Jury 13 Hearing Plea for 3600 and Divorces Granted
Jury panel convened for a 8500 damage suit by Joseph Kern against P. Knudsen, Lars Nielsen, and others over a vehicle collision. Divorces granted to Sarah Mae Robbins and Matilda Heda. Guardians sought for Mary Dingsimen and Harvey Walker. Settlements reached in several civil matters including a lien foreclosure and a bank case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealyst Plovel
A. M. Chamberlain
Joseph Kern
P. Knudsen
Lars Nielsen
J. White
LE. Loses
Fred Crapper
August Mindorf
Sarah Mae Robbins
War A
Robbing
Matilda Heda
William Hein
Nher
Mary Dingsimen
Delmer Widel
W.C. Guertson
Ank
Wilson on tariff pleases English readers
London newspapers doubt Governor Wilson's denial of free trade as they view him as a free trader. The Daily News and Leader say Wilson supports a tariff for revenue only through rapid stages, signaling a policy to reform the current system. They cite his past as evidence it would not be his fault if goals fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilson
Daily News and Leader
Reverend Shoemaker Accepts Charge at Brandon
Rev. G. E. Shoemaker, newly appointed pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Brandon, leaves his northwest country post. He had retired for a year to rest, then led Linden church to growth, but requested Brandon assignment for lighter duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Shoemaker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brandon
Shoemaker
Linden Church
Well Known Farmer Dies From Liver Cancer
Cedar Falls Ort special L P Parsons a well known farmer north of there on the Phillea farm died early this morning at his home from cancer of the liver. He was about sixty, an uncle of Hon James Parsons of Des Moines. Survived by a wife and several small children. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Parsons
Phillea
James Parsons
Des Moines
All accounted for in Southern wreck
Louisville and Nashville express train No. 7 southbound from Cincinnati wrecked near Elkmont Alabama early today. Preliminary reports say all passengers are accounted for but an express messenger is missing, implying no deaths though injuries are not ruled out. names listed include LH Bonarden Ernest Teeter and Agnes Louise Baird from La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Louisville & Nashile
Elkmont
Ala
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Cincinnati
LH. Bonarden
Ha Poste Iy
Neva Fell
la Porta Yy
Ernest R. Teeter
la Porte
Agnes Louise Baird
Fanchesmidt murder probes widen in Iowa and Illinois
Investigators trace clues from the Pranschmidt farm to Esther Keoeder’s home and Ray Pranschmidt’s clothing as the Quincy murder case prompts state sleuths. The Iowa governor orders Tairns detectives to determine if the so called axe man is linked to the Villisea killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Tih
Ptansehnudt
Flegdhounds
Pransehmidt Furm
Mise Esther Keoeder
Ray Pransehmidt
Muiders
Iowa
Chicago
Tairns
Carroll
Pfanschmidt
Criuin
A Damp Proposition and a Visit from John Smithers
Miss French grows hopeful of marrying John Smithers after Mrs. Smithers extols his virtues but the anticipated meeting is thwarted when John arrives with his mother and Miss French must retreat from the scene. John greets his mother and expects to delegate duties to her, while Miss French faces embarrassment and awkwardness as the scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smithers
Miss French
John
Miss. French
Miss Wrench
City in brief: various travels and local notes
Servier count glasses buy. Buchanan's near Majestic. Mro and Mrs Juckean leave for Wagner Oklahoma. Hessie Allman visits Logansport Indiana. A W Chamberlain heads to Alberta on business. T M Rose returns to La Crosse. A A Keptford at Independence. returns home. Little Tryin Weineck improves after scalding accident. Mrs WB McCoy visits Sigourney. Earl Joder travels to New Orleans and Texas for recovery. Mr and Mrs Shields of Colorado Springs visit. Holmes couple depart for home. Waterloo lodge to meet at Masonic temple. third degree planned. Dr and Mrs Fullerton visit Tennessee. wedding of Miss Stuart Oct 10. return Oct 75. Schmidt and son visit Wil son. Hosteter reports good crops in South Dakota. Kumphrey child ill with tonsillitis. California plans abandoned. Velinef Lodge plans 100 new members and big open meeting Friday at Pythian temple. Hr BK G punk elders and McGarvey sell property at Sixth and Commercial to Sederwick and Marquis for 7004 dollars. No immediate plans for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WB. H. McCoy
Sigourney
Earl B. Joder
New Orleans
Texas
Joder
George Shields
Colorado Springs
James Holmes
Vermont
Third Streets
O. J. Fullerton
Tennessee
George R. Stuart
Miss Stuart
J. C. Schmidt
Robert
Js. UL. Hosteter
South Dakota
Mary
Geo. Kumphrey
California
Velinef Lodge No. 89. K. of P
Pythian Temple
British car makers strike tone of cautious cheer
London reports a Pall Mall Gazette columnist urges hope for British motor firms amid rising American car popularity. He notes English chassis sell for about 1 425 dollars while Americans offer similar value at 1 000 dollars, praising efficiency and low cost over British claims of superior build quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pall Mall Gazette
England
Dr Bodwell Plans Big Game Hunt in Waterloo
Dr Bodwell will hunt moose, caribou, bear and deer along with geese and other birds using multiple rifles including a .30 calibre U 3 government rimless and a .406. He will be joined by a guide and cook. trophies will go to a taxidermist for mounting to decorate his den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell
Roosevelt
Africa
Rodwell
Waterloo
Railroad Pleads Guilty in Iowa Court Overwork fine
Davenport Iowa October 1 The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway company was fined 200 and costs in U S district court for keeping two employees working more than sixteen hours at one time The company entered a plea of guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
United States District
Lingerie Wins In Fight With Serge At Spokane High School
Spokane Washington October 1. A forensics debate among Spokane North Central high school seniors over white lingerie versus white serge for midwinter wear ends with white serge losing. Girls decide to wear white lingerie at January commencement with no gloves and low necks and short sleeves. Dress material limited to ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Spokane North Central High School
First Brethren Church Plans New Waterloo Edifice
The First Brethren church congregation has secured options on several properties in Waterloo West for the planned church. One option site is at the north corner of Fourth and Lonost streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Waterloo West
Fourth and
Lo Onst Streets
Post Season Shoot Programs Announced at Waterloo
The first annual post season shoot in Waterloo runs October 8 to 10. Ten fifteen target events per day with jack rabbit money division on day one and extra twenty five pair event. Day two features Antlers Orleans Hotel cup, donated by Guy Burnside, 16 to 22 yard handicap. Day three offers twenty target events and a high average prize of 500 targets. winner must be Iowa State Sportsmen's assoc member with at least 1204 registered targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Guy Burnside
Spirit Lake
Waterloo Gun Club
Iowa State Sportsmen's Association
Rehearsals Underway for Benefit Concert at Local Church
A large enthusiastic rehearsal was held for a benefit concert to support free beds at Seraphic Heights hospital. Rehearsals now move to Lady of Victory academy auditorium Sundays 2 50 pm and Mondays 7 30 pm. The concert, led by Mr. Chas Sindlinger, aims for 100 voices and will be at Congregational church on November 11.
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Seraphic Heights Hospital
Lady of Victory Academy
Chas. Sindlinger
Apricot Tapioca Pudding From Old Recipe
Apricot tapioca soaked in cold water then mixed with tea tapioca and apricot syrup. Milk and sugar heated, then combined with apricot pieces layered with tapioca in a dish and baked until tender. Serve warm with cream.
Market Close Rows From New York Stock Exchange
New York market summary lists closing prices for major stocks including Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Northwestern Atchison American Smelting Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Great Northern St Paul Missouri Pacific New York Central Anaconda American Sugar and more with varied quotations and ticker details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Lesat Rock Island
Northwestern
Atchison
Tinton Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copner
Great Northern
Erle
St. Paul
Missouri Parifie
New York Cantrale
Anaconda
OL Perriss
Waterloo
American Sugar
Laymen Missionary Board Meeting Set in Cedar Falls
The Laymen's Missionary movement executive committee and city pastors gather tomorrow evening at the Y M C A in Cedar Falls for a conference on convention plans. The First Presbyterian Church ladies serve supper at 6 54. Wilbur L Clapp executive secretary, S I Michel, and city committee chair James Hlack join the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar ‘Falls
Tomor‘row
Y. M. Cla
Hinchean
First Presbyterian Church
Wilbur l L. Clapp
Chielengo
Michel
James Hlack
Goshen Attorney Held For Grand Jury In Szabo Murder
Burtoun W. Tillson an New York City attorney was held for the grand jury this afternoon on a charge of murdering Mrs Rosa Mengebik Szabo who perished in Greenwood Take Tast Judy. The grand jury will meet near Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Burtoun W. Tillson
New York City
Rosa Mengebik Szabo
Greenwood
Dr Rodwell Heads for Big Game Hunt in New Brunswick
Pioneer osteopath Dr Rodwell of this city departs tonight for a big game expedition in New Brunswick. He travels to Boston, then by steamer and rail into the province’s interior to hunt in remote forests once the Mick Mack Indiana grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL CL. Rodwell
Tonteht
New Brunswick
Boston
Mick Mack
Indiana
Temmaid
Roosevelt Leads In Straw Vote Across Midwest
Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin on seventeen occasions took straw votes on presidential preferences. Roosevelt led with strong totals across the states ahead of Wilson and Taft as indicated by the compiled results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Wilson
Taft Dehs
Treasury declines deposits to aid crop movement
Washington reports the treasury will make no deposits this fall with national banks to facilitate moving crops. Assistant Secretary Bailey, back from Dublin New Hampshire after talks with Secretary MacVeagh, announced there is no indication of the need for such deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Bailey
Dublin
N. H
MaccVeagh
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Herweil
Hich
Dess
Lok
Atl
Deep Waterways
Servier
Buchanan's
Majestic
Sudvertisenmient
Mro
PL Juckean
Wagner
Okla
Hessie C. Allman
Logansport
Ind
A.W. Chamberlain
Points
Alberta
Canada
T.m. Rose
la Crosse
Wis
A. A. Keptford
Tryin Weineck
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
Hr BK. G
Burch Bros. CO
Johnny Coats
Robespierre
Messaline
Railroad
Serge
Laymen's Missionary Board
Heson
Grand Jury
DR. Rodwell
W. 10Th St
Falls Ave
Briden & Sherratt
4Th St
Minneapolis
Wanford
White
Carpenter Hotel
Crystal Theatre
Woodmen Accident Insurance Co
Lincoln
Neb
Costa
G. Seifert
Galloway
Cal
LeRoy Printing Co
Taxu
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