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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1914

Page

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Inquest Finds Street Car Caused Mrs Rasmussen Death

Cedar Falls coroner’s jury heard twelve witnesses in an exhaustive inquest into the death of Mrs. Hane Rasmussen after a street car incident on May 18. Conductor Nightengale and the W C F N line faced questions about operating rules and courtesy to passengers. The jury ruled death due to injuries from the street car in motion near Blut and Thirteenth streets at about 9 pm.

Hane Rasmussen Cedar Falls Kistner Lawn City John A. Fearer J. B. Jepsen J. L. Haller Blut and Thirteenth Streets J. P. Jepen J. L. Bailey Hans Rasmussen Kristine Lund Christensen Rasmussen Courier Lamb Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company Gua H. French BE. D. Cochonour Cochon Nightengale O. S. Lamb Coromer Kistner

Gifts and Gratitude in a Kindness Letter Column

Ruth Cameron asks why plain courtesy should accompany gifts and favors. Readers share woes of forgotten thanks for dresses, meals, and loaned items, noting ingratitude dampens generosity and urging polite acknowledgment. The column ends with an advertisement for Wang and Miller's shoe store specials.

Express Moe Ruth Cameron

Farewell Service For Ensign Moyer

Salvation Army workers in Waterloo held a rally and farewell services at the army quarters on Fifth Street East for Ensign A. Moyer and five other Iowa officers who will depart Wednesday morning for London to attend the International Convention. Delegates will attend from 58 countries. Moyer will be accompanied by Alfrieda Swanson of Des Moines and Maj. William Harris, Capt. James Pookes of Dubuque.

Salvation Army Waterloo Army Fifth Street Ensign A. Moyer London England Ensign Moyer Alfrieda Swanson Des Moines Maj William Harris James Pookes Dubuque

Press Agent Found By Gentry Brothers Show Founder

Henry B. Gentry recalls meeting a talented ad man in Danville Virginia who pitched stories about the Gentry Brothers shows and impressed the founder. The man, a skilled storyteller, becomes the press agent after a brief interview in Norfolk during the shows winter quarters. In Danville the crowd gathered as he spoke. Admission for this city event is reduced to twenty five and thirty five cents.

Henry B. Gentry Gentry Brothers Mr. Gentry Norfolk Winter Quarters Danville Henry Gentry

Des Moines Brigadier Leads Delegates Farewell Tour

Brig. Robert Dubbin and wives Mesdames Dubbin and Harris will be honored at a farewell reception in Chicago next Wednesday. After the event the delegates depart for New York to board the steamship Olympic bound for Europe. Specials advertised this week.

Robert Dubbin Des Moines Mesdames Dubbin Harris Chicago New York Olympic Europe

Police Seek White Slaver Jesse Padden in Des Moines Case

Des Moines police seek 22 year old bookkeeper Jesse Padden for white slavery after he deserted Misa Viola Tuttle also 22 from Des Moines. Tuttle, from Chicago, was lured by the man who promised marriage then found he already had a wife. He traveled with her via Red Oak and Omaha before taking her to Des Moines and fleeing.

Jesse Padden Des Moines Padden Misa Viola Tuttle Waterloo Misa Tuttle Chicago Tuttle Red Oak Omaha Post-Ly St. Louis Louis R. Patmont Westville Columbia

A Swim in the River Now is Good

A Want column in the Courier suggests it's never too early to think it over and join the swim in river activities. The note frames timely participation as a civic or leisure prompt in the newspaper's Want section.

Courier

Missing preacher found in Illinois farm house

In Chicago a Presbyterian assembly urges stricter Sabbath observance. Reports from Niagara Falls to Huerta in Mexico, including a plot uncovered against General Huerta and police chief Guasque’s dismissal. Campaign expense filings list totals for several candidates in Washington. A Winnipeg abduction case linked to Elizabeth Huppertz moves to Washington for presidential signature.

Chicago General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Mexico City Huerta Manuel Guasque

Dubuque Declines to Fund Iowa Building for Panama Exposition

The Dubuque Industrial Corporation will not pledge toward the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition structure. A six thousand dollar request was declined citing Governor Clarke’s failure to appoint a local member to the exposition commission, while Dubuque’s fund still exceeds one hundred thousand dollars.

Dubuque Iowa Dubuque Industrial Corporation Ralph Bolton Greater Iowa Clarke Iowa Exposition Industrial Corporation The Industrial Co. D. Cass W. W. Marsh Exposition Commission

The Green on the Market Inexperienced Help

Read the Want Help column for employment opportunities in Waterloo homes where this paper is circulated.

Waterloo

Travel to Colorado by Rock Island Lines cheaper board

An advertisement promotes Colorado vacations with $7 to $10 weekly board and 420 days of sunshine. It touts the Rocky Mountain Limited with steel sleepers and reclining cars, affordable meals, and all-steel equipment. Des Moines agent C. A. Barton can provide illustrated booklets. June through September low fares.

Colorado Rock Island Rocky Mountain Limited C. A. Barton Wonderful Hall. Ray A. G

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