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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1927

Page

13

Slayings Probe Seeks Woman In Blue Tot Case

In St Louis on May 7 police intensified a search for Patricia Davis, wife of an ex-convict, as they questioned her amid a murder case involving attorney Clifford M. Hicks. Gloves found near the crime scene and testimony that Hicks feared death tied into the investigation. Glenn Hicks and others were detained for questioning, with insurance beneficiary William Davis connected to the case.

St. Louis Patricia Davis Clifford M. Hicks Hicks Elliott Major Missouri Elks’ Club Glenn T. Hicks William “Big Bill’ Davis Harry Bostelman Davis Glenn Hicks Clifford Glenn

Attempted attack on Miss Riley to be heard at Vinton

The La Porte City case involves Miss Ella Riley who reported an attempted attack on the La Porte-Auburn road. Justice G E Brennan will hear the matter at 10 am Monday in Vinton. Accused are Thomas Logkhart and Leo York. Cecil T Gorman of Waterloo is summoned as a state witness.

Ella Riley la Porte City la Porte-Auburn Road G. E. Brennan Vinton Thomas Logkhart Leo York Cecil T. Gorman Randolph Street Waterloo Riley

Arnold Merk Dies at Western Old Folks Home

Arnold Merk, 71, died after a long illness at Western Old People's home Cedar Fas. He was born in Switzerland on February 22, 1857. The funeral will be conducted Monday afternoon at the home.

Courier Cedar Fas Arnold Merk

Bonded whisky labels fail mock inspection in crash case

Police report 19 pint bottles seized from J. W. Gregory after a Grant highway crash are counterfeit. The bright yellow labels with a light blue government stamp fool few, as the contents prove to be a synthetic mix rather than genuine distilled whisky. Authorities warn counterfeiters and note the liquor smells like raw alcohol with visible sediment.

J. W. Gregory Grant Highway Emil Steffen Gregory Fla

Allenrhu Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement claims Allenrhu ends rheumatic pains aches and swellings with a money back guarantee if no relief in 24 to 48 hours. It asserts rapid action dissolving poisonous deposits and expelling impurities, with testimonials from users including C J Miller.

Salvation Army to Grundy Center jail services Saturday

Captain and Mrs. George Watt lead Salvation Army workers to Grundy Center to conduct religious services at the county jail tomorrow. They return for the Mother's program in Salvation hall at night. Home League ladies will run the Mothers day program. Harry Fisher substitutes for Captain Watt at the Black Hawk county home tomorrow afternoon.

George Watt Salvation Army Grundy Center Salvation Hall Ladies of the Home League Harry Fisher Black Hawk County Captain Watt

La Porte City Wins Schoolroom Prizes in Courier Contest

La Porte City boys and girls swept top prizes in the Courier World Schoolroom contest last Saturday for best misspelled word detection and flag coloring. First prize went to Roy Wagner, second to Dorothy Anderson, third to Ruth McChane, all of La Porte City. Additional Plaza Theatre tickets were awarded to several local and Osage entrants. Another World Schoolroom contest is in today’s Courier.

la Porte City Boya End Courier's World Schoolroom Roy Wagner Dorothy Anderson Ruth McChane Plaza Theatre Robert IE. Mark Osage Katherine Furry Kern Street Carl A. Neubauer Newell Street Donald Anderson Helen Frank John Gerk Gertrude Bartelt Maple Street Courier

Waterloo youth in large peace time draft transfer

Harry Shannon of Waterloo, son of Peter Shannon, joins 811 recruits in the Great Lakes naval station draft, transferred to New York for distribution to 12 ships including the Melville, Langley, California and Maryland. The four groups join the battle fleet for east coast maneuvers before returning via the Panama Canal. Frederick J. Renk, 17, enters Great Lakes as apprentice seaman.

Harry Shannon Peter Shannon Folmer Great Lakes Naval Training Station New York United States B. Burns U. S. S. Melville U. S. S. Procyn Panama Canal Frederick J. Renk

Quincy Three-I baseball changes managers

Quincy Illinois May 1. Charles Schmidt former manager of the Quincy Reds was dismissed by the board of directors of the Quincy Three-I club at a closed meeting last night Mack Allison veteran pitcher will manage the team.

Quincy Charles Schmidt Quincy Reds Quincy Three—I

Miss Lilian Lynch Returns Home After Appendectomy

Miss Lilian Lynch was moved today to her home at 721 Walnut Street from St Francis Hospital where she underwent an appendectomy a week ago and is making a rapid recovery.

Lilian Lynch Walnut Street St. Francis Hospital

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