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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1913

Page

5

Stenotype and Penmanship Schools Highlighted

The Stenotype company promotes its machine in schools with strong reputations for quality. Waterloo Business College earns accreditation from the Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. The Underwood Typewriter is praised for speed and accuracy with noted instructors. Mr. Plummer, renowned penman, teaches and claims students surpass some teachers in penmanship.

Stenotype Company Waterloo Business College Association of Accredited Comercial Schools Underwood Plummer America

Progressive movement grows in Iowa meeting in Des Moines

Des Moines November 14 Progressives flocked to Des Moines for a conference with W E Cadmus national organizer and plan to finance party activities in Iowa The meeting at Randolp hotel was the first in active preparation for the next campaign Judge John L Stevens of Boone attended and praised the cause State chairman J H Wyllie reported rising Progressive sentiment across Iowa with letters received increasing two to one over six months Informal conferences highlighted the resolve to field a full ticket statewide and sustain party growth

Des Moines W. E. Cadmus Randolp Hotel Iowa Steves John L. Stevens Boone Massachusetts Judge Stevens Wilson Wen Rel Btate

Leader vows full county slate to elect candidates

A party leader declared plans to field candidates in every county. He asserted strong expectations of victories for many nominees and emphasized a nationwide push to secure elected positions. The remarks indicated a coordinated political strategy and confidence in the slate’s prospects.

Federal plums are handed out by the president

Washington, D. C., Nov. 14. The president sent to the Senate today a slate of nominations including Alexander Sweek of Portland for Minister to Slam, Peter Augustus Jay of Rhoda Island as Secretary of the embassy at Roma, Norval Richardson of Mia sisaippi as Second secretary at Nome, Manuel Araudo of the Philippine Islands as Associate justice of the Philippine Supreme Court, and J. Cvil. as Postmaster at Trinidad, Cot.

Washington, D. C Senate Slam Alexander Sweek Portland Ore Roma Peter Augustus Jay Rhoda Island Nome Norval Richardson Miasisaippi Philippine Supreme Court Manuel Araudo The Philippine Islands Trinidad Cot J. Cvil

Lawyer in Defamation Plot Fined Two Thousand Dollars

Chicago November 13 Daniel Donahoe a Chicago lawyer was found guilty of conspiracy to defame Clarence S Funk The jury set the maximum fine of 2000 Isaac Stiefel the private detective accused of abetting by bribing hellboys to swear falsely was found not guilty This concludes Funk s long battle against hidden foes who testified in 1911 that Edward Hines claimed 100000 was needed to put Lorimer over in Springfield The earlier 1412 alienation suit against Funk by John C Henning through Donahoe collapsed two years ago

Chicago Daniel Donahoe Clarence S. Funk Isaac Stiefel Hellboys Funk Helm Legislative Committee Edward Hines Lorimer Springfield United States Senate International Harvester Company John C. Henning Donahoe

Booth Brothers Not Reconciled After Chicago Visit

Gen Bramwell Booth arrived in Chicago after his estranged brother Gen Ballington Booth left town. Despite hopes of a reconciliation, Bramwell says he would welcome contact but will not seek unification of their Salvation Army and Volunteers of America forces. He plans to confer with western Salvation Army leaders during the stay.

Chicago Bramwell Booth The Salvation Army Ballington Booth Volunteers of America Booth

Uncertain Future Moves Mentioned For Chicago Resident

A Chicago man plans to remain there until November 17 before traveling to New York where he likely will meet his brother, outlining a potential family reunion and travel sequence.

Chicago New York

Arizona Woman Lawyers Shine In Supreme Court Appeal

The state of Arizona has few women lawyers and one notable practitioner is Miss Alice M. Birdsall born in Waterloo. She works with Mrs. Sarah H. Sorin of Arizona in legal practice. Sorin appeared for United Globe mines at the Supreme Court in Washington, D. C. The suit, filed by James Works, aims to gain control of two Gila county mines. This marks only the second time a woman argued before the high court.

State of Arizona Alice M. Birdsall Birdsall Willis N. Birdsall Sarah H. Sorin August Court Miss Birdsall Washington

Farmer and Breeder subscription offer in Sioux City

The Farmer and Breeder weekly, a business counsellor for 65 000 farmers, offers a one year combined subscription with The Waterloo Evening Courier for 3 20. Includes free consultation from the Special Service Department on farming and stock raising during the term. Subscriptions may be sent to different addresses.

Sioux City Iowa Northwest OYFER Waterloo

Kiefers Waive On Bank Charge In Court Proceedings

The state cases against Kiefer and William Smith for fraudulent banking were pressed in Independence Iowa with arraignments waived. Defendants pleaded not guilty and repeatedly entered right names, as multiple indictments for related charges were noted but not scheduled for trial this term.

Adam and Pyrsq K. K Kiefer William Smith R. J. O'Brien Messrs. Kiefer Chappell & Todd Mr. Smith Edwards Ransier Adam Wiefer Adam W. H John Kiefer Adam Klefer Wm. Smith

Campaign to Win My Ghum in Dunkerton Epworth league drive

A Dunkerton Iowa piece notes the Epworth league campaign Win-My-Chum running November 16 to 23 with nightly services except Saturday. Leaders include Miss Alga Hitt Miss Mabel Baish Mrs Moulds Mrs W D Clubine Miss Neva Cummings Mrs Lillian Magee and Miss Mabel Nesfield. Choir members are urged to attend Wednesday and Friday services as they have important work. The Brotherhood plans a forthcoming ladies night and the parsonage contract is mentioned.

Dunkerton Epworth League Alga Hitt Mabel Baish Brotherhood

Revives Plans for Iowa District Fair

George H. Holcombe secretary and general manager of the Galesburg district fair visited Waterloo to survey the city and interview businessmen about establishing a district fair between Waterloo and Cedar Falls. If started, the fair would rival Des Moines in scope and be located midway between Waterloo and Cedar Falls.

George H. Holcombe Galesburg George W. Dickinson Waterloo

Marble Rock Social Gathers for Mrs Shepardson’s Memorial

Mrs Shepardson was memorialized at her Marble Rock home with friends and neighbors sharing a day of good dinners and conversation. The Ladies Aid Society and Masonic group hosted afternoon events at Mrs Gates and others, with about forty attendees noted for the Dundee gathering.

Shepardson Shepardsen AGH Society M. We de Gates Wily Mis Henry Oster Mires Alesis

Eight-room house to be built wired for electric lights

The project has been let to F. C. White for an eight-room dwelling measuring 28 by 30 feet. The house will be wired for electric lights in anticipation of the town receiving electricity.

F. C. White

Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Real estate transfers listed

Riverview Development Co. transfers to R H Dargan several lots in Riverview addition Waterloo for 1 dollar J P Finnegan transfers part of lot 11 block 6 Mane S Bonson second addition Waterloo for 1 dollar Bert Crandall transfers land in 1889 18 for 4000 dollars

Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co Riverview Development Co R. H. Dargan Riverview Addition Waterloo J. P. Finnegan Elizabeth

Our Best Seller Merital Eczema Remedy Promotion

Our best seller Merital Eczema Remedy outsells competitors due to its unusual merit. It is a preparation made expressly for eczema in its various forms. If you suffer, use Merital Eczema Remedy from Red Cross Drug Co. and Henderson Drug Co. Exclusive Agency.

Red Cross Drug Co Henderson Drug Co

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Almon F. Gates, A. M Waterloo Frei & Commission CO Watterloo Tae Morris A&a CO Moaiiiaenivers John Barth J Grace Merrick Ilo Crabtree Anna Herman Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church W. BuckUn Rev Nelson the Baptist Church Mev Williams Kist Alice Birdsall Trank Jared Poston Farmer's Course Kiefers Christian Church Black Hawk Holcombe Paul Davis Faenk Fairbank Contamn J. H. Schenck & Son Philadelphia C.J. Miller W. Fourth St Chrysanthemums Joe Schiel Sycamore Street
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