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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1911

Page

7

Withey Woman Crushed in Wagon Tongue Incident

Mrs. R T Withey of Mason City suffered a severe hand injury when a heavy delivery wagon tongue swung into Loomers auto. Her thumb was amputated at Pine Street Hospital and doctors fear other fingers may be lost. She was recovering after anesthesia and the accident occurred as crowds crowded the curb during a city tour.

R. T. Withey Mason City M. H. Loomer Loomer Fourth Lafayette

Attempt Robbery of Three North Waterloo Stores

Evidences of a break in were found at Rose barber shop and attempts were made on Gentle's fruit store and Rechtfertig and Sporle furnishing, all via rear windows. A penny match machine was tampered with but no money taken. Authorities suspect local youths.

North Waterloo Rose Gentle’s Rechtfertig & Sporle

McNamara case appearance postponed to next Wednesday

An agreement between District Attorney Frederick and defense chief counsel Clarence Darrow postpones the appearance of John Harrington before the grand jury. Harrington is to testify about alleged efforts to influence witnesses in the McNamara case.

Los Angeles Frederick Clarence Darrow John Harrington McNamara

Mission Jubilee marks 50 years of foreign mission work

The Mission Jubilee in Waterloo and Cedar Falls celebrates fifty years of women's formal involvement in foreign missionary work. Activities run Thursday and Friday at Walnut Street Baptist Church with a 4:30 children’s session in both cities and a banquet at the Pythian Temple in Waterloo. Renowned missionaries from China Japan and Burma will speak, including Lydia Lord Davis Garst Luella Rigby Jones and J Shoe maker. Local ministers urged attendance during Sunday sermons.

Missionary Societies Waterloo Cedar Falls Walnut Street Baptist Church China Japan Burmah Lydia Lord Davis Garst Luella Rigby Jones J. E. Shoemaker Pythian Temple

Rodgers to Earth, Machine Wrecked in Indiana Flight

Huntington Indiana October 2 Aviator Rodgers aeroplane dashed to earth after starting from Huntington toward Chicago. The machine was wrecked and Rodgers sustained painful bruises in the forced landing caused by a sudden gust of wind.

Rodgers Huntington Ind Chicago

Express thief sent to prison

Mason City Iowa October 2 George Jackson twenty four years old was charged with stealing one thousand dollars from the Wells Fargo Express company while running between Waterloo and Alden Milan He was sentenced to a term in the newt entiary in Stillwater Minnesota Jackson was arrested after he joined the navy.

Mason City George Jackson Wells-Fargo Express Company Waterloo Athertea Milan Stillwater Minn Jackson Navy

Omaha official Gustav Anderson dies at Union Station

Gustav Anderson, 5, Chicago commissioner in Omaha, collapsed and died of heart disease at Union Station in Chicago on October 2.

Chicago Gustav Anderson Omaha Union Station

Yates Confirms Run for Governor in Illinois

Springfield report states former Governor Richard Yates announced his candidacy for governor. He plans a formal platform announcement.

Springfield. Tih Richard Yates Ator

Waterloo Shopmen Strike Shrinks Work as Lockout Tightens

At Waterloo Iowa the shopmen strike paralyzes Illinois Central operations. Workers report fear of scab labor, padlocked boxcars, and a pending wage issue with ten days’ pay due. Union men plan a full briefing while strikebreakers awaited.

Illinois Central United States Brotherhood of Trafic Ilinois J. A. Bell T. H. Sulivan Dubuque Earlville Labor Temple

Waterloo and vicinity notes from a busy week

A long list of Waterloo Iowa residents and visitors appears, noting engagements, travels, arrivals, and health updates. People include A J Abrams, E J Wenner, Florence Barber, Bernice Rose, Otis Klinger, and many others visiting or staying in Waterloo, with church events and local appointments also mentioned.

Otis Klinger Fairbank A. J. Abrams Cortlandt Street E. J. Wenner Vinton Florence E. Barber F. O. Hitchins Wellington Street Bernice Rose Albert Leais H. Vaughan Linwood Avenue Fred K. Busby Marion Busby Waterloo Central Post Office

Webster's New Standard Dictionary Highlighted in Waterloo

The Webster's New Standard Dictionary features full page color illustrations of animals flowers and fruits drawn to scale by renowned artists. The Waterloo Evening Courier offers it as a practical gift for Waterloo school pupils and emphasizes its value for students professionals and clerical workers alike.

Waterloo Webster's Dictionary Waterloo Evening Courier

Waterloo News Highlights Local Social Events

Mary Breckenridge and relatives returned home. Etta Breckenridge asked for baptism at Christ Episcopal Church led by Rev. G W Hinkle. Frank Borle reported from Chicago after Cubs Giants games. Hazel Biddulph wed Jesse Slifs gard at St Josephs church. Mr and Mrs G I Hunt to Redlands Cal for winter. Lou Minnick leaves for Chicago Art Institute after teaching in Waterloo. Mrs Clifford Morris a brief note.

Leta Fowler Waterloo Business College Percy Myers Hampton H. Wiliams Shell Rock Weatches Wash Mary Breckenridge Waterlon G. W. Hinkle Christ Episcopal Church Somerville Etta Breckenridge Alice Smith Dubuque H. Sufsgard Ft. Madison T. J. Memmindsen G. W. Boysen T. Slifsgard Fredsville Hazel Biddulph Jesse T. Slifsgard St. Joseph's Catholic Church G. i. Hunt Miss Georgia Redlands Cal Ms. Hunt Gleasure Lou Minnick McKinley Chicago Art Institute Miss Minnick Waterloo Clifford Morris

Taken Charge Of Room Until Regular Teacher Secured

A note states that a responsible adult will supervise the room until a regular teacher can be found, with guidance to proceed to the Crystal for assistance if needed.

Pet Squirrel Jack Killed by Dog at 715 Park Ave West

Resident J F Klingaman mourns the loss of Jack, a tame neighborhood pet squirrel known to respond to his name. The dog that killed Jack sparked local debate as residents express frustration with dogs and aging tax proposals.

Jack Park Avenue West J. F. Klingaman Kiingaman Wellington Wlingaman

North Sea Storm Sinks Vessels Killing Dozens

A fierce North Sea storm drove 24 coasting vessels ashore and sank forty small crafts. Antwerp reports many lives lost as crews battle wreckage and search efforts continue.

North Sea Antwerp Belgium

Ensilage Feature At Waterloo Cattle Show

The Waterloo dairy show will feature ensilage fed to all exhibition cattle from an 18 foot by two foot silo built by a Des Moines firm using corn from 14 acres near Waterloo. A model dairy barn with 40 stanchions will be erected, and a special cooling box will store 200 buckets of butter for the butter-fat competition.

A. F. Limbert Independence Waterloo John Limbert Washington Street W. W. Miller Des Moines Towa

Cotton crop breaks record in 1911 season

Washington report states the 1911 cotton crop will reach about 12,588,337 bales of 500 pounds, roughly 200,060 bales above the 1904 record, with final condition at 71.1 percent of normal as of September. The Agriculture Department issued the noon summary today.

Washington Department of Agriculture

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