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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

Page

16

An Alsatian Duel Ends With Widow's Vow

In Alsace Lorraine tensions linger after a French boy Jules Laurant faces Captain von Gottschalk. The boy’s mother, disguised, shoots the officer at ten paces to defend her son’s honor, then they conceal the duel as the captain serves a fortress confinement. The event fades into quiet secrecy.

Alsace Lorraine Germany France Jules Laurant Army of Occupation von Gottschalk Jules Hittin Clormins von Gottschalx Withal Tales Jssex Ste T Mme. Laurant Laurant Fred

Market Close Shows Mixed New York Stocks

The New York Stock Exchange figures for June 19 show mixed results with several major names listed. Highlights include United States Steel at 62, United States Steel pfd at 109 1/2, Amalgamated Copper at 2 1/2, and Pennsylvania around 106 1/2, with other rails and industrials such as Atchison, Chicago Great Western, Southern Pacific, and Northern Pacific noted in lighter activity.

New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Rock Island Chicago Great Western American Smelter Atchison Union Pacific Baltimore Southern Pacific Southern Halfway Mets Brooklyn Ranid Transit United States Steel, Common United States Steel, Pfd Brie St. Paul Missouri Pacific New York Central Anaconda Northern Pacific Great Northern

Grace Methodists Lead in Waterloo Sunday School Baseball

Grace Methodists remain in first place with four wins in the Waterloo Sunday School Baseball Association. First Presbyterians hold second with three wins, Walnut Street Baptists third with two. Upcoming matches include Grace Methodists vs Walnut Street Baptists on June 22 and First Presbyterians vs Grace Methodists on June 26 at Chautauqua Park.

D. Bintz Waterloo Sunday School Baseball Association Grace M. E First Presbyterians Walnut Street Baptists Chautauqua Park Grace Methodists

New Clothing Firm Absorbs The National

A new clothing firm has organized and purchased the National Clothing company from administrator H. C. Schultz. Harry Bernard and Yale Gould will own and control the new business, with plans to operate aggressively from the old quarters, improve the building, and quickly clear existing stock to introduce a new line. Waterloo business leaders wish them success and cooperation.

National Clothing Company H. C. Schultz Harry Bernard St. Louis Yale Gould National Clothing Store Messrs Bernard and Gould Waterloo

Idaho Town Drives All Black Residents Out

In Shoshone Idaho last night citizens expelled all Black people after Jack Edwards a Black man, resisted a beating on a drunkenness charge and struck Town Marshal James May and Lincoln County Treasurer E Bower. Edwards was captured at American Falls and returned to Shoshone for processing.

Boise Idaho Shoshone Jack Edwards James May E. ¥. Bowar Lincoln County Bower May Edwards American Falls

Save the trees keynote by Oak Park speaker

John Pavey, a leading advocate of tree surgery, urges Oak Park High School members to start a city tree rejuvenation movement. He argues that saving trees means researching advanced methods to prolong urban greenery and warns that decades in America have seen widespread destruction.

John Pavey Oak Park I l America

Star Spangled Banner Returns to National Museum Exhibit

One hundred years after Fort McHenry and the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key conceived the anthem in Baltimore. The Star Spangled Banner flag, measuring twenty nine by thirty two feet, is being restored at the National Museum in Washington before exhibit. It was sewn in a house on 60 Albemarle Street by Mrs Mary Pickersgill and donated by Eben Appleton of New York, descendant of General George Armistead.

Fort McKenry Baltimore Francis Scott Key National Museum Washington Albemarle Street Mary Pickersgill

Battle to Save Trees From Sparrows Threat to Native Birds

Speech urges immediate action to recover losses from destroyed trees and to remove English sparrows seen as the greatest menace. Sparrows threaten native birds and hinder natural pest control essential for tree health.

Moore Confirmed as U.S. Marshal

Washington D C June 19 The Senate confirmed E R Moore as marshal for the northern district of Iowa by a 33 to 18 vote Iowa senators opposed the nomination reflecting regional opposition during the confirmation process.

Washington, D. C E.R. Moore Northern Iowa Senate

Schedule Changes Noted for No 6 and 55 Trains

P Kretz city passenger agent of the Great Western reports additional adjustments to the Waterloo Des Moines Chicago schedule. Train No 6 arrives earlier at region depot 11 49 pm and Sycamore street 11 47 pm with Chicago arrival unchanged at 7 am. Train No 55 arrives five minutes later at Sycamore street 5 pm and at union depot 6 05 pm.

Chicago Des Moines Waterloo Sycamore Street Union de Pet

Des Moines At The Same Time As At Present

The fragment notes Des Moines in relation to the present moment, indicating a parallel timing or comparison. No further details are provided to specify events, dates, or actors involved.

Des Moines

Card of Thanks for hospital period donations

I thank my many friends who kindly donated to me during and after an operation for tum or tire. Their bequests were of great benefit to me and I deeply appreciate their generosity. Addy.

Rands Tune Tire Mi In Addy

Explosion at TAL Crovt mine kills 200 miners in British Columbia

A report from Vancouver, B C, notes that about 200 miners were killed in an explosion at the TAL Crovt mine in the Crow’s Nest Pass district near Fernie. Doctors and nurses have been rushed to the scene.

Vancouver B. C Tal Crovt Crows Nest Ear Fernie

Town Talk and Local Notes From The City

Mr and Mrs CG O Lamson return from a business trip to Chicago Miss Mary I Frevieh has arrived home after Monmouth college graduation G J Pattison a Austinville banker visits the city Nations bogie company Waterloo issues bookset led by president George Jickingson J C Geadley arrested by Deputy Game Warden for illegal fishing in Knapp court fined and taxed total $18.

Mrs CG. O. Lamson Chicago Mary I. Frevieh Monmouth College the Nations Bogie Company of Waterloo George Jickingson J. Cgeadley Houston I. F. Knapp

New York Bankers Deny Expensive Profits

A telegram from Brown, Jas. and Seligman & Co. denied profiting excessively on Nicara guan bond issues. Senator O Gorman presented the message in Washington with Senator Smith of Michigan demanding an investigation. The telegram said Smiths accusation was incorrect and baseless.

Washington, D. C Fran Brown

New York Liner to Sail on Schedule After Repairs

Repairs on the American Liner New York, struck by the Pretoria last Saturday, were completed last night and she will sail as scheduled. Weymouth reports successful tug efforts to refloat the steamship Buelow of the North German Lloyd in Blacknor Bay after going ashore en route from Yokohama to Hamburg. Passengers and baggage for the Buelow were taken ashore last night.

New York Pretoria Weymouth England Buelow China Line Lloyd Dlacknor Bay Yokohama Hamburg

Vardon Wins British Open Title Again at Prestwick

Harry Vardon of South Hertfordshire England captured the British open golf championship at Prestwick in Scotland, securing his sixth victory. The report notes his win came on June 13, underscoring Vardon's dominance in the historic event.

Prestwick Scotland Harry Vardon South Hertfordshire England

Railroad Time Tables Illinois Central to Dubuque Chicago Express

Illinois Central schedule lists local and express trains to Dubuque and Chicago with stops at West Bend Fort Dodge Sioux City Davenport Cedar Rapids and Union Depot. Interurban Waterloo Cedar Falls shows departures to and from Waterloo and Cedar Falls with multiple daily times and a 30 minute running time between Waterloo and Cedar Falls.

Ft. Dodge Omaha Ous Vast Sioux City SUE Peta Dubuque North Court O. F. & N. Interurban Waterloo Cedar Falls Uki Lafayete Penn ALOU Cedar Walls Wacepiou Galloway West Side Mulberry Tas Glasgow Penser Waverly Baba

Senators Deny Using Senate Stationery in Mine Inquiry

U S Senators W E Chilton of West Virginia and Lee Quverman of North Carolina deny claims they used official senate stationery to promote a North Carolina gold mine in which they have an interest. Both blame office employees for the stationery usage.

U. S W. E. Chilton West Virginia Lee Qverman North Carolina Senate

Water​loo to Gilbertville and La Porte Daily Trains

Schedule fragment shows multiple daily train times between Waterloo Gilbertville and La Porte City with departures and arrivals. It lists numerous inconsistent times and typos, indicating an OCR-damaged timetable page for a regional rail line.

Waterloo Gilbertville la Porte Loaca Waverly la Porte City Brandon Schedute Brandon

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