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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1914

Page

9

City in Brief from Buchanan and Cedar Falls

A roundup of local items notes Robert Haneon’s Cedar Falls business visit, divorce granted for Emma Sibert from W L Sibert, and Clarion postmaster R P Osler in town on business. Others include visits from G W Eller of San Diego, Miss Alice Kelly’s secretary role, and various civic and social movements in Waterloo and surrounding towns.

Robert Haneon Cedar Falls Emma Sibert WL. Sibert R. P. Osler Clarion

Best Laxative For Children

A vintage advisory promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the best laxative for children. It claims the product contains no opiate, acts gently without eroding or distress, and is available from druggists in fifty cent to one dollar bottles. A free trial bottle offer is shown with the address Dr W B Caldwell 451 Washington St Monticello Illinois.

Dr. Caldwell W.B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Iil

Redfield May Leave Cabinet for Trade Commission Post

Rumor says Secretary Redfield will resign from the Wilson cabinet to become chairman of the new Federal Trade Commission. The president has long considered him for the post, with Justice McReynolds leaving the attorney generalship to join the bench.

Washington D. C Low Redfield Wilson Trades Dot Maren White House Trades Commission Hedfield

Death Claim Settlement Proposed in Waterloo Gasoline Case

James Lemberis, administrator of Aristides Lemberis estate, seeks court authority to settle a $1400 claim against Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co and Bailey Manufacturing Co. Aristides was injured October 19 1912 and died later. a $10000 damages suit was filed. Settlement assigns $650 to the Gasoline Engine Co and $750 to the Bailey Co. Ad mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar and local ads.

James Lemberis Aristides Lemberis Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co Bailey Manufacturing Co Aristides Gasoline Engine Company Bayley Company

Admission of Slaying Girl in La Crosse Man Receives Life

Henry Liso the chauffeur confessed to murdering Petra Selbers a servant of his employer in La Crosse Wisconsin. He pleaded guilty before Judge Higbee and was sentenced to life in prison at Waupun within eighty minutes. He claimed the girl threatened to reveal her condition unless paid $500 and that he killed her with an automobile hammer then cut her throat. He dragged the body 300 feet and dumped it in the La Crosse river where a farmer boy found it sixteen hours later.

Lino la Crosse River

Blood Destruction Stopped and Rebuilt in Blood Cure Ad

An early 20th century promotion extols S. 9. 8. 8. as Nature s antidote for impure blood and related ailments. It claims to destroy germs, purify blood, and prevent bone decay and gland swelling, urging readers to obtain a bottle and contact The Seattle Specific Co. for more information.

Allies Banquet and Give Toasts to Allies

Representatives of five nations gathered in Loudoun for an inaugural banquet in the Guild Hall as Sir Charles Johnston became London’s new mayor. Premier Asquith, Earl Kitchener, Winston Churchill, and ambassadors from Japan, Russia, France, Belgium, and Canada attended. To the king’s toast, ex-Premier Arthur Balfour proposed “the Allies,” stressing united defense of civilization and small states against aggression.

Loudoun Great Britain Germany London Charles Johnston Thomas Y. Bowater Asquith Earl Kitchener Winston Spencer Churchill Admiralty Agheme Lord Kitchener Arthur J. Balfour Promier Tor

Third Daughter Dies in the West

The last remaining daughter of Mrs. Minnie Zemanek formerly of Waterloo died yesterday at a San Diego home. She was seven, suffered valvular heart trouble, making this the third tragedy in years for the family. Mr. Zemanek died two years earlier at the Lamont old home.

George L. Smale St. Francis Hospital B. ¥. Baker Waterloo Burch Bros Lulu Barnes Waterloo East Bt. Brancs Minnie Zemanek San Diego Cal Zemanek Lamont

Schwab to Build Fuse Plant and Export Shrapnel

South Bethlehem reports Charles M. Schwab will construct a large fuse manufacturing plant near his steel operation. The move follows claims of foreign contracts for shrapnel and steel munition parts with expected work for nearly a thousand workers. An Amsterdam telegram notes a Wrench steamer Adwinistra dispatch from Flushing.

Bethlehem Charles M. Schwab France Russia England United States London Amsterdam Reuters Telegram Co Flushing Adwinistra

Antwerp port detains Eur-de Bats ship passengers

The Eur-de Bats left Antwerp with 45 passengers and was stopped by German officials off Port Marle near the Dutch frontier. A rough search yielded 1f men between 18 and 33 years arrested despite holding authentic passports. In Lima, President Benavides refused to accept the resignation of the Peruvian cabinet led by Dr. Aurelio Souza, tendered on November 6 amid frequent cabinet changes this year.

Eur-De Bats Antwerp Port Marle Altho Lima Peru Benavides Aurelio Souzs

Berlin The Hague and London Dispatches Reach Report

Berlin via The Hague reports dated November 9 and London carries November 10 at 7 55 a m with updates on the diplomatic scene and wartime developments. The brief notes suggest coordinated announcements from major Allied and neutral hubs with pacing signals for observers.

Berlin The Hague London

Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Benefit

An advertisement claims Parisian Sage removes dandruff and improves hair. It promotes Wangler Ros Co and druggists selling the tonic, stating results begin with the first application and that the product nourishes roots, stimulates growth, and stops itching. It asserts unequaled effectiveness and low cost.

Wangler Ros. Co

Denial Over Von Hindenburg Capture Report

Official denial refutes a foreign report that General von Hindenburg and a 42 centimeter gun have been captured on the Russian front. The notice emphasizes the German commander and artillery remain in action, countering circulating rumors in the press.

von Hindenburg

Commissioner Warns on Slant Street Crossing Dangers

Police Commissioner Gillespie urges motorists to stop dodging traffic on Slant Street. He cites a study: eighty seven of every one hundred injuries occur in the block or at crossings, urging safer driving to prevent accidents.

Gillespie Police Department

Americans Safe in Turkey Warned by Morgenthau

Ambassador Morgenthau reported that Americans in Turkey have not been molested since the war began and are not in danger. The Turkish minister of war informed him that Turkey aims to conduct the war with caution and cooperation.

Washington Turkey Morgenthau

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