Barnes Roosevelt libel trial jury verdict expected tonight
Syracuse May 20 The Barnes Roosevelt libel case went to the jury at 3 11 pm after Justice Andrews charge. William M Ivins Barnes chief counsel said he would finish in the forenoon and a verdict might come today or tonight. Ivins argued the issue was not political but about protecting honor and that libel requires truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
William Barnes
Theodore Roosevelt
William M. Ivins
Barnes
Justice Andrews
Ivins
Bble
Benedict Arnold
Mr. Bowers
Roosevelt
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Messrs. Guggenheim
Renrose
Platt
Congress
Cr. Roosevelt
Pfeiffer Visitors and Local Academic News in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls notes record Mr and Mrs Henry Pfeiffer of Philadelphia arriving for a visit after a Panama Pacific Exposition tour. Miss Grace Thomson of TE8T.G. to spend ten days at Oberlin. Miss Olive Young attends Iowa City home economics heads convention. Miss Esther Grantham travels to Evanston for sister’s wedding. Mrs W L Creswell visits in Cedar Falls. Rev J G Aikman returns from central Ohio for fiftieth anniversary of local schoolhouse. Miss Anna Emburg visits during commencement at Olive Street home. Kitchell to show Glacier Park moving pictures at training school auditorium. free to the public. Senior class of college home economics department noted.
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Cedar Falls
Henry Pfeiffer
Philadelphia
Grace Thomson
T. G
Oberlin
Olive Young
Iowa City
Esther Grantham
Evanston
Ill
W. L. Creswell
Danbury
Clarence Severin
Olive Street
J. G Aikman
Ohio
Darton
Anna Emburg
Burlington
J. C. Perrine
Kitchell
Glacier Park
College
Obsequies of a Pioneer Friday
The mortal remains of Nathan Roe Buck Roe will be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon in Fairview. Rev. John Bunyan Smith of Walnut Street Baptist Church will preside, with services at 2 30 o'clock from the home at 222 Lafayette Street.
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Nathan Roebuck
Fairview
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lafayette Street
Class breakfast at Hastrop cottage by the river Saturday
A class breakfast at the Hastrop cottage awaits Saturday morning with launches at seven for the attendees teachers of the department as guests. Earlier, Miss Genevieve Griffiths was honored at a 4 pm gathering for her retirement from city teaching, with a pink and white decor and a homeward bound gift shower. On Saturday morning the class of 1890 hosts a breakfast at Prof. and Mrs. C. Fullerton where seventeen of fifty will attend to reminisce, joined by former college faculty including President Seerley and Professors Wright, McGovern, Riges and Curtiss. Miss Nellie Wallbank arrives today as a guest of Mrs. Frank Hammer.
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Marjorie
Kathleen Miller
Génevieve Griffiths
C. 4. Fullerton
Seerley
Wright
McGovern
Riges
Curtiss
Nellie Wallbank
At. Pleasant
Frank Hammer
War declaration dominates Milan as crowds cheer in streets
Paris dispatch reports Milan celebrate war mood with French flags through city streets. In Rome, D Annunzio and Salandra receive cheers as premier presents a bill for national war expenses and outlines Italy an alliance breaches and steps toward hostilities.
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Milan
Paris
Temps
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Gabriele D'Annunzio
d’Annunzio
Italia
D'Annunzio
Signor Marcora
Garibaldi
Salandra
Ialy
Europe
Tie
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Serbia
Austria
Balkans
Armed Men Sent to Mill Strikers
Washington May 20. Testimony at the federal industrial relations commission hearing on the Colorado coal strike details abuses in Sunrise workers towns. Rev Daniel McCorkle testifies that company kept secrets, warned by church leaders, and that doctors bills are deducted from wages. Rockefeller readiness to testify is noted. The clergyman recounts poor facilities and use of armed men against workers.
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Washington, D. C
Colorado
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Daniel
McCorkle
Sunrise
Wyo
Colorado Fuel Company
Colorado Company
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Ludlow
Washington
Bainton
Denver
Multiple Classifieds Including Real Estate And Auto Sales
A cluttered page of ads offers rooms for rent, small apartment options, a modern house sale on Thuwsan Street near Broadway with down payment details, and various used cars. Also listed are household items for sale, furniture, tools, and a Remington typewriter with asking prices, plus job listings for a bookkeeper and a typist. Contact numbers and addresses provided where visible.
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de Leon Handryele
Reas P.O
West Waterloo
Real
Seven Hoon
Thuwsan St
Broadway
Painter Wartley Arrested Over Damaged Clothes
Boys accuse painter and paper hanger I Wartley of 1154 Berteh avenue of ruining their clothing by dipping a brush into paint and throwing it on them. He was held in $50 bond for trial after the incident, Wartley says the boys were harassing him by climbing on his wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Wartley
Berteh Avenue
Wartley
Bors
Bank Clearings in Waterloo Week Ending May 20 1918
Bank clearings for Waterloo for the week ending Thursday May 20 show daily totals from Friday through Thursday with a grand weekly total of 1,720,187.50. Realty deeds mortgages and chattel mortgages are listed for the week ending May 19 1918 with prior week comparisons and instruments to date.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Waterloo Bank Clearings
BAT UG
Town Talk and Local News Snippet
Attorney J T Sullivan travels to Yort Dodge on business. A ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred Neipert at 12 o clock last night. Mrs Walter P Jensen returns from visit with her parents in Tonia. The Kewpie Klub to meet with Miss Anna Hanser on Dawson street tomorrow evening. Mrs M A Parker reports sister Mrs Z D Henry had a serious operation in Chicago hospital yesterday, condition later considered satisfactory. Henry known in Waterloo.
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J. T. Sullivan
Yort Dodge
Fred Neipert
Aduing Street
Walter P. Jensen
Tonia
Kewpie Klub
Anna Hanser
Dawson Street
Worrow
M. A. Parker
Berth
Z. D
Open Letter Announces Permanent Store Closing on May 20 1915
A public notice declares a permanent business closure with a rapid stock liquidation. The letter asserts genuine closing out sale and invites scrutiny of prices as proof, challenging dealers or manufacturers to match the offers. It emphasizes urgency to clear stock by June 1 and warns against dismissing the sale as a mere gimmick.
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Jame
Also Mentioned on This Page
Visns
Ananias Club
Cedar Falls News
Haing
Kor
Wilton Braxsels Ruggie
Melrose
J. J. Miller
Waterloo Savings Bank
E. L. Hosteter
Exchange
Waterloo
Yagla
Fo. Briden Co
Moor Modern
Danweon St
Kent Irge
Oslile
Harter
Hiab Pelo Fur
Chalemors Courtakeu
Winton
Pranidin Motor Cae Co
Bod W
Phono
West
Western Ave
Bell
Joe
Suh St
Joe Raymond
Cable & Sons
Ivers & Pond
Painter
Uldidonay
Weceleca
Waterton
Wells Randall Co
4Th St
Emerson, Pease, Baldwin, Bush &Gerts
Hamilton, Ivers & Pond
Ellington, Stodard, Cable & Sons
Lindiman & Sons
New Hartford
Kalo
Victor Victrola
National Music
Whebler’s
Mathews
J. K. Mann
West Fourth Street
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