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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1914

Page

7

Prisons, Industry and Fire Losses in Iowa Times

Warden McClaughry criticizes bias against inmate produced goods while noting the Anamosa quarry supplies crushed stone for county roads and an incident with a railroad firm over stone freight. Incendiarism reports lag behind past years and Rock Island company structures face scrutiny under new laws. Des Moines street railway franchise tensions rise as public utilities reforms loom, while separate notes report a Clinton engineer’s death, West Council Bluffs robberies, Nashua homecoming dates, and growing civic unease.

Des Moines McClaughry Anamosa Reformatory Anamosa MecQlaughry Chicago, Anamosa and Northern Railroad Iowa Roe Sioux City Mount Pleasant Rock Island Railroad Industrial Commission Rock Island Town Industrial Commission Insurance Commissioners Des Moines Street Railway Public Utilities Commission

Unusual Case: Man Survives Six Months With Broken Neck

Muscatine July 25. After six months with a broken neck, Imbo of Muscatine died at Bellevue hospital yesterday. The internationally noted case drew wide attention as one of the most unusual modern surgical cases. The man suffered a vertebral dislocation when he fell last winter. He still lived after the injury prior to his death.

Muscatine Imbo Bellevue Hospital Iman

Dope Use Accusations Shadow Linn County Suit

Henry Hersh sues Dr W A York in Linn County Iowa for 11750 alleging morphine and other drugs were given to ease pain and caused a morphine habit. He says treatments began in 1909 with up to 12 doses weekly at 1.50 to 2.50 each and led to hospital costs and a sanatorium bill. Des Moines notes work on workers compensation insurance costs and calls for rate reductions after classifying accident reports.

Cedar Rapids Henry Hersh Linn County W. A. York Lisbon Hersh York

Iowa Militia Doctors Seek War Assignment

Major David S. Fairchild Jr. of Canton and Major Donald Macrae Jr. of Council Bluffs, Iowa National Guard medical staff, have cablegrammed Adj. Gen. Logan in Des Moines seeking permission to join the Austrian army medical staff amid tensions with Serbia. Logan has asked Washington for consent to issue the order to the guard surgeons.

Des Moines David S&s. Fairchild, Jr Canton Donald Macrae, Jr Council Bluffs Iowa National Guard London Eng Adj Guy BE. Logan Servia Logan War Department Washington National Guard Fairchild and Macrae

Drowned Man in Missouri Bayou and Iowa Election Probe

In Onawa, Stanley Smith aged 22 drowned in a Missouri river bayou after swimming with friends near Maple Landing. Dr. Thompson aided as efforts to revive failed. In Council Bluffs, Attorney General Cosson told a special grand jury he will stay on the election frauds probe, joined by John Fletcher and Bidwell. Stillwell presides as foreman amid collusion rumors.

Onawa Stanley Smith Missouri River Maple Landing Thompson K Ig Council Bluffs aAttorney Cosson John Fletcherland Bidwell Department of Justice Stillwell

Convict Captured Hurting Parole Hopes

Des Moines July 28 Convict Frank Johnson from Anamosa reformatory is captured at Grand Tasle, after escaping from an Ames road camp. The parole board, visiting Anamosa, considered his case. Sentenced to ten years from Shelby county for attempting to blow a lumber company safe, he has fourteen months remaining. The new law adds five years to his sentence, ending his parole chances.

Des Moines Frank Johnson Anamosa Reformatory Grand Tslatel Ames Board of Parole Anamosa Shelby County Green Bay Lumber Company Falitteen Montis

Another Attempt to Oust Mayor in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids July 28. An effort to oust Mayor Ruth over Sunday baseball is being considered by the group behind last year’s ouster bid, which failed after the supreme court ruled Sunday baseball not illegal. L M Kratz, a key organizer, says he has asked Governor Clarke and Attorney General Cosson for action. County Attorney Guy Linville doubts new proceedings will succeed, noting the court previously left the status undecided and the mayor may lawfully refrain only if advised otherwise.

Cedar Rapids Ruth Supreme Court L. M. Kratz Clarke Cosson Guy Linville Linville

Waverly Notes and Social Round from July Day

Waverly July 28 locals report Lawrence Murhy of Chicago spent Sunday at the Seltig home. Jess Blaiser is home after a two weeks' vacation from isolated at the post office. Mrs. B C Freeman of Shell Rock was in town on business yesterday. Mrs. T C Nash of Waterloo plans to locate in Waverly soon and was here with her father to seek a home site. Miss Rose MrLeer, visiting relatives for weeks, leaves tomorrow for Stilwater Minnesota, accompanied by Mrs. Geo Linet and son Hiram who will remain.

Waverly Lawrence Murphy Chicago Seltig Jess Blaiser Wost B.C. Freeman Shell Rock T. C. Nash Waterloo Rose MrLeer Stilwater Minn Geo. Linet and Son Hiram

Poslam Quick Heal for Worst Eczema Ad From Era

Poslam claims rapid relief for eczema with daily use, promising itch stopping and skin improvement toward a clear, healthy appearance. The ad touts Poslam soap, priced at 24 and 1 1/2 cents, and directs readers to Emergency Laboratories at 32 West 28th Street, New York.

Poslawn de Intendet Vostam Postam

Local notes on visits injuries and travel from Waverly area

Miss Martha Fischer returned home after a few days in Manchester. Kothe suffered a foot wound from a rusty nail raising fear of blood poisoning. Florence and Eleanor Brown depart Cedar Rapids after visiting Waverly relatives. Tank building work continues under intense heat. Louise Schuknecht visited Waterloo yesterday. Verne Gettaix ill with a sick fist. Mr Walker ex-conductor of the C R L B visited friends. Sather Daniels spent Sunday at Clear Lake. Mrs A Wright of Terra Haute Ind left after weeks here visiting relatives, with stops at Marengo and Springfield. Mr and Mrs Moore back from Des Moines and Mitchelville after weekend trip. Lynn Lust recovering from pneumonia. Gertrude Lenins of Independ spent week with Mrs John Hate of Uhl City.

Martha Fischer Manchester Kothe Florence Eleanor Brown Cedar Rapids Petwih Louise Schuknecht Waterloo Verne Gettaix Mr Walker ROL & BL Ssther Daniels Clear Lake A. Wright Terra Hatte Ind Marengo Springfield

Dubuque Man Celebrates 101st Birthday Pioneer Resident

Henry Vogeli of Dubuque marks his 101st birthday today after nearly seventy-five years in the city. Born July 28, 1813 in Switzerland, he spent his life in farming and hospitality, remained active until age 95, and only recently retired to St Anthony's Home for the Aged while continuing to pay his way.

Dubuque Tat Henry Vogeli Nimety Switzerland America Wubuque Eberhardt Hemmi Mercy Hospital Henmmi St. Anthony’s Vogeli

What Thin Folks Should Do to Gain Weight

Thousands suffer from excessive thinness and weak digestion but a newly discovered regenerative force called Sargol may help. Endorsed by physicians, it claims to increase nourishment, build flesh, and strengthen nerves within a month. Joder Pharmacy and other druggists report high demand for Sargol.

Joder Pharmacy

Five Miles Tran Nevey Lew Outside In Dubuque County

Fragmentary text describes a location near Dubuque County with unclear context and numbers. Readable elements mention five miles and a person or place name, but essential facts remain obscured.

Dubuque

Kidney Pain Warns Gentle Reminders To Diet

An old health remedy page advises that kidney discomfort signals overworked kidneys from heavy meat diets. It promotes drinking four tablespoons of a grape acid salt solution nightly to cleanse the kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder weakness, sold by H. W. Taggart.

Anes H.W. Taggart

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