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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1912
Page
10
Paragraphs tout Knowlton's Danderine as a fast hair beautifier that makes hair fluffy lustrous and wavy in moments. It claims dandruff removal scalp cleansing and even new hair growth after weeks, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle from any drugstore.
Cedar Rapids reports no significant fire losses within city limits. Ten alarms were recorded last month, two beyond the city. the notable incident was the James Black farm blaze with no heavy damages. A new fire truck is expected to be accepted, boosting response.
Stratford notice of a three year old case of ringworm on the face spreading to legs, severe itching, and sleepless nights. Mrs. Barbara Prim reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about a month, claiming complete cure and gratitude for relief.
Waterloo readers are promisedStetson’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin on Friday with added features for audience appeal. The Divorce Question by McGuire comes Saturday, arguing for marriage and children rights. Ready Money, a farce by Montgomery, heads to Waterloo Wednesday with Frazee presenting in hopes of big crowds.
The production features Hans Robert Edwin Mordant BE A Eberle William Crimans Carl Har baugh Ben Benton Jr Wm Weller Louis Kimball Smith Davies Jean de Goussac Charles Deane Fiverett Butterfield Jessie Glendinning Virginis Irwin Isabelle Winloch Naomi Childers and others in dramatic and comedy scenes shaping a major success on American and English shores.
Mrs F G Gott received injuries to her right arm after being thrown from a buggy when her horse bolted on the Melan arch structure. Broken shafts and a damaged suitcase were the only other damages as the horse dashed toward Water street, narrowly missing a train before being caught. Mrs Gott, from Orange township, was later taken home by a cousin.
Lieutenant Bernard Burns of the Chicago police named Frank West also known as J W Stacey and Doc Danzell as the man who struck him with a piano stool during an attempted arrest in a saloon. West was brought from jail for identification and denied recognizing Burns.
In Des Moines a strike by all unionized teamsters and chauffeurs hit the Merchants White Line Cine Line and Red Line transfers at noon. About 200 workers are affected as the union demands recognition and contract terms including higher wages, shorter workweeks, overtime pay, and reinstatement of those discharged for union activity. The strike followed employers' refusal to sign contracts or guarantee job security or wage continuation.
Frank Kearney, Ton County supervisor, indicted on conspiracy in fraudulent bridge contracts faces ouster action. A. H. Applegate of Guilford Center says he will attend to address the matter today in Ta. Sept. 30. The case centers on charges of improper contracts and official misconduct.
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