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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1912
Page
3
Local market in full blast as city orders east side market park removed after Saturday’s notice. Work began yesterday. riser to be improved, vendors report over-impiste and messy conditions. Forty sellers offered produce to a crowded buying public, while Waterloo plans continue until cold weather ends outdoor selling.
Local police officers including Sergeants Garrison Urie and detectives McSweeney Morris Reidy head to Cedar Rapids to testify before a federal grand jury probing cases originating in the city. The key case involves alleged counterfeit money connected to William and Mrs. William Kelly of Vinton.
Partial OCR lists individuals including Irvin Bain of Richmond Virginia Julia Thomas of Chicago William H. Wuribut and Tillie E. Gerleman of Calmar. readable items indicate a personal or legal notice with names and places.
Indianapolis reports outline a massive conspiracy rooted in the McNamara era. Fifty-one defendants, including Frank M. Ryan and J. J. McNamara era figures, face charges over a decade of dynamite attacks linked to the National Employers' Association and open-shop conflicts across multiple states.
Captain H H Tebbetts of the U S Army praises the University of Iowa military department. He notes the average graduate is ready for commission as lieutenant of volunteers and commends cadet officers. The regiment comprises freshmen to sophomores in six companies with an infantry hand and signal and trumpet units. The rifle team has won the Western Intercollegiate Rifle Championship for two years.
A Waterloo case stems from a neighborhood row as Eugene Wilhelm, accused by his wife of choking her, receives a police court hearing after arraignment and a requested continuance to meet his attorney. Several spectators noted postponed city cases and a notable scene involving Austin Burk, who pleaded guilty to hoarseness related arrest and related minor offenses.
Fourteen members of the Obey Club tour Speedwell Farms in Lyndonville Vermont hosted by Theodore N Vail president of American Telephone and Telegraph Company. They inspect cattle ponies and books and tour 3000 acres before lunch coffee and dinner. A. E. Gibson leaves for Regina on business.
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