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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
10
Washington officials report mounting support in the House and possible two thirds in the Senate to repeal the law creating the commerce court after its intermountain rate ruling. Mountain state Republicans line up to end the court, amid a western backlash and anticipated presidential veto.
Mrs. Margaret Gunn of Roxbury Boston recounts severe itching and night-time agony for her baby during a 1909 trip to England and Ireland. After trying Doctors in Ireland and England, she credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with clearing the rash after nine months and no scars.
Defence counsel will offer hereditary insanity as an explanation for Bertram G. Spencer, accused of murdering Miss Martha B. Blackstone on March 81, 1910, in Springfield Massachusetts.
Doorway to repeal gains steam as canvass shows fourteen regular Republican senators from the far west ready to vote for repeal. With progressive Republicans and Democrats who opposed the court, a broad senate majority appears likely.
Des Moines reports East Des Moines high school scheduled to meet Iowa City high school in the state championship at the local stadium. Iowa City arrived, both teams in good condition with light practice.
Raymond B Frost a 27 year old University of Wisconsin graduate from Sioux City disappeared Sept 3 after going off sight. He worked for a Chicago publishing house and authorities fear injury prompting hospital searches. Frost is tall with a slight smile blue eyes and light complexion. Backache and rheumatism are listed among common ailments in the ad copy.
The President plans to keep Secretary of Agriculture Wilson in the cabinet through current actions and likely beyond, viewing him as a political asset. The Moss committee report on Wiley is expected and may criticize Wilson, but it should not alter the President's decision. Dr. Dunlap may remain on the Pure Food and Drug Board, with Wiley and DoLittle in charge.
A list of patent grants for the week ending Nov 14 1913 reported from Des Moines. Inventors include Towans Takwett Sigurd F Anderson Cuspidar Chartey Crawford Tahie Eustice Hatham Mains Morrison Roberts Voss Lamb Davies McKay with multiple locations in Iowa and Nebraska.
The Citizens Savings bank ceases to exist as an independent entity as all accounts are transferred to Security Savings bank following the announced merger.
The security has enlarged the banking room at the corner of Lafayette and Fourth streets with new fixtures installed. Mrs. Mary Hartman a dressmaker has moved to 1212 Randolph Street with phone 1602.
Duluth Minnesota reports David Carlson died after a fatal shock at a potter plant. He had recently survived a 12000 volt contact and was pulled free when a switch forced shutdown of the pile.
Prominent Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards of Portsmouth shows a new laxative called Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The sugar coated olive colored tablets claim to cleanse the liver without calomel’s after effects, sold in pocket sizes for 10 and 25 cents.
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