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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1912

Page

16

Amusements Tonight The Third Degree at Waterloo

The Third Degree by Charles Klein plays tonight at Waterloo with Annie Jeffries in a strong role. The production features a noted cast and follows the sensational debate sparked by the New York police scandal and Commissioner Bingham's resignation. Balfe’s The Bohemian Girl by Aborn Opera Co. is also advertised with Tempote staging and animals in the scene.

Charles Klein Minnie Radcliffe Chas Burnham Neil Barrett Harry Orsman Kenneth Stuart Wesley Yodd Aborn Qpera. CO Balfe Aborn Opera Company Ralfe Edward P. Tempote

The Spring Maid comes to Waterloo on April 3

The Waterloo Evening Courier notes a Spring Maid performance on Wednesday April 3 at the Waterloo in green white and gold. Miss Hayes leads a splendid cast with George Leon Moore as Prince Aladar Dorothy Maynard as the spring girl and Charles McNaughton as the old school actor. Charles A Hart now sings Baron Rudi, joining Werba and Luescher's revitalized company.

the Waterloo Miss Hayes George Leon Moore Prince Aladar Dorothy Maynard Jack Raffael Tillie Salinger Dorothy la Mar Charles McNaughton Werba Luescher Charles A. Hart Baron Rudi

Three Papers for 3.10 Offer Heads Waterloo Ad

An offer to Waterloo readers promotes a yearly subscription package costing 3.10 mailed in advance. It bundles Waterloo Evening Courier, Iowa home publication The Iewa Homestead, and the monthly Corn magazine from Waterloo. Also mentions W. T. Wagner and H. T. Wagner for city auditor on Monday.

Waterloo Waterloo Evening Courier Iewa Des Moines W. T. Wagner

Spreading rumors of late night meetings at state house

Des Moines report says young men and girls faced with alleged clandestine gatherings in upper galleries and committee rooms of the state house. Carpenters install iron gates with locks to bar access during recess. custodian Captain Kerr aims to shut everyone out of senate galleries and committee rooms.

Des Moines State House Senate House Kerr

DAUGHTER LIVES MOTHER DIES IN TWIN ILLNESSES

Reinbeck Iowa March 23 Mrs Thomas Copely died Thursday afternoon at her home northwest of town after a brief illness with pneumonia. Her death was sudden and unexpected. Her daughter Nina had been ill with the same complaint but is now much better. Mrs Copely had been caring for her daughter during the latter's sickness and presumably contracted a cold that rapidly developed into pneumonia and caused her death.

Reinbeck Thomas Copely Nina Copely

How Cold Causes Kidney Disease and Foley’s Pills

How cold affects kidney function by driving blood from the surface increasing congestion and workload. Foley's Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys, tone urinary organs, and restore bladder action with quick tonic results. H. W. Taggart. Banks Close Election Day. Banking offices closed Monday March 25 1912 for city election. First National Leavitt Johnson Commercial Black Hawk Security Waterloo Savings Central etc. Evening Courier Want Ad.

Foley H. W. Taggart First National Bank Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Commercial National Bank Black Hawk National Bank Security Savings Bank Waterloo Savings Bank Town Latte Bank Central Savings Bank Leavin & Johnson Trust Company Waterloo Loan & Trust Company Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company

West High Wing Triumph in Triangular Debating Meet

West High wins the triangular debate against Waterloo East and Cedar Falls, taking the debating championship of the three schools with unanimous decisions. Winning teams: West High affirmative Nettie Tutt Hazel Manning Clarence Myers. West High negative Constance Waswell Matie White Harry Woods. Cedar Falls affirmative Raymond Tipton Ruth Duthbert Elmer Vriden. East High affirmative Horace Van Metre Calvin Huntley Herman Kopel. East High negative Sam Kiser Florence Sage Itay Mulkern. Judges praised strong arguments and delivery. music and local officials noted. East High to debate Burlington and Cedar Rapids on April 26. West High season ends.

West High Waterloo High East West Cedar Falls A. T. Hakill East High Nettie Tutt Hazel Manning Clarence Myers Constance Waswell Matie White Harry Woods Raymond Tipton Ruth Duthbert Elmer Vriden Horace van Metre Calvin Huntley Herman Kopel Sam Kiser Florence Sage Itay Mulkern Henry Thlings Margaret Connell Floyd Toomey W. W. Woolley Florence la Tier Marion Walker Doris Yenne Marguerite Waters Vera Coates Hoff Good Bays’ Glee Club Cast High Scott Prowell East High Debates Burlington Cedar Rapids

Ready 10 Build Women’s Home

The Harriet Kendall estate settlement shows about 40000 for Kendall Christian Woman’s Home, to be built in Black Hawk or Chickasaw counties after similar public funds are raised. Trustees AL Edwards and Ira Rodamar will seek bids. admission demands childless widows over 50, church member, American born, good character, able to contribute. Nieces listed receive bequests. Waterloo likely to pursue the project.

Harriet Kendall AL. Edwards Ira Rodamar Kendall Christian Woman's Home Black Hawk Chickasaw Amy Laimoille Capper Mary Daugherty Hello Caldwell Mary Ja. Caldwell Mra A. Hosmer Mary Carlton Sherwood Iowa Washingtonnstitute Tuskegee Oak Him Cemetery Association Nashua Kendall Christian Women's Home Kendall

Pearson May Head Ames College

Ames, March 23. R A Pearson, New York agriculture commissioner since 1908, is the leading candidate for president of Iowa State College after a recent campus visit. The 35 year old Cornell graduate previously worked in the U S Department of Agriculture dairy division. A medical note mentions Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds.

Ames R. A. Pearson New York Iowa State Colllege Pearson Humboldt Justice Hughes Cornell University United States Department of Agriculture

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Bozena Annamirl Waterloo Theatre Fashion Department H. T. Wagner BOTIS School Bnyent John W. Sickelsmith Greenshoro Chamberlain Waterloo Electrical Synpicats Gardless Ames College Good Government L. E. Park D. W. Bovee W. H. Howrey Geo. E. Meserve James Black C. A. Fish C. W. Illingworth
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