Girl 10 Bested Noted Horse Trader in Cortland Tale
In Cortland New York David Hannum, famed horse trader, was outguessed by Maybelle Adams a local girl. She traded a trotter for twelve dollars and a saddle horse, the trotter died soon after. Hannum sued but lost the case and never spoke to Adams or her father again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
N. C
David Hannum
David Hanum
Edward Noyes Westcott
South Cortand
Ike
Dick Larrabee
Westcott
Enich
Pbeneration
David
Meybella Adams
Homer
Keith
New York
Maybelle
Cortland County
David Haonum
Afaybelle
Ilannuar
New York State
Hannum
Adams
Maybells
Haanum
Altho
Zimmerman to Instruct Summer Law Clinic at Iowa
A A Zimmerman of Pike Sing Zimmerman Frank has been chosen by the University of Iowa College of Law to conduct a legal clinic during the summer session. The course, starting late June and ending in August, will feature practical clinic work and practice before the supreme court with leaders in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Zimmerman
Pike, Sing, Zimmerman & Frank
College of Law
University of Iowa
Law School
Pra Bei
Supreme Court
Zimmerman
Waterloo Signs Star Outfielder Mullen From Blue Ridge League
Waterloo signs star outfielder Mullen from the Hanover Blue Ridge League club after a standout season with last year’s manager Bert Weeden. Mullen batted .271 in 92 games with a .974 fielding mark and 218 putouts, likely prompting the release of veteran Huck Roth. W. A. Smith of the Minneapolis Colored Browns has a contract for a series against Harris on April 23-24 at the local park. The U S may hold a ruler reducing Rosses in engines with minimal power loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huck’ Roth
Roth
Mullen
W. A. Smith
Minneapolis Colored Browns
Harris
Buildings Burned Across America Could Span Continent
A 1921 1922 fire study estimates nearly 500 million dollars in buildings and contents burned nationwide. The imagined line of burned two story structures stretches from New York to Los Angeles, with countless burn injuries and casualties. Prevention experts say about four fifths of this loss is preventable and urge stronger fire safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Los Angeles
Treasures of Maya ruins hinted for near future
Washington archaeologist Dr. Marshall N. Saville told the Archaeological Society that Maya ruins in Yucatan and southern Mexico may yield a written chronology and a vast library of records. He said excavations will expand, with temples, calendars, and monuments revealing advanced engineering and astronomy, rivaling ancient Egypt.
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Washington, D. C
Tut-Ankh-Amon
Yucatan
Luxor
Marshall N. Saville
Archaeologica Sattery
Washington
Saville
Mexico
Guatemala
Marya
Sasile
Dr. Saville
Egypt
Roamea
House of Dreams: A lonely Cauldron Cove tale unfolds
In Cauldron Cove a writer Rhea Lowe and recluse Hall Crane clash over a seaside house and a sailing ship named Ship o Dreams. When Rhea sends Crane away she vanishes from the schooner leaving a cliff edge confrontation and unanswered questions about the House o Dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crane
Rhea—plesge
Soma
Rhea
Ship O' Dreams
Hall Crane
Thair
Nestle
Cauldron Cove
Old Mat Coles
Rhea Lowe
Crane
Hail Crane
Miss Lowe
Miss. Lowe
Milwaukee Bowlers Lead Doubles in A B C Record
Milwaukee entrants F. Wilson and C. Daw took the doubles lead in the American Bowling Congress tournament with 1,358 after games of 466 422 and 479. The previous record of 1,346 was set in 1917 by Sartorius and Holzschub of Peoria. Daw and Wilson belong to the Nelson-Mitchell team which yesterday set a world team bowling record of 3,129.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
F. Wilson
C. Daw
G. Sartorius
W.holzschub
Peoria
Daw
Wilson
Frequent Roof Fires Keep Firemen On Run
Five roof fires challenged responders today from 9 a m to 2 p m with Siemen on the scene nearly nonstop. Losses were slight due to quick work at each site including Sassman 608 Almond Sherwood 550 Conger Unique Cleaners rear 621 Washington Seitz 16 Franklin and Hall 1130 Independence. The only major damage occurred at 505 Almond where a roof hole was burned through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siemen
S. L. Sassman
Almond
Charles Sherwood
Conger
Unique Cleaners
Washington Street
J. CO. Seitz
Franklin
R. L. Hall
Independence Avenue
Almond Street
Vice President Sewall of C M & St P Dies
Edmund D. Sewall, vice president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway, died at his home in Chicago from acute pneumonia after a brief illness. Born in Wilmington, Delaware in 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
AL & ST. P
Chicago
Edmund D. Sewall
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Bor
Wilmington
Del
Aged Citizens of Bellevue Organize Old Men's Club
Bellevue Michigan March 30 old residents meet for reminiscences and a banquet planned by A B Hoyt to form an Old Men's club. Forty eight attend tree ages over 75 with three at 70. stories of pioneer life, beauty of the valley and river, and frontier farming are shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Mich
Michigan
A. B. Hoyt
Bimazif
Bellayne
Beo
M. Dexter
Bellavus
Henry Hare
Auto Collision Suit for Damages Filed in Oelwein
Mitch Brown sues James Young and Irene Bentley in district court for 10000 alleging injuries from a Christmas time collision at Charles and Frederick streets. He claims impaired sight and hearing and hair loss, and says defendants drove at over 25 mph and refused his traffic rights at the intersection. A separate note reports a helmet fund gift bringing it to 140 dollars as firemen aid. The piece also notes the 75th anniversary of English poet Sarah Flower Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Charles
Frederick
Mitch Brown
James Young
Irene Bentley
Waterloo Daily Briefs and Notices Summary
Local building permit issued to Jobo Beasarear for a garage at 1302 Conger. Des Moines visit noted for Myre, Maher, and social rounds among Toledo and Gilley families. Popular Cigars store incorporation reported with $10,000 stock. George E. Fisher president, Elmer W. Whitenack secretary and treasurer. Immigrant quota news from Greece affects Waterloo families planning to join relatives. waits until July. Measles and scarlet fever cases recorded among Little Village children at 526 Archer and 915 Linden. Bankruptcy petition filed by William K. Jackson of Shell Rock with assets $10,608 liabilities $12,255. Max Levingston and friends arriving for weekend visit. university ties noted. An 18-year-old, son of Dr. and Mrs. Moora, injured by auto while cycling on Park Avenue. school absence follows. Bake sale announced by M C A Ladies First Congregational Church. West Waterloo Camp will meet to attend neighbor E F Tuttle funeral at Petersen Brothers’ Parlors Elmwood.
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Jobo Beasarear
Myre
W. ¢. Maher
Des Moines
Bertha Peverill
H. &. Stuck
Toledo
Stephen Gilley
L. A. Kaufman
United States
Greece
Waterloo
Red Cross
Gilbert Michaelson
Berteh Avenue
Archer Avenue
Kenneth Olsen
Linden
William K. Jackson
Shell Rock
J.B. Jordan
Max Levingston
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Jacob Levingston
Russell-Lamson
Max
Kern
Fremont
M. C. A. Ladies’ First Cong. Church
Public Invited to Dance at K. C. Hall
Tomorrow evening at the K of C hall Societia des 40 hommes et 8 chevaux will sponsor a dance. Forty and 8 members and General Public are invited. GP fair oversees two committees from the organization to ensure an evening of revelry and amusement for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Hall
Societia Des 40 Hommes
Ehevaux
Dante
G Pffair
Reverend Harold A. Smith Visits Brother in Waterloo
Reverend Harold A. Smith and Mrs. Smith arrived from Boston for a visit with his brother Reverend Clinton F. Smith and the Stout family in Castle Hill. The minister will be ordained and assigned to a charge in the Iowa conference of the Evangelical church in Waterloo next week and will serve two to three weeks here before starting his pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A.*smith
Boston
Mass
Clinton F. Smith
L. L. Stout
Castle, Hill
H. A. Smith
Iowa
Evangelical Church
Waterloo
Smith
Husband Fights Over Attentions to Wife
In Muscatine Iowa on March 30 a dispute over dancing with Bierman’s wife led to a melee. John Malsenbach, a machinist, is hospitalized and Carl Bierman suffered a wrist fracture after a pocket knife was drawn. The incident followed an altercation with Beerman’s party amid allegations of disrespect and jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierman
Muscatine
John Malsenbach
Carl Biermans
Christopher Columbom
Hye
Malsenbach
Secretaries of State Conference Held in Des Moines
S A Cohagan general secretary of the Y M C A R Clare Heald activities secretary Rev Clinton F Smith Rev A C Preston Fred Kaltenbach and Don M Gary attended a lecture by John R Mott national president of the Y M C A in Des Moines yesterday. All returned last evening except Cohazan and Heald who stayed for a conference of astute general secretaries today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Cohagan
R. Clare Heald
Clinton F. Smith
Fire causes minor damage at A H French home
A kitchen fire at 2836 Fourth Street East yesterday afternoon spoiled a dinner and caused smoke but no injuries. The blaze burned a roast to ashes and produced heavy smoke filling the residence. An advertisement note references Salvage and insurance services. London reports a Swedish salvage plan to raise bullion from the sunk Egypt wreck, deemed impossible by port officials.
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A. H. French
Fourth Street
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Trotter
Theo
House of Dreams
Prus
Art Club
Writers’ Circle
Dorothy R. Scoville
Fema
Aged Citizens. OF
Michigan Village
H. B. Hall
Mr. Hall
Oelwein
Ray Tiller
Fire Department
Mark D. Scrogey
Fourth Street East
Sarah Flower Adams
Beisf
K. C. Hall
Harold A. Smith
Brother
Prey Safe
Bronson Tawance Agency
Phoss
London
Swedbaly Salvage Company
New
Ushant
Bishop
Owenbach Hotel
Tom Toques
Paris
Itatione
Everything For the Kitchen
East Fifth &J
the Gift
East Fourth
Tss
Haviland China
Enamels
Muresco and
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