Boisterous Boys Assault Office in Fairbank
In Fairbank Iowa at midnight Friday Marshal Peter McCunniss fired into a crowd of youths, wounding Jon Puffy near the groin as the marshal was overpowered. McCunniss suffered injuries, with several others bruised. Duffy fled, later wounded, and farmer aid treated him. Youths from Fairbank allegedly sparked the clash after trips to Orl weth and Waterloo. Authorities planned broad arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCunniss
Delwein
Duffy
Fairbank Pil
Orlweth
Waterloo
Fairbank
Buchanan County
Vigilantes of San Diego Face Prosecution Say Probe Finds Guilty
Harris Weinsteck appointed by Governor Tolnisen investigates the Sen Ga campaign tied to the Industrial Workers of the World. The report finds San Diego vigilantes more culpable and recommends their prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Col
Harris Weinsteck
Spell Amartie Einner
Tolnisen
Industrial Workers of
Te World
Pullin
San Diego
Reco
Debs and Seidel Lead Socialists for Presidential Ticket
Indianapolis May 18 Eugene Victor Debs of Terre Haute Ind was nominated for U S president by the Socialist national convention Emil Seidel of Milwaukee was named for vice president The convention also adopted a constitution section opposing violence in labor disputes and debated charges about directors alleged to favor violence in the Chicago strikes Mary O Reilly and Georges Keon named as directors in contention. The piece notes a cough remedy testimonial for Foley s Honey and Tar Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Eugene Victor Debs
Terre Hue
United States
National Socialist Convention
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
J. Q. Bentall
Miamis
Chicago
Sorialist
Germenimakeres
Marys O'Reiy
Freorgse Keon
Miss O'Reilly
Rentall
Rental
Knap
Bes
Methodist delegates reject minority report on dancing ban
Minneapolis May 28 The convention votes 440 to adopt the majority report and against striking the discipline paragraph prohibiting dancing and related amusements. Delegates to the general conference proceed with retention of the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On State of Church
Drawing of church shown in Irving display
A wash drawing by Pedinord and Foster depicts a proposed St Mark's church shown in the Irving house window. The edifice is described as unique in architecture and a worthy addition to Waterloo's churches, with emphasis on its design and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedinord & Foster
New &T. Mark's
Irving House
Waterloo
Pioneer Resident Camern Cedar Balls Dies in Bed
Mrs Marcarel Twigs aged, longtime Waterloo resident, died suddenly at 9 this morning at 501 Ankeny Street. Daughter Mrs Mary Toles found her unresponsive after night tea. Born in Tubian she came to the United States over 50 years ago, married Edward Tariee in VedRalls, and lived with daughter since Nis Geath. Surviving children include Mrs Witerhart and Mrs John Sansenbach of New Hartford, seven grandchildren, and four children in the family. Active in Catholic Clarel and St Joseph’s parish in Waterloo. Final arrangements pending for the seven mourners and nearby relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcarel “Pwlgaro
Mary AL Toles
Ankeny Street
Vwiptay
Margaret
Veda Ralls
Edward Tariee
Nis Geath
Twleg
New Tartferd
Sle Vane
Woosons
Ayfatey
John Twin
Ph Dade
Witherhart
John Sansenbach
Mew Trartford
Topfen
Twigs
Cathalie Clarel
St. Joseph's
Waterloo
Town Criers at Oklahoma City Luncheon Draws Crowds
At Oklahoma City an elaborate luncheon in the Gold Room of the New Skirvin hotel honored the Town Criers and Cedar Rapids Adolab. The Waterloo Criers drew attention with songs and yells for Oklahoma as AL W. Peterson notes the large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Ad Club
New Skirvin Hotel
Town Criers
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Criers
Oklahoma
AL W. Peterson
Bank Reserve Exceeds Legal Requirement In New York
New York on May 18 reports the clearing house banks hold 17,967,400 in excess reserves, up 4,541,100 from last week. Loans fell 19,993,000 while legal tenders dropped 1,295,100 and net deposits declined 3,198,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Speke
Greater New York
Plans for New Building at Fourth and Mulberry
Possession of Grace M E church property at Fourth and Mulberry streets will be turned over in July to the Iowa Real Estate & Improvement Company which bought the site. Engineering plans and strength estimates for a new ten story building are being prepared in Chicago and later given to an architect for actual plans and specs. Clearing work will begin after possession. the steel and brick structure will be the finest building in Watering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Ehures
Fourth and Mulberry Streets
Iowa Real Estate & Improvenent Company
Cartier
Chieseta
Penue
Towa Company
Riéw
Colonel Talks From Freight Car In Marion Crash
An improvised platform collapsed as a crowd assembled at Marion Ohio. A group of Civil War veterans were taken to a hospital after the wreck. A colonel perched on a freight car spoke of the collapse and denied it was his platform, mentioning President Taft and his proposed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion. O
Taft
Teddy Warns Ohio Voters About Ballot Confusion
Senator Dixon and Colonel Roosevelt campaign managers met in Columbus and arrived in Delaware on May 18. They criticized the state central committee for not listing Taft La Follette and Roosevelt on the ballot, arguing it would mislead voters and deny preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio
Republican State Central
Taft
Laellette
Momanitter
Roosevelt
Dixon
Col. Roogevelys
Columbus
Deleware
Wilson Gage in Hands of Jury
The case of Oliver Wilson, Muscatini socialist alderman and labor leader, was sent to the jury at noon after closing arguments. The jury must decide if Wilson is guilty of complicity in a conspiracy to terrorize non union workers by acid bomb attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood
Wilson
Fifty third regiment plans encampment moves
In a telephonic briefing Captain J N Hildebrand reports Company T must fill to muster for next week and move to annual encampment. Colonel Aten confirms FIFTY THIRD will likely join Ft Leavenworth maneuvers with regular army regiments if date holds. Encampment slated Aug 19 for ten days. Captain Hildebrand received 29 bronze medals for Company PB superior marksmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hildebrand
Aten
Fiftythird
Hildebrand
Allen
Fifty Third
Ft. Leavenworth
Second Fire Strikes J B Young Coal Sheds Near Chicago Depot
Fire rekindled at 2:48 this morning in the steam coal sheds of J. B. Young Coal Co near the west side Chicago Great Western depot. Firefighters doused the smoldering pile, believing the blaze extinguished after a prior night visit. A Wisconsin man, F R Weiss, credits Foley Kidney Pills for rapid relief from kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Young Coal Company
West Side
Chicago Great Western
Egbert family returns from Farley funeral
Mrs. H. C. Egbert and her son Le Grand came home from Farley after attending the funeral of her brother in law, Rev. H. F. Wyatt. The Farley Methodist pastor died suddenly after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Farley with burial in Monona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Egbert
le Grand
Farley
H. F. Wyatt
Wyatt
Monona
Tabernacle Erection Under Way in Vinton
Work has begun on a large tabernacle on East Jampson and Whippoorwill Beckett streets for Presbyterian use. The wooden structure will serve until the new church is completed and trustees seek bids for tearing down and relocating the old building. Plans for a new church are under study, with construction hoped soon. Ray Knowles travels to Rochester, Minnesota for Mayo Clinic care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Whipphe
Ross
Miners Vote to End Idle Period and Return to Work
At Witkenbarro Pennsylvania the anthracite mine workers convention ratified an agreement between a mine committee and operators. Miners will resume work after seven weeks of idleness following the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witkenbarro
Candidate E. G. Dunn Visits Waterloo for Governor Bid
E G Dunn of Mason City, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, arrived in Waterloo and met with local leaders this morning. He expressed optimism about securing the nomination and praised the Burlington convention for instructing for Champ Clark before departing for home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Dunn
Mason City
Waterloo
Ellis
Mr. Dunn
Iowa
Burlington
Champ Clark
Dunn
May Bring Wiley to Chautauqua
Negotiations are under way to bring Dr. Harvey Wiley the pure food expert to Waterloo for a Chautauqua event. His prominence in the fight against food adulteration is expected to draw a large audience. The Chautauqua banquet and rally will be at First Baptist Church on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
First Baptist Church
Two Cases in Police Court Reported in City
Julius Schmidt, kept from a strong drink by delirium tremens, was arrested again yesterday in an intoxicated condition and sentenced in police court to five days hard labor. Charles Turner, an old soldier from nine miles north of Raymond, faced drunkenness charges and was adjured by Judge Meyers and sent out of town for 30 minutes after a stern rebuke. The cases prompted a police court session earlier than Judge Myers had announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schmidt
Charles Turner
Raymond
Meyers
Myers
Delegates Head to Davenport for Diocesan Convention
Rev and Mrs G W Hinkle travel to Davenport to attend the diocesan convention where Hinkle chairs the standing committee. J W Place and J W Krapfel will serve as Christ church lay delegates. Mrs Hinkle represents the Woman's auxiliary and Daughters of the King. Mr and Mrs C O Lambon and W E Cowan will also attend for St Mark's parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hinkle
Davenport
Hinkle
J. W. Place
J. W. Krapfel
Christchurch
Hinkie
Woman's Auxiliary
Daughters of the King
C. O. Lambon
W. E. Cowan
St. Mark's
Auto crash near paper mill crosses injures three
An auto carrying four passengers struck a rock on the La Porte City road near the paper mill crossing last evening. All escaped except Ed McKellar who was not badly injured. The four men had been out to survey land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City Road
McKellar
Factory accident injures worker toes at Galloway display rig
Adrian McCarty of the William Galloway factory was injured while moving a display engine. The engine dropped onto his foot, mashing several toes, and he received medical aid at a physician's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian McCarty
William Galloway
Free Trip for Waterlow Delegates to Crawfordsville
W. T. McGinnis state manager J. H. McCarthy district deputy and 5 W Record and A F Butterfield Waterlow men depart for Crawfordsville Ind as delegates from Melchoir court No 8 Tribe of Hon Mur for dedication of the 1200 000 new home office and the order’s 18th anniversary May 21 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TR. McGinnis
J. H. McCarthy
W. Record
A. F. Butterfield
Waterlow
Crawfordsville
Ind
Melchoir Court
Messrs. Record and
Tatterfield
Infant Wolf dies after birth in Frankfurt street home
Mr and Mrs Henry J Wolf 1632 Franklin mourn the death of their infant son Walter born yesterday who died last night. Private funeral services are set for Sunday at 4 30 pm at the home with Rev Theodore Wolfram of the German Lutheran church officiating and burial in Fairview cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Wolf
Franklin Street
Walter
Eharee
Theodore Wolfram
German Lutheran Church
Fairview Cemetery
Temperature report and personal testimonial from Winona
The record shows a May 18 temperature peak of 74 degrees at 3 pm. A year earlier the range was 75 to 91 degrees. E M Markham of Winona reports kidney trouble relief after Foley Kidney Pills, saying they improved sleep and kidney function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
E.M. Markham
W. Mill &J
Winona
Minn
Foley
W. Taggart
John J. Emert Dies. De War Founder and Landowner
John J. Emert, longtime Poyner township resident since 1868 and founder of the town of De War originally named Emert, died today at his Dewar home at 12:30 after a protracted illness. He had moved to Dewar ten years ago and had been in bed since Thanksgiving, enduring mounting pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
John J. Emert
Poyner Township
Emert
Hmert
QO. W. Follett
New Mexico
Colorado
U. S. Gypsum Company
IG@ulf Coast Fruit company
Texas
Methdist
Cio. A
Kentucky
G. A. R. Post
Death of Maud Garrels from lockjaw after dental treatment
Maud Garrels, 20, employed in the packing room of Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co in Eldora, died at 9:30 AM at the home of August Snyder on Florence Street from lockjaw due to an infected tooth. She suffered dental pain after wisdom teeth lancing, remained conscious until death, and is survived by parents, two sisters, and four brothers. Funeral arrangements set for Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Garrels
Eldora
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
August Snyder
Florence Street
Lizzie
W. E.anderson
Waterloo
Slaymaker Tossed by Harry Brondell in Alton Bout
Teese Shainmaker of Alton faced a fall during a boxing event at a local venue last night. The match ended with Brondell delivering the decisive blows as Trento of Bor Rent provided the event’s supporting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brondell
Treek Tslinad
Teese Shainmaker
Alton
Ofdices Falls
Tlaery Trento
Bor
Davennart
Prominent local farmer and veteran laid to rest
Funeral services were held for a longtime county figure and Civil War veteran born in Somerset County Pennsylvania in 1827. He migrated to Iowa in 1868, built a farming and business portfolio, supported the local Methdist church, and leaves a widow, two children, six grandchildren, and a sister. Burial at Fairview Cemetery after a grave opening for Waterloo friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. G. Ward
Fairview Cemetery
Waterloo
Fort Dodge Saloon Opening Sparks Rush After Permits Granted
In Fort Dodge Ta May 18 saloon operators reported heavy business as doors opened last evening. The city council issued permits to three wholesale liquor firms and several retailers while drys threaten an appeal to overturn the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Doder
Weock
Drys Nave
Verdict in Austin case not reached in federal court
In the case of Fannie F Austin administratrix et al on the Chicago Great Western railway the jury retired to consider a verdict after late afternoon testimony. If a verdict is reached before 9 oclock tonight it will be received. otherwise jurors may be instructed to deliberate again or disperse to reconvene Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie F. Austin
Chicago Great Western Railway
Tue Reed
Letelock
Iif
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Vgilantes
Debs
Seidel
Earl Fair
Wanke
L, W. Taggart
MIS
Margaret Twigg Sum
Camern Cedar Balls
Teddy
Owio
Wilson Gage
F. R. Weiss
Forest St
Racine
Wisc
H. W. Taggart
Tabernacle
Ray Knowles
Carrie Glynn
Rorhester, Minn
Mayo Brothers
Chautauqua
Hawk County
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
Clarksville
The
Star
M. E. Davis
Paul Davis
M. J. Burress
Duryea Street
Westfield Addition
Dane St
Lafayette Street
Newell and Mobile
Wellington
Ninth Street
Town
J. Williamson & Co
St. Ie
Mutler County
Towa
Fast Fourth St
Hancock County
Tady
Baltimore Street
West Fourth
Hagerman Place
Fowler St
W. Lodwick
Black & Garrabrant, Mfg, Jewelers
Wsh
Tnquire + Cagebeers
Pedersen
Jefferson
Rochester Nurses Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Waterlone Engraving Service Co
Elairsight
Transvte Vrs
Mostelli
Nate
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Elizabeth Maurer
Stoystown
D. 3. Heiple
R. W. Emert
DODGE
Burson
Senate
Ladies’ Union
Wlde
Monad Taleum
Colgate
Mme
Bell
Austin
Mitchell
Mitchel. Dept
Michigan Ave
Snew
Dhone
R. B. Bruner
Baltimore St
Call J. Williamson & Co
East Fourth St
Independent Auto Co
East Fourth
East Side High School
Thuile
James Gardiner Company
Fira National
Tome Park
Rattlas
Jame Gardiner Company
First Nationa
Independence Avenue
Detty
First National Tidg
TheTames Gardiner Company
First National
Firs National Dug
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