No Jurisdiction In Ringling Case Heats Court
J Behner sues former partner claiming Justice Knapp lacked jurisdiction in a Ringling Bros suit, Rohlf vs Ringling дело. Attorneys seek writ of error. one circus employee injured, doctor's bill for medical attendance. Bubner seeks $208.74 from F J Henney on a pool hall and barber shop settlement. First National Bank sues W L Barry on a $494 promissory note dated May 4 1912. Delmer Widdell appointed guardian of Mary Bingaman aged three. bond set at $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F. Knapp
Ringling Bros
E. L. Rohlf
L. J. Bubner
F. J. Henney
Commercial Street
First National Bank
W. L. Barry
Leon
Preacher Takes New Pastorate After Busy Waterloo Day
Rev. Lewis P. Kopp, former pastor of the Central Church of Christ, and his family leave Waterloo for Cleghorn where he will assume a new pastorate. The article notes many Waterloo clergy were also busy, with a rough outline of Mr Kopp’s yesterday.
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Lewis P. Kopp
Central Church of Christ
Cleghorn
Kopp
Waterloo
Miss Bessie Abbot Becomes Wife of T Waldo Story
New York Oh Miss Bessie Abbot the prima donna now singing in Robin Hood is the wife of T Waldo Story the sculptor. Neither of them will say when or where the ceremony was performed. Story's first wife Maud Broadwood lives in Italy and denies any divorce papers.
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New York
Bessie Abbot
T. Waldo Story
Mr. Story
Maud Broadwood
Italy
Baptismal rites and a late marriage mark day’s stops at Waterloo
Puntorate kept a full schedule with baptisms in Finchford and a First Baptist rally prayer service in Waterloo, then hurried to a wedding at the frying hotel for John G. Augesen and Mrs. Edna Aagesen of Coulter. Preachers with little to do were said to stay busy into the night.
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Rock Island
Finchford
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Frying Hotel
O'Lock
John G. Augesen
Edna Aagesen
Coulter
Mall Thieves Get Thirty Days in County Jail
Joy and Ed Kramer back in the city for a thirty day stay with Sheriff F M Shores. Arraigned in federal court at Cedar Rapids they pleaded guilty to rifling mail sacks and Judge Henry T Reed sentenced them to one month each in Black Hawk county jail. District Attorney F L Faville prosecuted. The men had spent 99 days in county jail before the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Joy
Ed Kramer
F. M. Shores
Cedar Rapids
Henry T. Reed
Black Hawk
FL F. Faville
Extradition Request Moves for Murder Suspect Bekire
Foreigners attorneys challenge the action as a warrant for service on Missouri Governor Hadley issued by Governor Carroll in favor of Black Hawk county. County officials expect Bekire, wanted for Selen Mehmet's murder, to be transported to Waterloo after several days as Sherif Shores and County Prosecutor Hoxie proceed toward Jefferson City and beyond.
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Sherif F. M. Shores
Hoxie
Waterloo
Bekks
Bekirs
Hadley
Chattanooga Fire Gongs and Semaphores Aid Street Traffic
In Chattanooga Tennessee loud gongs are being installed at key intersections to alert street cars and drivers when fire apparatus from any of seven fire halls is approaching. Semaphores will signal motormen to stop or proceed with caution until engines pass. The system stems from semi monthly captain meetings and is funded in part by the Chattanooga Street Railway and Light Company.
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Chatta _nooga
Tenn
Fire Department
Chattanooga Street Railway and Light Company
Boy Heroic Sacrifice Brings Gifts and Hope
In Chicago on October 4, Gary newsboy Billy Rugh sacrificed his crippled leg to save Miss Ethel Smith after a motorcycle accident. The operation earned him about 600 dollars, life insurance, and offers for artificial limbs. Miss Smith shows improvement, though another operation is needed to restore movement. Carnegie Medal is under consideration for Rugh as citizens plan to honor his deed.
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Chicago
Rugh
Gary
Ethel Smith
Billy
Gary General Hospital
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Kerr Case After 18 Hours
After an eighteen hour delay the jury found for defendants in the case of Joseph Kern versus A. M. and Floyd Chamberlain for 8500 damages. Kern, who rode a motorcycle, collided with the defendants' automobile at Waterstreet and Park avenue. Judge Benson gave instructions this morning allowing jurors to reconsider if convinced they erred.
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Joseph Kern
A. M
Floyd Chamberlain
Kern
Waterstreet
Park Avenue
Robert Benson
Echo Services Held At Walnut Street Baptist Church
Echo services were held last evening replacing regular prayers at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Speeches covered the Cedar Valley convention at Nashua and the Dubuque association at Oelwein. Mrs. E C Stark spoke on the missionary department. Mrs EB Archer and Rev John Bunyan Smith gave outlines. J N Tuthill described the association’s work which closed yesterday at Oelweis. Rally week services will close.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Cedar Valley Convention
Nashua
Dubuque
Sunday All Day Session From Dawn to Evening Service
An all day session is scheduled Sunday beginning at 6 20 in the morning and closing with the regular evening service. The gathering spans morning to night with continuous church activities and worship.
Dietz Seeks Rematch in Motorcycle Race Clash
Elmer Dietz, defeated by Ira Roberts previously, challenges Ira Alberts to a return race on any track in the state. He offers $100 to $500 for best two of three or a ten mile race, and will meet an eight horsepower machine or a four horsepower Indian Ported. Dietz asserts he did not get a fair deal at Waverly and signs as Elmer Dietz.
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Elmer Dietz
Ira Roberts
Alberts
Ira Alberts
Waverly
Archbishop Keane Here Sunday for Dedication and Confirmation
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque visits Waterloo to dedicate the Our Lady of Victory parish school building and administer confirmation to a class of over 200. He arrives Saturday evening, with a 10:50 a.m. Sunday dedicatory service, procession to St. Joseph's, and high mass. A 7:30 p.m. public lecture at St. Joseph's is planned.
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Keane
Dubuque
Our Lady of Victory
Waterloo
St. Joseph's
Father Slattery
Farmers Auction Sale Bills Featured in Advertising Columns
A note on sale bills for farmers auction sales being a specialty and advantageous in the Comrlee's advertising columns. Published by W. H. Hartman Company, publishers Waterloo Evening Courier, 200 213 Park Avenue West.
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Comrlee
W. H. Hartman Company
Waterloo Evening Courier
Park Avenus Weat
Taft Electors Knocked Out in California Ballot
California Reuters report notes the state supreme court ruling blocks Taft pledged electors from appearing on the November ballot either by Republican nomination or independent petition. The decision upholds the Sacramento GOP convention as the lawful Republican ticket and critiques the state primary law. It leaves open the question of further legal challenges and potential constitutional contest by Taft supporters.
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San Francisco
Cal
Taft
California
State Supreme Court
United States
Beatty
Sacramento
Roosevelt
Johnson
Chicago
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Ifanse
Knapp
J. Behner
Preacher
Bessie Abott
House
Iowa
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Fitform
Joe & Lou
Irving Hotel
Potson Verwm
East Fourth Street
Sam Peck
Snap
Joseph Kerr
Chamberlains
Dietz
Archbishop Keane
California Supreme Court
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