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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1912

Page

6

Murdered girl tied to Chicago underworld plot uncovered

Rose Bunnis also known as Rose Bennett, a Chicago underworld figure, was found shot to death near Bridgeport Connecticut. Police say the case involves a levee intrigue and Mafia connections with three men arrested including Chicago Joe Bruno. A card with Rev. Alice Phillips Aldrich and other vice-related papers point to a vendetta in the red light district. Bruno confessed the murder claiming intoxication and unclear motives.

Chicago Bridgeport Conn Rose Bunnis Rose Bennett Jim Mafia Joe Mattes Toe Bruno Joe Frank Pizzicheni Bruno Red Light District Alice Phillips Aldrich Aldrich South Side Chicago Law and Order Jleague Charlie Bruno Johan Achille New York Chi Cago

Birthday Surprise For Miss Maria Brace At Library

Society notes report a staff surprise for division A's Miss Maria Brace on her birthday. A chafing dish breakfast was hosted by Miss Mildred Hoffman, Miss Florence Dewey and Suse Mary Brainard in the east library room with pink and white decor, a pink and white birthday cake, hand-decorated cards, and pink candlesticks. Mrs. Duren of Eldora, mother of Fanny Duren, attended as an out of town guest.

Division A Maria Brace Mildred Hoffman Florence Dewey Suse Mary Brainard East Brary Room Duren Eldora Ee Fanny Duren

Death of Mrs Lydia Boyd in Waterloo

Mrs Lydia Boyd aged resident of Waterloo died at home 1222 Mulberry street after a long illness. Born in Illinois she moved to Iowa as a child and lived in New Hartford before eight years in Waterloo. Survived by two children Miss Cora and Louis. A prayer service at 8:30 am tomorrow at the house, then burial in New Hartford.

Lydia Boyd Waterloo Mulberry Street Boyd New Hartford Illinois Iowa Cora Louis

Club Cafe Opens In Basement of Bank Building

The new Club cafe welcomed the public at 7 30 last evening with hundreds visiting the basement venue in the First National Bank building. It remains under the same management with Frank La Tier Morris Welsh and Harry Hutchinson in charge. An attractive dining room is set, a tunnel will connect to the Security building once remodeling is done, and a lunch room is planned. C C Crawford leads a five piece orchestra with music 6 to 8 pm and Sundays.

Club First National Bank Security Frank la Tier Morris Welsh Harry Hutchinson Chargs

Chicago Dairy Show Opens Tonight at Dexter Pavilion

The seventh annual national dairy exposition starts tonight at the Dexter pavilion in the stockyards. More than 1,000 blooded cows valued at 2,000,000 dollars will be on display covering all aspects of milk and dairy farming. A complete pasteurization plant is featured as an educational highlight. Regular M. B. A. No. 57 meeting is set for Thursday evening at Labor temple.

Chicago Dexter Pavillion Labor Temple

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