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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1916

Page

6

Get Acquainted Special Boosts Waterloo Tour

Waterloo booster train travels northeastern Iowa for a four day tour. Welcoming receptions in Shell Rock Clarksville Greene and Rockford feature autos roses and handshakes. Mayor officials and local hosts express warm hospitality as the party continues along the line with strong community spirit and planned cross town visits.

Edward L. Corton Evening Courier Greene Waterloo Iowa Hut Waterloo Heck Island Shell Rock Robert Richardson M. M. Williams D. P. Best F. C. Harmen W. F. Brown Mann Ler Richardson Charles With Clarksville A. G. Ward The Methodist Episcopal EB. C G. Pitch Ed Maddigan Mad Goigan Mason City Rockford Hone Cadillac Inter Rock Island

Get Acquainted Train On Its Way To Waterloo

The 1916 Get Acquainted special train, carrying fifty business leaders, departed Waterloo Union Station at 7:30 a.m. amid a lively send off with band music and cheers. The train comprised three Pullmans a diner and a Leary car, and a large flag adorned the observation car. Mayor W R Law and local business figures joined judges and bankers in saluting the crowd as the party began a goodwill tour to sister cities with planned stops in several towns tomorrow.

Union Station Waterloo Franklin C. Platt W. C. Logan Waterloo Sayings Bank W. R. Law Hi. B. Cropper Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co We. Lesan Waterloo Savings Bank Rath Packing Co Dams Adams Laper Howler Smith E Watman Cox Associated Manufacturers George Uuncley Cutler Wardware Co Frank Warner Leavitt & Johnson National Bank

Delivery error notice prompts newspaper reissue

If the paper is not delivered by 6 o'clock due to carrier error or other cause, readers should call 2330 for a duplicate copy. After 6:30, call Tel. No. 2 for a reprint.

Seek Men Implicated in Wholesale Copper Loot

Police pursued two suspects in a wave of copper thefts that rose in value during the past year. One arrestee allegedly confessed as investigators recovered linotype metal zinc copper electrotype plates and brass parts from Waterloo area sites and located additional copper wire tied to Cedar Valley line thefts.

Waterloo Jlo M. A. Welsh Supectil Tom Morris Cednar Valley Streetest Company Hhe Stolom Linotype Kimball Piiny Waterloo Brick Co Cedar Valley la Porte City

Sioux City Nan Named Missionary Bishop of Africa

Saratoga Springs May 23 Rev Eben S Johnson of Sioux City Ta today was elected missionary bishop of Africa by the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in session here. Rev Mr Johnson is to be bishop of all Africa outside of Liberia. A negro missionary bishop is assigned to that country. The conference adopted a resolution favoring woman suffrage with only six delegates voting in opposition.

Saratoga Springs N. Y Eben S. Johnson Sioux City Africa Methodist Biscopal Church Johnson la All Africa Liberia Atlantic City A. J Union Seminary Presbyterian Assembly Boards of Education and College

Chicken Thief Uses New Device to Move Prize Pullets

Des Moines reports a clever chicken thief chlora formed 83 prize winning pullets of A. J. Cody and used a new device to aid his escape. The incident raises fears hens may squawk and disclose the thief's movements.

Des Moines

Orpet murder trial jurors to be seated by night

In Waukegan Illinois May 28 Judge Donnelly told the court that the Orpet murder jury would be completed before adjournment. Eight jurors remained seated as gossip spread that the poison bottle the state claims to have carried may be with the prosecution. The sheriff and attorney Unady declined to discuss the report.

Waukegan Charles H. Donnelly Will Orpet University of Wisconsin Marian Lambert Lake Faresi Orpet Unady

South Dakota Votes for Senator Cummins

In May 24 Terre, D. D., voters in South Dakota prepare for a primary election under good weather. Senator Albert B Cummins is unopposed on the Republican presidential preference ballot, and President Wilson appears on the Democratic ballot, though many voters plan to write in Roosevelt. The Democratic delegates to St. Louis pledge to Wilson and Marshall, while the Republican delegation to Chicago pledges to Cummins.

Father of Marian Lambert seeks to adopt replacement daughter

In Waukegan on May 23, Marian Lambert's father recounts the death of the Wisconsin university student and discusses adopting a younger girl to fill Marian's place at home. He says the new daughter should be of good stock, 5 or 4 years old, and raised with old fashioned strictness, to become part of their hearts while Marian remains in memory.

Marian Lambert Waukegan Will Orpet Wisconsin University Marian Lambert Jim Mother Mrs. Lambert Frank

Doctors Describe Walte Murder Case and Chloroform Evidence

New York May 28 The state builds its murder case against Dr Arthur Warren Walte for killing his father in law John Peck with chloroform and arsenic Testimony from Dr Albertus A Moore and Dr Victor G Vaughn details Purported statements that the victim did not want to live and the role of chloroform in hastening death Wifes testimony expected and other witnesses corroborate the clinical findings

New York Arthur Warren Walte John &. Pack Albertus A. Moore Peck Walte Swoon Watten Bia Vaughn Victor G. Vaughn University of Michigan At Ann Arbor Waite John ii. Peck Dorothy van Palmenberr Margaret Horton Benedict

Indictment for Wiretapping Nets Two Charity Officials in New York

In Kings County, two New York charities officials face indictments over tapping telephone wires. John A Kingsbury and W H T, special counsel for the charities department, appeared in county court posting $1,000 bail each. Hotchkiss, former superintendent of insurance, was named as counsel for Kingsbury. The case ties to a statewide probe into charitable institutions receiving city funds.

New York King’s County John A. Kingsburg Mer Charities Charities Department Trook Hotchkkies Kingsbury

Courthouse Not Zoo Bit See bounty paid for whelps

Samuel Fleisher of Spring Creek township discovered a courthouse mix up when he brought three wolf whelps to Rainbow’s office seeking a bounty. Rainbow paid after Fleisher dragged the whelps by the tail from the courthouse engine room, ending the incident.

Samuel Fleisher Spring Creek Mer. Fleisher Audltor Rainbow

Sibley Troops Return From Bandit Hunt In Mexico

Colonel Shley and Major Langhorne rejoin American forces after a tough trek through northern Coahuila in search of bandits. Reports say a band of about nine hundred fifty men crossed the river from Leba, Tex. into Mexico, while Washington orders 34 000 troops to confront border bandits.

Marallon Tés Shley Langhorne Coahuila Marathon Mexico Af Pandit Leba Tex Valentine GC. A. Wiecescrek Maranthon Wort Wwington F. C Carrana OAH State Department Chihustua Beeratory Baker Crowder General Scott Texas

War credit asked for 200 million pounds in Commons

London May 23 In moving the vote of credit for 300 million pounds as forecast in the House of Commons today Prettier Asquith commented this was the eleventh vote since the war began and the second for the current fiscal year The total granted this year if added was therefore 600 million pounds making a grand total of 2 252 million pounds

London House of Commons Prettier Asquith

Col Roosevelt testifies as character witness in Riggs bank case

Former President Roosevelt appears in Washington as a character witness for Charles Glover, a Riggs National Bank official charged in a pretrial parjury case. He testifies Glover knew him since 1859 and that their dealings were social and business, not political. The Roosevelts and Glover were linked through White House and bank circles.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Riggs National Bank Charles Glover Mr. Glover Civil Service Imeers District of Columbia Rooskervelt Washington Glover White House Mr. Wilson Tattaml

Weather and travel timetable ad for Chicago connections

A clipped timetable and travel ad notes temperatures for May and multiple dates, touts Great Western Special for Chicago connections, and advertises a Waterloo sleeper at 2:00 p.m. with a 11:49 p.m. departure. It urges readers to phone for berths and includes railway timings and stops.

Chicazoo Chicago Waterloo

Berlin Admits Peng Gains At Aqu RAising Verdun Front

Berlin reports slight French gains north of Verdun but Fort Donon remains German held. Paris says extreme violence on Verdun front with German counterattacks on Allie No 304 failing. French gates advance within Douaumont while Germans use asphyxiating gas and hold a small northeastern angle. Main fighting east of the Meuse between Thiaumont and Douaumont sees massed German assaults and heavy losses while they retake a trench north of Thiaumont farm.

Berlin Annowes War Offices Verdun Fort Donanment Paris Maus Fort Douaum Garmany Meuse Thiaumont Douaumont Aregard Thigumont Farm

Dreamed Tickets For Big Democratic Convention

Washington May 23 More than 22000 applications have been received for the ten thousand seats in the St Louis convention hall. The national committee subcommittee headed by McCombs meets June 2 to decide on convention staff. Former Governor Glynn is slated for temporary chairmanship and Speaker Clark is expected to be asked to be permanent chair.

Weahington D. C St. Louis National Committee McCombs Martin H. Glynn New York Champ Clark Congress

Note to Britain about interference with U S mails

Washington May 23 The state department receives a complete draft note to Great Britain protesting interference with United States mails. The cabinet was told in general terms and the note will be cabled to London with a duplicate to the French government. Ad insert mentions a cigar.

Washington, D. C

Republican Convention Sparks Intra Party Clash

Four years earlier in 1912 Republican politics Roosevelt issued a sharp attack on Root. Roosevelt supporters denied the Arizona Republican convention and renamed six delegates. Senator Burton attempted to salvage a Taft Roosevelt truce as Ohio pressed for unity.

Roosevelt Burton

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Verdun Front Nature and Smile Upon Waterloo Boosters Rose Girls Rockford Greetings Greene Dog Law Fred Disdale Joe Klemish A. Bort MLOT A. Morris Mr. Morris Wasverly C. Flodin Black Hawk Fruit Co C. A. Morris Morris Motor Car Co R. L. Carex Western Union Telesreph Co Waterlow Fruit & Com H.C. Schultz Cornational Bank Mercial Fowler Pred Wartong Trawler Co Tudge F.C. Platt George Neuman Nauman Co T. I. Crowail Waterlow Ice Cream Co Carleton Sigs Lengitt. & Johnson Trust Co I. TL Corton George Miller N. Braden Waterloo Gas Engine Co Hichard Swea City Armstrong Mape Ili Martin Clear Black's Method T Mr. Johnson General Conference South Dakota Senator Cummins Pegk N. Y. Charities Brror Jet Sn Tee Arthur Warren Waie Sibley Carranza Col. Roosevelt Riggs Bank Buchanan Optical Go A. Im Peng Aquaumont Tress Britain Martin Invincible
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