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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1922

Page

8

Grand Opera Film to Visualize Parsifal in Screen

Chicago reports J Han cock Harlow of Chicago Standard Cinemas announces a grand opera on screen project. Parsifal will be staged with synchronized acting and music, four hours long, with city concerts in larger towns and piano records in smaller ones. If successful, more operas may follow.

Chicago Grand Opera Famation Pictures J. Hancock Harlow Chicago Standard Cinemas Arlow George Loans Tucker Richard Wagner Harlow

Railroad Guard Held as Murderer in Iowa

Creston Iowa July 29 a coroner s jury inquest found Kay Blodgett was slain by shots fired by J R Sears a railroad guard A first degree murder charge was filed against Sears by Sheriff Collings Sears is jailed at Red Oak awaiting arraignment Indictment likely after the August grand jury convenes and the widow and three children attended the inquest with George McCloud the principal witness who survived injuries

Creston Kay Blodgett J. R. Sears Sears Collings Adam Pickett Justice of the Peace George McCloud Blodgett James G. McKee

Fuel Commission Not Named in Waterloo

No word on appointment of a Waterloo fuel commission. Uncertain if 1919 strike era members will be reappointed. Previous wartime commissioners were Sedgwick Graham Northey and Tuthill, whose chairmanship affected Sedgwick’s health. he died soon after. Delegates Bryant Simpson and Young had represented Waterloo dealers. Charles Webster has summoned coal users to a Des Moines conference on Aug 1, but locals have not received letters.

Waterloo J. E. Sedgwick J. M. Graham F. L. Northey J. 8. Tuthill Sedgewick

Mrs Lichty Heads Iowa Pythian Sisters

At Mason City the state meeting of the Pythian Sisters closed with Margaret Lichty of 1001 Randolph Street elected grand manager of Iowa. She reports the educational fund grew, enabling $15,000 in educational work, six loans to needy boys and girls for college, and her prior service as grand protector. She has been with the order 22 years and led Waterloo temple for three years.

Pythian Sisters Mason City Margaret Lichty Randolph Street Iowa

Famed athlete to enter ministry at Oxford church

Lewiston Me July 29 Ray Baker a nationally known runner and holder of the state and New England two mile records will become pastor of the Congregational church at Oxford Me He plans to run an exhibition two mile race at the Belfast celebration and stay in shape for the 1923 Los Angeles track meet against top American and European runners while serving in the pulpit

Lewiston Ray Baker New England Bates College Congregational Church Oxford Belfast Los Angeles Cal America Europe

Marriage Licenses in Waterloo Area

George W. Garter of Waterloo weds Esther Ludtke of Waterloo Emmet Jiminez of Waterloo to Mary Kalitz of Waterloo and Daniel Ggnagy of Waterloo weds Barbara Walker of Waterloo in a Waterloo district ceremony.

George W. Garter Waterloo Esther Ludtke Emmet Jiminez Mary Kalitz Daniel G. Gnagy Barbara. Walker

Heavens in August Observes Four Brigit Planets and Vega

The Columbia University Observatory notes August offers excellent observing with four bright planets visible near the western horizon Venus Saturn and Jupiter and Mars low in the south east near Antares Vega dominates the sky overhead as a prime beacon in Lyra while the Ring Nebula near Gamma Lyrae draws telescopes and discussions on stellar distances and precession.

Ior Venus Sasarn Jupiter Mars Antares Jno Yuniter Saturn Vega Lyra Strins Orpheus Hades Rees Plato L&h Hercules Vera Klar Pegasus Andromeda Cetus Perseus Uranus Wil- Mam . Herschel

Germans Expect American Gold to Fill Up Coffers

Berlin reports a summer influx of American travelers with estimates of up to 100,000 visitors. The Acht Uhr Blatt notes possible $40,000,000 in American spending over four weeks per traveler, extending a boost to German exchange rates and foreign stock purchases. Berths for Hamburg and Bremen ships are sold out, with about 3,000 first and second class passengers weekly, and total German arrivals projected at 33,000 within 11 weeks, a figure described as a minimum.

International News Wire Berlin Germany Hamburg-American Line North German Lloyd Hamburg Bremen Europe Holland France Denmark New York Sam

Turtle Racing Becomes Ohio Camp Favorite Sport

Cincinnati July 29 Turtle racing is a popular activity at Kroger Hills camp near Terrace Park as children enter turtles in creeks and cheer their progress. Races span up to 200 feet and take close to an hour, with many entries and turtle jockeys guiding them to the finish. Names imitate famed racehorses such as Morvich Whisk Away Exterminator Miss Joy and Firebrand.

Cincinnati Kroger Hills Terrace Park

Outlook in Il o Business Bright

The Waterloo Concrete corporation at 1700 Water Street, Waterloo, bought machinery from Eldredge Steel Gate of Waverly to produce concrete stave silo components, steel barn gates, concrete silo roofs, doors, ladders, and metal hardware. Founder Eldredge started making farm gates 15 years ago. Trost, the Waterloo president, says sales are 100 percent higher than last year as the plant expands.

Eldredge Steel Gate Company Waverly Waterloo Concrete Corporation W. B. Trost R. J. Eldredge Hldridge Trost Waterloo Otto J. Platte

Soaking Rain Dampens Iowa Soil After Thunder Shower

A tropical rain fell quietly this morning across the state section, soaking soil after a brief night thundershower. About half an inch of moisture was recorded during the morning downpour, with 11 rainy days this month totaling 41.74 inches of precipitation by 7 am. July 1902 saw 11 to 12 inches of rain, the heaviest for that month in Iowa.

Iowa

211 New Passenger Cars and 13 Trucks Registered in July

In Black Hawk county through July autos sold are shown on the license records of new cars in the county treasurer’s office. By last evening 211 new cars and 14 new trucks had been registered this month, with July purchases valued at about $147,700 at an average price of $800 per car. The latest record issued for 1922 at the treasurer’s office was 9,439.

Black Hawk County el Madigan Trey

Wife and Father Seek Pardon for McBain Murderer

Cedar Falls report notes petitions circulated by Karl McBain's wife and father seeking a pardon for the convict of murder. McBain escaped Fort Madison after conviction, was at large for years, and captured recently. While a fugitive he reportedly lived an exemplary life.

Cedar Falls Karl McBain McBain Fort Madison

Compensation act ruling report held erroneous

A letter to Wenner and Mosfer from J M Maddock Bedford Indiana contends a Red Oak dispatch claiming Judge Woodruff held the workmen's compensation law applies to Iowa farmers is wrong. The attorney explains the case involved a granite worker and did not affect farmers or farm laborers.

Wenner & Mosfer J. M. Maddock Bedford Red Oak Woodruff Iowa Haddock

Monument worker injured in car crash near Red Oak

Frank Spurgeon, an employee of Iowa and Missouri Granite Works, was injured while returning from Red Oak with his employer Jamies Salter. Spurgeon sustained a broken arm. the incident involved several others and occurred during monument sorting work.

Iowa & Missouri Granite Works Frank Spurgeon Owas Whttel Red Oak Jamies Salter Spurgeon

Fragmentary Notice With Mixed Local Details

A garbled report describes police investigation into horse tied near gardens and a claim about owners moving into the city. It mentions herring, Som pensi, and Girl Scouts, with six million children born yearly in China and a reference to Ankeny.

Tor Pe- Hce yCssia Girl Scouts Ferday Ankeny China

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OPERA Chicago Film Wagner Fuel Commission M. Lichty Dr.c.a Brainin The Columbia University Observatory Stat TSI Clock Auguer Serpens Kerge Globe Trotters Ohio Compensation Act Towa C. M St. P. Ry. Co Dubuque, Iowa United States Labor Board Dubuque Loney First National Bank First National A. Marsh M. Place Will A. Lane Eee Detroit FORD Lincoln Repass Automobile Co Ford and Fordson West Park Avenue Cedar Street
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