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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1915

Page

11

Police Chiefs Re-Elect Heads at Iowa Convention

The Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police re elected Capt HW T Wagner Waterloo as president Chief M J Jordan Fort Dodge V P and Lt Howard Garrison Waterloo secretary were chosen amid talks on unity increased funding and national legislation for peace officers Discussions covered widening the group, police fees, cross state prisoner returns, civil service and inviting lawmakers to meetings The convention in Waterloo drew large crowds with dinners at Russell Lamson and entertainment at the Eagles Hall including wrestling bouts and bagpipe performances

Chiefs of Police Association HW. T. Wagner Waterloo Jordan Fort Dodge Howard Garrison Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police T.I. Keliher Minors Central Kelcher Federation of American Pen Pees Burgin Cedar Rapids George Yeager Flies Moines Russell-Lamson Pollen Ovide Vign Council Bluffs Iowa View Chiefs’ Association J. Wo Gterlly Duburque M. J. Jordan John Grifin Des Moines Iowa Automobile Owners’ Protective Association Griffi Hermann T. Wagner Motel Russell-Lamson Eagles’ Nall Eddie Knnng John Fi George Mazletown Catshaw Wee Jamie” Clark Biltie Band Thomason J. c. Murtagh Guy Yeely Oach

Asks Germany to Save Armenians

Washington officials informally asked German ambassador Count von Bernstorff to use influence with Berlin to aid Armenians in Turkey. The German dispatch blamed Armenian exaggeration. Judge Harry W. Osborne pressed the president about Armenian slaughter. the president expressed sympathy but offered no definite pledge to negotiate with Turkey.

Washington, D. C State Department von Bernstorff Turkey Harry W. Osborne Newark N. J Mmto

Durand Herd Appeal Snares Illinois Shipments in East

Mrs. Durand seeks an injunction against Illinois stock authorities over a herd on her Lake Bluff farm. Chicago packers rely on the Pennsylvania order barring Illinois cattle, sheep, and swine from shipment to eastern markets, except Baltimore, triggering near paralysis of eastern hoof shipments. Durand accuses state vets and packers of collusion to push dressed meat in Chicago rather than on the hoof.

Chicago Scott Mureand Lake Bluff C.F. Marshall Pennsylvania Illinois Baltimore

Kansas Prulisehn Among Homecomers

Mr. J. M. Snyder of McPher Kan attends the Homecong Festival. He came to Water in 1864 as a 17-year-old lad who worked with Zach Weller for Samuel Smith, a prosperous Orange township farmer and contractor. He helped build Pleasant Till schoolhouse and various residences in Waterloo west. They left Waterloo in 1875 and later established the Grundy Courier.

J. M. Snyder McPher Kan Snyder Zach Weller Samuel Smith Orange Township Pleasant Till Sehoole Ocker Waterloo Grundy Courier

Reed Reinbeck Courier founder moves to Kins

The obituary notes the late publisher who had run the Reinbeck Courier before being sold in 1983 moved to stay active in the publishing field, remaining connected to the trade.

Unique Reunion of Dead Railway Workers in Des Moines

In Cedar Rapids on October, former employees of the vanished BLOC Root N. railway, absorbed by Rock Island, gather for a historic reunion. Scores from many towns attend, with 1,200 expected to join in an event honoring past officials and workers, including figures from Southwest Railway Association and Union Pacific. The gathering blends sentiment and shared heritage as retirees reconnect.

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Delegation From Reinbeck Arrives in Waterloo

A Reinbeck wig delegation arrived in Waterloo by noon today in more than 100 automobiles. The Dairy Show No Females today was denied. the delegation is the largest from out of town to attend the Dairy Cattle Congress this year. Leaders and officials, including AC Tinta vicepresident Stockbridge, were mentioned for potential roles. Nebraska politicians Sloan Kinkaid Reavis Stevens and Senator Hieheork were slated to speak at the Roy Sinnard home.

Dairy Cattle Congress Kilties Jim Wilson West Waterloo High School Crown City Quartette State College Butter and Cheese Factory Horn of Plenty Iowa Clarke Reinboot Waterloo Reinbeck Werther Sational Congress Adama Struc Rot i

Congress Lays Out Next Year’s Meeting Plans In Omaha

In Omaha Nebraska on October J the program outlines for next year were the main focus of the congress. The meeting places and logistic details dominated the agenda as organizers prepared for the upcoming sessions and events.

Omaha

Homecoming Spectator Mr. Smith Attends Parade

M. Smith of Chicago, longtime Water lon resident and city fireman, watched the homecoming parade yesterday. He is in Whierloo for the Homecoming Festival as a guest.

M. Smith Chicago Waterlon

German Officers Arrive in Bulgaria to Direct Bulgarian Army

London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Grey announcing that German and Austrian officers are arriving in Bulgaria to direct the Bulgarian army. Allies regard the move with utmost gravity in light of ongoing tensions and strategic concerns.

London Areign Grey Bulgaria

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