Young Girl Steals Five Dollars in Waterloo Neighborhood
A thirteen year old girl in Waterloo is linked to repeated thefts, including a five dollar grab from Mrs. Frost on Jefferson street. Police note her kleptomania and poor moral example, with family trouble cited as cause. City notes cover patrol, lighting plans, and local arrests including Matt Cronin and others.
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Waterloo
Mitchellville
City Hall
Dahl
Wall Lake
Pat
Officer Dahl
Mr. Dahl
Matt Cronin
Matt
Cronin
Dike
Wills Hotel
Kelley
Cincinnati
Real estate transfers listing Waterloo and Dunkerton lots
Real estate transfers show Hemenway to Christen Lar zen a Cedar Falls lot for 1606 dollars. Grace Cook sells to C B Ransier a lot in East Waterloo for 1 dollar. E E Jefferson to H W Bucher a Dunkerton lot for 250 dollars. M M Vaughan to Adelbert D Sumner a lot in East Waterloo for 1 dollar. B R Montague to W B Floyd a lot in East Waterloo for 6730 dollars. Harry R Gould to John P Berry a lot in East Waterloo for 3800 dollars.
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Hemenway
Christen Larzen
Cedar Falls
Grace Cook
C. BE. Ransier
East Waterloo
E. Jefferson
H. W. Bucher
Llot
Dunkerton
MM. C. Vaughan
Adelbert D Sumner
BR. B. Montegue
W. B. Floyd
Harry R. Gould
John P. Berry
Florida Sleeper Service and Public Sale Notice
Florida slepping car route from Chicago to Knoxville Atlanta and Jacksonville via Cincinnati and L N incl return through Jacksonville. For details contact William Penn traveling agent 303 Observatory Bldg Des Moines Iowa. Art Lichty to hold public sale of horses cattle hogs and farm machinery November 18 at Hiram Lichty farm near Waterloo. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised for cold weather.
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Florida
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Atlanta
Jacksonville
William Penn
Observatory Bldg
Des Moines
Iowa
Art. Lichty
Hiram Lichty
Orange Township
Waterloo
Wm. Holland
North Waterloo and Railroads Update Busy Evening Meeting
North Waterloo and Railroads reports interest in new industries as Commercial Association directors meet at Central Savings Bank to discuss proposals. Logistics include payrolls for Illinois Central and railway staff, staff changes, engine testing, line expansions, and a motor car service trial from St Joseph to Blockton with potential expansion.
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Mra
Brenneck
Hot Springs
Ark
Waterloo
Railroad Crown
E. Bruce
Canada
Allen
I. C
Scotland
J. Stafford
McClinton
R. J. Bell
A.J. McKillip
Chicago
Frank Connors
Charles City
Claude Cook
Nashua
Heald
John Pearson
Southern School of Railway Science
Pearson
Decatur
J. A. Dickerman
Waterloo Yards
H. G Locke
Great Western Railroad
Boston
Mass
Chicago Great Western
Tha
Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Union Pacific
Fawsett
Des
F.C. Wight
Albert Lea
South Dakota
Louis Wood
Illinois Central
Great Western
Owen Hardy
G. W. Vanderslice
A. E Harvey
Freeport
T. Cc
St. Joseph
Blockton
Iowe State Inc
Licely
Tima Ba Mada
Never heard of a senator in naturalization case
Chicago on November 15 Heinrich Werle of 1635 Mohawk Street told Judge Landis he had lived in the United States thirteen years and never heard of a congressman or a senator. The judge pressed him on who makes laws and continued the examination to study government principles.
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Chicago
United States
Heinrich Werle
Mohawk Street
Judges Landis
Werle
Judge Landis
Congress
Peril in Manual Training Warned by Educator
Dr Nathaniel Butler professor of education at the University of Chicago warned the Central Ohio Teachers Association in Toledo that pushing manual and industrial training too far in public schools risks neglecting other educational aims. He said high school teachers must focus on forming intelligent citizens and not dictate youths vocations.
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Nathaniel Butler
Toledo
University of Chicago
Central Ohio Teachers’ Association
Christian Science
Monitor
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois
Otter
Union
Mrs Kennedy Seriously Ill In Waterloo
Mrs Kennedy wife of Jim Kennedy, recently sentenced to a county jail term for vagrancy, is critically ill in a Waterloo hospital with an abdominal abscess likely requiring surgery. She has no funds, and relatives and neighbors are coordinating care and urging donations while a sister has taken the couple’s seven year old son to Center Point for safer care.
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Kennedy
Jim'? Kennedy
Brandenburg is fined for enticing away Cabanne III
St Louis Nov 15 Broughton Brandenburg magazine writer was convicted of maliciously enticing away James Shepard Cabanne III his stepson and fined 500 The case was appealed Brandenburg had previously taken the boy to San Francisco and California after smuggling him from St Louis The writer claimed the indictment should fall as he wanted to take the bag to his mother the former Mrs Cabanne The jury found him guilty and set the fine after hearing the evidence
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St. Louis
Brouughton Brandenburg
James Shepard Cabanne III
Brandenburg
New York
Grover Cleveland
Cabanne
San Francisco
California
Local club notices and social events announced for mid November
Community groups schedule events including Degree of Honor meeting, Social Circle postponement, Lady Maccabees No. 22 social at Seash hall on Nov 16, Franklin club party on Nov 24 with Myers' American orchestra, Social class gathering at Mrs Akins home Nov 18, and various lodge reviews and club meetings on Nov 16 and 17 with plans for refreshments and practice.
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Lady Maccabees Hive
Seash Hall
Lady Maccabees
Franklin Club
Russell-Lamson Dall
Myers’ American Orchestra of
Cedar Rapids
The.l
Soash Hall
Anne Cox
T. W. Place
Taft Loyalty Credited In Roosevelts Polities Review
Roosevelt era policies are described as a broad crusade now tempered as Taft presides. The piece notes Taft’s tariff efforts, framing his tenure as faithful to Roosevelt while acknowledging debates in Congress and the need for judicial poise in leadership. It cites Waterlo o College of Commerce and local business notes to anchor the era.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Forest ’ Service
Congress
Republican’party
Chicago
Roosevalt
Waterloo College of Commerce
Trade optimism cooling amid profits cluster and unrest
Henry Clews reports dimming optimism in New York financial circles. Money rates rise and bank reserves tighten while gold exports and Sub-Treasury withdrawals continue. He notes potential revival after crop-moving funds return, but warns of ongoing bond softness, stock vulnerability, and possible labor tensions as Congress nears.
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Henry Clews
New York
England
New York Banka
Brazil
Buttermilk Wins Over Rum Imp Thirsty Saloon Goers
A New York Herald feature describes buttermilk becoming a summer staple in Wall Street and Broadway saloons. Managers cite thirst quenching, healthful effects, and notes from physicians as contributing to rising daily sales. The piece contrasts buttermilk with whisky and beer, detailing production, pricing, and the beverage's urban diffusion.
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New, York
Waldorf-Astora
Browne
Bas
Putiina
Rialto
Union Cafe
Broadway
Bud the Bourse
Financial District
Philip Kennedy
Waldorf-Astoria - Bar
Wall Street
Battery Park
New York
Europe
Dean's Kidney Pills Praised by Waterloo Reader
A Waterloo resident testifies to the benefits of Dean's Kidney Pills recounting years of dull back pains, tiredness, and profuse kidney secretions before relief after using the product. The letter cites Wangler Bros. as the local supplier and notes Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sole US agents.
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Waterloo
Dean
P. Caldwell
Summit Carriage-Mobile
Lafayette St
Iowa
Wangler Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Bufffalo
New York
United States
Doan’ S
Masonic Lodges Busy With Lectures Banquet Plans
O E S members and guests anticipate a lecture at Masonic hall in Waterloo tonight by Past Grand Patron Hugh W. Hughes on Histor Prophecy. A fall reunion and banquet by Crescent council No 16 is set for Wednesday with 4 pm meeting and 6:30 pm banquet. Waterloo Lodge No 105 reports a large Saturday meeting with creditable work.
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O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Hugh W. Hughes
Burlington
Waterloo
A. H. Holt
Crescent Council No
Royal and Select
Waterloo Lodge No.105
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