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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1911

Page

6

Reynolds Denies Access to Counsel in Grievance

Reynolds is accused of obtain­ing $59 from County Auditor Rainbow by false pretenses. He claims inability to hire an attorney, with only 7 cents cash on arrival in Waterloo. He is expected to be arraigned before Judge Pratt and a court appointment of counsel. A Sumner merchant, T A Koeberle, criticized Reynolds in jail, while a local preacher visited but left after learning the prisoner's identity.

Gordon W. Reynolds Waterloo Sheriff Shores Reyonids Pratt Reynolds Rainbow Little Rock T. A. Koeberle Sumner Black Hawk County Koeberle Buffalo

Merital Tonic Digestive Endorsed by Henderson Drug Co

The ad promotes Merital Tonic Digestive as a dependable tonic and blood builder. It claims health benefits by restoring weakened organs and improving nutrition leading to healthy red blood. Henderson Drug Co. and American Drug & Press Association are cited as endorsing parties.

American Drug & Press Association Henderson Drug Co American Drug and Press Association

Sunday Umpire Appointed for Toledo Columbus Game

Evangelist Sunday will umpire the opening game between Toledo and Columbus in Toledo on Monday. President Chivington of the American association designated him as the official arbiter. The former White Stocking will wear the mask and pad and call balls and strikes from behind the batsmen.

Toledo Evangelist Columbus Chivington American Association

New Citizen Is Closely Watched

Mayor Rector received a letter from the state board of health with Ellis Island quarantine extracts. It identifies an Italian from a disease infested district of Italy who has arrived in Waterloo. The new arrival will be kept under strict surveillance and segregated if any disease signs appear.

Mayor Rector Towa State Board of Health Ellis Island Italy Waterloo

Rock Island Road Shows Generosity on Waterloo Station

Officials of Rock Island dedicate funds to Waterloo station improvements. About 14.96 dollars, excluding labor, is spent to enlarge the southeast depot platform by laying bears’ planks over sleepers anchored in the ground. The improvement is described as much needed.

Rock Island Waterloo Wnion

Leek Lighting Proposal For Sycamore Street Waterloo

Business men in the Fourth to Fifth street area discuss installing boulevard lights similar to those on the Fifth street bridge and the 290 block. The plan, part of Waterloo’s Great White Way expansion, aims to illuminate more of the city with electric streetlights in coming months. The One Minute washing machine claim by M. Berkley Hardware Co. is also noted.

Waterloo Sycamore Street Fourth Fifth Streets Fifth Street Bridge Fifth Firest M. Berkley Hardware Co

Lincoln Township School Bonds Bid Notice

Bids are invited by the secretary of the Lincoln Township School Board for the Township School Building Bonds. The bonds total 346.00 and 904.00 with 5 percent interest payable semiannually. Maturities are in 2, 3, and 4 years. Bids must be received by noon May 24, 19h.

Lincoln Township Chab. C. Griffith

Post Office Fixtures Arrive for East Waterloo Quarter

Fixtures, boxes, and furniture arrive for East Waterloo post office in Peek-Bath building on East Fifth Street. New quarters will be ready soon with occupancy planned before June first. Woodwork is polished quarter-sawed oak with oxidized copper accents. A private office for the assistant postmaster will be built to match, and the lobby will house about 280 small and 150 large lock boxes.

East Waterloo Peek-Bath East Fifth Street

Young boat thief eludes officers

William Coombs of Cedar Falls had his boat stolen after launch and later found with a plan to ride it to Waterloo. Police traced the vessel to Bil Graham, a local youth. Graham was arrested after being followed by Coombs and two companions who believed the boat belonged to Graham last summer.

William Coombs Cedar Falls Bil” Graham Graham Coombs Goard Bill Watterloo

Reward Sought for Slayer of Child Elsie Paroubek

In Chicago on May 10, authorities report 5 6 year old Elsie Paroubek found murdered after disappearing in April from 2320 South Albany avenue. Two physicians after a postmorten exam found clear evidence of homicide and police pledge full pursuit. A $3 500 reward by the Bohemian Charitable Association was offered, with Alderman Cermak seeking an additional $200 from the governor under law.

Chicago Elsie Paroubek Frank Paroubek Lockport John McWeeny Albany Avenue Bohemian Charitable Association Anhur Ald. Cermak Springfield Deneen

City Hall to Be Kalsomined After Painter Arrest

A quirky local notice reports city offices including the jail and court room to be coated with Kaloomine after painter Tom Molamphr from S J Paul was arraigned for intoxication and disorderly conduct. The judge joked about hiring him to paint the city hall in ten days.

Molamphr Vou Molamphy Thinneen

Arrest of Wife Deserter Schmid in Chicago

Alvin J. Schmid, sought on a desertion charge involving his wife and three children, has been arrested in Chicago by Chief of Police Dinneen. He will be returned to face trial. The family resided at 521 Hawthorne Street. Sheriff Shores and local police pursued the case for months, aided by a tip about Schmid’s Chicago employment.

Pir Alvin J. Schmid Chicago Dinneen Bawthorne Street

Police arrest follows earlier headquarters’moment pursuit

Police reported the chase led to an arrest this morning after authorities had wired headquarters for the suspect’s capture. The sequence began with an alert and a rapid mobilization, culminating in a held arrest as details remained sparse.

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Local club meetings and lodge notices announced

Announcements list hospital auxiliary meeting at Mrs A L Stiffler 823 Second Street West and Phillies club at Mrs A J Demmell 228 Fremont Street. Waterino chapter Eastern Star No 123 holds evening session. Daughters of Isabella socialize at Mrs T O Menges 246 Western Avenue. Woodmen of America East Waterloo Camp No 5321 meet Wednesday May 10. Tsabernacle Chapter No 52 R A M convocation Thursday May 11. Waterlo lodge No 328 L O O M meets Thursday May 11. M B A No 57 at Seash Hall Thursday May 41. Harmony club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs H A Wilson Fremont Street.

A. L. Stiffler Second Street West Phillies Club A. J. Demmell Fremont Street Daughters of Isabella T. O. Menges Western Avenue East Waterloo Modern Woodmen of America Tsabernacle Seash Hall

Van Duyn Called to Muscatine Over Strike Fallout

State Labor Commissioner Van Duyn left May 10 for Muscatine after reports of difficulties following the humon workers strike settlement. He was summoned due to fears of complications as factory owners refuse to take back about 25 employees.

Dee Meines van Duyn Muscatine Humon Commissioner Bay Tak

Democrats push program to curb justice in trust probes

Washington D C May 10 The Democrats propose a program aimed at limiting investigations into trusts. The plan suggests political capital be made from trust inquiries, potentially enabling escapes from punishment by corporations and officials who have repeatedly dodged the law.

Washington, D. C

Inquiry Targets Steel Sugar and Shoe Machinery Trusts

The commission offices named steel, sugar, and shoe machinery as subjects of inquiry. A civil suit seeks to dissolve the sugar trust in New York. The shoe machinery and steel groups will be attacked after Supreme Court rulings in the Standard Oil and Tobacco trust cases. American Woolen Co. has not been investigated.

Commissioner of Corporations Commissioner of Labor Department of Justice Sugar Trust New York Steel Supreme Court Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust American Woolen Company

Noted author Higginson dies at 87 in Cambridge

Cambridge Mass May 10 Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson historian author minister and abolitionist, a prominent scholar of the 19th century, died at his home last night aged 87 years.

Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson Cambridge Mass

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Hart Schaffner Marx Frank Bros W. A. Cowell & Son West Fourth Street New Quar Gorham’ Millinery East Fourth Street Waterino Chapter of the Eastern Star Harmony Club H. A. Wilson Wilson Apartments Fremont . Street Woods Bros Ludwig Colorado Uncle Sam L. J. Elkeman Logan House
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