Slain Couple in Oatya Like Dance At Villa Molrasio
Milan reports mounting evidence in the death of Mrs. ary Scott of Castle Charlton and possibly Porter Charlton. A peasant described the couple’s unusual behavior near Villa Molrasio, claiming they performed a feverish “dance of the devil” on the lawn, nearly naked, rolling and shouting. The procurator seeks clearer testimony amid gossip linking a young American and his wife to the mystery. Buy Chautauqua tickets offered at area outlets.
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Milan
Lamardy
Ary Scott
Castle Charlton
Porter Charlton
Puple
Villa Molrasio
Amerian
Gosip
Como
Spolatoff
Theussian
Lathrop Sues for Injunction Over Property and Water
Mrs. Rena R. Lathrop sues husband C. F. Lathrop in district court seeking an injunction to stop erection of a partition wall she says would cut off water and other public services. She notes a prior divorce suit for cruelty and a October 6 stipulation on property, giving her the homestead at 209 Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena R. Lathrop
C. F. Lathrop
Jefferson Street
Suits Heard in Justice Courts
Miss Ella Dunn sued Mr and Mrs William M Rose for forcible entry and retainer. The decision favored the plaintiff who owns a two story house in Westfield occupied by the defendants, seeking possession. In a second case Jens B Peteren sued Rock Island railroad and Colby Parker Transfer Line to locate a missing trunk or obtain damages. the case was continued to next Saturday.
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Ella Dunn
William M. Rose
J. E. Dempster
Miss. Dunn
Westfield
A. B. Switzer
Jens B. Peteren
Rock Island Railroad
Colby & Parker Transfer
Fat Men Haul Dray To Park For Big Street Event
A six ton dray was pressed into service to move the fat men’s ball team as crowds gathered. The piece also notes licenses and appointments including urban Van Valkenburgh as marshal nominee for Missouri and Edyard F. Rogenhardt as marshal pick.
Frank E Cain A Changed Man Aims for Spiritual Help
The Frank E Cain who was brutal under liquor and shot by an officer after a confrontation near Pine Street is now reported as sober and courteous in hospital. Doctors say his disposition has entirely changed, he expresses remorse, asks for a minister, and hopes to atone for past actions. The wound through the kidney and into the intestines remains serious but he is resting and cooperative. A note on a separate line mentions a sale of ladies shirt waists at 98c by The Boston Brokerage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EB. Cain
Cain
Pine Street
Frank E
Frank iCain
Frank Cain
Crain
Gertrude Orvis Sues for Divorce After Adultery Hearing
Gertrude Orvis files for divorce from her husband after his adultery case. She cites cruel and inhuman treatment, seeks no alimony, and requests to resume her maiden name Gertrude E. Burke. The couple wed in 1908 and the husband previously faced charges in Minnesota involving a sixteen year old girl.
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Gertrude
Orvis
Minnesota
Eva Spiker
St. Cloud
Minn
Dinneen
Welch
Miss Spikers
Gertrude E. Burke
Delay on Corporation Tax Postponed to January First
Washington June 14 Senator Cullom introduced a joint resolution to postpone payment of the corporation tax until January 1 next, due to the Supreme Court delay in ruling its constitutionality. The measure, referred to the committee, is opposed by Taft and Attorney General Wickersham. If enacted it would require certificates totaling 25 million dollars to cover treasury obligations. Holtz defeats Memsic in ten rounds in Minneapolis. Jimmie Holtz of Minneapolis knocks out or defeats Mike Memsic with a battered face and cuts.
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Washington
Cultom
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Holtz
Memsic
Minneapolis
Minn
Jim
Mie Holtz
Mike Memsic
Chicago
Memaick
Fourteenth Annual Pharmaceutical Alumni Convention Held
The University of Towa held the fourteenth annual Pharmaceutical Alumni association convention with President A. N. Brown of Missouri Valley delivering the address. A special sale of Indies' blet waists occurred at The Borton Brokerage Co. opposite The Fitts.
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Towa
City
Evening Press
The
Pharmaceutical Alumni Association of the
University of Towa
Pres. A. N. Brown
Missouri Valley
Borton Brokerage Co
Iowa Labor convention opens in Waterloo hall
The eighteenth annual Iowa State Federation of Labor convened in Waterloo at 10 am with 160 delegates. President W. J. Brayton led the session as Rev. J. A. Brink and Rev. Robert Brown addressed unity and progress in labor. Welcome by B. F. Swisher praised Waterloo's hospitality.
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Iowa State Federation of Labor
Bickley , Hall
Iowa
W. J. Brayton
Waterloo Central Labor Union
Brayton
J. A. Brink
Waterloo Carpenter
Swisher
Robert Brown
Brown
A. L. Urick
Des Moines
State Federation of Labor
Waterloo
Strief
E. G. Pullen
L. O. Pouchot
D. J. Hemmy
Keokuk
Des Moines Building Trades Council
Waterloo Building Trades Council
Urick
Elis
Bickley Hall
Chautauqua Park
Isbor
Hogs and sheep markets show mixed early strength
Chicago June 14 hogs opened strong to five cents higher with mixed and butchers sellers at 9.26 to 9.50 for top classes while rough heavy and light ranges also listed. Sheep opened weak then closed steady with native and western sections bidding 3.50 to 9.00 for lambs and yearlings, and notable receipts anticipated for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Moe
Texas
Cash Wheat and Corn Prices in New York Markets
Prices for cash wheat range from No 3 red at 1.02 to No 3 H W at 0.88 with various grades listed. Cash corn shows several denominated values and color grades, while cash oats and standard figures appear. New York close for wheat is 9.94 for July, with Louis close at 9.04 for July. New York Stock Exchange quotes include New York Central at 24.78 and Canadian Pacific at 22.0. Anaconda small, with other entries noted.
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H. W
New York
Stark Exchange
New York Central
Vorhees Funeral Rites Planned in Walker and Waterloo
The funeral for Eugene M. Vorhees, who died Sunday at Walker, will be held Wednesday. Masons will conduct the Walker service and accompany the body to Waterloo for burial in Fairview cemetery. In Waterloo Grace M E church service at 10 a.m. will be led by Rev. BE Hull and Rev. Culver, with relatives arriving from Walker this evening. HELD TO GRAND JURY Fletcher is bound over on breaking and entering charges at the J P Hummel farm. Martin Overby and John Bebee discharged. Mrs Biemann aided the sleuthing by watching him from nearby and signaling when he reentered the basement.
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EM. Vorbees
Eugene M. Vorhees
Walker
Masons of
Waterloo
Fairview Cemetery
Grace M. E. Church
BE. D. Hull
Mr. Culver
Sylvester Fletcher
Martin Overby
John Bebee
Fletcher
Henry Biemann
J. P. Hummel
Biemann
Taft May Miss Graduation
Washington June 14 The president may miss his son's graduation next week if congressional business lasts longer than planned. Resources say he will not depart for New Haven Sunday night unless pressure eases.
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Taft
Washington
New Haven
Town Talk Highlights Local News And Social Notes
Summer days bring typical weather as corn grows while residents return from visits in Buchanan county and Dubuque. A newlywed couple, Mr and Mrs J D Knapp, plan a refined home in the city. A Rock Island train damaged a gate at a crossing with no injuries. Ruth Cusack departs for Waterloo for a summer job. Westminster churchwomen meet with Miss Elen Kirkpatrick sharing mountain-work in Sadua North Carolina. A false alarm about a Red Cedar park game unsettles Waterloo real estate men. West siders prep for baseball practices and batting eye improvements.
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Delwelh Register
Ruth Cusack
Waterloo
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nathan Worthey
Fourth Street
West
Elen Kirkpatrick
Sadua
N. C
Waterloo East
Red Cedar Park
West Siders
East Siders
Movement to boost Des Moines college grows statewide
Des Moines Iowa June 14 Evening Press reports the second annual effort to promote Des Moines college expanded this morning as part of a statewide campaign. Local leaders and supporters gathered to outline plans to increase enrollment, funding, and regional access to higher education.
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Des Moines
Evening Press
Des Moines College
Pastors Committee Meeting Plans College Attendance
About five members from across the state attended the pastors' committee meeting which opened at nine o'clock to lay plans for boosting college attendance. Officers were elected with Rev. G. R. Mitchell Shenandoah as president and Rev. C. L. Tsiey Center ville James McGee Marshalltown BE. C. Wright Sac City Roy Barrett Burlington as vice presidents along with Rev. W. J. Fowle Ames as secretary.
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G. BR. Mitchell
Shenandoah
Clt. Tsiey
Center=ville
James McGee
Marshalltown
BE. C. Wright
Sac City
Roy Barrett
Burlington
W. J. Fowle
Ames
Wanted Young Bookkeeper and Penman in Courier Office
Wanted advertisement seeks a young experienced bookkeeper and rapid accurate penman for a steady position. Apply at once to the Manager, Courier office.
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Courier Office
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Dale Snyder
Joldie K. Richardson
Vivian Saylor Kline
Riceville
Sharles CG. Lynch
Waverly
Irs
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Way
Frank E. Cain
Min
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Boston
Sycamore St
Gertrude Orvi Sues
BOR
der Schiel
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Choice
Lonsdale
Musl
Richardson & Larrabee
Chicago Board of Trade
Lamson Bros. & Co
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Pennsylvania
St. Pande
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Car and Foundry
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Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Kansas
Turkey
Wellington
Aristos
Red Turk
Colin Bros
Yelliow
T. Louis Close
Boston Brokerage Co
Syvamore St
W. M. Robe
Buchanan County
Charles Brose, Jr
Byron
Dubuque
Louis Wendt
Bluff Street
J. D. Knapp
Equitable
Commercial Street
Knapp
Daisy B. Jones
Faribault, Minn
Rock Island
Great Western
Waterloo Loan Co
Express Co
Indy
Frank T. Bentley
Court House
H. F
J. E. Minteer
Dysart
Tracy
Night Watchman
Inguira
Waterloo Malleable Iron Works
Allen St
Peek
Bath
Fifth Street
Washington St
Randolph St
A. W. Peverill
Moir St
Western Ave
Bath and Hall
Oak Ave
C. B
Waterloo Savings Bank
Savings Bank
West Side
Emmons Johnson
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