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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1913

Page

10

Warrants Issued After Man Robbed Of Team And Cash

William Thorpe of Vinton disposed of a team for 300 dollars in Council City then went with two Waterloo men who invited drinks. He woke up without his team or most of the money and alleges he was robbed. Seely of Vinton posted an 80 dollar bond. warrants issued for the other two men. Thorpe suspects doping and amnesia. Mose Hill, 50, jailed for stealing porter H E Argyle’s watch at Ellis hotel. watch not found.

William Thorpe Vinton Thorpe Waterloo William Seely Seely Mose Hill H. E. Argyle Ellis Hotel Hill Dysart T.he Bates Evangelical Church Hell Harry Fisher Harry Wikher J. J. Bates Bates

Life's Struggle with Illness by Dr White Ad

Dr White of United Doctors offers free consultation to people feeling neither sick nor well. The ad lists common ailments and invites visits or home calls, promising thorough examination and guidance on restore to health. Phone 336, Mersh Place Building.

United Doctors’ Office White Mersh Place Building

Drunken Mian In Wrong House Leads To Fine

John Adolph, after drinking whisky, wandered into a stranger’s house while inspecting a violin for sale. He slept it off, refused to rise, and was escorted to police headquarters. Judge Meyers ordered $15 damages or 30 days in jail for Adolph. Ralph Carter pleaded guilty to speeding a motorcycle and was fined $3.

John Adolph John Adolph Meyers Speeder Ralph Carter

Courts and Judges Abundant in Waterloo

Eight magistrates operate with seven courts in session in Waterloo. Federal court led by Judge Reed. Bankruptcy with Referee Merriam. District Court with Judges Platt and Mullan. Justice courts under Justices Kuhns and Dempster. Police court with Judge Meyers. Judge Dunham works on saloon consent in the clerk’s office. An attorney wished for omnipresence having cases in all courts simultaneously. Dr. Walter H. Rollins returns from two week eastern trip visiting Boston and his mother. Big reduction on go carts at Peoples Furniture Co.

Waterloo Federal Court Reed Bankruptcy Court Merriau District Court Platt and Mullan Justice Courts Kuhns and Dempster Police Court Meyers Presid Ing Dunham Justice Court Walter H. Rollins First Congregational Church Boston New York Rollins

Steamboat Stock Scheme Aimed at Waterloo Elk Run Route

Prominent Cedar Rapids residents back a plan to form a stock company to run small gasoline powered steamboats between Elk Run and Waterloo. Proposed vessels Waterloo and Elk Run would serve daily, boosting Cedar River tourism. dredging would be needed to prevent groundings, and costs would be modest. The scheme envisions Cedar and Waterloo backing a river tourism boom with a new hotel nearby and rapid dredging if approved.

Elk Run Waterloo Elk Ren

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