Man Fights River Suicide At Mullan Avenue Bridge
Louis Nichols 32, a LC car yard worker, leapt from the Mullan avenue bridge into Cedar River at 10 a m in a suspected suicide attempt. A brakeman diving in rescued him, and he was revived and taken to St Francis hospital where doctors expect recovery. Nichols lives with his brother at 213 East Mullan avenue. officials suspect domestic trouble over a woman.
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Louis Nichols
Mullan Avenue
I. C
Nichols
City Ambulance
Rhysi
St. Francis Hospital
East Mullan Avenue
Busted Him And Pll Do It Again If He Calls Me a Liar
Dr Louis B Reitman of 3400 South Paulina Street brother of Ben Reitman, charged with assault by William H Heise after an incident on Halstead Street. Heise asked for a continuance but Reitman stated he would strike again if called a liar. Reitman placed under a six months peace bond of 500 dollars.
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Chicago
Louis B. Reitman
South
Paulina Street
Ben Reitman
San Diego
Emme Goldman
Halstead
William H. Heise
South Ta Salle Street
Heise
Reitman
Dr. Reitman
Rantzau to Give in as Journals Cite Paris Belief
Paris dispatches report that newspapers expect Count von Brockdorff Rantzau and other German delegates to retreat from their hard line after departing for Spa. Echo de Paris suggests German leaders oppose signing the treaty while German public leans toward compromise.
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Rantzau
Paris
Havas
Count von Brockdorff Rantzau
Spa
Echo de Paris
Germany
Farm Products Display Leads Cattle Congress Show
The Dairy Cattle Congress announces the largest consignment ever exhibited, with a major display by the Canadian government organized by WW Johnstone. South Dakota immigration and Minnesota agricultural departments plan large exhibits as dairy breeders prepare entries. Premiums rise across breeds and new classifications appear, highlighting the show’s role in dairy industry growth.
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Dairy Cattle Congress Oficiers
J. Johnstone
Els. Estes
Johnstone
Immigration Department of
South Dakota
Agricultural Department of
Minnesota
W., CF. & N. Ry. to Be Paid for Mail Service by Year
The Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railway will receive yearly compensation of 1157.51 dollars for mail transport between La Porte City and Cedar Rapids at three cents per mile. The service starts May 1 with trains from La Porte City, Brandon, and Urbandale on weekdays weekends and holidays, under a posted schedule.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern Tailway
la Porte City
Cedar Rapids
Brandon
Urbana
Castle Hill Welcomes Returned Soldiers Tonight
Castle Hill residents John C. Cratsley and Wayne C. Stead, recently discharged, receive a joint community welcome tonight. Cratsley served in the Rainbow division and returned Saturday. Stead had returned earlier but the celebration was delayed to honor both men together. The Associated Press notes the Illinois Senate adopted a daylight saving repeal resolution.
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John C. Cratsley
Wayne C. Stead
Castle Hill
Friends of the
Med
Mr. Cratsley
Rainbow Division
Mr. Stead
Associated Press
Springfield
Senate
House
Congress
Doctor in Wife Murder Quits Pen
Chicago May 23 Dr Haldane Cleminson to be paroled soon after eight years for murdering his wife The Pardons and Paroles board will release him He may take a physician job at a construction camp Cleminson was convicted in 1909 A Miss Schmidt who testified to his alibi did not appear at the first trial His real name was Mrs Austa Schmidt 3721 N Broadway St Louis BIRTH OF TWINS Relatives report twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs F G Strayer Drinkwater Sask
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Chicago
Haldane Cleminson
Joliet Prison
Lewden
Cleminson
Pardonia and Paroles Board
Joliet
Clemingen
Miss Schmidt
Austa iSchmidt
N. Broadway
St., Louis
F. G. Strayer
Drinkwater
Sask
Senate passes war risk bill for soldiers families
The senate approved without debate or amendment the deficiency appropriation bill carrying 45 million dollars for war risk allotments to families of soldiers and sailors and for dependents of Civil War veterans. The measure now goes to the president.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
North Waterloo Market Seeks Best Prices With Quality
The store advertises low prices due to high sales volume and low operating costs. It pledges to offer top quality goods at the lowest possible prices in Waterloo, emphasizing value over cheapness.
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Waterloo
Saturday Meat Specials At Local Market
Market day offerings include beef roast rib roast sirloin steak round steak and pork steak. Customers urged to phone in orders early to save time and have items ready. Pinkerton Bakery goods will be available today.
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Aio Fe
Pinkerton Bakery
Prince of Wales to Visit Canada in Ottawa
The Prince of Wales will visit Canada in Ottawa, probably in August, with formal arrangements to London noted. The announcement appears in a May 22 report detailing the forthcoming royal travel.
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Wales
Canada
London
Prince of Wales
Ottawa
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Mullen Avenue Bridge
Brakeman
Kimball
Kimball Vianes
E. M. Henderson & Son
East Fifth Street
Kimball Phonographs
Pathe Revords
Pathe Phonographs
Vlayer Rolls
Shain
P.P. P. Basket Grocery Co
North Waterloo Market
Fourth & Adams Sts
Best Cocoa
East Fourth Street
M. H. Plymace
Mer
Ile
Capes & Dol
The
Soul Shoe
Boemecke
Wangler’s Drug Store
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Wangler Bros. Co
Charet Yyee
Boston Laundry
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