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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1914

Page

6

Greeks Rebel Against Padrone System at Cement Plant

Four years of Greek workers at the Lehigh Portland Cement plant report extortion via fake rate tickets tied to imaginary origins. Mason City authorities say $5,000 to $6,000 may have been taken. one man swore information before Justice Kimball. The padrone allegedly used raffles and even offered a wife as a prize to coerce purchases. workers finally spoke out, prompting discharges and investigations.

Mason City Lehigh Portland Cement Kimball John Juntas Join Juntas Tate

Fatal Accident On Deck As Pump Jack Breaks Neck

The morning job on the deck saw Mr Brooke planing to lay new pipe when a pump jack box slipped on the surface. The jack lever toppled, striking Brownell on the neck and causing fatal injuries. Brooke sustained minor cuts but avoided serious harm, while the incident halted work.

Job Mr. Brooke Brooke Brownell

Robbery of Yellowstone Park Tourists Stuns Stage Lines

In Gardiner Montana on July 30 two men held up stage coaches carrying 165 passengers along routes near Spring Creek canyon and Old Faithful. About $3,000 was stolen as a single robber acted at each stop, with a lookout nearby. One robber fired the gun while the other watched. L. M. Brett’s force tracks the bandits toward Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Rewards totaling $500 were offered for capture. Passengers named include Mrs. S. P. Kidder of Madison Wisconsin and Frank Bale of Davenport Iowa, among others.

Gardiner Mont Yellowstone Park Spring Creek Canyon Old Faithful Lion. Co L. M. Brett Drackson Hole Wyoming S. P. Kidder Madison Wis Martin Rutkowski Milwaukee Frank Bale Davenport Russell Bale H. 7. Baldwin Joplin JT J. Gawley Kansas City

Mew Z-Ray Melt Steel Inventor Claims Discovery

St Louis July 30 Bernays Johnson inventor of a wireless telephone and muffler for wireless masts says he has harnessed a Z ray an isolation and intensification of caloric in magnetic repulsion. The ray would melt steel when directed at it and drive metal objects away from a target. He credits an accidental discovery during experiments on transmitting power without wires.

St. Louis Bernays Johnson Mr. Johnson

For Sale and Rent Ads Slip From Old Yor Town

Moving to California and selling goods at low prices. Cabinets, rockers, parlor set, desks, rugs, gas stoves. Furnished rooms for housekeeping near 7th and Lafayette. Board and rooming house business for sale. Rentals on Fremont and West Wellington. New boat and tent for sale. Furniture sale with large discounts from Joe Raymond at 225 E. Fifth Street. Cash favored.

California J. B. Woods 8Th St 7Th and Lafayette Sts West Side Fremont St West Wellington Por Joe Raymond E. Fith St. Ard P.O. Tories

Two Glendale Farmers Killed by Fast Train

Glendale residents Herbert Briggs and Earl Murphy, both farmers near Glendale, were killed instantly yesterday when their wagon hauling grain was struck by the Burlington Chicago Limited a half mile east of Glendale. The threshing crew was nearby as the horses crossed the track and were struck as the engine crashed into the wagon, throwing the men to either side and destroying the wagon.

Glendale Herbert Briggs Earl Murphy Burlington Chicago Limited Glensdale

Exchange courtesies among boards and clubs in city

Members of the Board of Trade and Commercial club in this city have been extended courtesies of the Iowa City Commercial club. Secretary E L Browning of the Iowa City club forwarded the notice to Secretary Van Vleck and expressed the hope the exchange would foster pleasant associations. The ad notes Man's Enemy at Crystal Theatre and includes a string of light jokes and ad snippets from various papers.

Board of Trade Towa City

Bankers See War Boost to American Business

New York July 30 bankers including Auerian A. Barton Hepburn chairman of Chase National Bank said a general European war could aid American trade. He noted limited American securities abroad and suggested foreign investment would seek U.S. assets, boosting grain and crop exports, while a wartime boom would strain credit and labor temporarily.

New York A. Barton Hepburn Chase National Bank Hepburn United States Russian Empire America England Axel T. Preyer Berlin Austria Germany Russia Belgium

Is It Beer or Malt? In Court Over Office Bore Liquor

A person in a city office faces a charge after a bore in the office allegedly contained liquor purchased from a standkeeper at Fifth and Lafayette streets. The accused claims the liquid is malt, while the purchaser says it is intoxicating liquor. Justice Krupp is presiding.

Fifth and Lafayette Eatreets Fof. Krupp

Hazleton Area News Briefs Include Tragic Death and Local Happenings

The village reports a murder in progress as Mrs Theresa Hare is killed on July 18. Several residents travel for vacation and family visits. Scouting outings, ministerial meetings, and funerals are noted. Local families attend picnics, inspect cattle shipments, and remember Harrison Gardiner of Abbott Pennsylvania who died July 28.

Will Bram Finch Howard Canple Ida Jessie Finch Littleton Will Hidman Harrison Gardiner Abbott, Ta Gardiner Erdman Anna Keifstenk State Normal School St. Cloud, Minn George Millhouse

Lightning Hits Barn at E Yerkes Farm in Vinton

A barn east of town at the 8 E Yerkes farm burned after a lightning strike Monday afternoon. No livestock were inside, and insurance will cover the structure and contents.

Vinton Schlotfelt Lucy Wood Tom Wood Monda Wood Ww. S. Bassett Hugh Mossman Waterloo Attar Mobile W. F. Harper Bert Harper Del‘wein Spirit Lake

Illnesses and Personal News From Clarksville in July

Summer grippe and catarrhal fever are widespread in Clarksville with several serious cases. Mrs Harry Lodge was alert last week. Matt Carter was bedbound. Willie Sinram operated on for appendicitis at home. Charley Ransom suffers severe jumbago. J B Wickman had a stroke affecting his right side. Mrs R R had a mild paralysis. Mrs Jessie Wamsley in intense rheumatic pain. Mrs Mary Shaw returned to Melbourne after a month with relatives following Milas Shaw's burial. A birth occurred to Vern Crosby on July 22, a girl. Albert Jenny and family welcomed Edith.

Clarksville Iarry Lodge Matt Carter Willie Sinram Henry Sinram Charley Ransom J. B. Wickman R. R. Took Jessie Wamsley Mary Shaw Melbourne Milas Shaw Vern Croby Albert Jenny Ian Herbert Edith

Bank Clearings and Real Estate Transfers Summary

Bank clearings show a weekly total of 1,143,280.78 for the period with prior figures in the 1.4 million range and a year-ago reference near 1.1 million. Real estate activity includes transfers and deeds totaling 10,615 for the week ending July, mortgage totals 60,125 with prior week 27, 10,584.42. Charters mortgages list 66 for the week ending July 28, with the following week at 913, 24, 89,008.78. Total instruments to date reach 4,218 versus 4,198 last year, an increase of 18.

Town Talk on Visit of Chicago Women in 1920s era

Local notes describe Mrs Leni Lathe of Chicago and Mrs Beak Beck visiting with families including Tantiva of Marblehead. Reports mention gatherings at Riverside and St Francois hill, a card party, and plans for a boat trip to Maddenvill, with later trips to Meatavist and Drother of Mrs Linde.

Sewer Dusloesa Mantterk Meg Leni Lathe Chivage Mir Beak Beck Alona Hielaurit Ddtughfey Tantiva Marbrdaike Vine Seherauerfort Ladage Atri Ladage End Mies Maddonville Lindewer

Bay to Get 157.50 For Part of Finger

John A. Kildy of Des Moines, secretary of a workers association, arranged compensation for a missing finger case at the Uilel- Reid factory. The injured worker will receive half wages, $5.25 per week, for 80 weeks under a workingmen's compensation act. Attorney Waller Wrench acts as trustee for the funds.

Bay Juirtlak John A. Kildy Des Moines Binjdoyers Mutual Canny Assoriaition

Psion of Gromerry Clerks Numbus 41 Meeting Notes

The Labor Temple hosts the second meeting of the Psion of Gromerry Clerks Union with 84 charter members. Officers elected include Harman Held as president Ernest Arns and Ed N. Mosher as vice presidents Frank O. Greig as secretary and treasurer Terry Schneider as recording secretary Ja A. Peterson as guide Roy Steward as doorkeeper and Bart Lewis Ira Coonrod and C. Wika as trustees. Delegates Charles Fleming Vern Bellin Howard Woolman Harman Held and C. Green named to the Central Labor Union. An upcoming Labor Day celebration is planned with more joiners. last week 62 joined, 22 more came in this meeting.

Labor Temple He Elty Ne Ounion Harman &. Held Ernest Arns Ed T N. Mosher Frank O. Greig Therry Schneider Ja. A. Peterson Roy Steward Bart Lewis Ira Coonrod C. Wika Charles Fleming Vern Bellin Howard Woolman Harman Held C. Green Central Labor Union

Potter Among Candidates for Bank Reserve Board

Washington July 20 Ho ward A Potter a Chicago businessman and banker was being considered today by President Wilson for a seat on the federal reserve board to fill the vacancy caused by the withdrawal of Thes D Jones. It was said definitely that the president had not yet decided but that Potter W Fenton and Chas G Dawes were under consideration.

Washington, D. C Howard A. Potter Chicago Wilson Federal Reserve Board Thes. D. Jones Mr. Potter W. Fenton Chas. G. Dawes

Hunting For His Benefactor In The Wake Of Stroke

Christopher Cumins, a year old, seeks the name of the unknown benefactor who saved him from death after a fall. A passerby rushed to his aid and comforted him, prompting inquiries into the person who rescued him and the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Christopher Cumins Wellington Buel Phil Iveatie Wasiton Jiack Cunenits Ove Pune Ciimbring

Waterton store owners plan large fall purchases

The Waterton store at Fourth and Water streets plans major advance orders for the fall stock. Ol. Falan, head of the firm, says the dry goods house sees general prosperity and has decided to make substantial purchases for the coming months. Executives like Fleming and Hass will travel to New York for market conferences while others remain in Waterloo to oversee operations.

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VIMEHANS Association Meeting Planned at Chautauqua Market

The Winek bMawk County Veteran's distribution law completes arrangements for a meeting on August 12 at Chautauqua. Col William Reranid will preside. Delegates from the Grand Army of the Republic Spanish American War Veterans Association and auxiliaries will participate. Other offices for the coming year will be elected.

Winek bMawk County Chautauqua

Card of Thanks for Mrs Benjamin Whitgell’s Death

Acknowledges friends neighbors and the nurse in charge for assistance Elven during the long illness of Mrs. Benjamin Whitgell who died July 26. The families GC BL Schermerhorn extend gratitude for tender ministrations and kind sympathy and floral contributions.

Benjamin Whitgell Schermerhorn

Thousands Attend James Black Dry Goods Co Sale

The James Black Dry Goods Co hosted a memorial remnant sale drawing thousands, with Waterloo residents and visitors filling the new store. James Graham said crowds exceeded any prior event in the store’s history, underscoring the store’s popularity and the ample accommodations of the new building.

James Black Dry Goods Co Waterloo Jame Graham Simiar Allie

Weekend Gathering for Muscatine Residents at Cedar River Park

Mrs Lara Wadler and her daughter Gladys of Muscatine plan a weekend visit to the Matthew Westrate home on Clay Street. A picnic for former Muscatine residents is set for Saturday afternoon at Cedar River Park, followed by a Sunday event with Gladys Wadler at Walnut Street Baptist Church.

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Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Voices Female Recovery

Mrs H E Mason of Morehead Tenn reports relief from female weakness displacement and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The advertisement praises the tonic’s virtue for nearly forty years and invites women to write for confidential advice from Lynn Mass.

Murfreesboro Tenn Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham H. E. Mason S. Spring St., Morefreeabovo Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Con Dential Lynn Mass Yoman

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