Tribute to locomotive engineers by auxiliary leaders at Waterloo meet
W. Scott Williams, Illinois Central railroad official, welcomed about 200 members of the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He praised engineers and their wives for high standards and urged the women’s support of the railroading profession. The day featured welcomes, initiations, transfers, committee work, and an afternoon program including a Cassell drill, charter draping, and a city tour followed by dinner, music, readings, and a dance. Mrs. Jessie Stark of Waterloo presided.
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Lawn
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Williams
Knights of Columbus
Nellie Bly
Fort Madison
Waterloo
Clover Valley
Valley Junction
Nell Rose
Council Bluffs
Mercy Division
Cedar Rapids
Mae Hose
Oskaloosa
Worth
Manly
Black
Marian Bronson
West High
Iowa
Jessie Stark
Larceny Suspect Held in Hospital Without Clothing
Roy Welch, jailed on a grand larceny charge, is in St. Francis hospital for medical treatment and observation after becoming ill. Visitors are limited to his physician and attorney. Sheriff H. T. Wagner ordered Welch to be unclothed to save guard expenses amid reports he suffers from tuberculosis.
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Roy Welch
St. Francis Hospital
Welch
H. T. Wagner
Meeting Welfare League to Be Last Week in October
Waterloo Social Welfare league will hold its annual meeting in the last week of October. Miss Pfeffer acting superintendent announced the postponement from today due to difficulty arranging a speaker. The exact date will be set next week.
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Waterloo
Rain Cuts Crowd at Pythian Meeting
Prospects of clearing skies raised early hope but persistent rain reduced expected turnout for the fourteenth district convention of the Knights of Pythias of Iowa. The event includes public and secret sessions this afternoon and ends tonight with a grand ceremonial and dance party.
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Ciintem
Pythias
Iowa
Hera
Weather Tomorrow Will Be Colder Here
The weather man predicts a brief spell of moderate weather ending tonight with clear and colder conditions by tonight into Thursday. October has been mostly cloudy with little rain. total rainfall holds at 1.62 inches, including .20 from last evening. Temperatures ranged from 65 to 44 Tuesday.
Brakeman Recovers From Fall To Rails Clinton
Marvin Smith, a Northwestern brakeman, survived a fall from an icy boxcar rooftop in Clinton. He slipped and fell beneath the wheels but was rescued by a passing trainsman as the train began to move. today he was said to be recovering at the hospital.
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Marvin Smith
Young Smith
Northwestern
Weilein Fined for Coonshooting by Municipal Court
George Weilein a former police officer pleaded to a violation of state law for shooting a raccoon and was fined 20 pounds plus costs by Judge Keem in municipal court yesterday. On paying 10 pounds the remainder of the sentence was suspended. He claimed he believed the open season had begun.
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George Weilein
Fudeo 2. C. Keem
Wellern
Bea Sr
Williston Avenue paving tax cuts by city council
A judge reduced Williston Avenue paving assessments from 5526.12 to 2000.26, a roughly 43 percent cut, ruling the land benefitted but limiting the charge to no more than one quarter of its value. Nine vacant lots were affected. French chemists develop artificial refit panels for radio sets.
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Willston Avenue
Stiles Jate
Closing out sale at Perrin farm tops $5000 total
Clarksville Illinois October 14 special though no sensational price heights were reached the closing out sale of Rolf Arenholz on the Perrin farm near town yesterday reached a total of $5000 Arenholz who has operated the farm for five years will move to Waverly on March 1 giving possession to Tom Haker who will farm between Alison and Parkersburg Arenholz son will assist Baker
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Clarksville
Ill
Altho
Rolf Arenholz
Perrin
Arenholz
Waverly
Tom Haker
Yaw
Alison
Parkersburg
Law Aon
Baker
Two Faces in Court Given Jail Time in Municipal Court
Police notes report Judge Gwynne sentencing two familiar faces to 35 days in jail each. A first time drunk was sent to jail for three days. William Fischer of Glencoe Minnesota was charged with vagrancy and given 15 days in jail after spending three nights on a bench in the Chicago Great Western depot.
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John W Gwynne
Trourner'’S Row
Muinicipal Court
William Fischer
Glencoe
Minn
Chicago
Catholic conference studies departments at Fitch annual meeting
Sioux City Oct. 14. Round table conferences on departmental methods featured the Fitch annual convention of the Town Catholic Hospital association at St. Joseph hospital. The convention will conclude Thursday evening.
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Sioux City
Fitch
Town Catholic Hospital Association
St. Joseph Hospital
Vinton Man Buys Apartments Here
A. G. Adams of Vinton purchased the three apartment residence at South and Eighth streets from Henry Weiss for about 35000 dollars. Possession will be given on November 3. Umbaugh & Haulotte represented the transaction.
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A. G. Adams
Vinton
Eighth Streets
Henry Weiss
Adams
Umbaugh & Haulotte
Sioux City Man Held on Forgery Charge
AP report states F. W. Savage, associated with a local construction firm, was held for investigators on a forgery case involving papers of a Kansas City construction company.
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Sioux’ City
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