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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1925

Page

10

Follett Woman's Husband Questioned In Injury Case

Mrs. Pearl Follett lies in St Praneis hospital seriously injured after a gun gang feud on Le Porte road. Jess Follett, her husband, is being questioned by the sheriff as details emerge. Witnesses describe a blow to the leg causing infection and high fever, with nurses and a doctor attending. Follett claims Pearl was hurt after a confrontation involving neighbors and a table mishap. The case ties to a wider incident involving Jack Corey and three young women, with references to Florence and Lillian Cochrell.

Pearl Follett le Porte Road St. Praneis Hospital Jess Collett Sheriff's Office Attaire Jack Corey Whs Sherif H. T. Wagner Follett Fellett Pate Knudsvly Pearl Pete Woranice Florence Jack Corey Clarence Lillian Cochrell iMys Corey Paul Kline

Enmity Over Prohibition Rumor Ties to Follett Case

An unnamed man harbored enmity toward Follett claiming he helped hijack him. Follett denied the accusation but admitted selling liquor at his present line on Fourteenth Street East. The passage notes tensions and alleged illicit activity surrounding Follett.

Hour Follett Ligquor Fourteenth Street Pest

Green Declares U. S. Labor Will Not Affiliate With Reds

President William Green of the American Federation of Labor declared amid cheers that American labor would never affiliate with the Russian labor movement, signaling a clear division from Soviet aligned groups. The remarks were delivered during AFL proceedings in Atlantic City New Jersey as part of the Get. 7 coverage.

Green U. S Reds Atlantic City N. J. Get William Green American Federation of Labor

Adlerika ad boosts stomach relief claims in newspaper ad

An advertisement features a testimonial from a reader identified as Ays at Howard praising Adlerika for cleansing the system and easing stomach trouble. It claims one spoonful relieves gas and bloating, improves sleep, and removes toxin buildup, urging readers to buy at Waterloo druggists and others.

Adlerika Ays.at. Howard Jet Waterloo i Robert. Drug Co

Overthrowing Government Prompts Heated Convention Response

In a convention hall, a speaker denounced the overthrow of government and reacting to Arthur Purcell's earlier hope that the United States would build ties with the Russian labor movement. The crowd responded with applause and cheers.

Arthur Or Purcell America Hall

Remarkable Cure Reported for Stomach Ailments

A girl recalls extreme stomach pain from which clothing touched her body. She credits a remedy called Mayr's Wonderful to relief, claiming it clears ca tarral mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Guaranteed with money back offer at all druggists.

Mayr

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