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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1911

Page

7

Democrats Still Note for OConnor Cast 57 Votes for Chickasaw County Man

Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa Senate defeated a constitutional amendment convention resolution by 27 to 21 and passed the bulk sales bill after earlier defeat. House moved to reconsider, and bills were introduced placing water power regulation under the railroad commission and municipal telephone ownership. Purity of Food Production bill for bakery sanitation passed. new state aid for families of prisoners proposed. taxes on moneys and credits debated. $20 monthly pensions for frontier survivors discussed.

Des Moines Iowa Senate Iowa House of Representatives House State Railroad Commission Balkema Smith Shelby Gates Senate Chase Iowa Frontier Brigade Spirit Lake Moore Shankland Shane

Black Hand Gang Shoots Down Two in Death Corner

In Chicago on March 15 two Italian men, Antonio Dugo and Filipo Marcherito, were shot with a shotgun in Death Corner near Milton avenue and West Oak street. Police found slug loaded shells and a shotgun at Tony Stradini’s home. Stradini was absent. Inspector Revere led a search with three detectives.

Chicago North Side Milton Avenue West Oak Street Antonio Dugo Filipo Marcherito J. L. Revere Tony Stradini Gault Court Joe Dage Stradini Chicago Avenue

Touchy Servants and Velvet Gloves in Japan

A St Louis Post-Dispatch piece discusses handling Japanese Nesans with tact. It notes their untidiness and laziness yet reveals admirers who praise their kittenish ways and artistic temperaments. The hotel manager keeps calm, giving gentle exhortations with a smile to avoid scolding.

St Louis Post-Dispatch

Roman Cab Tales of a Grateful Driver in Rome

In Mr Howells's Roman Holidays and Others a party in a Roman cab faces a sickly coach and a stubborn driver. The cabbie, faithful to the end, insists on serving them to their hotel despite perilous lurches and decay, ending with their arrival on foot after overpaying him to release them at the church steps.

Mr. Howells Rome Church Rip van Winkle Via Sistina Cross Street

Bowling Contest for Cup by Telegraph

New York report says about a dozen city teams will compete April 22 for a prize cup offered by Col. Robert M. Thompson president of the New York Athletic club. Teams will roll on their home alleys and telegraph scores to New York after each game.

New York United States Robert M. Thompson New York Athletic Club

Market News and Quotations from Chicago March 15

General markets report from Lamson Bros. notes wheat strength from dry weather and light selling, with May prices near 9.07 to 9.14. Corn futures rise as shorts cover, hogs firm, and pork lard ribs price levels shown. Cash grains listed for No 2 red wheat, corn, oats, and related stock market closes and cattle prices.

Chicago South Dakota Minnesota Liverpool Waterloo Pioneer Kansas Turkey Wellington Aristos

Papuan Courtesy and Marriage Customs Across New Guinea

Reports on Papuan marriage practices describe arranged unions where a suitor offers personal belongings and sometimes heirloom cloth to the bride’s father. Men are typically armed, wives are selected young, and polygyny is common with the husband controlling most aspects of the wife’s life. In other New Guinea notes a man may keep a club for each wife to discipline them.

New Guinea Wide World Magazine

Grandchild Custody Case Endorses Robinsons Rights

Judge Ransier renders decision in Robinsons v Edwards over custody of seven-year-old Jannette Edwards. Plaintiffs W H Robinson and Jane B H Robinson awarded possession while court retains jurisdiction for future custody orders. Adoption papers deemed insufficient. writ of habeas corpus possible if best interests require changes.

GC. FE. Ransier W. HB. Robinson L. H. Edwards Jannette Edwards Jane B H. Robinson Ransier Robinsons Robinson Jannette

Funeral for August Buhr Led by Linden Methodist Church

The funeral for August Buhr will be on Friday morning with all Moose members asked to attend. A 10:30 prayer service at Keefe & Towne chapels precedes the 11:00 service at Linden Methodist Church conducted by Rev. C. B. Shoemaker. Burial in Fritz cemetery.

August Buhr Order of Moose Buhr Keefe & Towne Patenors Linden Methodist Church C. B. Shoemaker Fritz Cemetery Tittle Flenry Jefferson Barr R. F. Barr Falls Avenue Elmwood C Barr

Symposium on Sundays Work by A J Edwards at YMCA

A J Edwards spoke at the noon meeting of the Men's Personal Workers League at the YMCA. President J Tuthill presided and H Lillestrand led singing. Prayers were offered by several leaders. Edwards received strong applause and asked men for impressions of the Evangelical Sunday campaign. The symposium highlighted Edwards as a fisher of men and praised memory, arguments, and results while noting good turnout despite bad weather.

A. J. Edwards Men’s Personal Workers' League J. Tuthill

Three Saloon Men Indicted by Grand Jury

Indictments returned against Goettel, Klinefelter and Goswiller, three saloon proprietors. Bonds set at 5100 each by Judge Ransler. Charges allege nuisance and selling intoxicating liquor to habitual drunkards in violation of law.

Messrs. Goettel Klinefelter Goswiller Ransler

Fall of Fair Building Buries 30 to 46 People

Nashville March 15 The walls of the J. H. Fair building, burned earlier, collapsed today at 10 o'clock trapping between 30 and 46 persons. A Chernyk team fleeing down Fourth Street East dashed through Sycamore and then Sixth Street before being halted by John Mantle who pulled the horses back to their owner at a brisk pace.

Nashville Tenn J. H. Fair Chernyk Fourth Street Sycamore Sixth Street John Mantle

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