Mystery Woman Sought in Hugging Murder Case
Police, led by Captain Wagner, believe a mystery woman connected to Richard E Hugging's murder holds the key. Despite descriptions, inquiries, and an alleged threatening letter read by informant James Keebush, no such person has been located. Night conditions were clear as investigators search for the suspect and any letter sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Hugging
Huex
Los
Wagner
James Keebush
Additional Want Ads from Waterloo Courier
A compilation of miscellaneous ads listing items for sale and services. Multiple households seek help for light housekeeping, child care, and general chores. Goods offered include furniture, sewing machines, kitchen cabinets, carpets, and an Empire automobile, with prices and contact details across locations in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine St
Ray
Standish
Notic
Jefferson
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
Y Campaign Slower Than Expected At YMCA
The YMCA campaign for new members yielded only eleven new signups and thirty two renewals, totaling 254 members. Rain hampered efforts but organizers remain optimistic under Secretary Burns, aiming for a thousand members this winter as other cities post stronger results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Aplrit
Burns
Prince of Wales Fund Reaches 13060000 in London
London Oct 6 The Prince of Wales fund has reached 13060000 and the prince thanks contributors. He notes funds should be spent to relieve civil distress through productive channels such as schemes for male and female employment and industrial training rather than dole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales Fund
T Trust
Doles
Dismissal of German General von Moltke over strategy
London reports state Lieut. Gen. Helmuth von Moltke has been removed from command of the German general staff by the emperor after a clash over strategy. The dispatch says the emperor wanted to detach airships and aircraft for an attack on England, but Moltke argued most aircraft were needed in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Helmuth von Maltke
Amsterdam
Daily Call
von Moltke
England
Europe
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Cruel Treatment in Iowa
Emily A. Oster sues Edward B. Oster for divorce asserting cruel treatment since their Nov. 15, 1911 marriage. She alleges health decline after birth of daughter on Nov. 30, 1912, and that he forced her to assist on the Butler county rented farm. She seeks custody of the child, $50 attorney fees, $10 weekly alimony, and $100 for clothing and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily A. Oster
Edward
Oster
Butler County
Spain Maintains Neutrality Despite War
Washington reports Portugal and Spain will not alter their stance as Spain continues neutrality. A nationwide canvass by a leading newspaper indicates broad public support for remaining neutral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Spain
Waterloo Cattle Congress Exposition News In Waterloo
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter announces a special issue next Thursday October to preview the Waterloo Cattle Congress. The paper asks for cooperation from all residents to make the edition especially attractive and informative about the congress and related interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courley and Reporter
Northeastern
Sayan Urges All Peace Plan With Von Bernstorff
Washington October 1 The meeting between Count von Bernstorff German ambassador and Secretary Bryan at the state department sparks speculation of renewed efforts to end the European war. The diplomat brought copies of peace treaties to Berlin and may have been asked to forward them. Negotiations with Japan have already begun.
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Washington
Count von Bernstorf
State Department
Bryan
Bing
Europe
Altho I
New York
Berlin
Germany
United States
Japan
Town Talk includes weddings and obits in local notes
Town, business and social notes report a Des Moines legal visit by C J Rudolphig, a marriage license issued to Jacob A Geiger and Beulah M Lindner in Waterloo and Waverly, funeral services for Nicholas Gales, Board of Trade directors meeting, and family visits across Waterloo, Glenwood, Des Moines, and Washington D C with residents traveling or hosted by local households. Administrative papers name James Register as administrator for Bert Hastmen estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Geiger
Waterloo
Beulah M. Lindner
Waverly
Nicholas Gales
Gilbertville
Board of Trade
Clud Rooms
Bert Hastmen
James Register
Eastman
Waverlys
Card of Thanks for Mrs H A Gibson Family Note
Public thanks expressed for assistance during illness and death of Mrs H A Gibson. Visitors, flowers, and support acknowledged by Mr and Mrs DL Rankin Tessie Graham and Frank Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Gibson
DL. Rankin
Tessie
Graham
Frank Graham
Big Salvation Army Rally Planned at Local Barracks
The Salvation Army corps schedules a large rally at the barracks on Wednesday evening. Brigadier Robert Mubbin and Des Moines bandmaster Booth will attend. Brig. Mubbin will conduct the meeting and inspect local officers' books at 225 142 Fifth Street East.
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Salvation Army
Nebraska
Robert Mubbin
Booth
Des Moines
Salvation Army Band
Rpsides
Fifth Street East
Brig. Dubbin
Ticket Agent William T. Brown Praised for Cedar Valley Appointment
William T. Brown, veteran of 20 years with the Chicago Great Western, is named ticket clerk on the Cedar Valley line succeeding Alta Woodford. He will oversee waiting station operations and duties as a front office staff member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Brown
Chicago Great Western Railway
Cedar Valley
Alta Woodford
Mr Brown
Gomi Western
Boost in restaurant prices hits five cent items
A focal restaurant displayed a price card with five cent increases on several menu items including cold rows, bowl and pork, cold boiled kam gid Tonge, Hauerger ant briek oohvese sarulwichus, and lain end bacod omelet, signaling a rise in food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Germans Report Victory Over Russ
Berlin reports by wireless from Sayville that German forces under General von Poten captured St Mibbel after a hard fight, with 3,900 prisoners and 15 cannon seized. Russians deserted Suwalki and Augustow on the east Prussian frontier. many French troops perished in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
de Das
Gen von Toten
Bart
St. Mibbel
Augustone
Pruesian
Gortnung
Austriui
Desperate Fighting Reported Around Bakalargr Vo
Petrograd dispatch says on Oct 6 Russian general headquarters reports continued offensive fire on enemy positions along the frontier reinforced by Koenigsberg troops. Desperate fighting is described near Bakalargr wo as artillery bombardments intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Koenigsberg
Bakalargr Wo
Wessing submarine wreck dials amid Corsican port lies
An incomplete Molinhifit submarine built near Spezia for the Russian government was found at Hastia, Corsica. Commanded by Lieut. Angulo Hellini, the retired officer reportedly faced a discipline issue over neutral attitude during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
London
BMT
Spenia
Hastia
France
Corsica
Spezia
Angulo Hellini
Peace Sunday Fund Opens with Large Promises
Peace Sunday contributions arrive at Red Cross headquarters. Promises are expected to be large with personal checks of 1000 dollars from Mrs. Edson Bradley of Washington and Anna G. Lewis of Philadelphia.
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PEACE
Washington, D
Red Cross
Edson Bradley
Washington
Anna G. Lewis
Philadelphia
Bank Clerks and Missionary Group Plans Meetings
The Waterloo Bank Clerks association will meet this evening at Leavitt and Johnson National Bank. Emanuel Evangelical church Woman's Missionary League holds its monthly meeting and quarterly social in the church parlors at 2720 tomorrow afternoon. All ladies and young people are invited. After the business session refreshments will be served and social time enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bank
Asso Satlan
Courk
Leavitt & Johnson Naional Bank
Woman's Missionary LM of
Emanuel Evangelical Association
Church
Alabama mine blast near Ensley claims twelve dead
At the Mulga mines near Ensley the Woodwari Tron company suffered a pocket gas explosion last night. Sixteen men were buried. nine bodies have been removed with twelve fatalities reported and the removal of others underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ise Tein
Mulga
Woodwari Tron Company
Ensley
Disaster at Sea Report on British Cruiser Losses
Reports from London dated October detail Admiralty findings on the sinking of the British cruisers Cressy and Hogue and the Aboukir on September 22. The Aboukir loss is given as 510 dead, the Cr present 561, and the Hogue 702, with the sinking described as a disaster.
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ST London
Kir
Cressy
Hogue
Admiralty
Ty Aboukir
Temperature readings and minutes from Buchanan Opti cal group
Temperature data shows readings labeled midnight to 1 pm with noted minimums and maximums for yesterday. The record includes multiple figures such as 54 and 64, with several inconsistent or garbled entries likely from OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Company
Funeral services for Johnson set for Floyd visit
Funeral services for Johnson will be held tomorrow at 8 30 at the home and a special train will leave at 10 for Floyd where services are at 2 44 pm. Train returns after the funeral and regular transportation is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iq Johnson
Floyd
Beauty Fashions Through Ancient Hair and Skin Tricks
In ancient Rome and Greece women tinted exvirows and faces with dyes and powders, wore false hair, and employed maids to smooth wrinkles. They used perfumes, white of egg and goose grease, and even blue dye to darken or alter eye color, tracing origins to Italy and Lucrezia Borgia’s era of changing hair colors.
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Italy
The Danger of Long Summer Separations
A study on marital strain as husbands and wives endure voluntary separations during vacations. It traces how absence tests fidelity and patience, noting loneliness for the left behind and the lure of personal pleasures for the traveler. The piece weighs the emotional toll, pride, and possible erosion of marriage over weeks and months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauser
Alwaya
Tina
Bik Jong
Trish
Che Vt
Ind
Howe
Henardtoys
Katy
Koston
A Cuugies saint del will bring tee BULLS
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a Cuugies saint and a Bulls team, implying a sports or local note about a figure or mascot bringing good luck or attendance for the Bulls.
Apples Sell for 20 Cents a Bushel in Waterloo
Report from western New York on apple prices and harvest trends. Apples of fair quality fetch 35 to 40 cents per peck, about 1.60 a bushel, with many trees bearing 6 to 20 bushels per tree. Observers note shade use and traveler-refreshment features amid cautious market expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Joe
Mast 5Th Street
P.O
Fifth Street
P.O. O'Cedarofi
New York
Tostead
Apple Rees
Skitch Washing Aid Promises Easy, No-Scrub Refresh
Jagged ad text claims SKITCH cuts wash time and cleans clothes with minimal effort. It touts a one cent to eleven cent price range, defends safety, and promises grocery availability with a Milwaukee Wisconsin address for the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sritch
Penn
Ghai Awe
Milwaukie
Wisconsin
Waterloo West teacher injured in wrist accident
Miss Cory Blink, supervisor at Waterloo West, broke her right wrist after a branch fell on her while leaning against a tree in the school yard. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon at Janesville, with Miss Ballantyne and four other West High teachers present. She received prompt care and is expected to recover fully.
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Cory Blink
Mus
Waterloo West
Janesville
Miss Hiss
West High
Jess Ballane
Pha Hny
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Awarded By Letters
A letter from Mrs. Martin Heavie of Plover Iowa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing her 13 year old daughter's troubled menstrua tion cycle after five bottles. The ad claims hundreds of grateful letters and urges women to seek the remedy, with confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Plover
Iowa
Smalchiki
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Martin Heavie
Lydia B. Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Mass
Waterloo Visit Shows German Specialist Healed James Spence
James Spence formerly of Waterloo visits his hometown, praising Dr Myers, the German specialist, for curing his lifelong chronic kidney disease and rheumatism after earlier failed treatments. He credits the physician and assistants for his recovery, noting Waterloo’s fortune in having such a clinician.
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James Spence
Watering
Dodge
Waterloo
Myers
Spence Gays
Snence
Dr. Myers
Bost
Jalex
Jeftora
Ofie
Syratore St
Watertoo
Elerel Cs
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Altho
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Cresco
C.J. Rudolphig
Wighes
Fayette County
Ralph
Cheyenne, Wio
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Eliza Owens
Mabel Wilcox
J. D. Liffring
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Mr. Wilcox
Iovernment
Gwers
Charles City
Wilcox
Washington, D.C
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Wessing
Labama
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Hewell
Akiy
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Hinorent
Giuiltr
Mim Turd
Licins
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Hiss
Iife
Isband
Iishind
Drisener
Penene
Conriera
Y.W.C.A
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Malone
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Hressmuilinig
Itherinadny
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Eherie
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Mer
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Mather
Taaki
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Gail Wallin
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Pheer
Utse
Purelieil
Eity
Meir
Poser
Hutch
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Mr. Spence
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