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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1915

Page

10

Four Bad Men Under Arrest

Police arrest Henry Newton of Ashland Nebraska T J Morrison of Wayne W W George Bhowen of Omaha and Thomas Kelly of Butte Mont on vagrancy charges They were arraigned today and given fifteen day jail terms Chief Leighton may release them if they are not wanted elsewhere Newton known as Nebraska Eddies previously faced a murder charge in Sioux City but the case lacked proof Two more drunks and two disorderly couples faced fines or bonds in a busy court session

Waterloo Henry Newton Ashland Neb T. J. Morrison Wayne W. W George Bhowen Omaha Thomas Kelly Butte Mont Newton Nebraska Meyers Ghief Leighton Sioux City Leighton Richards Fort Dodge Marshalltown

City in Brief: Local Events and Updates

Town notes include residents traveling to Peoria Rock Island and Davenport while others attend funerals and hospital stays. Officials report snow in southern Minnesota, and court actions record two indictments for stolen property. The Waterloo council wins a state prize banner and plans more candidates.

Cedar Falls Briefs Touching Local Movements and Visits

Cedar Falls notes cover Mrs. C. E. Negins returning to Laurel Neb and various visits. B. B. Ives recovers from illness while CG. W. Livergood visits from Mason City. Prof. George Moody hosts St Paul visitor and L. Rice promotes a car show exhibit. A bustling week includes church, choir, and civic events with several local residents traveling, marrying, and relocating.

Cedar Falls C. E. Negins Laurel Neb A. M. Andrews B. E. Ives B. B. Ives CG. W. Livergood Mason City Cc. M. Wyth A. I. Moody St. Paul Minn George Moody W. A. Sheerer R. Wi. Burns Ames A. BE. Burns A1. N. Onan L. E. Rice Des Moines Rice-Dayton Company Lincoln Building Cotton Theatre Lyman Henry Charles City Press Coon Rapids Thomas H. McBride The State University State Teachers’ College Duthbert Laurens B. Duthbert Mary Kay Bancroft

German cruiser Vegoel enters harbor from Tsing-Tan

The German auxiliary cruiser Vegoel, formerly a North German Lloyd liner, entered Tsing-Tan after hostilities began and was armed with naval guns. She sailed from Tsing-Tau before the Japanese attack and has since operated off South America, sinking the British steamer Charcns off Chile. Japanese searchers failed to locate her. only three German warships remain at large on the high seas.

Tsing-Tan Loyd Line Tsing-Tau South America Charcns Chile South Atlantic Straits of MageHan Cape Horn Norfolk Honolulu Farn San Juan Porto Rico

Lodge Members Attend Services In Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls March 10 The Cedar Falls Concert band led lodge members from Masons to the tabernacle for Evangelist Lowry’s address on Home Sweet Home. Over 300 attended the march and service as crowds heard strong messages on home life and religious obligations. Upcoming events include talks by Mrs Moody and A Silloway with services through next week.

Cedar Falls Tabernacls Evangelist Lowry Masons Eastern Star Woodmen Royal Neighbors Odd Fellows Rebekahs Maccabees Tabern Ackley Cathedral Choir Cattanheatra Tabernacle The Presbyterian, Church Waterloo Ninth Street Ritchie Lincoln Joseph Chase West Sixth J. J. Mahoney West Third W. A. Bennett Franklin Heppenstall Olive N. Minnish State H. J. Brown Frank

Colored delegation protests saloon ban at city hall

A group of colored men visited Mayor Thompson's office on Tuesday to protest being barred from local saloons. They claimed they signed the saloon petition and should be allowed to buy drinks like other citizens. The mayor offered no relief and advised presenting the protest to the Retail Liquor Dealers' association or consulting the county attorney.

Thompson Sa J Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association

Fairbank Notes and Local Happenings Highlight Life

Fairbank items report a newborn death of a hay boy and family bereavement, a six mile outbreak of hoof and mouth disease with quarantine, and many residents in town. Social events include Tourist club meetings, lectures, and dinners, with residents traveling to Ackley Ames and Des Moines for visiting, shopping, and work.

Mount Vernon Township Community Notes

In District No. 1 a program and basket social at Boies Hall raised 56 for school supplies. Harold Baskins is under doctor care. Mrs. Samuel Leversee visited Waterloo relatives. Bert Morrow moved to Negley farm bought by Morris Watson. Township population rises. Independence hospital inmates shift to county home. Maude Bowen remains critically ill with no recovery hope. Henry Griden visits Janesville with son De Witt. A daughter was born to the Frank Shepard family.

Mount Vernon Boies H Harold Baskins Oder Samuel Leversee Waterloo Bert Morrow Negley Farm Morris Watson New Hartford Independence Little Maude Bowen Henry Griden Janesville de Witt

Hille family visitors and local notes from town

The Hille clan includes four brothers and a sister visiting relatives in Janetille. Hertha Bolle of Waterlon spent Sunday with sister Mrs Claude Kidten and family. Mrs Hertha Jenden and children plan a week in Janenville with her mother Mrs Kyler. Reuben Ford and wife at the Panama- California exposition in San Diego expect to return to Town later this month. A Grace Methodist church debate on WOMAN SUFFRAGE ends with a decisive affirmative verdict. An Engineers meeting is slated for Thursday at City Hall to form a local engineers club with about 30 members noted. A joke ends with a deaf husband and a morning alarm clock.

Soffes Moody The Lowry Evangelistic Association Miss Riggs Miss Childs Geo. B. Rowell Fannie Hotchkiss Lucy Silliman A. N. Burr Eleventh and Grove Streets Lerman Gutknecht Canada Cedar Falls Walter Rekers Iowa Falls Woody Marshalltown Thin City Edward Gorman Clay Street Griggs Sar City Odd Fellows’ Temple West Twelfth Street Bethlehem Olga Dahlgaard Juling Mortensen John Christiansen Stephen Caley Mary Pacific Coast Fairbank Marcel Jas. Curley Joseph Southworth Lemon S.J. King Southworth T. Considine Minkler Main Street Grove Street A. J. Armstrong Kansas Clifford Fox F. W. Kautz Missouri J. F. Stephenson Delwe Oclwein Electric List Power C Ompany Emma Adderman Miss Orr Ackley I A. Adderman Fairbank Tourist Club Nellie King Isabel Davis Grace Eickelberg Wdith Everett Harriett Migbee Rita Ward Ethel Finch Mabel Davis South America Alice Phelps Sumner Panama Exposition Petar’s Pavilion Baptist Church Frederick Hopkins Mra Life Ward Worrth Everett O. Salsbury Jenny Harry Miller Florida T. B. Chandoin Shcevile T. Weaver Washington, D. C Lawrence Reed Frank John Butte Lipton L. N. Lockwood Lewistown Mont Mera Blanche Rommel Minnean Sidney Ming Fred Monroe Ames Mr. Monroe Tresa Monroe Hille Mlan Hertha Bolle Waterlon Claude Kidten Fain Hy Hertha Jenden Janenville Kyler Reuben Ford San Diego Hell

Reading and events led by local court panel trio

A judge trio Helple Cotton and Norton oversaw proceedings as A T Peterson gave a reading while Rosas dieters performed a plane duet and G W Huntley led the current events segment.

Helple, Cotton and Norton Rosas Dieters G. W. Huntley

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