Federal Court Opens Spring Term in Eastern Iowa
The spring term of the United States district court in the eastern district opened in the Federal Building with Judge H. T. Reed presiding. About 17 cases are docketed for trial though not all may be heard. Notable suits include Barth Man et al versus Mnet Harr-Parr Company and the Black Walnut Feeding Co versus Waterloo, et al over garbage sale, plus various civil actions against railroads, banks, and insurance firms. The term will run about two weeks.
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United Tes District Court
Eastern
Isian
Federal
Aed
Barth Manetaring Company
Milwaukee
Mnet
Harr-Parr Company
Ales City
Matepe
Sto
Charles
m-Parr
Ly of
Waterloo
Et al
Jsent City Administration
Thin B
Emery Harts
Ilinois Central Rail
Ultz
Chicago Great, West Railroad Company
Hinds Cent Railroad Company
Can- Lamber Company
First Naal Bank
Marvréville
Kan
Ira J. Hoover
United States
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Thern Railroad Company
Will ‘Wm HL Mason
Kk National Bank
Santa Clarantation Company
Chris Mson
Union Central Lifesurance Company
Fatimie Woody
Levy Woody
Jennie Yody
Bar Association to Recommend District Judge Candidate
Black County Bar Association meets at the courthouse at 10 a m tomorrow to recommend a successor to the late Judge G Mullan of the district court. Secretary FB Edwards says a committee will convey the choice to Gov Harding in the city tomorrow. J W Buckle, an attorney, has agreed to stand as candidate if there is practical unanimity among the bar. Other names mentioned include Judge W N Hest HB Williams and A B Rejoy.
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Black County Bar ‘Association
G. ‘Mullan
District’ Court
FB. W. Edwards
W. L. Harding
Rainbow Boys
W. N. Hest
Hb, Williams
A. Brejoy
Averly Club to Comfort Soldiers on Trains
Naverly Iowa May 13 Arrangements for supplying refreshments to soldiers on trains passing through this city were approved at a meeting of the Busy Girls club Miss Cora art was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs Dorothy McMasters resignation Miss Anne thing named vice president and Miss Ebert Mrs Rachel fith and Mrs Lydia Reith were appointed on the arrangements committee for self comfort Local notes include moves and visits from Edna Kelley W Brayton Oscar Lee and L Guenther health and court visits Bert Cooper and family moved Sebilsky farm Shaffer Mo rk condensed milk manager to Minneapolis to meet his wife and children Lucile Leitha visited Waterloo Elma Maaser with parents then Iowa City
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Hazleton
Edna M. Kelley
Schiutsmeyer
Sayings Bank
W. Brayton
Oscar Lee
L. Guenther
A. Sager
Allison
Bert Cooper
Sebilsky
L. Shaffer
Mork
Aneapolis
Iss Lucile Leitha
Waterloo
Po Isits Elma Maaser
W. ApaRer
Iowa City
Nday
I Want a Wife Indicates Health Gambit and Cure Claims
A male applicant narrates battles with stomach and liver troubles and credits Wonderful Remedy with a cure. He seeks marriage as a result and claims simple, harmless preparation clears intestinal mucus and inflammation. Ad claims and endorsements from Willis Browning and Chamberlain's Tablets accompany the piece.
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Mae
Ildhood
Syr
Wangler Bros
Hansen & Pasen
Gibson chosen American minister to Poland travels with Paderewski
Hugh 5. Gibson, secretary of the American embassy at Paris, named the first American Minister to Poland. He will depart for Warsaw this week with Ignace Paderewski, Polish foreign minister, who is in Paris. In World War I days Gibson served as secretary of the legation at Brussels under Brand Whitlock and investigated German atrocities in Belgium.
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Hugh 5. Gibson
Paris
Poland
Gibson
Warsaw
Ignace Paderewski
Mr. Gibson
Legation
Brussels
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Springfield News-Record Ends Amid Major Newspaper Purchase
Springfield Illinois May 13 joint purchase of the Springfield News Record and other papers completes the biggest local deal in years. The News Record ceases publication as ownership shifts to the Illinois State Journal and Illinois State Register. The Register gains city and mailing lists while the State Journal handles rural route circulation. The two papers remain separate entities with distinct political affiliations. Machinery and office furnishings will be divided between the Journal and Register after invoicing.
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Springfield
Springfield News-Record
Illinois State Register
Diinois State Journal
Downstate
News-Record
Afterman
J. David Stern
State Journal
State Register
Register
Journal
Thomas Rees
Henry Clendenin
Lewis H. Miner
Civil Service Reform Group to Meet in New York
In New York on May 13 the Civil Service Reform association opens its forty second annual meeting. The agenda includes employment in city and state civil service and the application of scientific management to labor, with focus on proper treatment of workers.
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Civil Reformers
Associated Press
New York
Civil Service
Civil Service Reform Association
Do You Weigh As Much As You Ought
The ad warns that being underweight risks illness and cites insurers’ rules. It promotes Father John's Medicine as a pure food tonic that strengthens the weak and helps thin people gain weight, describing it as real food in an easily absorbed form.
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Father John
German prisoner recounts hunger and harsh wartime camp life
Harold Bellmer of Dunkerton, the only German prisoner from this area, describes prison conditions in Germany from last August to December. He credits Red Cross food with preventing starvation, notes poor German provisions, and recalls brutalities against other prisoners. He plans to lecture on his experiences, including being captured during a sniper mission and subsequent interment in multiple camps.
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Red Cross
Germany
Harold Bellmer
Dunkerton
Miz
Bellmer
Waterloo
Young Beymer
How to Bathe Face to Remove Wrinkles Advertisement
A vintage advertisement touts a saxolite face bath to tone facial skin and reduce wrinkles. It claims immediate tightening of skin and firmer cheeks and neck, using one ounce powdered saxolite dissolved in one half pint witch hazel. Ingredients said harmless and available at drug stores.
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Ederal Court
H. T. Reed
Garbage Contract
Averly Club
Chamberlain
Willis Browning
Pattonsburg
Whitlock
American Red Cross
John Brown
Portland
Ore
Salmon Brown
Harper's Ferry
Colgate
Jergen
Veeder Animal Toys
Rainbows
Lichty’s
West Fourth Street
Royal Bengal Rugs
DE. L
Kascht
G. H. Hospers
Black Hawk Bank
Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
Omico
J.E. Karth
E. J. Dunkelberg
Buiilding
F.C. Lee Optometrist
Sycamore Street
Hood
Boston
L Wood OG
Sewell
Miss
Foochow
China
R. E. Gardner
Foochow College
Medlin
Nealin
Goodyear
Tire & Rubber’ Co
Akron
Ohio