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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1912
Page
7
No matter how bad your liver stomach or bowels your head aches you feel miserable from constipation indigestion biliousness and sluggish intestines Cascarets end the headache biliousness dizziness nervousness sick sour stomach They cleanse liver and bowels of sour bile and gas a Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning a 10 cent box from your druggist keeps head clear stomach sweet and bowels regular and mood cheerful for months
Western Union in Elk Run and Waterloo area gears up for a night of rapid political returns. Manager R L Caray leads six telegraph loops with six operators plus four extra, delivering to Evening Courier, Daily Reporter, Waterloo Club, and other outlets. C B McManus hosts a country cottage where returns will be received hot from the sources.
A Detroit resident describes a summer outbreak of red, dry, and scaly blotches spreading from the scalp to the face hands and legs with intense itching. After trying various remedies without relief, a trial of Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the condition in about three weeks, per signed statement dated April 8, 1912.
The Western Union and the Associated Press will cooperate tonight to provide full statewide election results to news-hungry readers. A special line and operator will deliver complete returns throughout the night, with the American Telegraph & Telephone company also receiving the results. Newspapers will erect bulletin boards and display returns via stereopticons.
In Chicago on November 5 Mrs. Louise Lindloff was found guilty of murdering her 15 year old son Arthur. The jury sentenced her to 25 years in the penitentiary after five hours eight minutes of deliberation. She fainted in court after the verdict and maintained innocence, predicting vindication in a future trial.
In Dubuque on Nov 4, John T. Adams, Republican national committeeman, told Times-Journal that Iowa leans Taft over Wilson by a safe margin. He predicts Wilson will capture at most one third of the total Iowa vote, while Clarke will win easily. Adams also urges support for Kenyon for Senate, arguing Kenyon would win big in a popular vote and urging votes for legislators who back Kenyon.
In Vinita Oklahoma on November 5 a group of more than twenty five freedmen Cherokee families were forcibly removed from land they occupied for over twenty five years. The removal followed Interior Department rulings deeming their possession unlawful in light of the Whitmyer case and the Supreme Court decision on tribal allotment. Captain Thomas Roach led the operation, described as a harsh, heart rending task by observers.
New York Nov 5 The trial of Julian Hawthorne and associates on charges connected to stock in Canadian mines is set for today.
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a sure fast cure for grippe. It asserts two hourly doses, then three consecutive doses, will end the cold with relief from headache stuffed head feverishness sneezing sore throat and runny nose, promising no quinine and pleasant taste.
City Attorney Kenyon to referee a best two out of three falls bout at the Armory next Thursday evening. Carl Brown faces Greek wrestler Harry Karpon with a 9:15 main event after 8:50 prelims. Karpon has beaten several noted middles and welters and aims for a Brown upset.
Five alleged safe blowers escaped early today from cells under Chicago police headquarters. The break was heard over steam hiss from a radiator. Leader Joseph DeMarand used a chair rung to force his cell lock. They exited through a coal hole.
Charles Newton Conway and his wife were held to the grand jury on the charge of murdering Miss Sophia Singer after testifying before a coroner's jury. Conway claimed self defense and said his wife was not involved, describing a rehearsed, calm testimony as he spoke. He asserted he killed her in self defense, while a church chicken pie supper was announced for Wednesday night.
Vienna reports an Austrian military airman died after his wing collapsed during flight at Goerz aero drome. He fell from height and succumbed to injuries shortly after arrival at the hospital. The incident occurred earlier today as the aviator operated over the military station.
Middletown reports a quirky farm tale as 66 Plymouth Rock pullets hatched bald, then lacked feathers. Owner Mrs Elien Buck improvised with panties to cover backs and plans to add jackets, aiming to protect their legs and spines amid approaching cold. The poultry became the town talk as experiments failed to restore plumage.
An advertisement offers a liberal rate of 3.50 dollars per year for both papers The Home stead and a partner paper. It invites former subscription agents to join with liberal inducements and directs interested parties to contact publisher James M Pierce in Des Moines Town for details.
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