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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1913

Page

32

Exacting cross examination of Gust Bekiares in murder trial

The defense and state pursued a two day cross examination of Gust Bekiares the Greek flagman on the Chicago Great Western construction near Dewar on Sept 24. He answered in broken English denying involvement in Selem Mehmet's murder and described where he was who he talked with and what he did during the Waterloo visit. The trial is expected to continue with more witnesses and possible rebuttal and lengthy proceedings.

Gust Bekiares Selem Mehmet Chicago Great Western Dewar Hoxie Mr. Hoxie Waterloo Gust Flasman Car Hage Emen Esmali Houssan Jamala Mehmet Big Cut Dunkerton Selem Mehmet Gus Pastos Kansas City Gus Gust Parthinor Foreman Brown Kansas’ City Old Country Delwein Nick Pappas Gusi East Aide Nick Brown Jefferson Street Gorgeais’ Resturant Brown's Man Gust Pastos Landers’ Store Brown’s Sycamore Street Oelwein Galoon Wkansas City George Paulus First National Bank Theodore Gorgonas Waas

Pythian Lodge Plans Sixth District Convention in March

Helmet lodge No. 89 prepares for the Sixth Pythian District convention in this city on March 17 and 18. L. M. Hawn will open the session with A. G. Reid delivering welcome remarks. J. C. Curry will respond. Forest E. Outing leads a school of instruction. A banquet and class conferral for 100 precede a speeches and music program. On March 18 soprano Carolina White appears with Theodora Starkow and Ryder providing accompaniment.

Helmet Lodge No. 89 K. of P Pythian Iowa L. M. Hawn Grundy Center A. G. Reid J. C. Curry Forest E. Outing Bank of Page Carolina White Theodora Starkow Ryder

Market closes mix on New York stocks amid thin activity

New York March 12 The stock exchange ended with mixed prices for names such as Canadian Pacific Chicago Great Western Northwestern Reading and United States Steel while several lines show fractional moves Reading and Amalgamated Copper are among the gains The market note ends with a humorous want ad about a sour mood over a dead man and a quip about family life.

New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Liz Rock Island Chicago Great Western Northwestern Atchison All American Smelter Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Southern Railway Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel Amalgamated Coppers Northern Pacific Gren, Northerm Erle St. Paul Missouri Pacific New Fork Central

Grand Opening of Paul Davis Dry Goods Store

Waterloo shoppers flocked to the Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. for a grand opening exhibition. The four floor store showcased millinery, silks, trimmings, wool fabrics, shoes, hosiery, linens, ready wear, carpets, draperies, wallpapers, and a French room with imported hats under Mrs. F. D. R. Lothrop and staff. An afternoon orchestra and carnations greeted guests.

Paul Davis Dry Goods Cp Waterloo F. D. R. Lothrop Miss Peck Mabel Sibert Kuhns Cora Frederickson Montreal

Society elects officers at United Presbyterian church meeting

The Young Woman's Missionary Society met at Hazel Moore's Fourth street West home. Alda Tate led the program "China versus Ficuca tion." Officers elected include President Alda Tate, Vice President Mrs Hugh McElroy, Secretary Emma Gardiner, Treasurer Jennie Wilson, Corresponding Secretary Mrs J K Munn, Thank Offering Secretary Tylerlence Dewey, and Pianist Harriet Lytle.

Young Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Hazel Moore Fourth Street West Alda Tate aAlda Tate Hugh McElroy Emma Gardiner Jennie Wilson J. UK. Munn Tyler-' Lence Dewey Harriett Lytle

Local notices from Mt Auburn area March reports

Mt Auburn Iowa March 11. Visitors include Harry Fagan E. Farmer of Vinton and E A Newport in Waterloo. Miss Grace Call’s bridal shower hosted by Mrs Grover Wiese with pink white decor ahead of her March 19 wedding to Ralph Randall. Other locals: Lena Ridenour Lena Gordon of Garrison visit. Miss Donnely from Waterloo. Pearl Morrison from Vinton. Arica Jensen from Minnand. Miss Jeannetta Wagner from La Porte. Mrs. See and Mrs. Goon family gatherings. Chas See visiting Cedar Rapids. T J Lana home hosting Misacs Donia Bruce and Jeannetta Wagner. John Ehlers La Porte City.

Mt. Auburn Harry Fagan E. Farmer Vinton Call Ralph Randall Leroy Gaasch Arica Jensen Minnand Minn C.H. Kitchen Cedar Rapids John Ehlers la Porte City T. J. Lana Misacs Donia Bruce Jeannetta Wagner la Porte Marjoria Henry Charles St. Clary Storm Lake

Community notes tell of visits and events across Waterloo area

Sunday visitors arrive from O'Rourke, Appleton, Engledow, Calking, and Shuve households in Waterloo and Vinton. The piece lists attendees at a city play, travel to La Porte City and Cedar Rapids, births days, and a birthday party for Gladys Abbott with cake and ice cream.

Mrs Pankhurst On Bail In Explosions Trial

London report says Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst is out on bail awaiting trial for instigating the explosion at David Lloyd George’s Walton Strath summer home. She reportedly said she was glad of it and that suffragists caused the attack. A recent photo shows her at an open air suffrage meeting. she did not speak at a mass meeting disrupted by a raid and rough treatment.

London Dairs Emmeline Pankhurst David Lloyd-George Walton Strath Here

Community notices for McMehooreh visit and school event

Monday morning short visit with relatives. The faction of the McMehooreh will serve dinner Friday March 24 at the home of Peank Lorimer just north of Kitehen's store. Everyone is invited. The Literary society will meet at the schoolhouse Thursday evening. A good program is prepared. All are invited to enjoy an avenue with the high school students.

McMehooreh Peank Lorimer Kitehen Reveryone Igh Xubool

City in Brief Notes and Local Updates

Listings cover personal visits and travel, a factory oiling, a train strike incident at Went Street, gunwale repairs costing 626 dollars, multiple meetings and social updates. Subjects include Mrs. Mh. Be. Shins returning from Waverly, Robert Anderson’s post room meeting, W. C. A. at Chautauqua, Clarence Wilcox operating an elevator, injuries to a young man, and Mrs. James Sweeney’s Mayo Clinic treatment in Rochester and Waterloo.

Louis Althouse Relas Tives Freaport B.O. Shane Oil Great Western Went Street Robert Anderson Port G. Alr W. CL. A Chautauqua Park Kabler Clarence Wilcox Russell-Lamson Oelevator J.T. Ryan Roerk Island J. T. Niebolg Cedar Rapids James Sweeney Mayo Brog Rochester, Minn Waterloo Sweeney

Miss Regsie Wrate Bound Over for Prostitution Charge

Miss Regsie Wrate aged 78 was bound over to the grand jury this afternoon on a charge of prostitution. Identified with a shady character on several occasions, she has been banished from the city multiple times and returned last night to Waterloo from Marshalltown.

Regsie Wrate Grand Jury Waterloo Marshalltown

Halpin and Heald Opening Tomorrow in Millinery

Halpin and Heald, new millinery firm successor to the Sanders Sisters, open tomorrow and Friday with spring and summer hats. Helen Halpin and Mrs. Josephine Heald bring Omaha experience and offer beautiful creations for Waterloo ladies. The notice also thanks neighbors for kindness during Mrs. Fawcett’s illness and death and for floral offerings from friends and societies.

A. M. FawceTt Co. M. Fawcett A. J. Willcutt Ernest Willcutt Guy Willcut Gertie Willcutt

Garrulous Lady and the Magpiety Quip

A quip by Tom Hood remarks on a loquacious woman described as pious. He calls her magpiety to fuse magnanimity and piety with a punning twist.

Tom Hood

Bids Sought for Waterloo Cement Sidewalks Project

The City of Waterloo Iowa invites bids for constructing concrete sidewalks on multiple streets including Sixth Williston Hawthorne Forest Jefferson West Fifth and others. Proposals due March 24 1918 with a $100 certified check and bonds. work to start by April 15 1913 and finish by July 1 1913 with payment via assessed property taxes.

Wasterloo Sixth Street Williston Street Hawthorne Invenius Greenfield Williston Tawthorne Baltimore Forest Hawthorne Avenue Reitzell’s Forest Avenue Greenfield Addition Tata G Berth Avenue Jefferson Street West Fifth Street Rhey Street Cawin’s Zollingera Zollinger West Park Avenue West Fourth Street Bickley Vinton Street Hilliday Park Place Colorado Street Independence Avenue Imoly Countril Belt French Street Arizon@ atrent Rath Str Fron Edwarda Ee Fron Logan Avenue Waterloo Iowa City of Lows Waterloown Owa H. L. Degon

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