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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1920

Page

7

Arrest Soon in Trousdale Case About Daughter Missing

Davenport Oct 13 After learning Li Trousdale 17 a stenographer who disappeared Aug 23 was living in Detroit with a man named Al Gores Mrs Trousdale swore information charging Gores with a statutory offense and asked he be returned Papers said to have been sent to Detroit where the arrest is expected The mother says she has heard nothing since she left but admits Detroit report The case involves possible kidnapping and federal action was advised by officials in Davenport with papers forwarded for arrest news note mentions Detroit police letter stating the girl lived there with Gores and was ashamed to return home

Davenport Li Trousdale Detroit al Gores Trousdale United States A. G. Bush Gorte Gores Detter Wother East Highteenth Street Davensport Otteson Detroit Police Department Bush Beircit Mr. Bush

Lillian Russell Opposes League Of Nations At Des Moines Meeting

Des Moines reports Lillian Russell addressing Republican women in the information rooms at 312 Seventh Street. She dismissed the League of Nations as empty without God and urged voting a straight ticket. Russell said the nation can send soldiers for moral purposes but should remain independent and isolationist. She cited no desire for office, while noting many women prefer voting for male relatives. The crowd overflowed the streets with men and women eager to see her. In another note, Charles City reports a potato weighing three and three quarters pounds, a standout yield for Ulster township grown by F Kielsmeyer.

Des Moines Lillan Russell Seventh Street League of Nations Atlantic Europe Russell Washington Altho Lillian Russell Charles City F. Kielsmeyer Ulster Township

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Thick, Lustrous Growth

An old advertisement touts Danderine to revive lifeless hair. It claims immediate lifting of volume and shine, with hair appearing twice as heavy after use. The 35 cent bottle freshens the scalp, fights dandruff, and promotes youthful brightness and thickness.

Spectacular Fire Destroys Elevator and Its Contents

A massive blaze in Ventura Iowa began in an old barn and spread to a corn crib two auto sheds and a warehouse igniting two fuel tanks and collapsing the Farmers Cooperative elevator containing about 14000 bushels of wheat barley oats and corn. The kerosene tank exploded sending flames 200 feet high as firefighters faced scarce water and strong winds. Nearby towns flocked to the scene and the countryside lit up, drawing the largest crowd ever seen in the town to view the damage and assess losses.

Mason City OU & ‘Grease Co Farmers’ Co-Op

Great Western Brakeman Dies of Mysterious Injuries

Laurel Linder, 22, a Great Western brakeman from Oelwein, died at Mercy hospital after injuries suffered at Budd Station near Dubuque on Monday evening. He was crushed in the chest and head injuries were fatal within hours. The accident occurred while a freight train waited for a passenger train to pass. the exact event remains unknown to the crew. The body was shipped to Delware for burial.

Dubuque Tar Laurel Linder Great Western Oelwein Mercy Hospital Budd Station Delwela Budd

Trial of Hampton Libel Case Starts in District Court

Hampton IA October 12 The 76900 libel case of Dr J Osborne chief surgeon at Lutheran hospital against ACS Hobson started in district court Tuesday. Jurors were empanelled yesterday afternoon listing eight farmers and one line chief, with attorneys for both sides present. Five witnesses examined.

Alexander Bangasor Ackley Alen Dumont W. James Ralph Stuart Hampton

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