Sweeping Denial by a Defendant in Divorce Action
In the suit brought by A Gleim against her husband W Gleim, the defendant answers denying all material allegations. He states they wed on June 28 1908 and lived together until Oct 8 1910. He disputes cruelty, temper, jealousy, and abandonment claims and says he earns only carpenter wages when work is available. He contests the wife’s assertion of great wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gleim
W. Gleim
Jlaimtift
Iae
Riots in Garment Workers Strike Drag Chicago District
Rioting broke out in Chicago's wholesale clothing district as 500 to 1,000 strikers, mostly cutters from Kuppenheimer shops, clashed with police on Adams Street and again at the Kuppenheimer building at Franklin and Congress. The crowd dispersed after police action. a second strike in front of the Hart, Schaffner and Marx shops was halted by mounted police. Leaders include George H. Alexander of the Custom Cutters Union. Union sessions were held at Federa tion Hall, 275 La Salle Street, with a temporary sense of settlement prospects. Waterloo lodge, No. 84, K of P, meets Thursday evening.
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Chicago
Loop
Garment
Esterday
Adms
B. Kuppeneimer & Co
Franklin
Congress Streets
Kuppenheimer
Anks
George H. Alxander
Custom ‘Utters’ Union
Federaion Hall
la Salle Street
Hart, Schaffnere Mars
Taft Praise From Secretary Wilson In Chicago Visit
Chicago, Oct 26 James WilsonSecretary of Agriculture stopped in Chicago on the way to Atlantic City where he will speak for Congressman Walter J. Smith tonight He praised President Taft saying Taft is one of the best men we have had in the presidency in a long time He noted Tafts growing popularity and optimism for the fall elections He also mentioned a mid week prayer meeting gathering at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening shifting from the Christian church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Wilson
Ecretary of Agriculture
Washington
Atlantic la
Walter J. Smith
Wilson
Taft
West Side
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Beautiful Wedding at Weatherwax Home in Waterloo
Maud Clara Weatherwax married Dr. Charles Newton Shane of Waterloo in a simple ceremony at 406 Almond Street. Rev Effie McCollum Jones officiated before about sixty relatives and friends. The bride wore white Talma silk with lace, lilies of the valley and roses. Afterward a wedding supper and reception followed with out of town guests from Jesup Cedar Rapids and Kansas City. The couple will reside in Waterloo after a wedding trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Weatherwax
Almond Street
Maud Clara
Charles Newton Shane
Waterloo
Effie McCollum Jones
Universalist Church
Dorothy Weather Wax
Mrs. Jones
A. T. Weatherwax
Patti Lindner
Louise Lindner
Florence Aylward
John A. Sly
Virginia Platt
Violet Tannyhill
Irma Good
Helen Gates
Irene Knapp
Shane
Nevin
Jesup
Emmett Carter
Cedar Rapids
G. H. Vining
Kansas City
East Waterloo High School
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Hawthorne
Alcott
PB. E. O. Society
Murray Club
Dental Department
Iowa State University
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Mulcahy
Ethel Grace Terwilliger
Wisconsin
William Joseph Murphy
New York City
M. J. Poland
Brown Apartments
Commercial Street
Vetter & Waters
Milwaukee
Vetta Brerends
Joseph Kane
St. Louis
Mrs. Murphy
Springfield
Royal Neighbors Hold Evening of Social and Sale
The Royal Neighbors held an afternoon meeting in Soash hall with an auction of yellow chrysanthemums donated by Mrs. Fannie Denzen to fund the flower fund. That evening members visited Cedar Falls and Cedar Camp for entertainment and a view of the degree team’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighors
Soash Hall
Fannie Denzen
Cedar Falls
Cedar Camp
Foundry Head Hit in Strike Fight Near Joliet
Harry B Humphrey president of the Humphrey foundry and Joliet figure was shot and wounded by men said to be striker sympathizers during a confrontation with laborers. His son Harry Jr and Fred Humphrey were with him when attackers ambushed the party near a slag heap outside Joliet. He was taken to Silver Cross hospital after the bullet entered the left thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joliet Molders’ Union
Harry B. Humphrey
Humphrey Foundry
Joliet
Humphrey
Harry, Jr
Fred Humphrey
Faimphrey
Illinois Steel Company
Manhattan Road
Silver Cross Hospital
Census Returns Outline State Totals and City Breakdowns
Washington Oct 26 The census recap bulletin lists Rhode Island Michigan Missouri New Mexico Delaware Vermont and Massachusetts as states with published returns up to Oct 20. The seven states total 10 898 272 people up 14.9 percent from 1900 while large cities grew 30.1 percent versus 39.3 percent for smaller cities.
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Washington
D. C
Rhode Island
Michigan
Missouri
New Mexico
Delaware
Vermont
Massachusetts
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Waterloo Lodge
K. of P
Tama Jim
Quemanan
Syndicate
Burch Bros. Company
Children’s and
Perrin Gloves
Phipp
Burch
Harrison Street
J. &. Foley
P. J. Rechtfertig
Almond = street
J. E. McLarnan
Foley
Denver
Colo
J. B. McLannan
P. N. Gindt
Andrew Striegel
J. C. Rhodes
Red Oak
F. E. McStay
Independence Avenue
Miss Marie Smith
Rose Smith
Mabel Elis
Florence Geyer
Louise Peek
F. R. Agquith
A. R. Eads
Dubuque
Grace Whipple
Alice C. Wilson
R.J. Hoxie
Elmo Bateman
S. A. Asquith
W. D. Miller
Wellington Street
Miss Hoar
Book and Needle Club
Jonel Higgins
Los Angeles
Cal
W. Mullan
Carl R. Walker
Leland Avenue
Stoddard
Carl Bingham
Cedar River Park
T. Wagner
South America
McClelland
George A. Martin
Franklin Street
Elizabeth Williams
GC. F. Wickman
Ethel Wickman
Merriau. le
Phyllis Club
Phyliis Club
F. L. King
King’s Korner
Herbert B. Boles
Albert W. Brown
Washington Street
Urania Rogers
Sycamore, Ill
Boies
C. i. Club
C. L. Club
Florence Lowe
Gertrude Perkins
Henry van Dyke
Little Rivers
Anna Rinker
Carrie Alley
Rinker
George A. Rinderknecht
Sixth Street West
A. W. Buzzard
B. A. Haselman
Trost
Bunzard
Galena
Darton
Californian
Frank Roberts
Negaundee
Mich
William Metcalf
Courtland Street
Daughters OF the King
George B. Lichty
Jooart
Foundry
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