Contempt hearings delayed in Rath Packing strike case
Contempt charges against Alt a Clarke Dorothy Kern Margaret Fuller and Walter Webber in the Rath Packing strike were postponed to March 24 by Judge Boies in district court after the injunction violation allegations connected to a March 13 confrontation. Eva Davis testified to assaults by the women and crowd threats, with Webber ordered to appear March 24 if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath
Boies
Gistrick
Alta Clarke
Dorothy Kern
Margaret Fuller
Walter Webber
J. C. Murtagh
Alfce Longley
Eawards, Longley, Rausler & Harris
Jan Rath Packing Company
Webber
Murtagh
Eva Davis
Waterloo
Ruth Packing Company
Abs-Clark
Margaret Petersen
Mary Milquest
Thane
Lafayette Street
Alta Clark
Margeret Petersen
Abs Kern
Acress Lafayette Street
Alta
Clark
Mrs. Clark
Mary Auquest
Myrtle Fairbanks
Division
Margason
Eva da
J. W. Gwynne
J. G. Murtagh
Walter R. French
Tommy
Marked Success By Choirs In The Holy City
Grace M. E. and First Evangelical church choirs joined to form a four part chorus saving the oratorio Holy City before a capacity Grace church audience last evening. The program showcased harmony and expressive vocal work with notable pieces They That Sow My Tears and Thine Is the Kingdom. Baritone Victor Zellhoefer gave a tenth solo and Ernest Pickworth led quartet obligatos with the Third Nocturne arranged by Mr. Runkel for violin piano and organ. Mrs C F Smith Mary Robson Mildred Wit tuck and Mildred Gleason delivered melodious solos.
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Grace M. E
First Evangelical Churches
Holy ‘City
Grace Church
Victor Zellhoefer
Ernest Pickworth
Mr. Runkel
Mrs. CF Smith
Mary Robson
Mildred Wittick
Mildred Gleason
Farmer Removed From City's Lure
A city court records farmer William Goodfellow facing 99 days in jail for drunkenness after arraignment. Judge Courtright bars repeated offenses with successive 30 day terms and fines totaling 100 dollars plus costs. parole includes 75 and 50 dollar fines for prior suspensions. Doc Henderson admits misnomer as right name gains 28 dollar fine after initial denial and delay. Glen Zimmerman forfeits a 5 dollar bond for traffic violation due to failure to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goodfellow
la Porte City
C. B. Courtright
Bill
Goodfellow
Sre
Doc
Doc Henderson
Baoking
Glen Zimmerman
Parents and teachers discuss movies at Washington Irving meeting
Washington Irving Parent Teacher Association met Friday afternoon to examine movies and school gardens. Mrs. Langlas led discussion on movies while mothers pledged to learn exact status and remove objectionable features. Mil dred Gruener and Mil dred Bunn performed solos and a flag drill was shown along with an illustrated talk on school gardens by Mrs. Chester Cadwallader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving Parents Teacher Association
Washington Irvings School
William H. Langlas
Langlas
Mildred Gruener
Mildred Bunn
Edna May Rittenhouse
Chester Cadwallader
Aspirin advises cautious use and trusted Bayer Cross
An advertisement urges taking aspirin only as labeled and following physician guidance from 21 years of experience. It promotes Bayer aspirin with the cross logo for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, toothache, and lumbago, available in small tins and larger packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
First Lutheran Girls Glee Club to Hold Benefit
Kum Sing Uh Wile of First Lutheran church will present a benefit entertainment at the church parlors tomorrow at 8 am. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIRST_ LUTHERAN
First Lutheran Church
Mounting Taxes Stir Waterloo Residents
City assessor G W Hazlett reports rising tax levies in Waterloo over 15 years, increasing to 158.05 mills in the west district and 165.95 mills in the east, with current rates at 4.15 and 3.96 dollars per hundred assessed value respectively as all classes complain. The table summarizes annual mill levies from 1906 to 1910 reflecting the broad discontent among business, professionals, mechanics, and retirees.
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G. W. Hazlett
Waterloo
Iast
Hazlett
State G. A. R. Head to Confer Here on Reunion Program
State encampment plans for the Grand Army of the Republic and entertainment for 1500 Civil War veterans and auxiliary members will be set at Memorial hall in Waterloo. Department commander R. J. Chase of Des Moines arrives tomorrow for 10 am meetings with local committees, followed by a 2 pm session with representations from the Greater Waterloo group and veterans from Civil Spanish American and World War I eras. The event will fill hotels and private homes as the state’s veterans gather for the annual reunion, one of the largest conventions in Iowa.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Waterloo
Memorial “Hall
R. J. Chase
Des Moines
Chase
J. Z. Benson
Greater Waterloo Association
Four Women and Fifteen Men Excused from Jury Panel
Four of the eight women called and 15 of the men on the March term trial jury panel were excused by the judges for various reasons. An order was issued this morning to the jury commission to draw 30 additional names.
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Ury Commission
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims two tablets of Pape's Diapepsin instantly relieve indigestion by stopping stomach acidity gas and pain. It touts quick relief from heartburn flatulence and dyspepsia and notes low cost at drug stores.
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Pape
Judges delay juror draw as panel whittled down
The juror panel was reduced to 16 women and men after excuses. Judge H B Boies said jurors would be excused until 9 p m next Monday when the remaining 309 jurors, to be drawn this afternoon, must report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Leavitt
Louisa Bishop
Nell Wisner
Waterloo
N. Chelson
Cedar Falls
Jett
H. B. Boies
Bishop Laments Divorces Endangering American Home
The Rt. Rev. Harry S. Longley spoke at St. Mark's and Christ churches urging prayer, education, and home life as foundations of moral and political welfare. He warned Iowa risks becoming the easiest divorce state and urged women to keep first things first while raising Christian children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S.' Longley
Episcopal
Iowa
St. Mark’s
Christ Churches
Too Much Tobacco After Forty Five Stop Crisis Ad
In a personal crisis Dr Hirschfield and fellow doctors warn against excessive tobacco use after forty five. The ad promotes Nicotol tablets to curb cravings with a money back guarantee and urges readers to ask their druggist about Nicotol’s success, claiming it helps reduce smoking and can be resumed later if desired.
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Hirschfield
Eminent
Medical Authority
Nicotel
Wangler Bros
Schuneman
Westminster Church Raises Annual Budget With Canvass
Westminster Presbyterian church completed its annual canvass with pledges of 10553.50 toward a 13742 budget. C A West, the chairman, said more contributions from absent members would complete the fund. A dinner for 50 canvass workers was held by the church ladies.
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Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
C. A. West
Sr. West
Danderine Promises Hair Revival Boosts
An old advertisement touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and thickening hair. It claims after a few applications no fallen hairs or druff remain, and that each hair shows new life vigor brightness and more color. It urges readers to buy the product for a few cents.
Kidney Cleansing Remedy Advised for Meat Eaters
An old health ad copy urges meat eaters to flush kidneys with four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water each morning to prevent urinary and blood impurities. It claims the preparation clears kidney pores, reduces uric acid buildup, and helps with headaches, rheumatism, and bladder disorders.
First Presbyterian Budget Raised Sunday in Double Quick
The First Presbyterian Church completed a four hour canvass with 80 men reporting at 6 p.m. Subscriptions totalled 17,620 with 10,420 for current expenses and 6,800 for charity. Arrangements were led by W. W. Mc Ferlane James Graham J. W. Rath and Dr B A Boysen. A dinner followed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. McFerlane
James Graham
J. W. Rath
B. A. Boysen
Dinmer
Ladies and Society
Skin Sufferers Seek Source Treatment Not Temporary Relief
Do not settle for salves and lotions for skin diseases. True relief comes from treating the source by purifying the blood with S.S.S., a long established remedy. Write for a free expert medical history to Chief Medical Adviser at 321 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Lydia E Pinkham's Product Brings Joy to Altoona Family
Mrs C W Benz of 131 Third Ave Altoona Pa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after six pregnancies producing a four month old baby described as exceptionally healthy. She shares a photo and urges other women with female ailments to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Benz
Altoona
Weave
C.w.benz
3Rd Ave
Benz
Lydia Ba Pinkham
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