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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1911
Page
4
Reports say armistice talks may pause fighting as Italy continues to transport troops to Tripoli. German credit is given for initiating a halt at sea while negotiations proceed for peace.
The Iowa discussion centers on a grain currency proposed by Thomas Cascaden Jr of Waterloo. An editorial in Financial World notes western opposition to a central bank and surveys how a grain backed currency might provide elasticity while avoiding regional favoritism.
A barber asks a passing lawyer if a half sovereign is genuine. The lawyer deems it real, pockets it, and gravely promises to return three shillings and fourpence change if the barber sends his boy to the lawyer’s office.
William Trene, Regina police magistrate, urges Canada and the United States to cooperage in welfarist juvenile justice. He argues for removing criminal labels from youth cases, placing focus on parents and environment, and treating juveniles as wards of the state rather than adversaries.
The post honors John Line, a past commander, as faithful and patriotic. It notes defenders passing away, and expresses sympathy to his sorrowing widow and children, urging tears of sorrow to fall.
Comrade John Line bid farewell at the mound that marks his last resting place as a tribute to a life worthy of them all. The notice names Reid J H Aronson J Averill and references collimities in a commemorative farewell.
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Transfers involve Gallo way-Gibson Investment, Samuel Doran, Henry Yimson, James Yanda, Mary Berteh, Christopher Kelley, Ralph Berteh, and G R Grady with Guardian Mary Berteh and Fred G Beaty. Amounts mostly $1 with one $1 500.
Report from Naples California details discovery of 36 sticks of dynamite with a ten foot fuse under a viaduct north of Santa Barbara. Two men were seen on the bridge before the attempt. shots were exchanged and the pair fled. Dynamite removed by Santa Barbara sheriff's deputies. search ongoing.
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