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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

Page

4

Jury Deliberates in Longest Black Hawk Murder Trial

The Gust Bekiares murder case stretched to twenty days of testimony in Black Hawk County with jurors asking for written instructions after a heated discussion. Judge Ransier reminded the panel they must deliberate and final verdicts could be first degree murder with life imprisonment or other charges, as interpreters assisted and costs mounted.

Gust Hektares Frank Bim Jude Ransier Conyielion Ransler Willis Artareneys W. W. Woolley Fort McCoy Court House Black Hawk County Billines Bremner County Selem Mehmet Gust Bekiares Kansas City Bet Noventer Saco Soho Hoetor Pasmezagi St. Louis Peter Lagos Des Moines Blim Dari Sear Hansier Jone

Bunton Olden Serious in Wis Recital

Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice about Bunton Olden in Wisconsin. Mentions medical or operational terms and dates with unclear names, possibly a public event or civic update.

Plan to Expedite Freight Meets in Des Moines

T J Ryan Rock Island general agent leaves for Des Moines to attend a refrigeration department meeting of the Rock Island Lines. Aim is to dispatch perishable freight efficiently and improve conditions for all shipper classes. Over 200 stockholders and railway officials from multiple cities will be present for expert talks on freight business.

T. J. Ryan Rock Island Railroad Les Moines Hoek Islind Rock Island Falind

Hukill Speaker at B16 Conclave

Supt. A T Hukill of west side schools with Miss Mae Harnes and Miss Maude Merritt attended the Northeastern Town teachers convention in Independence. Hukill spoke on The Teacher as a Factor in Character Building. The west side schools closed for spring vacation and teachers will attend the conclave in Independence.

A. T. Hukill West Side Mae Harnes Maude Merritt Independence Wey Mukill Miss Barnes

Rehearsals Begin for East High Senior Play

Rehearsals for the annual senior class play at East High School start after spring vacation. Miss Aleo Booth, supervisor of elocution, has several plays under consideration but has not chosen the final work. The production is expected to favor a lighter tone this year, though amateur youth limits may affect performance quality.

East High School Aleo Booth

Jury Should Have Sleeping Quarters

Judge Transfer to Illay argues for sleeping facilities for jurors, noting a Rekiares jury spent an entire night deliberating with little progress. He calls the current system barbaric and says rest would help jurors deliberate more effectively on the issues.

Juder Illay Rekiares

Mary Walker To Give Concert In Waterloo

Miss Maras Walker, once delighting Waterloo audiences, will perform again in Des Moines. The Walnut Street Hay Orchestra will host the concert on Wednesday evening with Miss Hatt Gries and Madeline, a Des Moines graduate, contributing selections. The notice promotes a farm paper subscription and advertises agricultural knowledge.

Maras Walker John A. Barto Des Moines Waterloo Iats

New Rector Sought for St Mark’s Episcopal Church

St Mark's Episcopal congregation announces the new brick church at Denver and West Fourth, cost $20,000, nearing summer dedication. The church will seek a rector after completion as 157 members join the local diocese.

St. Mark's Episcopal Congregation Denver West Fourth Streets S J. Mark

Invincibles Take Second in City Bowling Standings

The Invincibles won three straight games against the Pattern Makers at Jackman alleys last evening to rise to second place in the City league standings. They posted a .913 team game as two Pattern Makers sat out and two Macks members substituted for the match.

Invincibles Pattern Makers Jackman Alleys Macks

Nebraska Leaders Drive City Relief Efforts War Relief in Omaha

The Nebraska Governor and Omaha Mayor spearheaded relief work amid a housing crisis. State troops were ordered to assist, and officials coordinated with local agencies to deliver aid. Reported chaos and hardship affected homeless women and families as relief efforts progressed.

Nebraska Omaha Hojtiesad Amd Yi Moreteail

Dam rumor and legal notices stir Waterloo area

Rumor about the Waterloo dam and Cedar River bridge circulates, with no change to the dam’s location or river bottom. The document details a complex suit in Black Hawk county tracing title to real estate and naming multiple Virden and related defendants, with a May 1913 court date and notice to appear.

Waterloo Cedar River Cedar Rapids Cedars

O'Brien v Virden unknown claimants in Black Hawk real estate

In May term 1913 District Court of Iowa Black Hawk, Ella J. O'Brien sues unknown heirs and claimants to north forty seven feet of lots five and six, block twenty, railroad addition to Waterloo. The petition claims ownership by adverse possession for over thirty years and seeks quiet title to the described parcel and related interests. Defendants listed include John Virden and family, with unknown heirs, executors, and claims.

William Virden James Virden Martha Bunting Isaac Virden Thomas Virden Elizabeth Francher Francis M. Virden Francis P. Virden America Mullan Charles T. Ackley Alexander McFarland Wiliam Mears John Virden Oscar Virden Wiliam H. Virden Elizabeth Franeher America Mullan Alexander McParland William Mears W. W. Miller Black Hawk County Lawas Hloura C. McColm William H. Virden Elizabeth Francis B. Virden FM. Virden Martha Virden Villa Virden W.W. Miller Mack Hawk County Iowa Black Tink County Plang Alexander McAparland Plathut William Mears, Sr F. M. Virden Waterloo District Court of Ella J. O'Brien William UW Virden Alndeer McFarland William Mea District Cout Yan Estate Willaim Varden Ose Virden William TL Virden

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