American Citizens Honored at Naturalization Program
Sixteen new citizens were naturalized in Waterloo with a ceremony at Central School after a hearing in Judge H B Boless division. The class included three women and represented many European countries. Local patriotic groups offered greetings and presented citizenship manuals and flags as the new citizens received final papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mary Melrose
Central School
H. B. Boles
Misa Fanchon Powers
Evangelina
Ben H. Hesser
HR. Bergstresser
Mary
Melrose
Ella Watters
May Walker
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
A. B. Wheat
Robert Anderson Post
Dr. J. W. Rowntree
Louis Schultz
Michael Zarifis
Mattie Graard
James G. Smith
Thomas Stykoff
Lucia Marguerite
Anna Hughes
Otto Nelson
Olaf M. Haugen
Peder G. Andersen
Etidine G. Fresenberg
Joseph Baumgartner
Otto C. Hansen
Lauritz Jensen
Sidney James Sparks
Hans G. Christensen
E. P. Martenson
Former Waterloo Players Shine in Exhibition Game
Fred Schulz and Ovid McCracken showed well in a Milwaukee versus Cleveland Indians exhibition in Sanford Florida. Milwaukee lost 3 to 1 as Schulz had one of three Brewers hits off Tris Speaker’s pitchers. McCracken allowed four hits in three innings with two walks and one strikeout. Spurgeon singled and made an error that produced Milwaukee’s run. Otto Borchert reportedly competes with Speaker for Spurgeon’s services to cover shortstop, a weak spot for Otto’s club. The Milwaukee Journal highlights Schulz’s prowess with a photo in the Thursday issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schulz
Ovid McGracken
Milwaukee
Cleveland Indians
Sanford
Fla
Cleveland
Fred
Brewers
Tris Speaker
McCracken
Milwaukee Journal
Fred Spurgeon
Spurgeon
Dubuque
Jackson
Otto Borchert
Lester Bell
St. Louis
Otto
Bmill Waukee Journal
Fred Schult
Schult
One Cent Verdict Against Cedar Falls City Marshal
A jury in Judge H B Boies division awarded one cent in damages to P M Smith against Nathan Enlow city marshal of Cedar Falls after 15 hours of deliberation. The suit for 5000 dollars claimed malice in swearing to information for a search warrant and searches for intoxicating liquor found none. The six men and six women jurors faced a long night, with agreement reached at 12:25 a m. Costs of about 60 to 70 dollars were shifted to Eaton. The case featured legal commentary by Judge Boies and defense attorneys J B Newman and Roland Merner. In the same document, St Marys High School Clarksburg Va defeated Columbia Academy Dubuque Ia 24 to 20 in the national Catholic high school basketball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
H. B. Boles
District Court
Actlon
Smith
Enlow
Eaton
J. H. Meyers
Waterloo
J. B. New Man
Roland Merner
Judge Boies
Heforso
Chicago
St. Mary's High School
Clarksburg
W. Va
Columbia Academy
Dubuque
Cotton production totals 1924-25 season reach 13.6 million bales
The census bureau announced the final season figures for 1924-25 showing U S cotton output at 13 618 751 equivalent 500 pound bales exclusive of lint measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D C
United States
Census Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ind.a
Charlotte Garter Flather
New York
Reginald Vanderbilt
H. ® Flather
Meriden
Conn
Marshal Nenlow
P. M. Smith
Nathan En
Texas
Florida
California
Waterlood Fruit and Whole Sal Commission Company
Red Ball Inn
Janesville
Iowa
Hamburg
Boston
East Fourth St
E. McStay
National Fruit Co
Wisconsin
Colorado York
Rome
Jersey
H. Krensky
Commercial Street
Reliance
Foley
van Camp's
Tabuy
Libby's
Libby
Mustar
Statehouse
Blackstone
Delicia Oleo
H. Krensky Grocery
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