Troops at Fort Bliss Train for Border Patrol
El Paso reports United States forces at Fort Bliss three miles northeast of the city in splendid condition after a crowded trip. The Fourth United States Cavalry forms the main force with infantry cooperating to guard American property and stop armed Mexicans from crossing the Rio Grande. Officers shown command the cavalry and oversee border defense for about ten miles north and south of El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Texas
el Paso
United States
Here
Fourth United States Cavalry
Rio Grande
Sues For 29 Years Pay by Rock Island Agent in Summit
John Long, station agent on the Wilton branch at Summit since 1880, sues the Rock Island railroad in Muscatine County district court for 5533.37 claiming 29 years of back wages at 15 dollars per month. He says he performed duties including snow shoveling, flagging, freight handling, and other tasks, but received no pay and his home was used as a depot. The case rests with the jury verdict and has drawn local attention.
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Sues
Rock Island
Summit
Muscatine
John Long
Wilton
District Court
Long
Muscatine County
Refuge to Work Despite Guards at Beald Mines
Miners in the local union voted last night not to return to work until the coal companies recall them. Two companies left Beald for the mines at dawn but no workers appeared. Guards and deputies patrolled Benld as merchants refused to sell to state troops.
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Gillespie
Superior Coal Company
Here
Beald
Benld
Frank Dickson
Cpl. Lang
Rbeald
Col. Lang
Licensed to Wed. Waterloo and Dunkerton Enrollments
A brief notices fragment lists marriage licenses issued to individuals including Leo Pennie of Waterloo and Arthur G. Brasech of Dunkerton along with other names Ceola Nesfield of Dunkerton and Myrtle A. Lantze of Randalia in a municipal licensing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Pennie
Waterloo
Myrtle A. Lantze
Randalia
Arthur G. Brasech
Dunkerton
Ceola Nesfield
Dunkerton Oka
Wreck Victim Asks Payment in Railway Case Settlement
Florence Forsham seeks court to enforce a stipulation with Rock Island railway over injuries from a wreck at Green Mountain a year ago. If permanent injury is shown she would receive 4000 dollars, otherwise 1600 dollars. Doctor Littig found injuries not permanent. Hearing on a saloon petition had evidence closed and final decree expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Winn-Forshan
Rock Island Railway
Green Mountain
Plaintif
Littig
Davenport
Ransier
Attorners
Aida
Waterlo o gets new Seraphic Heights hospital plan handler
J. H. Temme, hospital construction superintendent for the Franciscans, arrived from St. Louis to take charge of building operations for the Seraphic Heights hospital in Waterloo. He will meet with contractors to finalize plans and begin active construction soon, with Father H. H. Forkenbrook returning from a ten day eastern vacation to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Temme
Waterloo
St. Louis
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Mr. Temme
Lady of Victory Pupils Musical Program
Our Lady of Victory academy pupils present a Thursday evening program at 7 30 featuring pieces by Leblierre Celeste Miller Ruffin Marie Multan Gottschalk Glands Leeper Hastings Miss M Connell Rathbun Lucile Bruner Wachs Veronica Gorman Moelling Marie Nauman reading The Church Spiders Marjorie O Keefe Chopin Bernice Rickert Mendelssohn Miss M Connell Wieniawski Marjorie Neefe May Time Dudley Buck Miss M Connell Barcarolle Stojowaki Miss Alice McGuire Polonaise Parker Miss Gladys Young with solo vocal performances and instrumental selections by various students.
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Our Lady of Victory Academy
Caprice Boheme
Lebrierre
Celeste Miller
Gavotte Moderne
Ruffin
Marie Multan
Rathbun
Lucile Bruner
Mazurka
Wachs
Veronica Gorman
Moelling
Marie Nauman
Reading
Church Spiders
Marjorie O'Keefe
Chopin
Bernice Rickert
Mendelssohn
M. Connell
Kuyuwiak
Wieniawski
Marjorie
VW Neefe
May Time
Dudley Buck
Barcarolle
Stojowaki
Alice McGuire
Parker
Gladys Young
McKinley School Program Tonight at East Waterloo High
The McKinsey pupils perform at the manual training auditorium this evening to raise funds for Pictures for their school. Parents and friends are invited to hear the children sing speak and act with a small admission fee. Program starts at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’ekinley
McKinsey
Mannual
East Waterloo High School
Insurrectos Cut Off Provisions and Refugees Flee
Reports from the war zone describe insurgents surrounding towns and denying provisions, forcing hundreds of refugees to flee toward the borders on foot. Col. Garcia Cuellar remains at Casas Grandes wounded. Diaz's staff seeks medical escort for him. President Taft invites Japan's ambassador to address rumors about maneuvers, while warning of possible U S intervention as Mexico's crisis deepens and Diaz’s hold weakens.
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EE Paso
Texas
Garcia Cuellar
Diaz
Casas Grandes
Rabago
Cuellar
Washington, D. C
Mexico
United States
Taft
White House
Congress
LaRue to stay in Waterloo lead by band plans
H A LaRue, longtime leader of LaRue's Waterloo band, bought the former McQuilkin residence at 633 Park Avenue West and will remain in Waterloo as a booster. He seeks fair city support for the band and will take another business offer if support does not improve. He is described as a hard worker, honest, and competent. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for funeral assistance and condolences from neighbors and friends.
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la Rue
Waterloo
Examination of Special Venire in Neeley Homicide Case
Independence Kan March 22 At torness in the trial of A A Truskett charged with killing J D S Neeley Lima oil man today began the examination of a special venire The jury in the case of J L Bailey trustee for the J P King Co Cedar Falls vs Smith Lichty Hillman Co was out only a short time today when it returned a verdict for defendant Engineer Mark Scrogg y and wife and daughter and Mrs Scrogggey s mother Mrs Brisbane left this morning for an extended trip through California
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Independence
Kan
A. A. Truskett
Hiling J. D. S. Neeley
The
Lima
J. L. Bailey
J. P. King Co
Cedar Falls
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Mark Scroggy
Mrs. Scroggey
Brisbane
California
Savage Asia ritual described with human sacrifice
A fragment from William Jameson Bald's Unexplored Asia recounts a religious festival of the Aala in Chite City, Tsdchan, featuring a public human sacrifice atop a stone altar. The account portrays a ceremonial cave gathering, torchlight, a high priest, and the grisly weapon plunge as worshipers cheer.
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Aala
William Jameson Bald
Asia
Chite City
Tsdchan
Ping Mountains
Shanghai
Tibet
Aged Waterloo Woman Mrs Henry Sandoe Dies at 1327 Black Hawk
Margaret J. Gates born Pine Grove Pa Aug 18 1829 dies after winter illness at home 1327 Black Hawk street aged 80. She married John Kepler then Henry Sandoe and lived in Freeport Monro s Wis New Hampton Cedar Falls Lester township and Waterloo. Survived by husband four grandchildren and three children including Charles O Sandoe Edward Sandoe and Mrs George A McMillan. Funeral Friday at Union Congregational church at 2 pm with burial Elmwood cemetery.
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Henry Sandoe
Black Hawk Street
Margaret J. Gates
Pine Grove
Center County
John Kepler
Freeport
Mon~ros
Wis
New Hampton
Cedar Falls
Lester Township
Waterloo
Charles O. Sandoe
Edwards
Independence
George A. McMillan
North
Barclay Street
Sandee
M. E. Church
Union Congregational Church
Frank Cole
M. B
Elmwood Cemetery
Jap Professor on Possibilities of War With U S
New York March 22 At Carnegie hall Dr Toyktch Synage of Chicago university dismissed talk of war between the United States and Japan saying the Portsmouth treaty of 1905 created an embarrassing position for Britain and Japan and predicting no conflict for fifty years He also noted Japan’s past customs hindered blood circulation and offered a projection on physical growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Japan
Great Britain
Carnegie Hall
Toyktch Synage
Chicago University
United States
Synoga
Portsmouth
Dr. Iynoga
Press Restrictions Through the Eighteenth Century
A compact compendium notes that English press limits persisted into the late 1700s, denying ministers criticism until then. It cites Walter of the London Times facing a harsh penalty, including a pillory, jail, and good behavior bonds, before the text shifts to assorted quips and aphorisms from periodical humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Walter
London Times
Duke of York
Some Hopes for Stanley Bruner Remains in Comatose State
Stanley Bruner the 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs J B Bruner of 112 Harrison street was run down by a motorcycle Monday evening while skating on Logan avenue. Reports say his condition remains unchanged in coma with great difficulty arousing him. The attending physician said his general condition holds up with no complications and offered cautious optimism for recovery in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bruner
J. B. Bruner
Harrison Street
Logan Avenue
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