Welders Chase Three Suspects In Slitsgard Hold Up
Waterloo police chief Dinneen and City Detective Welch pursue a strong, though incomplete, circumstantial case against three suspects in the assault and robbery of J. T. Slitsgard at about 3 AM on Monday. Slitsgard was struck with a sand bag, taken to the hospital, and his condition improves. Officers separate the suspects, sweat them for alibis, and seek enough evidence to unmask the real assailants who discussed forcing off Slitsgard’s diamond ring. The incident echoes a prior similar crime, with cautious steps to avoid convicting innocents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinneen
Welch
J. T. Slitsgard
Slitsgard
Slifsgard
Waterloo
Mr. Slifsgard
F. B. Ballou
F. A. Snyder
Hudson Area News Notes and Health Bulletin
In Hudson on May 27 Irv Blough is reported quite sick with heart trouble. Local social updates include Mrs Sadie Washburn and daughter Gladys shopping in Waterloo, Ethel Bergen visiting Cedar Falls relatives, and Mrs Richard Smith returning from Illinois for an aunt’s funeral. Community activities feature a United Brethren Young People basket social raising funds for a church piano, and memorial services planned at the Baptist church with A C Murtagh as speaker. Also noted are moving picture showings, pie sales by Brethren church ladies, a Caccalaureate sermon for the Hudson high school, a union church service, Mrs Harry Bell’s illness, and various visits and business calls. R Owens died of paralysis at his Hudson home, with burial at the U R church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Leavenworth
United Brethren
Carl Mastain
C. W. Bedford
Baptist Church
A. C. Murtagh
Waterloo
Wharlens
Ladies of the Brethren Church
M. Pierce
Hudson High School
Brethren Church
Harry Bell
A. T. Joder
Dike
W. J. Strayer
Daniel Watters
Cedar Rapids
Misa Gladys Smythe
Watertoo
Henry Glenny
Owens
U. R
Mr. Hayes
Hudson Cemetery
Bank Clearings at Waterloo Week Ending May 28 1910
Waterloo weekly bank clearings totaled 1 023 771 54 with daily figures showing gains above 100 000. Building and loan associations report 15 006 51 in volume. money applied on loans 11 320 48 and accumulations 4 316 33. Realty transfers for the week ending May 25 include 69 deeds totaling 228 137 25 and 27 mortgages totaling 43 448 00. total instruments filed to date 3 283, up 458 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Associations of
Waterloo
Autos Collide at Cedar Heights. Party Unhurt
Four automobile loads of young people formed a Cedar Heights party when a vehicle on a hill ran backward and struck another car. The rear wheel climbed the front wheel of the second auto. Despite two loaded cars colliding, no one was hurt and damage was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Waterloo Rector in Important Position
Rev. George W. Hinkle, D. D., rector of Christchurch, left this afternoon at 4 40 for Des Moines where, as president of the standing committee, he has an important part in the business of the diocesan convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hinkle
Christchurch
Des Moines
Hinkle to Lead Opening Communion at St Pauls Church Sunday
Opening services begin Sunday at 10 30 am in St Pauls church with Rev Mr Hinkle reading the gospel. The Christchurch service is canceled due to the rector’s absence as Bishop Morrison presides over the Iowa diocese convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Hinkle
Christchurch
Theodore N. Morrison
Diocese of
Iowa
General Theological Seminary
New York City
Mr Hinkle
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
Fairbank
Steubenville
Ohio
Grace Church
Cincinnati
Colorado
St. Michael's Parish
Maryland
Water trustees approve pipe purchase and pay bills
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting the water trustees closed an option on 400 tons of pipe from United States Cast Iron Pipe Company of Chicago. All outstanding waterworks bills were allowed. The payroll for last week was $1,400. The treasury holds about $128,000, with water rentals this month bringing the balance to about $189,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cast Iron Pipe Company of
Chicago
Treasury
Market Summary from Waterloo and Chicago Livestock Quotes
Chicago hog market opened higher then closed lower with mixed and butchers at about 9.35 to 9.70 per cwt and estimated Monday receipts near 23,000 hogs. Cattle and sheep markets opened steady or weak, Waterloo market listings show prices for wheat products, poultry, eggs, and dairy items with specific farm commodity quotes and assorted livestock figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waterloo
Kansas Turkey
Wellington
Pioneer
Aristos
Wortis
Baptist and Presbyterian Church Notices in Waterloo Area
Church notices list multiple Waterloo churches with service times Sunday school and prayer meetings. Baptist Walaw and Baptist First outline morning and evening services, devotions, and pastors Hulbert G. Beeman Edgar F. Valiant. Calvary Baptist under A H Nickell, Christian topics. Presbyterian churches under Herbert Ware Reherd and M G Munn with service times and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Jefferson Street
West Park Avenue
Edgar
Valiant
First
Presbyterian
East Park Avenue
Mulberry _ Street
Herbert Ware Reherd
Independence Avenue
Christian Endeavor
Religious services and church notices in Waterloo
A compact listing of church schedules across Waterloo including West Fourth Street churches, East Side and Union Congregational notices, memorial day sermon plans, and various denomination services. It details morning worship times, Sunday schools, evening services, prayer meetings, and specific subjects or themes for sermons. Named pastors, church locations, and times are provided for Rev. Rollins, Rev. Brink, Rev. Bissell, Rev. Hinkle, Rev. Hull, Rev. Hanley, Rev. Jones, and others across multiple congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordi ‘Ally
Fourth
Walter H. Rollins
Elble School
La.w
C. BE
East Side
Union Congregational
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Broadway
Center Streets
J. W. Bissell
Methodist
Jefferson
Fifth Streets
Frank Cole
Randolph Street
Epworth
Free Methodist Church
On -Mobile Street
H.N. Miller
Gheenegis Episcopal
Mulberry Straéte
United States
Christ—Episcopal
Fourth St. East
George W. Hinkle
Christian
Fourth and South Streets
L. A. Dibble
West Fourth Street
Church of the Brethren
West -Seventh
South Streets
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue West
Third
Avenue West
Fourth Street
Universalist—Church of the Redeemer
East Fourth and
Mulberry Street
Erle McCollum Jones
D. D
Town Street
East Waterloo High School
Linden Chapel
Sabbbath School
RATE PROTESTS BESIEGE SOLON
Washington reports flood of telegrams opposing railroad rate increases set to take effect in June. Midwest members decry the plan as unjust, seek injunctions from the Attorney General, and a midwestern delegation plans to press the issue in Washington on May 3. Congressmen Miller, Linedeborgh, Tawney, Hubbard condemn the move as a “damnable outrage” and pledge action to protect shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Middle West
R Talroads
Department of Justice
Miller
Rep
Minn
Case of Klingaman v Pratt in juvenile court
The case of J. F. Klingaman versus Ed ward Pratt was called yesterday in juvenile court. Pratt was accused of contributory negligence for neglecting five children under 16. The case was continued on Pratt’s promise to support his children under a law allowing delinquent parents to be brought into court to compel proper provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Klingaman
Edward Pratt
Two Men in Pottery Store Fight Ends in Court
A charity store keeper C H McCurry and farmer F W Bronson fought after an altercation over potatoes. McCurry was fined 50 dollars, claiming self defense. Bronson faced trial, testified, and was fined 25 dollars with 25 suspended. Judge Caldwell ruled McCurry the aggressor and suspended most penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McCurry
F.W. Bronson
Bronson
McCurry
Caldwell
Joseph King
Coldwell
Noted Drunkenness Cases in Police Court
A. B. Weir of Chicago told Judge Caldwell he would work if he had his hammer. He was fined 10 dollars on installments after arraignment for drunkenness. James Shafer, 63, admitted drinking but was paroled for good behavior and warned his wife would not join him in any further drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Weir
Chicago
James Shafer
Shafer
Licensed to Wed Arnold Schuneman and Helen Turner
Arnold G. C. Schuneman aged 27 from Loveland Colorado and Helen Turner aged 22 from Cedar Falls are wed. The Sons of Veterans auxiliary will serve two luncheons for the group at Mr and Mrs R C Brown 721 Seventh Street West after the Decoration Day program at the opera house. The Fairview Cemetery mausoleum, though unfinished, will be open for inspection Sunday afternoon and all day Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold GC. Schuneman
Loveland
Colorado
Helen Turner
Cedar Falls
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans
R. C. Brown
Seventh Street West
Opera House
Fairview Cempetory
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. T. Sliisgard
Hudson
Wate
George W. Hinkle, D. B
Bahia
Princess Bethlen
California
Hawaii
Japan
China
Austria
Wee
Chicago Board of May
Lamson Bros
Sycamore Street
Richardson & Larra
Atiz
Mayssee
Colin Bros
Rene Ces
Waite Esas
Walaw
Limes and
Walnut Streets
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hulbert G. Beeman
Calvary Baptist
Streets West
A. H. Nickell
B. Y P
Westminster Presbyterian
West Fourth and
Wellington Streets
William Burton Sandford
West Third Avenue
West Waterloo High School
United Presbyterians
Corner of
Second and Wellington
M. G. Munn
Fagle
First Brethren
West
Fifth and South Streets
St. Mary's
LaFayette Street
Folkenbrock
St. Joseph’s
Third and
Mulberry Streets
Fourth Street West
Calvary Evangelical Association
News l Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
Emanuel Evangelical
Court House Square
J. B. Bauernfeind
Jericho
St. Luke's English Evangelical Lutheran
West Second and Commercial Streets
Thale P. Skovkard
Dutheran—Corner
High and
Maple Streets
Rev
H. Mueller
High Street
An Avenue United Evangelical
C. H. Stauffacher
A.n
Denior H. L. C. E
Soys
1. C. Thompson
F. M. Devendorf
Assembly Hall
West Side Library
International Bible Students’ Association
Dane Street
Earnest Bible Students
Chapel—Railroad
North Addition
Salvation Army
Holiness
Besiege
SOLON
Omall
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