Vacancy in Tenth Judicial District Prompting Bar Meeting
Attention of attorneys focuses on the vacancy in the tenth judicial district comprising Grundy Black Hawk Buchanan and Delaware counties. With two judges dead and one resigned, Governor appointed replacements and the bar association may name a candidate. Two elections occur this year necessitating judicial conventions and delegates from county conventions. Names mentioned include J. B Newman Cedar Falls J. W Kutke A B Lovejoy and others. Sentiment may shape a definite candidate later.
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Attornere
Grundy
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Deleware
JagRe Cw
J. FE
Mullan
G. Wiedard
Is Stiles
Manchester
Black Hawk County Bar Association
Nomr
Black Wowk
Waterloo
J. 13. Newman
Cedar Falls
7. W. Kutkle
A. B. Lovejoy
Courtright
Birdsall
C. J. Rudolph
J. S. Tuthill
J. W. Williamson
Grundy Center
Roy Conk
Independence
Messioneman
Arbuckle
Larejor
Funeral services held for late Judge John E Williams
Services for John E Williams district court judge who died after months of illness were conducted at the family home by Rev F W Court of First M E church. Interment was in Ellywood cemetery with active pallbearers and district court former judges among those attending, including the Black Hawk County Bar association.
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John E. Williams
District Court
F. W. Court
H. I. Speicher
H. Keicher
Newell
Street
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Waterloo Cemetery
Jesup
J. Jesup
Biss Blanche Burrell
Lstate University
Iowa City
Iyweak
G. I Marah
Osage
Ster
A. A. Traiton
Marjorie Burnette
Waterloo
W. W. Blasier
A. M. Young
K. Liger
Norfolk
Nob
Wilkinson
W.mcmiman
Alyttle
Minn
Bits
Wilbert Anger
Robert Roeland
168Th Infantry
Rainbow Division
Clarona McMartin
Castalia
Heinan
Ard Mra
Elwiek
Upperstown Universe
Velma
EL Proctor
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
D. J. Haxlin
Chenega
F. W. Harris
FL Ladies' Aid
Stanley
Treath
Trediwin Bay
Clifford
Marie
Sean
F. H. Wyrick
Cedar Crest
Woman's Mission Society of the Presbyterian Church
Clarke Walker
A. O. Knapp
Barry ‘Temple
Pythian Sisters
Palrhank
Afmes
C. A. Marsh
Bloom D. Terry
Ham
L. Adams
B. Cine
Mt. Marsh
Gloom
Methodist
Heat Strain Sparks Dog Attacks in City
Heat waves over the past days led to reports of several dogs biting people, including an elderly man and a small girl. Authorities suspect the hot weather, advise keeping dogs tied, and warn that emerging cases may be sent to a state hospital annex in Iowa City for treatment of hydrophobia like conditions.
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Iowa City
State Hospital
Apparent Criminal Operation Leads to Coroner Action
An undeveloped infant death prompts coroner Sidney D Smith to order an inquest after the mother alleges illegal acts by a Waterloo physician attended by Sheriff Wagner. County attorney Wenner says no warrant yet and will await further evidence, with the inquest likely within ten days.
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Sidney D Smith
Torney
Elt. Wagner
Waterloo
EH. J. Wenner
Atformer
Todiay
Bone
Unclear Weather Notes and Local Mentions At Waterloo
Fragmentary OCR item reports rainfall totals at Waterloo with 1.39 inches and 0.73 inches noted in prior days, mentions September timing and possible extension to a local area. Also references Vancouver and a tobacco advertisement urging readers to ask for it.
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Waterloo
Et Alia
Corn Makes Rapid Growth in Week Report
Corn made rapid progress in the week ended June 25 with growth varying across counties. The weekly weather crop report notes temperatures about 12 degrees above normal and scattered showers. Hay, garden, and truck crops show general improvement, with oats and pasture yields mentioned.
Carpentier Challenges Dempsey After October 14
Georges Carpentier declared in Wan that he would meet Jack Dempsey at any place after October 14, with Dempsey naming the date. Carpentier said he will return to France in July then come back to America in a few weeks. He also claimed Dempsey was acquitted of the draft-fudging charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inhita
Wan
Georges Carpentier
Jack Demps
Dempsey
France
America
Carpentier
Marriage Licenses In Cedar Falls Nashua and Waterloo Names
The list shows multiple marriages licenses issued in Iowa locations Cedar Falls Nashua and Waterloo. Names include Charles Bloomfield Grace Kellogg Mary Mimshaw Richard Boyce Rosa Beyer Anna Helland George Michael and others with associated towns and dates in June.
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Charles HA. Bloomfield
Cedar Pats
Wiee
Ote Gap
Grace Is
Isors
Cedar Falls
Guy T. Kellogg
Nashua
Mary Mimshaw
Richard Boyce
Waterloo
Rosa Beyer
Romeo BE
Short
Goodwin
Ark
M. Shearer
Cedar Heights
John Whalan
Vinton
Anna Helland
George Michael
Waterlooruth Wahl
John Demuth
Gilbertville
Frances A. Bernard
Hooner's Man to Aid Federal Receivers of Midland Packing
Federal court orders removal of J A Johnson as state court receiver for Midland Packing Sioux City firm. Johnson replaced by two federal receivers. he will serve as co receiver during transition per Attorney General Hayner office notice.
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Hooner
Midland
Tres Moines
J. A.johnson
Midtland Packing Company
Sioux City
General Hayner
Johnson
Hayner
Theother
City in Brief Highlights and Local Notices
Local notes include visits from Chicago and St Louis figures, a 7:30 open house for youths, a bicycle accident on Park road with minor injuries, appendicitis surgery at St Francis Hospital, and Dr. Frederic Busby visiting family in town. Town events mention graduating honor recipients at the University of Town and upcoming encampments in Ottumwa with several listed attendees.
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Frederic Busby
San Francisco
Cal
A.J. Busby
Baltimore Street
Dr. Busby
Busby Brothers
Horns Sells Out Drug Store in Town
E H Horns announces sale of Morns Drug camp at 1601 Fourth Street and plans an extended vacation, effective immediately. The sale transfers ownership to new proprietor, with details to be announced.
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E. H. Horns
Fourth Street
F. W. Pinard
Urbena
Horns
Minnesota
Pinard
Waterloo
Parkersburg
Third Ward
Cooler Weather Should Stimulate Contributions to Baby Welfare Fund
Donations should come more rapidly for the Baby Welfare Fund aiding infant health with milk ice medicines and supplies. Send checks to the Courier counting room with credit to the fund under the Public Health Nursing Department of the Social Welfare league. Every dollar may save a life.
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Public Health Nursing Department
Social ‘Welfare League
Uman
Life
Band Concert in Orange Township and Local Band News
The Orange township band under Mr Schmolz will give a concert Friday on the school grounds with 4H members performing songs and recitations. Proceeds go to the band and Baptist church. The M K church orchestra features Mildred Wilbur Van Minn Lucile Watton Mingbell Young Lora Comfort Harold Melitta and Mrs. Alice Marion Blake man with piano. A birthday celebration honors Mr J Durham on his 70th birthday with a noon repast and gifts from relatives.
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Orange Township
Orminge Township
Baptist Church
M. K
Mildred Iarlehty Wilbur’ van Minn
Lucile Watton
Mingbell Young
Lora Comfort
Flush Bright
Harold Melitta
Alice Marion Blakeman
Bartist
Wilbert Anderson
David Terry
Miley Bunnell
Glen Kenney
Edith
Ralph Emerson
Lucie Derhan
T. B. Durham
Honos
Andy. Ware Weed
Ake
J. A. Durham
Jomerson
Bessie Emerson
Lucia Durham
A. Imerson
Suelo Durham
Nieve
Charles
B. Emerson
Northwestern to buy nine acre site for new campus buildings
Chicago reports Northwestern university will purchase a nine acre tract in its Chicago campus area for about 1.6 million dollars to erect new law, medicine, dentistry and commerce buildings. Gov. Lowden, alumnus Bryan, and other alumni contribute to the project. Also noted are degrees conferred on Toronto’s Sir Robert Falconer and other scholars, and Mrs. Howard Tracy of Evanston who earned her doctorate while caring for her baby.
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iBy
Associated Press
Chicago
Northwestern University
University
Frank O. Lowden
William Jennings Bryan
Law School
Robert Alexander Falconer
University of Toronto
Frank Taussig
Harvard
Milbank Johnson
Los Angeles
Henry Taylor Terry
Joperial
University of
Tracy
American champion Williams defeated in London tennis
London June 16 R Norris Williams II Boston United States champion 1914 and 1916 was defeated in the fourth round of the London turf tennis championship by M J G Ritchie who won two of three sets 2 6 6 3 6 2 St rogers return to work St Louis June 16 the 500 striking Pullman shop employees returned to work on union instructions while pursuing a board hearing on their demands
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Associated Press
London
R. Norris Williams II
Boston
United States
M. J. G. Ritchie
St. Louis, Mo
Pullman
Railroad Labor Board
Russian War Brides to Be Sent to United States
Manila reports that three hundred or more Russian war brides from Siberia accompanying American soldiers will be sent to the United States as transportation becomes available. Many faced hard times in Manila with high costs and meager pay. Red Cross aid provided shelter and food while army authorities plan to distribute the brides at U S army camps and posts. Some brides who failed to marry in Vladivostok were deported after posing as soldiers.
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Manila
Siberia
United States
Red Cross
Department of the Philippines
Philippines
Vladivostok
Once Richest Man in Dubuque Died Poor Heirs Claim
Dubuque Va June 16 A A Cooper sr reputed at one time Dubuque's richest man with a fortune near 1 250 000 died penniless heirs allege in a petition filed by the estate administrator. The administrator gained an order for the Cooper heirs to appear in court for examination today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque, Va
A. A. Cooper, Sr
Dubuque
Iowa
Cooper
Stowaway Appeal Fails as Siberian Return Ordered
A group of stowaways awaiting transport to Vladivostok married to gain citizenship and stay. One stowaway in male attire, holding thousands of rubles, pleaded with the crowd at the port to marry her and spare deportation but was sent back to Siberia.
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Vladivostok
Siberia
Essex
Newfoundland imports shift from Britain to Canada and U S
St John s N F June 16 The steady shifting of Newfoundland imports from Great Britain to Canada and the United States is shown by foreign trade figures. From 1909 to 1919 British imports declined from 2 493 070 to 2 393 962. Canadian imports rose from 3 937 009 to 12 777 684. U S imports climbed from 4 332 680 to 16 569 236. The climate requires most imports, including clothing and furniture, to come from abroad. Since WWI the shift away from Britain has increased as transport, war disruptions, and Canadian and American traders influence trade. Dealers in St John s are sending buyers to Britain to secure goods if delivery can be assured.
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St. John’s N. F
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Atlantic
British Isles
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Dedi Dr. Willbuns
BENCH
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Vancouver
Inchanan
W. Nemmers
Henry van Noord
Jamestown
Mich
Union Mil Company
M. C. Townsend
W. J. Peddicord
Western Avenue
Mr. Townsend
Misa Tose McDonald
St. Louis Mo
MG. A
Cr. W. Burke
Wi, C. FL & NL
Park Road
Alice Rogers
Silvers Manufacturing Company
St. Francis Hospital
G. A. RR
Ottumwa
F. BR. Bushy
Post Office
Nakir Tempie
K. OG. M.S
Cegar Rapids
Portland
Nial
D. Baby Welfare
Joseph Fornest Ones, Jr
Band Concert
Wimmer
Worthwestern
Evanston
Ampion
Morgan’s Millinery
Malinie Llais
Milan
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Theatre
Father John
Britain
United Fruit Co
Srruecorer
Hudson-Jones Waterloo Company
Franklin Street
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