Packers Demand Change of Venue in Landmark Trial
Chicago November 12 The Packers seek a venue change from Judge Landis to the U S circuit court arguing a technical basis tied to counsel history and beef trust investigations The government will oppose at next Wednesday hearing with testimony If granted, the move could affect the trial of indicted Packers for conspiracy and related proceedings still pending in federal court The report notes no allegation of prejudice against Judge Landis and lists government counsel and witnesses involved in the inquiry
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landia
United States District Court
United States Circuit Court
Judge Landis
District Court
Landis
Beef Trust
Kenyon
James H. Wilkerson
W. S. Kenyon
Washington
Lsst
Fort Dodge
Strike continues as Jersey drivers reject pact
New York dispatch reports Jer sey City express drivers and helpers rejected an agreed truce with five transcontinental companies, undoing a morning deal. Mayor Gaynor vows to not temporize further while Jersey men may trigger another call out if the International Brotherhood of Teamsters backs them.
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New York
Jersey City
Gaynor
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Jerseymen
Brotherhood
Hudson River
Ashton
Prices Going Down Declares Armour in Kansas City
Kansas City meat packers and dealers in produce report falling food prices. Charles W. Armour says general food prices are on a lower basis as cereals decline, with buyers expected to seize on cheaper goods. Growers who stored crops last year now sell at reasonable prices, easing market stringency.
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Kansas City
Charles W. Armour
Armour
Armour predicts lower prices for groceries
A speaker comments that the Allied industry aims to lower the prices of food items, but he cannot say how soon the price cuts will take effect. He remarks uncertainty about the timeline from Mr. Armour.
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Armour
Near Case of Asphyxiation at Fourth and Bluff
Grady, employed at Casebeer restaurant on Fourth and Bluff streets, was nearly asphyxiated last night when a gas line or valve opened in his room. His roommate found him unconscious around midnight and he regained consciousness after about thirty minutes of effort. Grady, who came to Waterloo from Greene months ago, reported for duty at noon today but felt weak.
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Grady
Casebeer
Fourth
Bluff Streets
Upper Commercial Street
Inoon
Waterloo
Greene
Advertised Letters at Water loo November 9 1910
List of advertised names for Waterloo Iowa letters dated November 9 1910. Includes Miss Florence Bodell Miss Anna Bush Mrs. Al Buges Miss Rena Buttier Miss Louise Goedke and many others with multiple entries across first and last names plus Mrs and Mr titles.
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Waterloo
Florence Bodell
al. Buges
Anna Bush
Rena Buttier
Louise Goedke
Goldie Hay
Edna Hann
Harry Henry
Irene L. Hickle
Florence Highberger
J. Johnson
Catherine Kearney
Florence Kezer
J. W. Lange
Laura A. Lemon
3. W. Martin
L. A. Marcus
Grace Mathews
Clara Melay
Georgia C. Miller
Hazel Morris
C. A. O’rourke
Ira O’tool
Maude Overholt
Lida Parker
Flora Palmer
Lena Peterson
D. G. Ralston
Edyth M. Rice
May T. Roberts
Jessie Schobut
Johanna Shea
NeHie Smith
Nek Ne Suread
Lin Spear
Alma Washburn
M. J. Wells
Inza Wilcox
Iva Wilson
C. R.R. Co
Hardy Antrim
Martin Benton
William Courtright
Bert Collins
Maurice Donnelly
E. M. Fahey
Bert Galland
G. W. Gridlestone
J.marrick
William Mays
A. O. McKnight
August McGlellan
Z. N .McCallum
T. T. MacDonald
J. W.mcclintock
Wm. Meyers
Martin Mickles
Mr. Morgan
B. Moore
A. M. Namscott
H. H. Wnident
James Cleary
H. W. Owens
Nora Pat
North Waterloo Railroads Update and Local Notes
Traveling Engineer Ickes inspected five student firemen for the Dubuque division while resignations hit the same line with three brakemen leaving. Eldora industrial school head J H Harnett visits Waterloo as G E Weaver fights a lagrippe relapse. Local merchants prep Christmas stock as others head north for a hunting trip. A Freeport Journal note questions Illinois Central dispatchers preferring telephone over telegraph, per division officers.
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Ickes
Dubuque
J. W H. Kenny
C. A. Deselmus
Frank O'Neil
J. H. Harnett
Eldora
Waterloo
G. E. Weaver
Newell Street
North Waterloo
J. Powell
Harold Mulkern
Ilinois
Freeport Journal
Illinois Central
Freeport
County Option Men Win in Nebraska Returns
Almost complete returns show the Republican ticket elected with margins from 3000 to 13000. Aldrich leads Dahlman for governor by 13000. Hitchcock beats Burkett for US senator by about 20000. Legislature expected to be 19 Democrats, 14 Republicans in Senate and 54 Democrats, 40 Republicans in House. County option favored by both platforms, pledge to adopt it.
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Omaha
Ucket
Aldrich
Dahlman
United States
G. M. Hitchcock
Burkett
Senate
Hauss
New York City Faces Paralytic Strike Among Transit Workers
New York City sees a growing strike crisis as express drivers, teamsters, and taxicab drivers are drawn into action. Mayor Gaynor has ordered police off express wagons while authorities seek settlement after initial Jersey City strikes and limited violence. Shipping interests suffer as a power struggle over union job protections persists.
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New York City
New York
Express
Jersey City
Gaynor
Poliont
Comany
Charles C. Hoyer Dies After Illness in Waterloo
Charles C Hoyer aged 79 died at 9 17 am at his daughter Mrs Leonore Patterson 506 Fourth Street West Waterloo after a heart ailment. Born Erie Pa May 1 1840 he moved to Iowa in 1860 settling West Union where he married Sarah Lechder in 1867. He had lived in Waterloo two years and nine children were born with five surviving Anna of Highmore S D Jerry M Waterloo Noah Penrith and others generations noted. Funeral services at home before Rock Island train departure for burial next Monday morning.
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Charles C. Hoyer
Leonore
BH. Patterson
Fourth Street West
Hoyer
Waterloo
West Union
Rock Island
Erie
Iowa
Sarah 2. Lechder
United Brethren Church
Cennie
Anna
Highmore
S. D
Jerry M
Noah
Penrith
Odd Fellows pull prank on Ames dairy man Stayner
G H Stayner of Ames connected with Iowa State College dairy department was surprised in Ames by Canton Present No 17 I O O F members. He arrived by train, was escorted to the Ellis hotel and arrested for marching in line without a uniform. He enjoyed the lodge gathering before cigars, which proved moneyless. The report also notes a recent ice thaw after a light freeze, with shore ice half an inch thick and center ice nearly as thin.
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G. HE. Stayner
Ames
Iowa State College
Canton
Stayner
Patriarchs
Ellis
Cedar Wrapped in a Thin Layer of Ice
A morning glaze of ice coated Cedar as wintry weather persisted, adding danger to travel and a brittle sheen to streets and trees. The thin ice formed over surfaces, heightening caution for pedestrians and drivers alike.
Striking Garment Workers Block Street in Chisago
About 10 000 garment workers gathered at 275 La Salle Street and demanded promised strike benefits. Women with infants cried as money was refused, traffic halted on La Salle Street, and crowds surged into the Open Board of Trade building while police kept order.
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Chisago
la Salle Street
Board of Trade
Cedar Falls Debates Triumph Over Iowa State College
Cedar Falls routed Iowa State College at Ames in the annual college debate on railway freight rates based on the physical value of property used in transportation. Judges from Marion, Iowa City, and Reinbeck formed a unanimous panel for the affirmative. The Cedar Falls team also noted a Teachers' College victory in the split event.
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Cedar Malls
Lee
Deeshillinghuy
Panat Hager
Cedar Fille
College
Iowa State College
Ames
H.W. Esate
Marion
Paml Pierce
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Sherman W. PeWott
Rein
Veachers' College
Lowa
Cedar Falls
Thorn
Alves
Teachers’ College
T. UL
Ixx
Miller
Lhe Women’s Christian ‘Tamperance Union
Aldrich
Corinthians
Simlar
Carter
Fisk
Anna Stevens
M. E. Church
Bender
Gormley
Mt. Vernon
Cramer Orchestra
Amos Boysen
Colorado
Mr. Boysen
College Hill
Jail Visit by Gill and Maclaren Lifts Prisoners
Mr Gill and Miss Maclaren conducted a 3 pm meeting at the county jail for inmates. Gill spoke about Christ's forgiveness and hope amid sin, while Maclaren sang, bringing cheer to prisoners and leaving them feeling brighter after the visit.
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Mr. Gill
Miss Maclaren
Sunday golf outing by Ferguson party at Country Club
Three members of the Sunday party Mr Sunday Mr Ackley and Mr Honeywell spent time on the golf links at the Country club this morning. Sunday sought the club and showed his outdoor fitness and expert play. Ackley matched him in a stiff game while Honeywell demonstrated college tactics from twenty years ago. The outing gave the group much enjoyment.
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F. A. Ferguson
Sunday
Mr. Ackley
Mr. Honeywell
Ackley
Honeywell
Man Shot Through Neck Seeks Naturalization
Toney Byeo Ables to resume work as a section hand on the Illinois Central after a miraculous recovery from a neck wound inflicted three weeks ago by Sam Grago who was deported. Byeo appeared at the courthouse to take out his first papers for American citizenship as deputy clerk Pettit witnessed the surprising return.
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Toney Byco
Sam Grago
Sleily
Court House
Illinois Central
Pettit
Byeo
Jhouse
Papes Cold Compound Claims Quick Relief for Colds
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest cure for colds and grippe, with doses every two hours and three doses required. It claims no quinine is used and credits three years of research and a $50,000 budget, asserting the remedy ends symptoms starting with the first dose.
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Stippe
Pape
Rippe
Injury report notes minor bullet wound and quick recovery
The shooter Byso pointed to the neck where the bullet entered and the opposite side where it emerged. Only a strip of adhesive plaster marked either entry or exit, and Byso said he felt just as well as ever after the incident.
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Byso
Sunday Family Arrives After New Castle Meetings
Mrs Sunday wife of the evangelist and her three year old son Paul arrived from Chicago where they rested after New Castle meetings. Mr Sundays family includes Wit nine and Paul three, with Helen twenty and George eighteen attending Dewhauw and Lake Forest universities respectively.
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Lake Forest University
Sunday
Will
Alcott School
Paul
Waterloo Faces Mockery From Billy Sunday Sermon
In Cedar Rapids Billy Sunday mocked Waterloo residents calling them cold and tightwads while Waterlooans defend themselves as warm. The preacher’s remarks drew a sharp exchange with locals who enjoyed the jibe.
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Billy Sunday
Weeterloo
Billy
Waterloo
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Leonore , Patterson
Eddie
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Butterick
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ERS' College
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