Woman Freed On Assault Charge In Police Court
Mrs Blanche V Kistner was discharged by Judge Caldwell after her police court assault and battery case. Her husband RE F Kistner testified the couple argued over the boy Kenneth during a visit to his Jefferson street office. The court found the incident not serious enough for a conviction. A temporary restraining order limited visits with the child, who remains in his father’s custody. The couple have been separated for some time with the wife living in Des Moines and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche V. Kistner
RE. F. Kistner
Caldwell
Kelly
Kistner
al Raymond
Henderson
Laura Kline
Miss Galloway
Wm. J. Galloway
Waterloo
Mr. Behelhe
Margaret Dodd
Traer
Mrs. Henderson
C F N to Use New Freight Depot in Waterloo
Within a week or ten days the new freight station at Utica and Mulberry streets on the W C F WN tracks will be opened and the company will begin using their first exclusive freight depot in Waterloo. The building is nearly ready for occupancy and replaces the joint depot with Chicago Great Western on Sixth Street. Freight business has grown, a competent agent will run the depot, and better local weight handling will follow. Illinois lump coal, $4.50 per ton. J J Young & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Mulberry Streets
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
Water
Sycamore
Police Court Notes Record Local Drunkards and Pleas
Jack Collins independent blacksmith aged about 70 pleaded guilty to intoxication in police court and was allowed to take the 10 o’clock train home with an officer accompaniment. Pelty Kane of Fairbank, 21, admitted intoxication and was fined $7.85. Sidney Myers, charged with assault and battery, pleaded not guilty by his attorney and a hearing was set for Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Collins
Independence
Jack
Pelty Kane
Fairbank
Sidney Myers
Melba Concert Prompts Early Arrival and Hats Ban
Mr. Prowell appeals for early arrival to Melba’s 8 30 pm concert to ease seating for a large audience. Hats are not allowed, a check room is provided, and Melba will sing the famed Mad Scene from Lucrezia Borgia and Tosti’s Goodbye. Tickets sold from towns across a 50 mile radius, with Eldora sending about eighteen autos. The piece notes the event’s local value and Melba’s three year absence from America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowell
Madam Melba
Lucea
Tosti
Melba
Lst
Pubuque
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Independence
Winthrop
Waverly
Nashua
Charles City
Rockford
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Aplington
Grundy Centar
Traer
Hudson
Oelwein
New Hampton
Iowa Falls
Eldora
Marshalltown
Reinhbeck
America
Iowa
P E O Activities and Socials Highlight Waterloo Chapter
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Graham hosted P. E. O. gatherings on Independence Avenue. Members discussed hospital room changes, hospital day, and study topics on American Womanhood. Attendees included Mrs. McCalm and Mrs. Arnott with papers on women editors and current events in women’s world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Reed
James M. Graham
Independence Avenue
P. BE. O
A. G. McCalm
Sheldon
Waterloo
GC. W., Mullan
J. L. Buechele
Iowa Mothers’ Congress
Des Moines
First Congregational Church
J. Ll. Huechele
Independence
Margaret Fuller Osselt
Buechele
James Arnott
Ida Tarbell
Graft Cases Near Grand Jury Involving I C Officials
In Chicago on October 25 evidence from the municipal court against F B Harriman C K Ewing and John M Taylor in the Illinois Central car repair graft case was set to go before the grand jury without a ruling by Judge Bruggemeyer. Defense sought to move the case via habeas corpus but the ruling limited evidence to conspiracy to obtain money. State's Attorney Wayman may present all evidence to the October grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. B. Harriman
C. K. Ewing
John M. ‘Taylor
Ilinois Central
Jurge Bruggemeyer
Bruggemeyer
Walter L. Fisher
Wayman
Seats Placed in Tabernacle Near Completion
Work on the tabernacle slowed today as fewer workers reported, but more than half the seats were arranged by noon. The First Catholic List church hosted an inner service with about twenty five at the tables. Speakers included L Fisher and several priests and pastors, ending with a closing talk by Mr. Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Lwork
TL Fisher
G. Munn
Fr. G. Beekly
Walter H. Rollins
J. G. Wala
Gill
Rhodus Repeats Murder Confession in Englewood Killing
Leigh Rhodus told Chicago detectives he again confessed to killing Dr. Machaelig in Englewood on August 5. He said the victim was shot with a $2 calibre automatic revolver. Detectives found a shell of that calibre near Michaelis's death site. Rhodus claimed the revolver was pawned in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Leigh Rhodus
Chicago
Machaelig
Englewood
Rthodus
Michaelis
Rhodus
Visitor from Boulder County Attorney in City
D N Kelly and wife from Boulder Colorado are visiting relatives in the city for a few days. Mr Kelly serves as county attorney of the Boulder County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Kelly
Boulder, Colo
Mr. Kelly
Boulder
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J. B. Young & Co
Illinois
Young & Ca
J. L Henderson
Bridge Street
Florence Club
Daughters of the King
G. E. Lichty
J. B. Young & Ca
G. R. Walker
Ellen Beach Yaw
Covina
Lark Ellen
Southern California
C. @. Lamson
R. Hoxie
Russell-Lamson Hall
Robina Galloway
Gentiliska Club
J. W. Henderson
Leland Avenue
Paul F. E. Scheibe
Lydias
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
W. G. Wise
Fremont Street
Florence Lowe
G. A. Wheeler
Ida Cooley
Claire Parker
Evelyn McQuilkin
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Nyra Gaskell
Moir Street
Effie McCollum Jones
Frank P. Keane
Katherine Purtell
Iowa State University
Lincoln Town
Eien Kelly
Jesup
Ciy
Des Moiniss
J W. Richards
IFL W.C
Federation
F. W. Fritz
Courtland Street
Gilbertville
Gene Payton
Dorothy
J. G. Mueller
Town City
Elizabeth Miller
Catholiic
William Heinz
J. Nemmers
Tia
William Metcalf
Frank Roberts
D. E. Metcalf
Negaundee
Mich
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
Wilma Jenks
Hammond Avenue
Merry Company
I.C
Evans Piano Co
Weat Fourth Street
Mehlin
Paul C. Mehlin
Woods Bros
Cedar Falls
Was
State Teachers’ College
The
James Gardiner Co
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
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