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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
2
The Chestful Insurrectos and Mexican Civil War
An early evening Courier editorial praises Mexican insurgents as resilient against Diaz forces. It argues rebels will not accept unconditional resignation and view peace only after a new government is formed, warning that without decisive victory Mexico remains in civil war or guerrilla conflict.
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Diaz
Madero
Juarez
Mexico
Madern
Porfirio Diazi
John Dietz Defends Home in Dramatic Battle
In a tense stand at Cameron Dam area Dietz presents himself as a bold defender amid ongoing conflict. He battles authorities and faces court action in a high stakes case involving his life and liberty. The scene focuses on a lone man resisting government forces with his family nearby and a stubborn resolve to stand his ground.
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John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Wita
Leta
Dietz defense shifts trial momentum and Portrays self defense
The article argues Dietz's self defense impacts the Harp murder trial by introducing expert testimony suggesting the fatal bullet could come from any of ten deputies, challenging the prosecution's tactical edge. It notes the jury may view Dietz favorably for defending himself, stirring sympathy and bias. It also mentions Des Moines' buffalo moth and Perkins' call for a business heavy supreme court.
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Agalnat
Atter- Seya
Harp
Dietz
Mattia
Four men killed at Shelby grade crossing incident
The Shelby Ohio crossing tragedy claims four lives in a single accident. The note urges faster work on floodgate gates. Billy Sunday will umpire the Toledo Columbus opener with threats against attackers. City offices are set for mining and Waterloo avoids kalso mining risks.
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Shelby
Billy Sunday
Toledo
Columbus
Waterloo
Kalso Mining
Iowa Firms Delinquent on 35 Annual Reports and Fees
Thirty five Iowa corporations are cited for failing to file annual reports and pay the required fees, with penalties accruing from July reports due, August extension, and September 1 penalties. Secretary of State Hayward turned the list over to Attorney General Cosson. twenty nine haven’t responded to notices, and some mail may be undelivered.
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Lies Moines
Iowa
George Cosson
Hayward
Waterloo
Secretary of State
Inconsistent votes and Panama Canal exposition junket
The Sioux City Tribune notes inconsistency in voting on reciprocity and free list bills. The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Governor Carroll appointing a committee to San Francisco to study Iowa participation in a Panama Canal exposition, deeming the trip a costly junket with little clear benefit.
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Sioux City Tribune
Das. Monnea Capital
Sionx City Journal
Repre
Hubbard
Tribune
Cedar Rapids
Carroll Hies
San Francisco
Iowa
Character study by favorite words and expressions
The piece explores how repeated phrases reveal personality and outlooks. It offers examples of how habits of speech reflect optimism rigor or exclusiveness and invites readers to observe others for humorous insight.
Teachers College Nine Plays Ball
Cedar Falls May 12 Special Teachers College faced Upper Iowa in a key game on the local diamond seeking a state championship push. Rexalls high school practice continues as plans for New Hampton and Grundy Center games unfold amid new Admens club activity and May 17 lawn city sale day. The Roney Boys appear tonight at the college auditorium as part of the winter course. A junior senior picnic at the springs followed by a Glee Club concert next Tuesday accompanies a full musical program with a Merchant of Venice Up to Date farce. Foley's Kidney Remedy praised by M N George of Irondale Ala after kidney trouble relief in three days.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Upper Iowa
Rexalls
New Hampton
Grundy Center
Admen's Club
City Springs
De Wolf Suffers Poison Ivy Illness
Senator De Wolf from Reinbeck suffers a widespread poison ivy reaction after a country outing. He canceled speaking engagements in Waterloo and Burlington but hopes to be well by Memorial Day in Traer on May 30. Foley Kidney Pills advertised.
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Reinbeck
Coursier
de Wolf
Waterloo
Burlington
Delver
Traer
Man Must Kill the Flies to Save Health in Iowa
Iowa campaign urges aggressive fly control to prevent typhoid fever diarrhea and tuberculosis. Recommends removal of filth, screened doors, vaults and closets, proper waste disposal, milk safety, and use of fly traps. Nevada-like call to publish ordinances and educate public.
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Des Moines
Iowa
National Health
Department of Tuberculosis
State Board of Control
Plainfield Man Stricken While Operating Spreader
Nashua Iowa May 12 Henry Barkhausen a 45 year old farmer near Plainfield was stricken with paralysis while in a field operating a manure spreader He fell from the wagon and lay beside the spreader for about a half hour before his son found him The examination showed his back was broken by the fall and no hope for recovery was given Immediate medical aid was summoned and he was taken home for care
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Nashua
Henry Barkhausen
Plainfield
Local Happenings and Visits in Denver
Denver residents share greetings for Mrs. H Mohting as she recovers at home. Grandmother Schumacher returns from Waterloo after visiting daughter Mrs J Poocke and family. Henry Steege debuts a fine new auto. Isadora Clausing visited a Waterloo cousin. Mrs H Dickman had her house repainted. Miss Tillie Guenther enjoyed a Friday birthday surprise. Grandmother Nolting visited relatives in Waterloo. Henry Schumacher and wife also visited.
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H. Mohting
Grandmother Schumacher
Waterloo
J. Poocke
Henry Steege
Isadora Clausing
Readlyn Wednesday victory and family visit updates
Dr. Murphy won at Readlyn Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sieblat are visiting with their daughter and baby since Tuesday. Clausing and his wife spent Sunday together with local ties.
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Man Clausing
Dr. Murphy
Readlyn
Mrs. Sieblat
Traer Family Moves to Waterloo Residence Purchase
Mr and Mrs Henry Strohbehn of Traer bought a modern house on Franklin Street Waterloo for about 4000 dollars. They will move from the farm southwest of Traer where their son Henry will continue the operation. The move is planned for late next fall to join their daughter Hivea in Waterloo.
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Traer Star-Clipper
Henry Strohbehn
Waterloo
Franklin Street
Trast
Henry
Sity
Hivea
Merital Rheumatism Powders Receives Wide Endorsement
A new remedy for rheumatism from the American Drug and Press Association claims a special formula by its chemist. Merital Rheumatism Powders are easy to take and said to yield certain results. Marketed as the best known remedy for all forms of rheumatism and recommended by physicians, with Henderson Drug Co. as local representatives.
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American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
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