Susie Wester 20 Dies of Consumption Near Gilbertville
Miss Susie Wester aged 20 died early this morning at her parents farm six miles northeast of Gilbertville in Fox township after a year long battle with tuberculosis. Born in Fox township in 1894 she lived on the family farm most of her life. Funeral services will be from the parental home Thursday at 8 am with interment at Gilbertville. Wm Gindt of Hileman Gindt was summoned from Waterloo to prepare the body.
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Susie Wester
Clem Wester
Gilbertville
Fox Township
Miss Wester
Ynoterment
Wm. Gindt
Hileman & Gindt
Waterloo
Fireman Vanquished by Dan Cupid Dart
John Broekens a city fireman resigns from duty to marry in Sioux City after Cupid’s arrows. He plans to return tomorrow with the bridal pair likely to be announced. On arrival, station assignments shift with John Fouteh moving from No 1 to No 2. Dunham’s fireman Harry Mikav suffers rheumatic attack, leg cast expected for about three months.
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John Broekens
City Froman
Dan Cupid
Sioux City
No. 2
John Fouteh
No. 1
Brogkens
Fouteh
Dunham
Harry Mikav
Dietz Weighs Run for Waterloo Sheriff Office
A Waterloo carpenter and former police foree member John F Dietz is weighing a Republican bid for sheriff after years on the force including time as desk sergeant. Declared GOP hopefuls so far include Carlow Obleins A Laighton deputy sheriff and chief of police vasid Henderson.
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John F. Dietz
Waterloo
Carlow O'Bleins
Sherriff A. Laighton
Ami Vasid B. Henderson
AEGENE FUNDO FOR CAMPAIGN
Contributions pour into the workingman ticket as three local labor crafts donate to the campaign fund and unions show strong support. Oscar Hoy says no dissension exists and factory meetings feature animated applause. One vacancy remains on the ticket with city attorney and city engineer likely to be named later.
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Workingman’s Ticket
Workingman’s Movement
Oscar Hoy
Gilbert Proctor Dies in St Louis Widow to Return for Interment
Word comes of Gilbert Proctor's death in St. Louis. The widow heads to Parkersburg for interment, with relatives buried there. Mrs Proctor, formerly Harriet Miller, lived in Waterloo at the Stoke residence on Maple Street. She may return to Waterloo to make her home.
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Gilbert Proctor
St. Louis
Parkersburg
Proctor
Proc‘tor
Harriet Miller
W. FP. Stoke
Maple Street
Bank plots alleged as Worthington and partner arrest
AP dispatch from Chicago reports the arrest of John W. Worthington former head of the American Banking association on larceny by bailee with Harry H. Thomas also nabbed. They face charges tied to fraudulently obtaining certificates of deposit and stock from Central Savings bank Waterloo. Two new smallpox cases and one scarlet fever case were added to city quarantine totals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John W. Worthington
American Banking Association
Harry H. Thomas
Worthington
Post Office
Central Savings Bank of Waterloo
Thomas
Dunlap
Washington
Baby Moltzen
Burton Avenue
Jacquay
Mulberry
Farmer John Hines Sustains Fractured Arm Near Dewar
John Hines a farmer near Dewar fractured his arm at home yesterday while moving a dead hog to the basement. He slipped on the stairs and was transported to St Francis hospital in this city last evening for treatment.
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John Hines
Dewar
St. Francis Hospital
Injured Man May Recover From Fourth Street Shooting
Fred Ranville, accidentally shot at the shooting gallery on Fourth street east Friday evening, lies in a very serious condition at St. Francis hospital. He is comatose for most of the time but the prognosis is hopeful with recovery believed possible.
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Fred Ranville
Shooting
Fourth Street
St. Francis Hospital
Mrs Markle Recovering After Ice Fall on Jefferson Street
Mrs Caroline Markle of 1920 Jefferson street sustained injuries when she fell on the ice at her home Saturday morning. She was unconscious briefly and a bashed head and neck pains were reported. She is now out of danger and on the road to recovery.
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Caroline Markle
Jefferson Street
Chimney Fire at 613 Fourth Street West
A chimney fire at 613 Fourth Street West last evening caused a false alarm as pedestrians mistook the glow for a blaze. The fire department responded and extinguished the small fire, with no injuries or losses reported.
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Fourth Street
Tre Department
Treout
Critical Illnesses Reported At St Francis Hospital
Delores Masey, daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Masey, is in critical condition after an appendectomy and complications at St Francis hospital. She had suffered from the disease nearly a year. John Wickers of Wellsburg Indiana was brought to the hospital after undergoing bowel obstruction surgery. his condition is also very serious and he remains critical.
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Delores Masey
L. D. Masey
St. Francis Hospital
John Wickers
Wellsburg
Fraternal union lodge meeting and city notes
The Fraternal Union of America lodge No. 948 will meet tomorrow evening in K of F hall. Mrs. Fred Petting of Fort Madison visits her sister Mrs. Charles Mason at 617 Allen Street. Theo Bennett, home from Chi Tara, convalesces after an operation. H B Maynard and wife travel to Indianapolis due to a reported critical condition of his father. James Engleman residence at 23 Wingsley Avenue damaged by a Saturday wind. shingles lifted but returned to position. Woodlawn addition home noted as a major recent improvement.
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The
Fraternal Union of America Lodge No
K. of F. Hall
Fred Petting
Fort Madison
Charles Mason
Allen Street
Theo Bennett
Chitara
James Englemun
Wingsley Avenue
Woodlawn
Cummins Backs Vote on Suffrage Resolution in Senate
Washington March 3 Senator Cummins voted to reconsider the suffrage resolution and noted Senator Renyon was absent but would have voted to take it up. He cited support in the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee for his broad liability bill requiring railroads to pay value for live stock injured in transit. A Waterloo pursuit of bloodhounds was reported and a store break-in occurred. Social centers in Wisconsin show a sharp rise in use of school buildings over recent years.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Renyon
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Majestic bills include Gordon Bros. and Kangaroo act
The Majestic presents the Gordon Brothers and their boxing Kangaroo as a leading novelty. Also featured are When Women Rule, a sharp satire on women’s rights, plus the Heim children and Annie Kent with high entertainment value. Mons Ziska the magician and Miss Saunders add musical numbers.
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Gordon Bros
the Majestic
Annie Kent
Mons. Ziska
Miss Saunders
Tall
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