrotin and Brackenridge she agreed to three days’ contemplation before deciding on the resignation.

Chicago Ella Flagg Young Public Schocl Dane Addams Emmons Blaine Charles Henrotin Sophonisba Brackenridge Young

Hubbards plan fourth home in Jesup area

Mr and Mrs G W Hubbard of Jesup visit Waterloo relatives while having sold their Jesup residence and plan to start Boon on erecting their fourth home If a suitable lot in Jesup is found he will soon begin on the most modern house yet with Hubbard Silva as the carpenter and cabinetmaker involved in prior Jesup homes

G. W. Hubbard Jesup Waterloo Boon Fox Township Hubbard

Informal Lawn Party Hosted by Mrs Chapin on Maple Street

Mrs J F E Chapin and daughter hosted an informal lawn party last evening at their Maple Street home. A small group attended including Mr and Mrs J J Miller and families, Mr and Mrs Ira Fike, Mrs Maggie Miller, Mr and Mrs Warden Miller and families, and Mr and Mrs C J Pice and families. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed a pleasant gathering.

J. FE. Chapin J. J. Miller Familly C. J. Pice

Town Talk and Local Visits Highlight Iowa Weekend

J EF Williams and family stay at Clear Lake while S J Mallory spends the weekend in Des Moines. R K Belt leaves for a Des Moines business trip. Adah Wilbur heads to Clear Lake for an overnight visit. Mrs Helen W Gifford of Grinnell visits sister Mrs W C Logan at 11% Leland Ave. Ansil H Bailey of Platte S D visits uncle Justice Frank F Knapp and relatives. W H Hartquist of the Y M C A promotes boys camp at Waverly and urges early registration. Ole Anderson, previously in police court on various charges, is taken into custody for drunk and disorderly conduct, released to fees Monday at 9. M L Bowman leaves for Osceola Iowa to join an Alfalfa Special train running Burlington lines through rich farming districts. Waterlooans will speak along the route.

S. J. Mallory Des Moines RK. J. Belt Adah Wilbur Clear Lake Helen W. Gifford Grinnell W. C. Logan Leland Avenue Ansil H. Bailey Platte S. D Frank F. Knapp Ole Anderson Feos M. L. Bowman Osceola Ira Burlington Iowa Missour

Make-Up Stone Marks Grave of Ashtabula Editor Howells

In Jefferson Ohio a unique gravestone was placed for J A Howells veteran editor of the Ashtabula Sentinel. The marker is the old make-up stone used by Howells during his printer and editor days. William Dean Howells, the novelist and Howells brother, wrote a verse on the stone praising his friend. The boyhood of William Dean Howells was spent in the Sentinel office. their father also edited the paper.

Jefferson, O J. A. Howells Ashtabula Sentinel Howells Wiliam Dean Howells William Dean Howells The Sentinel William Dean

Sudden Warm Spell Grips Waterloo After Cool Week

Waterloo residents moved from heavy bedclothes to heat and scorching wind as an abrupt weather shift hit. Forecasters expect a brief heat wave and possible rain by morning with cooler conditions suggesting discomfort for Cedar River swimming tomorrow.

Waterloo Weather Bureau Cedar River

Picnic in Honor of Birthdays at Jefferson Street Home

Miss Florence Washburn and Owen Crittenden were honored guests at a birthday picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Crittenden on Jefferson Street. About twenty five old acquaintances attended, sharing memories and a 6 o clock picnic supper. Gertrude Jones baked Washburns cake and Genevieve Davidson baked Crittenden’s cake.

Florence Washburn Owen Crittenden G. R. Crittenden Jefferson Street Gertrude Jones Miss Washburn Genevieve Davidson Mr. Crittenden

Porter Killed and Others Injured in Wreck Near Macon

Two engine men, one fireman, and one passenger were injured, likely not fatally, in a head on collision of Southern railway passenger trains at Horton, near Macon, Georgia. A negro train porter was killed, apparently paralyzed by the onrushing speed and unable to throw a switch to pass a standing train. All the injured were taken to an Atlanta hospital.

Macon Horton Southern Railway Atlanta

Comiskey May Attend Games Tomorrow in City

Chicago White Sox owner Charles Comiskey may attend the double header tomorrow afternoon after traveling from Chicago to St Paul. He attended the Dubuque Quincy game yesterday and was invited by Manager Andrews to watch the games in the city.

Charles Comiskey Chicago White Sox Comisky Chicago St. Paul Dubuque Andrews

National Engine stock for sale below par by owner

Stock offered below par by private owner to raise cash. Needs prompt payment with cash or bankable paper. Located at 1000, care of Courier, addressed to Water loo institution seeking quick sale and transfer.

National Engine Company Waterloo

Picnic: Fast Side Defeated Wet Site in Ball Game

Two hundred United Commercial Travelers from east and west sides met at Cedar River park for a picnic and baseball game. East side won 9 to 6 by the seventh inning with players listed, amid a large turnout and a noon dinner supplied by the traveling men.

East Side United Commercial Travelers Westsiders West Side H. Paul J. Lucas Ed. Johnson R. Regert Ed. Held Arch McFarlane Lou Whitman Frank Jones Roy Peterson Bert Gilbert Alex. Kerr L. Shannon Lee Green Bob Rockholtz H. B. Chandler Bert Moore M. Brown J. T. Rock Bill Whicker Fred Pence Cedar River Park United Commercial

Ambassador comments on Mexican conflict and neutrality

The American ambassador notes bandits in Coahuila and Sonora under Carranza influence while downplaying any broad rebel center. He critiques foreign mediation ideas and Monroe doctrine conflicts, jokes about Bryan’s lectures, and says Del Vale’s ties to Bryan remain undisclosed. Secretary Bryan maintains neutrality enforcement with no immediate export permit changes for arms to Mexico.

Coahuila Carranza Central and South America Mexico John Barrett Pan-American Union

Presses Treaty With Nicaragua In Senate Session

Secretary Ruan and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee met in executive session on the Nicaragua protectorate but no conclusions were reached. A special session will hear Mr Bryan again as President Wilson backs ratification of a treaty to grant the United States an exclusive interoceanic canal route and naval bases in Fonseca Bay in return for a 3 million dollar payment.

Washington Ruan Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bryantl My. Brgan Wilson Nicaragua United States Bay of Fonseca

Blake's Surrender on the Mexican Frontier

Blake trudges through a dusty Mexican landscape after two days of travel to guard his paymaster duties for Laguis Mines. He encounters a wary ranch girl, shows weariness and resolve, and moves toward a nearby hacienda as a horseman rides away along a distant road.

Blake Laguis Mines Company Ths Frank Blake Mexico Ani

Blake Surrender at Ranch Hacienda in Mexican Encounter

Blake aids a distressed girl at a hacienda then rests in a straw bed while a plot unfolds. He wakes to confront the senorita who weaponizes commands then returns to the courtyard where Rebecca meets him with blushes and a hint of romance as rancher father greets the American visitor.

Blake Rio del Cuchillo Prudence Tebel Senor Senorita Dreas Feature Smith Laguna Mines Becky Rebecca States

Mulhall Breaks Under Strain at Senate Hearing

Washington D C July 246 Col M M Mulhall former chief lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers broke down before the senate investigating committee in a two week testimony. He pleaded for mercy saying he was exhausted and could not recall details. Tears flowed as he spoke about his wife and the recorded letters, then left briefly to regain composure before returning.

Washington, D. C Col. M. M. Mulhall National Association of Manufacturers Senate Mulhall Alfenista

Wenner Named Moose Delegate to Mooseheart Dedication

E J Wenner esq was elected accredited representative of Waterloo lodge No 38 to attend the Mooseheart dedication near Aurora Illinois. He will travel this evening for the exercises tomorrow and then proceed to Cincinnati for the national Moose convention. Local benefits from Mooseheart are expected to be modest at first with future Waterloo clergy being considered for vocational training opportunities.

BE. J. Wenner Waterloo Lodge No. 38 Mooseheart Aurora Ill Wenner Cincinnati Order Moose of Waterloo The Moose Ruth

Action Filed Against Husband in Waterloo Case

Mrs Ida Briggs filed a case against her husband James Briggs of Chicago formerly of Waterloo before Justice Harry E Tullar charging desertion and non support. She states she is destitute. Requisition papers may be needed to bring Briggs to Waterloo and an application will be made to Governor Wynne of Illinois. The defendant previously led Briggs Labor Saving Company in Waterloo.

Ida Briggs James &. Briggs Chicago Waterloo Harry E. Tullar Briggs Justice Tullar Wynne Illinois Briggs Labor Saving Company

Railroad Time Tables It Illinois Central R R East Bound

Rail schedule notes listing east bound trains from various Chicago area lines with stops at Ft Dodge Omaha Sioux City Minneapolis St Paul Albert Lea Rockford and Cedar Rapids and interurban routes Waterloo Cedar Falls and related connections, including departure and arrival times and service patterns.

Illinois Central R. R Minneapolis St. Paul Albert Lea Twin Cities Rockford Shell Rock W. C. F. & N. Interurban Waterloo Cedar Falls St Ation East Fourth Lafayette Streets Ugave Ave Glasgow Denver Waverly Gilbertville la Porte

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