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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
5
The Cincinnati meeting debates including faith healing in church ritual. Deputies rejected a prayer form. bishops may act, then deputies could reconsider. Opinions range from miracles to medical reliance, with many urging faith as aid but not sole remedy. A rally at the YMCA invites young people to attend Friday evening.
Samuel B Chapman appointed traveling engineer of the Cherokee Omaha division as traffic volume rises on the Illinois Central. W L Ickes previously held jurisdiction over Dubuque Cherokee and Omaha divisions but shifts to focus on Dubuque motive power due to increased lines.
Get on your hats and come to the YY M. CG. A for a big rally Friday evening. The event invites youth to participate and show spirit.
Berlin Oct 12 American Ambassador Hill sent to the state department a request for inquiry and proper official redress after police assaulted a New York Times correspondent during a coal strike riot on Sept 28. The German foreign office expressed regret while the interior minister found no cause for punishing the assailants.
Miss Emma Koenigsberg, 29, said to have St. Louis relatives, was found today in a gas-filled room at a Chicago boarding house. She had recently been treated at a hospital and appeared despondent.
George W. Fegels, over ninety, was struck and rolled by an automobile at Fifth and South streets. He was taken to his son William Fegels’s home at 706 South Street with bruises but no broken bones. Recovering from the shock, the elderly man faced a lengthy recuperation while the autoists’ identity was not learned at the time.
W. S. Speer of Buckingham arrived to deliver butter but his team panicked at an automobile and bolted, scattering jars along the highway. no one injured. also reports Creston forming an auto club with F. S. Stewart of Afton named president after a county meeting. a social at the YMC A Friday evening invites attendance.
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