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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1916

Page

11

Local machinist dies suddenly at home at 46

James Bell Crow a 46 year old machinist at Town Dairy Separator company died suddenly at his home 616 Bluff street Waterloo at 6 15 this morning of heart failure. He arose to heat the house then returned to bed where distress began. His death followed swift medical absence. he had been in usual health and retired late. He left a widow and siblings. funeral plans await word from relatives.

Jamas Bell Crow Bluff Street Row Crow We Dairy Pol Mr. Craw Inton David Grow Taterloo Ncen Town Airy Separator Company Peterhi Brothers Etter Sycamore Street W. R. Law Bob Robert LL. M.palace

Six Torpedo Boats Ordered to Mexico

Key West Florida dispatch reports a March order directing six torpedo boat destroyers to move into Mexican waters amid rising tensions. The ships were assigned from the fleet stationed along the southern coast to monitor activity near the Mexican border.

Mexico Key West Fla Mexican

Beautiful Maud Allan Near Death After Operation

New York March 16 Maud Allan famed dancer once admired by sovereigns lies in a German hospital critically ill after an appendicitis operation Doctors say there is little hope of recovery Miss Allan was rushed from her hotel to the hospital after a sudden illness and an emergency operation was deemed necessary She had planned to sail March 11 for an extended European tour

AMO New York Maud Allan Miss Allan Seymeur Statina Atl Allan Inurope

Bank Clearings and Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Week Ending March 16

Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending March 16 totaled 2,848,127.12 with daily figures from Friday to Thursday listed. Realty transfers and mortgages for the week ending March 15 1916 show 76 deeds amounting to 183,979.62 and 55 mortgages totaling 193,418.90, along with chattel mortgages at 165 with 2,883.95. Total instruments filed to date 1,591, up from 1,453 last year by 138.

Black Hawk County Abstract Company Waterloo Bank Clearings

Rush to Help the Auto Trails Campaign Gathers Backing

The Auto Trails association reports keen support with thirty members pledged after a special delivery letter from Goss and Brebner, real estate merchants, bringing in four dollars for two memberships. Early supporters include Leo Alexander A West C A Morris C B Lamb and others from Iowa City Des Moines and beyond.

Auto Trails Association van Vieck Waterloo Commercial Elubd Goss & Brebner Leo Alexander A. West C.A. Morris C. B. Lamb G. Holden RM. Tharp Sidney Simon Antone Wangier L. S. Cass W. W. Miller CG. Schultz A. W. Bureh R. A. Fessler A. Z. Demmel CG. M. Young Hope Martin

West High to Debate with Cedar Rapids High

A joint debate on the minimum wage question will be held Tuesday evening between West High and Cedar Rapids High. The Cedar Rapids negative team will debate West High’s affirmative team in the city high school auditorium. West High’s negative lineup features Reuben Miller Milton Puterbaugh Hobart Dawson while the winning affirmative squad includes Howard Blough Sherman Drake and Dwight Rider.

West High Cedar Rapids High Cedar Rapids Reuben Miller Milton Puterbaugh Hobart Dawson Howard Blough Sherman Drake Dwight Rider

Bob Law Opens Campaign at Woadford Bros Factory

City candidates on the Bob Law ticket held a noon rally at the Woadford Bros and Witchins factory. Speakers included Law Beem Meloy and solicitor candidate McCoy who urged accountability and opposed long incumbencies while Berm framed officials as public employees.

Bob Law Woadford Bros. & Witchins Factory Wrank Federspiel H. Meyor Z. C. Beem J. A. Townsley Aa. EH. Glenny M. J. Morgan Law Beem Meloy McCoy J.C. Berm Peonte

Foreigners in Germany to be called to arms

An Amsterdam dispatch reports German authorities will census neutral foreigners who have lived in Germany five years. Such men lose former citizenship, become German subjects, and are drafted for non front line work in offices to free others for combat. About 30,900 fighting age foreigners are involved.

London Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Co Germany Landstrom

Ice Gorge Floods Des Moines River Area near Fort Dodge

A 15 foot ice jam on the Des Moines river north of Fort Dodge inundated a large area of valuable farm land. Officials planned dynamite use if conditions fail to improve. Also reported: J W Burlason of Tripoli held for auto theft. stolen car located near Marshalltown after Muddy roads hampered progress. In the Kenicott v Snyder case the court agreed to end the Will dispute with each side paying half costs and $359.

Fort Dodge Des Moines Tripoli J. W. Burlason Howard Garrison Barlason la Granda Marshalltown George Kennicott Phillip Snyder Susan Snyder

Testing of corn seed at Hiac Mawk Counts station opens

Farmers show strong interest as Prof Holden leads two day seed corn testing at the new Waterloo station behind Covell's. County Agriculturist A A Hurger and Corn expert John Larson oversee testing. a 75 cent per bushel charge is planned with refunds if costs exceed that. Farmers must keep seed within Black Hawk county and not charge over five dollars per bushel.

Hiac Mawk Counts Crop Improvement Association Jeerson Street Covell P. G. Holden A. A. Hurger John Larson Holden Chicago Waterloo Wil Hind E. M. Lichty George Dawson D. F. Schrock Slack Hawk County Imen Black Hawk County

Robert Hilliard Enters Horse Riding Game in Broadway

New York reports noted actor and author Robert Hilliard, famed for fashion and stage presence, plans to buy three or four horses to race this season. John Madden will arrange the purchases, with black and white racing colors chosen. Hilliard, once amateur boxing champion of Brooklyn at around 140 pounds, made his name before becoming a footlight favorite.

New York Brooklyn

American Rancher Reported Killed by Carranzistas

A New York native living in Mexico for twenty years, an American rancher named Corloge is reported killed by Carranzistas. The body showed marks of torture and was found after cowboys at Mudgui folded the body, authorities say based on received tidings.

San Antonio Tex Corloge Moston Mudgui Carless Ipwits New York Agit Mexico

Bangle Returns to Station as Church Meetings Begin

Capt. Joe Gibbs reports the veteran fire station commander has resumed duties after two weeks away. Evangelist McClure led meetings at the Burlington Methodist church with 25 converts. A large tabernacle is being erected for upcoming revival starting April 9 conducted by Evangelist Forsythe. Arrests included William Angell for arson and Harvey Anderson held on auto theft charges after bond was set.

Joe Gilbs Rtyeot Fron Methodist Church Horn Burlington Puller Cnautain Gibbs Thuerings Apell Mvangelist EM Forsythe Thie Etty Huaring Willam Angell Henderson Cedar Falls McMurray Earl Harvey Anderson Justicee McMurray

Banquet Plans Amid League Cup Losses Stir Tension

At a Commercial League captains meeting held at the Y M C A Jane evening, it was decided the losing teams would confront the Manufacturers on Tuesday. The banquet venue was left undecided pending later arrangements.

Lhe Manfacturers

Connolly May Get War Post in Washington

March 16 report from Washington states resident Wilson promises the executive committee of the National Guard that he will appoint as secretary of war a man familiar with national guard affairs. Former Representative Maurice Connolly of Iowa was implicated in the inquiry. at the county farm William Wat ing, a former resident for over a year, died from diabetes. The remaining details are unclear and scattered.

Primary Aldermen Vote Cost Reported in Monmouth

March 16 report shows expense per vote for the ten aldermen nomination primary. Thirty six women participated in the engagement. Ashley Underwood is noted as financial agent at the new Town National Five Jusiwr.

Monmouth

Ines Moves To Waterloo Permanent Home

Ines company of Dex Moines now reorganized has chosen Waterloo as its permanent home. He arrived in the city last night and took quarters at the Ituswell Lam BOI.

Ines Company Dex Moines Bes Fins Organized Waterloo City Ituswell-Lam

The Coming Baby: Mothers Praise “Mothers Friend”

A 1910s advertisement extols the product Mothers Friend as a help for pregnant women. It features testimonials from mothers nationwide, urging readers to request a free booklet and to buy the remedy from their druggist. The piece targets expectant mothers, emphasizing comfort and positive anticipation. It lists contact details for the Bradford Regulator Co. and promotes the book as both useful and inspirational.

Dradfield Regulator Co Lamar Didy Atisala

Pupils Learn Dolt Tests In Eighth Grade Class

The eighth grade at Whistler school practiced testing torn rag dolls and dolls with Rag doll testers to judge progress this afternoon.

Whistler School

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