Chicago Murder Spurs Call for Moral Training at Graduation
Father John Molloy urged that schools need religion to curb crime as he spoke to Our Lady of Victory academy graduates at St. Joseph's Church. He warned education alone trains only the mind and noted the Leopold and Loeb case as evidence against secular schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Franks
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Chicago
John M. Molloy
Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Joseph's Church
Hullman Sells Interest in Independence Dry Goods Firm
T C Hullman a former Bremer county newspaper man sold his stake in Hullman Hinrichs dry goods and house furnishings to George J Klotzbach of Manchester who was with Logan Dry Goods. Hullman once owned Washington County Press and later Waverly Democrat and edited Tripoli Leader. He may return to newspaper work or resume public accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
T. C. Hullman
Bremer County
Hullman & Hinrichs
George J. Klotzbach
Manchester
Klatzbach
Logan Dry Goods Company
Hullman
Washington County Press
The
Brankharts
Waverly Democrat
Tripoli Leader
158 Violators of City's Ordinances Arrested in May
One hundred fifty-eight violators of ely laws were accounted for by the police department during May according to the daily police court calendar. A year ago there were 199 arrests for misdemeanors. The police also took in a score of suspects on criminal charges, with speeders, traffic violators, drunks, and disorderlies close for leadership. There were 34 arrests for intoxication, including five charged with driving a Riot or vehicle while drunk. Speeders in court numbered 31, traffic regulation violators 30, and disorderlies 33. An alleged impersonator of a police officer completed the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Population moves steady in Waterloo last week
Waterloo reports immigration and emigration balanced with six newcomers and six removals. Transfer companies logged twenty nine address changes. New residents include A. Anderson at 627 Baltimore, S. W. Rich at 128 Edwards, Rob W. Winter at 1646 Fourth, John Bamford at 649 Seventh West, IV. Riggins at 600 Englewood, and T. L. Wheeler at 307 Walnut Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. Anderson
Baltimore
S. W. Rich
Edwards
Rob. W. Winter
John Bamford
Seventh West
IV. Riggins
Englewood
T. L. Wheeler
Waliut Court
Fire alarms and small blazes hit local homes and car
Fire damaged the home of Dr T As McManus at 108 Independence Avenue with attic ruin after a spark. A blaze at 623 Second Street West damaged a car owned by Mrs Af C Nauman with minor loss. A roof fire at 110 Mullan Avenue caused about 35 dollars in damage. Advertisement note urges insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. As McManus
Independence Avenue
Second Street
Af. C. Nauman
Clemmie Smith
Mullan Avenue
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Father Molloy
Ts Ave
Sints
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's
Mark Butterfield
Beatrica Massey
Dorothy Carroll
Vsyrine O'Connel
Mae Duffy
M'garet O'Connell
George Heath
Helen O'Toole
Gelores Jennings
Kmelda Reilly
Hilizabeth_ Lies
Dorothy Lynch
Clare Williams
Chissa M'Dermott
Father McKay
Virgin Mary
Christ
Jesus Christ
Mary
Jeremias
St. John
Archangel
Wartey
Mes
Hermann, Miller
L. E. Glaza CO
J.B
U. OF America
Veal Lectrical
Illinois
Dunois Central
Tlinois Central
Ilinois Central
C. H Markham
Tlinois
Iadeen
United States Rubber Company
U.S Jar
Adams Paper & Specialties Co
Waterloo, Towa
Amy
Wer ‘ Butterick Cook Book
Trad
Detroit
Yora Motor Company
M. Detroit
Repass Automobile Company
Ford Products
West Yark Ave
Cedar St
Town
Ford
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