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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1920

Page

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Hamilton and Cline Held for Murder in Jorgenson Case

In a Wednesday night confession three men tied to a $ large robbery at farmer Jorgenson are held on murder charges. Hamilton and Cline admit involvement with Betsy and Clark pleading guilty to conspiracy. Langland seeks death or life for the principal act. Trial slated for the week starting November 29.

Iha Sherecy Sears Old Eles Thy Hatler Andrew Jor al Nis City Hamilton Jorgenson Dot Cline Ted Clark Fred Berry Board and Cine Clineue Cink Betsy Clark Saeedt N. Berry Dison Aua

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Abundant Thick Hair

Ad touts 35 cent bottle of Danderine as a beauty tonic to strengthen thinning hair, freshen the scalp, and reduce dandruff. Claims hair becomes fuller and more vibrant, with long lasting shine. Advertises available at all druggists.

Confessions Tied Five Suspects to Crime Within 72 Hours

Sheriff Vicketts and State Agent Wad Clark and Berry In jail within 72 hours of discovery. Confessions implicate two more suspects. The morning after, Hamilton and Cline were jailed and confessed to the crime in full.

Vicketts Wad Clark and Berry Hamilton Cline

Alien hunter forced to surrender resident license

Delwelh Iowa November 26 Warden Hart sought to pick up an alien with a resident hunter license. Tony was ordered to surrender the paper which had cost one dollar and obtain a new one costing ten dollars as required by law.

Delwelh Hartsough Tony

Resinol urged as genuine skin remedy in warnings

The notice warns buyers to insist on original Resinol in the original package and not accept substitutes or bulk sales. It cautions that similar names may be crude or dangerous, and urges purchasers to avoid nonoriginal products and be wary of unscrupulous dealers.

President Kelton Journey and Police Chief Remarks

Fragmentary report recalls President Kelton and staff traveling by special car from Omaha to Chicago with brief quotes from Chief McQueep. An 1863 anecdote mentions two brothers in Decatur county cutting 14 cords of wood for 100 pounds of flour, and their first relief from cornbread after nine months.

Kelton Greet Western Milpond Omaha Chicago McQueep Decatur County

Decorah Battles Severe Smallpox Epidemic Strains

Decorah faces a severe smallpox outbreak with over 100 cases under quarantine on Thanksgiving and 27 cases since Nov 1. The city sought aid from the Iowa State Health Department and epidemiologist, noting the outbreak swelled beyond New York City's annual total in 1919. LeMars also reports a mild epidemic.

Des Moines Decorah State Health Department Jand New York City LeMars

Tom the Bail Man and his Puzzling Toys

The passage highlights Tom the bail man displaying regal yet gentle toys. It describes Tinker Toys and moving figures like merry go rounds wind mills and autos. Ouija boards are presented as popular for future reading and family entertainment while wool animals and performers are shown as versatile modular toys.

Tom

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