Boggs Granted Temp Reprieve For Pardons Showing
E A Boggs of Waterloo received a reprieve until January 1 to allow time for a full showing toward a pardon. Gov Clarke heard his case in person with input from Boggs and Waterloo supporters while Sheriff Black awaited further action. The reprieve followed a legal fight over embezzlement and business failures linked to Central Iowa Granite Co. and Grin tty county dealings.
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E. A. Boggs
Waterloo
Boggs
Tral
Detani Boggs
Boges
Supreme Court
Grundy County
Sheriff Black
Fort Madison
Governor Clarke
Capitol
Central Iowa Granite Co
Grintty County
Polk County
Black
Des Moines
Mr. Boggs
J. C. Murtagh
Guy A. Fely
Clarke
Board of Parole
Sheriff's Office
Automobiles Thrown Out Weeding Process Starts In
The article notes a shift in auto sales toward practicality and businesslike design. It highlights consumer influence on manufacturers to drop sentiment and nonessential features, focusing on operating cost, upkeep, and profitability for buyers. Mr. A Alexander of Central Auto & Supply in Waterloo discusses Paige automobiles, insisting on practical, businesslike statements about the Paige 4 model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alexander
Central Auto & Supply Company of
Waterloo
Paige
Paige 4
Cold Wave in Northwest Brings Record Low Readings
Government thermometers show the cold with readings near zero and below. The Buchanan Optical Co instrument registered slightly under zero as a bitter northwest wind drove the mercury down. River froze above the dam and trees supported a man’s weight. The coldest in the country reached six below at Devil’s Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
Devil's Lake
Street Car Men Meet at City Hall to Discuss Operation
Cedar Valley street car workers attended a meeting at city hall last evening. Visiting interurban officials spoke on safety in train operation. W H Giver opened the session as assistant general manager of the local line, and D M Finch discussed safety ideas. C T Baker, general superintendent, provided information on interurban car operation.
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Cedar Valley Line Transportation
City Hall
W. H. Giver
D. M. Finch
Des Moines
Colfax
Perry
C. T. Baker
Fined $400 in nuisance case against Palmer in state v. Owens
In the case State vs Order of Owls, four defendants faced charges. C A Palmer pleaded guilty to nuisance and was fined $400 plus $60 attorney fees and costs. Remaining three cases were dismissed. A jury was empaneled in State vs Blackwell, also a nuisance charge.
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State
Order of Owls
C. A. Palmer
Palmer
Platt
Blackwell
Pencil Selling At the Y M C A
Pencil selling at the Y M C A conducts a profitable fundraiser. Boys buy pencils at three cents, sell at five, applying profits to membership fees. John McMillan requested ten pencils Monday, returned for seventy five more Tuesday, and plans for a fresh supply soon. The group sent twenty six pencils to cover tuition.
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Y. M.C. AL
Hoyas
John NcMillan
Pemetia
City in Brief Optical Service Ad Here and More
Local notes report Harry Anton of La Porte City visiting relatives, P. H. Paulsen back from Des Moines on legal business, Dr J A Jerger in Cedar Rapids, and Florence and Ethel Litehield returning from a visit at Dyersville. Charles Goodrich attended a Hupmobile convention in Des Moines. Cedar Falls and Waterloo Co op bowling clash at an 8 15 pm alley session. J J Miller elected clerk of Waterloo Township. Licenses issued to R Earl Graves and Rosetta M Johnston. Home Improvement Co sues Henry W Iblings for 286 73. Mrs George H Thompson leaves for Chicago to meet husband in revival meetings. A I Diebold of Cedar Rapids, Pal ace Theatre stockholder, meets W L Myers. Rena Alexander returns to Independence schools after visit to Waterloo. Olga and Freda Broders and Ralph Broders return to Stockton after visit. Funeral services held for infant Rhemus Folker near Elk Run, interment at Fairview. K P dances begin tomorrow at 9 pm in K P ball with refreshments later.
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Harry Anton
la Porte City
P. H. Paulsen
Des Moines
J. A. Jerger
Cedar Rapids
George H. Thompson
Chicago
A. I. Diebold
Palace Theatre
W. L. Myers
Rena Alexander
Independence
Waterloo
Olga
Freda Broders
Ralph Broders
Coughnn
A.T
A. H. Peterson
Stockton
Rhemus Folker
Mia
Ernest Weberking
Elk Run
Fairview Cemetery
Neck Injury Surfaces After Auto Crash Near Dyersville
Vincent J. Rechtfertig, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, was thrown against a canopy top when a car struck a depth, causing his neck to go out of line. He developed fever and brain fever threat, a vertebra at the base of the neck was displaced, treated, and he resumed duties with a bandaged neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
Vincent J. Rechtfertig
Rechtfertig
First National Bank
Quarterly Meeting At Free Methodist Church
A quarterly meeting will be held at the Free Methodist church corner of Mobile and Douglas streets this week Rev B N Miller presiding elder of Evansville Wis will attend and lead services Special revival meetings will be held over the Sabbath with preaching nightly this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Mobile
Douglas Streets
B. N. Miller
Evansville
Wis
Dr Richards Remains To Speak At Waterloo Engagements
Dr Erwin H Richards of Africa draws large crowds in Waterloo and Cedar Falls He will speak to East High School students tomorrow morning at o oclock and then present a Grace Methodist lecture on Why the Black Man Is Black Tomorrow night admission is free He also plans appearances in La Porte City and at the United Efficiency conference led by the Laymen's Missionary movement with L G Adams and Justin Prescott from Waterloo joining the speaking slate.
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Erwin H. Richards
Africa
Waterloo
The
East High School
Grace Methodist Church
Richards
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
L. G. Adams
Justin Prescott
Fracture Treatment Lecture by Dr. Percy at Waterloo
Dr. Nelson M. Percy of Chicago spoke at the Waterloo Medical Society last evening in the Pythian temple on general fracture treatment and bone plating with stereopticon illustrations. A winter lecture series by experts was announced. In East Fork, East Park Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs. Norman Bell's home to study Mexico and war effects on missions, with a luncheon after. Tomorrow East Park Christian Endeavor plans a church box sociable invite.
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Nelson M. Percy
Chicago
Waterloo Medical Society
Pythian Temple
East Park Church
Missionary Society of
East Fork Presbyterian Church
Norman Bell
Kern Street
D. D. Davies
Bell
Davies
Fred Cutler
George Smith
Mexico
Christian Endeavor Society of
Panther and Bear Quest Ends in Deadly Showdown
An old hunter recalls a 1858 tale of his brother tracking a cave in the mountains. A bear entered, killed a panther, and defended cubs before a single shot ended the peril. The narrative blends frontier adventure with cautions about danger and luck in hunting.
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Ble
Cuba
Abe
Lebed
Government and Church Society in Controversy
Washington, Nov 19. Mis understanding whether the government or the Catholic Extension society would pay for bringing refugee priests and nuns from Vera Cruz sparked telegram exchanges between Secretary Garrison and President Francisco Kelly. Transport San Marcos has arrived in the United States and General Funston is to report further on who will transport the churchmen.
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Washington, D. C
Catholic Church Extension Society
Vera Cruz
Garrison
Francisco ©. Kelly
Kelly
Geo. Funston
General Funston
United States
Poor Relief Costs in Waterloo and Des Moines October Report
Overseer F Klingaman details Waterloo poor relief for October aiding 36 families, 158 people with groceries, bath, shoes, rent, transportation totaling a set expenses. A Des Moines supervisor notes 42 patients cared for in October at a total cost of 347.29. Marked by cold weather and need for aid, the notice includes local ad content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Klingaman
Waterloo
Mir. Klingaman
Miss& Shirley
Des Moines
Kingaman
Mrs Crandall Dies at Her Son's Home
Amanda Crandall 75 died at 9 this morning at her son J C Crandall on Nevada Street due to age and complications. Widow of Henry K Crandall she was born April 10 1839 in New York and lived in Shell Rock Waterloo and later with her son. Survived by three children E A Dyer Carnegie Okla Frank Crandall Augusta Wis and E C Crandall. sister Mrs J D Inger of Waverly. Funeral at 607 Nevada Saturday at 9 o clock with burial in Shell Rock Funeral to Shell Beck.
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Amanda Crandall
Russian Troops Now in Servia Reported by Sofia Dispatch
A Cologne dispatch from Sofia claims seven officers and soldiers have appeared in Servia. It notes that Russia could not feasibly send troops by water from Archangel or across Europe, and with the Dardanelles closed, would have to move through Roumania or Bulgaria if true.
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Berlin
London
Cologne
Mette
Sofia
Bulgaria
Servia
Archangel
Europe
Dardanelles
Roumania
Twenty year old held for killing train conductor
Roy James, 20, residing in Houston, Texas, and who says he deserted the U S army at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, was jailed in Humboldt, Iowa, after the noon hold up of a Chicago & Northwestern freight near Rutland yesterday morning in which Conductor Wm. J. Reynolds was killed. He denied knowledge of the holdup and will face trial for the crime. The article also notes religious rites planned at the jail proceeding.
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Humboldt
Roy James
Houston
Tex
United States Army
Fort Sill
Ohls
Wm. J. Reynolds
Chicago & Northwestern
Rutland
James
To Ordain New Pastor Tonight at Union Church
Services will ordain Rav G Russell Parker, pastor of Union Congregational church, this evening at 7 45 at the church. Parker, born near Lansing Michigan, studied at Charlotte public school, Taylor University academy in Upland Indiana, Indianola and Ellsworth colleges, with further work at Chicago Theological Seminary. He supported himself through school from his second year in seminary. Rev Edward P Kimball also involved in the event.
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G. Russell Parker
Union Congregational Church
Mr. Parker
Lansing
Mich
Charlotte Public School
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
G Alral University
Indianapolis
Leander Clark College
Toledo
Ellsworth College
Iowa Falls
Chicago Theological Seminary
Parker
Edward P. Kimball
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