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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
17
Mrs Frank Mommer widow of a Waterloo night watchman killed by robbers will receive over 4000 dollars monthly compensation from the state. The article notes seating, pays, and a list of shows scheduled for the week.
A Halloween night vigil described with goblin figures and a police presence as revelers attend parties and stores report record Halloween decorations. Chief Goblin T A Leighton urges officers to guard pandals and detain mischief to ensure a peaceful holiday. Forger sentenced to 15 years for forged checks at multiple banks.
Jack Hoxie headlines the Universal Western The White Outlaw at the Palace for three days beginning Sunday. The film features thrilling stunts with Hoxie as the hero rescuing Marcelline Day from a stampeding herd, filmed on a sunburnt plain framed by snowcapped peaks. J Scout, Hoxie’s mount, plays a leading role as horse band leader.
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