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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1914

Page

9

Bakery wagon strikes girl on Franklin Street injuring eight year old

Eight year old Clara Knipp of 1120 Franklin Street was run down by a Vienna bakery wagon driven by J A Long of 228 Fowler Street while crossing Eighth Street on roller skates. The girl suffered head cuts rib fractures and possible internal injuries and was taken to St Francis Hospital for X ray assessment. Witness say the wagon, moving at an ordinary pace, did not see her crossing.

Eighth Street Franklin Clara Knipp John Knipp Franklin Street Vienna St. Francis Hospital J. A. Long Fowler Street Our Lady of Victory Academy Eighth Long

Mexicans Demand Waterworks Again Near Vera Cruz

Washington May 4 Mexican soldiers renewed their demand for the surrender of Vera Cruz area waterworks but offered no forceful action. An American outpost was approached and no shots were fired as General Funston reported the incident and sought guidance on possible steps.

Washington, D. C Vera Cruz War Department Funston Sunston

Welch to Elkader in False Pretense Case

Milton Welch awaiting arraignment in Justice Knapp’s court on a false pretenses charge, likely to be sent to Clayton county. Elkader sheriff expected to bring youngster Welch for trial, held at the county jail before transfer. Caillaux in Bloodless Duel in Paris as ex minister of finance and rival Fernand d Aillieres duel with pistols.

Welch Elkader Milton Welch Justice Knapp Clayton County Young Welch Waterloo

Duel at Parc des Princes Leaves Shots Unfired

d Aillieres fired twice at his adversary but missed both times. Caillaux fired into the air. The duelists stood 26 paces apart in the Parc des Princes.

d'Aillieres M. Caillaux Parc Des Princes

Waterloo Man Captures Heart

Albert J. Ehlers of the Iowa Manufacturers' Insurance Co and Miss Edna Lofstedt of St. Paul were married by Rev. Dr. Walter H. Rolling at the parsonage on a Saturday afternoon. After the ceremony the couple hurried away for a southern state honeymoon. They expect to return soon and may live with the groom’s parents until a home is arranged.

Albert J. Eolers Iowa Manufacturers’ Insurance Company Edna Lofstedt St. Paul Walter H. Rolling Waterloo Bold Lochinvar Mr. Ehlers

Candidates Open Fight in Earnest Des Moines Campaign

Des Moines May 4 Republicans open the senatorial contest for Cummins this week with headquarters planned in Des Moines and literature distributed across counties. Cummins supporters push for party unity while foes rally to Savage. Democrats organize for all state offices except attorney general as Meredith and Connolly tour to marshal backing. campaigns remain courteous though intra party tensions loom ahead of the fall election.

Des Moines Friends A. B. Cummins Cummins Arthur C. Savage Adair Friends of Iowa Savage Edwin T. Meredith Burlington Davenport Ottumwa Maurice Connolly Dubuque

Pastors Lead Clean-Up Effort in Waterloo

Churchgoers heard sermons urging civic cleanliness as Waterloo conducts a paint and cleanup campaign. Local pastors including Dr Effie McCollum Jones and Rev L D Mix spoke on the initiative at Universalist, Plymouth, and Northminster churches to mobilize volunteers and improve the city’s appearance.

Waterloo Apeak Effie McCollum Jones Universalist Church L. DB. Mix Plymouth Congregational Church EB. W. Lanham Northminster Presbyterian Church W. K. Dorgan First Baptist Church George W. Hinkle Christ Episcopal Church L. C. Moore Central Christian Church J. A. Haeh- Jen Calvary Evangelical Church M. G. Munn United Presbyterian Church J. B. Smith Walnut Street

Birthplace replaced by eight story Waterloo office tower

Chris Rechtfertig of Minneapolis visited Waterloo, his birthplace, after 28 years to find the old frame house demolished. He marveled at the eight story office building and the city’s rapid growth, noting Waterloo has “made better” than Minneapolis. Rechtfertig, nephew of P. J. Rechtfertig, is a department store manager, author, and playwright.

Chris Rechtfertig Minneapolis Waterloo Mr. Rechtferth Mr. Rechtfertig P. J. Rechtfertig

Baltimore Plans Centenary of Star Spangled Banner

Baltimore will mark the 100th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner and American independence during Sept 6 to 13. Mayor James H. Preston asked city officials to cooperate, noting many cannot attend but the national flag should fly over every public building during centennial week to show patriotism and loyalty nationwide.

Baltimore R. C. Thompson James H. Preston Preston United States

Park Manager Delays Opening Date for Electric Park

Werbert Parker, manager of Electric Park, announced a postponement to June 16 for the park’s opening. The delay comes after delays in completing improvements, including a large building for a carousel and other enhancements, with all work aimed at being ready for opening day.

Werbert Parker Electric Park

Mothers Day Planned by City Sunday Schools

Sunday Schools and churches across the city will observe Mothers Day on the second Sunday of May next. Many will distribute white carnations to attending mothers, continuing the tradition originated in a Sunday school years ago.

Alli

Bribery Claims Hit Leo Frank Case Witnesses

Atlanta May 4 Two private detectives tied to Leo M Franks defense faced potential questions as Solicitor General Dorsey reviewed a counter showing against a new trial motion. The state had raised bribery accusations against the detectives and planned to probe these alleged incidents.

Atlanta Leo M. Frani Mary Phagan Hugh M. Dorsey

Town Talk notes and local updates from Waterloo area

A jumble of society mentions and municipal items from Waterloo and nearby towns. Names include A J Edwards, John Hitainger, Mrs KB M Powneye, Willian Neissen, Charles B Weeks, Dr Arthur Lynn, Dr A A Lynn, J Johngen, AL Hible, Miss Ruth Hostetter, Miss Miri Marsh, Miss Armstronge, and Emma Roemer Garnant. Reports cover visits, travel, a quarantine for smallpox, a political ballot order in Black Hawk county, an escape from Independence insane hospital, a Chicago teaching assignment, a downtown alley brawl, a horse runaway, and the birth of a son in North Dakota.

Arthur Lynn Marshalstown A. A. Lynn Trumbauer Chicago Badess T YH West Seventh Street M. Blo Fou Benedict Grace Methodist Stuching School Ruth Hostetter Alfred Miller Independence Anna Shanewie J. H. Shanewise Waterloo Jefferson Street Second Street

Suffraget Slashes Sargent Portrait at Royal Academy

In London on March 4 a suffragist, Mrs Wood, from the militant group The Wild Women, slashed John Singer Sargent’s Henry James portrait with a butcher’s cleaver. She and a male accomplice were restrained as the crowd beat him. police took Mrs Wood into custody. The Royal Academy, showing the damaged canvas amid its new exhibit, held an emergency meeting to decide next steps.

London Henry James John Singer Sargent Royal Academy Ross Wand W Council The

Burglar Raid Hits Fosselmanee Cream Plant

Burglars entered the Fosselmanee Cream plant late at night and robbed the cash register of 9.05 dollars. The register had recently been purged, and investigators began checking for other losses or clues at the factory site.

Robbers Enter Through Rear Door at Local Concern

Police reported a theft at a local concern this morning after intruders entered through a rear door. The manager stated there was no key to the lark. Police headquarters filed the report today.

Phased

Professor Schmidt Talks Printing and Advertising at Town Criers

A meeting of the Town Criers is set for tomorrow evening at the Elks club rooms. Professor Schmidt of Iowa State College in Ames will deliver an illustrated lecture on printing and advertising. All interested in these subjects are welcome.

Want Ad in Evening Courier Brings Best Results

An Evening Courier want ad note touts its effectiveness with a mention of temperatures and markings from Burhanan Optical Co ground floor Syndicate. It quotes multiple temperature readings and highlights high and low marks as part of the ad’s appeal.

Burhanan Optical Co Tore Tihoe Corrier

Market Chicago Produce Report From May Fourth

Fragmentary market item shows Chicago produce trading notes with references to Chievo Dagiter and cases elided. Details are incomplete, but the fragment suggests price or volume data and a May date in a produce market context.

Chicago Chievo

Stock prices and market notes from New York May 4 1924

The Waterloo Evening Courier-Reporter advertises that a want ad will yield the best results. The article lists various stock quotes and market items including Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Railway Chicago Great Western Union Pacific United States Steel Amalgamated Copper and other issues with closing prices and percentage changes.

New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Rowling Chicago Great Western Auchison Oo American Samplier Union Pacific Uet Baltiere and Ohio Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel, Common United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Tag Erie OO Nlingls Central Pauli Missouri Pacific New York Central Northwestern

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