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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1912

Page

6

Marie's Understudy at the Hinckley House

In a village, Marie Hinckley schemes to marry Loren Dawson while Vera James tries to shield her, as Freddy Haines presses for Marie's affection. Loren reveals deeper feelings for Vera, sparking tension, and Marie realizes Loren's true longing, leading to a dramatic garden confrontation and a hopeful reconciliation.

Vera Hickley Marie Vera Mrs. Hinckley Loren Dawnon Freddy Haines Loren Dawson Mater Loren Freddy Haines Dawson

Gas Company vs Cedar Rapids 9 Cent Ordinance Hit

In Washington on March 1 Chief Justice White grilled Cedar Rapids Gas Light Co lawyer James N. Trewin as he argued against the city’s 9 cent gas ordinance. The court questioned the contract impairment claim while edging toward doubt over the lower court record filings. City Attorney Wiliam Chamberlain and J. W. Jamieson defended the city. Representative Good attended the session.

Washington, D.C White Supreme Court James N. Trewin Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Gas Light Company Trewin Wiliam Chamberlain J. W. Jamieson State Supreme Court Messrs. Jamieson Supreme Court of Towa Jamieson Towa Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Inna Supreme Court Representative Good

Wedded on February 29 noted in county records

Two licenses to wed were issued for February 29 ceremonies as Cupid booked forty two couples in February. William F. Nation and Eva Parsons of Waterloo wed earlier plans. County records show 974 instruments filed to March 1, with 509 in February, plus a divorce suit for Myrtle Lane against Jesse Lane and a separate attachment case by Briner & Newton against F L Koppelberger. The Sturgis & Burns Manufacturing Co. suit vs Waterloo Concrete Roofing Co. is before a jury of CR Meyer et al.

William F. Nation Waterloo Eva Parsons Henry F. Dant Mt. Ayr Lois M. McCreary Cupid County Recorder My Ue Kimmel Briner & Newton FL. Koppelberger Sturgis & Burns Manufacturing Co Chicago Waterloo Contrete Toofing Co CR. Meyer PL H. Yagla Edward Mooney Robert Milne Samuel Barlew Fred Gaston B.S. Cobb William Ellis N. J. Busser BE. C. Waugh A. A. Bontrager A. F. Boldt Tope ©. Martin Percy A. Lane

First and Last and Always Buchanan for Glasses

Local city briefs note glasses at Buchanan for first and last, with shop near Majestic theatre and new line of hair goods. Various items include residents’ travels, a baby born, pneumonia scare, diphtheria quarantine update, and plans for a two story straw structure on the Lane estate.

Buchanan Majestic Theatre

Electric irons blamed for Waterloo fires danger warned

Waterloos fire chief and city electrician warn homes face danger from electric irons as several fires started by overheated irons, burning linen and covers. Incidents show leaving irons on causes fires. a sinking furnace and smoke filled rooms prompted a call to the east side fire station. A misused iron with current on and a faulty indicator light triggers hazards at homes.

Waterloo A. A. Dunham F. I. Fisher City TF. I. Fisher Lichty George W. Vdelhts Feaily Franklin Street East Aide AJ AJ Denham

Onions Growing Under the Snow in Iowa Garden

Mrs. A. F. Childs of 1186 Sixth Avenue reports seeing onions in her garden already an inch high despite lingering snow. She notes the frost declining and predicts early, topsy growth as warmth arrives, urging readers to order spring seed and mulch early.

Maines Tn Lowa Mra. A FE. Childs Sixth Avenue Tarn Mra. Childs R Childs

First Baptist Class Holds Picnic Supper and Games

Mrs W J Shaulis Sunday school class of the First Baptist church known as the C C club held a picnic supper in the church dining room last evening with games and musical selections by Miss Elizabeth Draper. Christ Episcopal Ladies' Guild plans a home baking sale at the Waterloo Furniture store tomorrow with members asked to contribute.

Ladies’ Guild Ladies’ Guild of Christ Episcopal Church Waterloo Furniture Company

Colored wedding shocks intimate friends in Chicago

Alphonse Atkins a porter at the Thompson Law son barber shop married Mamie Seley of Chicago on a Wednesday morning. The couple, both colored, includes Mamie who has danced and sung with vaudeville troupe The Three Candy Kids and appeared at the Majestic theatre last week.

Atkins Alphonse Atkins Porter Thompson-Lawson Kilts Chicago Mamie Seley Yooung Majestic Theatre Three Candy Kids

Bill Would Probe Industrial Relations in United States

President Taft urged a commission on industrial relations in a message. Rep Hughes of New Jersey introduces a nine member, unpaid federal commission to study labor conditions and employer employee relations with cooperation from the Department of Commerce and Labor. The panel would include both employers and organized labor representatives and compare foreign methods for maintaining peace in industry.

Washington Prsident S Tafts Commission On Industrial Relations House Hughes New Jersey Lawrence Mass Commission On Senate Borah Department of Commerce and Labor Commission United States

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