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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1915

Page

14

German Law Does Not Affect U. S. German Law Does Not Affect U. S.

In Trenton New Jersey Vice Chancellor Stevens holds the chancery court cannot entertain jurisdiction in a suit by Compagnie Universelle de Telegraphie et Telephonie San Fil against United States and others over a prewar contract. The case concerns transfer of patents and a wireless station at Tuckerton New Jersey later operated by the U S government, with German and French laws cited as bars to action.

Trenton N. Z Germany France Chancery Court of New Jersey Stevens Compagnie Universelle de Telegraphie Et ‘Telephonie San Fil United States Service Corporation Fha Thea Sult Tuckerton N. J United States

Officers Installed in Dental Society

Twenty seven dentists attended the annual Elk Run picnic with families, where officers elected in June were installed. President Dr Q H Sossaman, vice president Dr J A Goggerty, secretary treasurer Dr A J Mueller, and Dr JG Hildebrand, also present, serves as state society president.

Cedar Falls Elk Run Mra C. Hemsworth Aracers Q. H. Sossaman J A. Goggerty A. J. Mueller JG. Hildebrand State Society

Silk Arabian Scarfs Take Atlantic City Bathing Style

The new silk Arabian scarfs, popular for bathing wear, are shown by Miss Ted Leighton and Miss Sarah Gruell on Atlantic City sands. Originating with Miss Gruell, the trend has spread to large sales. Scarves come in many colors to match outfits.

Jed Leighton Saran Gruell Ted Leighton Sarah Gruel Atlantic City Miss Gruell

Siberian captives are well treated

A letter from Mrs. Helen J. Peirce reports German and Austrian prisoners in Siberian detention camps are well fed and housed in comfortable quarters near Russia. She notes boredom as the main hardship for prisoners of war, but says otherwise the captives would have no complaint.

New York Sibearia Helen J. Peirce Herbert H. D. Peirce Rusalit Mme L. R. deMeissner Barnstable Mags

Story of Kidnaped Steamer Proves Fake

New Orleans reports from September 3 state that a search of Cozumel Island found no wreckage or signs of crew or passengers aboard the steamer Marowhjne. The United Fruit Company, via the steamer Coppename, says an anonymous letter alleging a rescue and ransom is a hoax.

New Orleans Serreh Cozumel Island Yucatan Mner Murowijne United Fruit Company Coppename McLaren United Wraith Company

Soldier Regains Color Upon Seeing Moving Pictures

London sept The curative power of the moving picture is described in Robert Beck of Chicago once a motorcycle policeman turned despatch banner for Gen French in Flanders. Shot by a sniper his wound caused deafness and muteness until a cinema visit revived his hearing and speech. Iowa Life Insurance moves its office to Leavitt Jolson National Bank Building.

London Robert Beck Chicago French Flanders Iowa Life [Insurance Company Black Hawk National Bank Leavitt & Jolson National Bank

McAdoo Seeks War Tax Plan Extension Amid War Dialogue

Secretary McAdoo says Treasury is in strong condition and supports extending the emergency war tax beyond December 31. He notes no revenue legislation yet and that Congress will be asked to extend the levy as debates on funding continue. He plans to return from vacation and emphasizes no country can pay more taxes if expenditures rise.

Washington McAdoo Heer Mulino United States Congresa

Divorce Petition Follows Bible Reading Lapses

Cleveland report notes George Oger, president of Prudential Buddie, claims daily Bible reading and prayer absence broke his home. Mrs Florence Oyer of Pickshburg, Lady Afed, seeks divorce on grounds of neglect and claims her husband’s alleged infidelity. Judge Pouren hears cross petitions with Mrs Oyer alleging cruelty and the husband denying it while countersuing for alimony and property division.

Cleveland George Oger Prudential Buddlie Company Florence Oyar Mr. Qyvor Oyer Common Pleas Gourt

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