Ackerman Testifies in Scribner Perjury Trial
J W Ackerman aged 28 told of his meeting with D J Goodman Plukerion detective and being on the car that hit the Scribner boy. He said he heard the motorman warn of danger and described visits after the accident and liquor-fueled travels with Goodman in a defense aimed at challenging the perjury charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ackarma
J. T. Sullivan
D. J. Goodman
Plukerion
Scribner Hug I
Ackerman
Ner
Iowa
Illinois Central
Dane Street
Ricker Street
Ankeny Street
F. D. Ackerman
Risk
Lcribner
Crystal Icc & Fuel Co
Charles Scribner
Goodman
Cedar Falls
Corn Bell Telephone Co
Sam Ditch
Acker Ian
Woodmao
Scribner
Lafayette Street
Fourth
Fifth
Blackmar
Charles
Mr. Lovejoy
Sylvan
H. B. Hales
Announcements delay meetings of local societies
Due to prior use of K or C hall the Daughters of Isabella meeting is postponed to Friday evening. Sacred Heart court 399 meets at St Marys auditorium tonight. W R C holds an all day work meeting Saturday with wrenths made at Fowler building and city building on Blut street as side stations. St Josephs court 868 C OF holds its regular meeting at Scallon hall tonight at o clock. St Francis Hospital auxiliary meets today afternoon at St Marys auditorium with a card party and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Or C. Hall
Daughters of Isabella
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Auditorium
Fowler
Lafayette Street
East Side
City
Blut Street
St. Joseph's Court
Scallon Hall
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo Examinations Begin. Schools to Close for Summer
Examinations start Monday and run through Friday as public schools in Waterloo Gast dismiss at noon next Monday for Memorial Day. High school meets an hour early that day. Graduation week includes junior senior banquet at Walnut Street Baptist church, class day Friday, baccalaureate Sunday, class play at Waterloo theatre, commencement Wednesday, and alumni banquet Friday at Grace Methodist church. Superintendent Charles W. Kline will study administrative work in Columbia University this summer. Students plan trips to expositions, Yellowstone, and Glacier parks, or stay home. many seek summer jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gast
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. R. Macartney
Grace Methodist Church
Waterloo
Charles W. Kline
Columbia Universality
New York City
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Italy Declares War on Austria in Note to Bryan
Italy has sent a formal note to Secretary Bryan outlining reasons for declaring war on Austria. Count di Cellere delivered the document, citing Austria's ultimatum to Serbia and Italy’s need to defend its interests and balance in the Balkans. The note argues diplomacy failed and war became necessary to safeguard Italian position in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Italy
Austria
Count di Cellere
Bryan
United States
Serbia
Balkans
Europe
Belts Instructors Dispute at Factory Class
L R Miner resigns as draftsman at Iowa Dairy Separator plant to take a Galena Ironworks post. He is surprised by the mechanical engineering class at the plant which presents a belt engraved Iowa Diary Class 1915. The class, organized by O H W Johnson of the Ames college, had about seventy three members and will hold a smoker next Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo club with talks and a light luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Miner
Iowa
Galena Ironworks
Galena
Iowa Diary
O. H W. Johnson
Jeolege
Ames
Miner
Chamber of Commerce and
Waterloo Club
Weather Still Puzzles Town Criers Ad Club
The Town Criers Ad Club plans a special 6 10 p m interurban ride to La Porte City tomorrow evening. Jay Manning discusses the most profitable ad he ever wrote. George Brebner reviews the May issue of Printers Ink. Jol Dowlin asks how to read ads. Other brief addresses follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Criers
la Porte City
Jay Manning
George KE
Brebner
Printers Ink
Dowlin
Brothers Meet in Waterloo After 51 Years Separation
A Waterloo crossing shanty tale recalls John Norman, 69, and his brother Tom Norman, 68, reuniting after 51 years. Tom, once a frontier prospector who rode with Villa, traveled from Dubuque to visit their 90-year-old mother in Crown Point before returning to Waterloo. Both brothers reflect on long, sparse correspondence and a life split between railroading and the western frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fifth Street
Waterstreet
John Norman
Witness Central
Mr. Norman
Tom
Little Crossing Shanty
John
Norman
Tom Norman
Crown Point
Ind
M. C. Norman
J. J. A. Norman
Almond Street
Dubuque
Fort Suily
South Dakota
Col. Pollock
Ile
West
Rockies
Mexico
Altho
J. A
Illinois ‘Central
OY Identifies Men In Strike Murder Trial
New Brunswick New Jersey May 26 nine of the ten deputies on trial on murder charges in connection with the shooting of the strikers last month are identified by the OY police investigation as witnesses and participants in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
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Gage
Savoy Cafe
Waverly
Denver
Mecropale
N Sheriff Shares
Hoxie
Shares
Westrate
Welsh
A. B. Lovejoy
Fifth Street Bridge
Dane
Ricker
Ankeny
Tecoss
Joe Eagle
West High
Young Eagle
Eagle
M. Wallace
Clyde Davis
Dewey Bardeen
Herbert
Vaughan
Travis
Davis
Dale Kilpatrick
Bragdon
Glasener
Cotter
Early
Watts
Vincent
Ordway
Johnson
Strayer
Olert
Hinks
Bennett
Kiester
EAST
Morg An É Sullivan Li
Athletic Union
Balbriggan Union
Villa
Yellowstone Park
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Tod
Edward Conlon
John Smith
Wateloo
J. K. Joder & Son
Bob West Fourth Street
RED Cross Drug CO
Sycamore Street
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