Suit seeks receiver for Illinois Central railroad in Indiana
Bloomington Oct 3 A suit filed by William M Louden prosecutor seeks appointment of a receiver for the Illinois Central railroad. The action alleges franchise violations and loss of authority to operate in the state. It stems from two damage suits for personal injuries brought May by Edward Gableman and Lewis P Hyde seeking 45000 each. The cases were in Monroe circuit court then moved to the U S District Court and allegedly not properly removed by appeal. The lawsuit claims the transfer occurred on a sworn petition by the railroad citing diverse citizenship and damages over 3000 in each case.
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Bloomington
Ind
Illinois Central Railroad Company
William M. Louden
Tenth Judicial Circuit
Edward Gableman
Lewis P. Hyde
Monroe
United States District Court
I Should Worry Triumphs At Majestic Crowd Packs Show
Standing room only greeted ticket buyers at the Majestic Theatre last night for I Should Worry a laughing production. Chas Le Roy credited as Hogan leads a clever cast with Casey as partner. the chorus dazzles in song and dance and the audience roars with laughter. Capacity crowds are predicted for the engagement with two shows today and three performances Saturday.
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Majestic Theatre
Chas. le Roy
Hogan
Casey
Stroebel’s Waterloo Piano Sale Promises Low Prices
E W Stroebel, longtime Waterloo store owner, announces a limited piano sale event. Tonight through tomorrow with extended hours he aims to move twenty pianos and piano players, claiming prices so low that no one with even little money to invest need hesitate.
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E. W. Stroehel
Waterloo
Second Tennessee extraordinary session called on October 13
Governor Hooper urges strict enforcement of prohibition laws in both city and country as Tennessee lawmakers prepare for a second extraordinary session. Enactment bills faced a filibuster in the first session, and the proclaimed session aims to push enforcement statewide. Cordes’ message appears in the appeal.
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Nashville
Tenn
Get
Tennessee
Hooper
Corn and Wheat Close Steady Amid Light Demand
Chicago October 3 futures markets showed corn holding steady with little demand and expected rise in country offerings. Wheat weakened on hedging from Minneapolis, but shorts covering steadied the market with closes showing small net declines.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Night School at College of Commerce Opens Monday
Rev William Beachler addressed Waterloo Business college students this afternoon promoting sincerity as a key heroic trait and announcing the College of Commerce Night School classes in bookkeeping shorthand typewriting and related fields begin Monday October 6 at 730 PM.
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College of Commerce
William Beachler
First Brethren Church
Waterloo Business College
Linemen End IO Strike After Union Meeting
Electrical Workers' union in Labor temple voted to end the two year strike against Corn Belt Telephone. Twenty eight men walked out over pay scale dispute as the company offered $4.10 and $3.20 for a nine hour day. Consent from district and grand officers was awaited before action could finalize.
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Electrical Workers’ Union
Labor Temple
Corn Belt
R. E. Perrin
Sioux City
District Council
J. W. Fitzgerald
Des Moines
Denver
Colo
Market Notes Chicago Produce Update
Chicago market report October 3 notes butter and creameries steady with 31 dairies. Biges receipts 4,898 cases and poultry live unchanged with 138 springs and 13 fowls. Potatoes steady with 65 car receipts from Michigan Wisconsin 50 68 and Minnesota Ohio 50 56.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Greek consul seeks to oust estate administrator over Tiffins death
Salopoulas of Chicago acting through Attorney Tullar filed in district court to restrain Peter Mavrelis from handling the estate of the late Charles Tiffins, killed at work on the Russell-Lamson hotel. He cites a Greece United States treaty from 1902 to claim prior rights, listing eight reasons to challenge administration.
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WN. Salopoulas
Chicago
Middle West
Harry E. Tullar
District Court
Peter Mavrelis
Charles Tiffins
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Greece
United States
Mavrelis
Salopoulos
Tiffilis
Waverly Social Roundup Notables Attend Visits
Waverly Iowa daily notes visitors and residents with Waterloo trips, hospital news, and local travels. Elmer Simmons and friends appear in Waterloo. Maids Gladys Connor and Carrie Bates toured Shell Rock. Local merchants Fr Schmidt and Georgy Becho attend events. residents plan trips to Minneapolis and Clarion while others visit family and recover from operations.
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Waverly
Elmer Simmons
Waterloo
James Hullman
Omaha
Gladys Connor
Carrie Bates
Shell Rock
Fr. Schmidt
Oran
Arville Abendroth
St. Ans
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Cordes’ Sansage
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Atchison
American Smelter
Ific
Ees Rapid Transit
United States Steel
United States Steel Ptd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Res
Erie
Minnofs Central
Wens Wees Ll
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Anaconda
Vetter & Waters
Deep Cut
Batiste
Madras
the Waters Dry Goods Co
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Hyening Courier
E. Jefferson St
Geo. F. Hunt
East Bremer Ave
W. A. Remington
Texas
Georgy Becho
DR. Myers
Eddy
Eis
Wed
Mallory
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