Auto accident claims life of Charles Wilcox near Waverly
Charles Wilcox, 49, a Waterloo laborer, died when the light sedan they rode in overturned into a ditch south of the Waverly fairgrounds at 7 p m. James Reilly was injured. Reilly said both men drank. Wilcox reportedly sped and lost control. Witness Rudolph Albright helped rescue them. Wilcox died en route to town. Burial planned in Waverly.
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Waverly
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Cedar Falls
Rudolph Albright
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Waverly Furniture & Undertaking Co. Mergue
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Hawkeye Hotel
Tha Costello
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Jesse B. Wilcox
Marshalltown
Shell Rock
Understanding Uncle Sam’s Birthdays and the Constitution
Uncle Harry leads a discussion on why Independence Day is Sam’s birthday and how the Constitution differs by turning enduring principles into concrete rules. He explains that the Declaration set ideals while the Constitution modernizes them, noting 19 amendments since 1787 and the upcoming Constitution Week observed nationwide.
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George Mack Named in Damage Suit After Auto Mishap
Frank Kido seeks $5 000 damages from George W. Mack in a district court suit filed today by Burr C. Towne. Kido, crossing Sycamore Street near Commercial building to Black's corner, says he was struck and dragged about 30 feet with injuries to hands legs and body. He contends the harm is permanent and has not worked since the accident, earning $25 a week before.
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George W. Mack
Burr C. Towne
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Mis hap claim on prudent gardener for non contributory negligence
The statement asserts that at the time of the mis hap the individual was walking as a prudent gardener and was not guilty of contributory negligence. The claim emphasizes avoidance of fault and adherence to careful conduct during the incident.
iTwo Waterloo Men Named in Divorce Suit Filed Today
Two Waterloo men are named in a divorce petition filed by Charles F. Waht, a carpenter, against Bertha B. Waht. The suit, filed in Bremer County, cites cruelty and infidelity as grounds. Waht alleges his wife began staying out late about ten years ago and, as part of cruelty charges, beat him over the head with material implements. He claims the hostility prevented him from working.
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Charles F. Waht
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Bertha B. Waht
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Disputes Over Night Nuisance Force Couch Change
A man claims his wife nagged him nightly, prompting him to move to another couch for rest. The terse complaint depicts domestic friction affecting sleep and lodging arrangements.
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Warns Against Respectable People by J F Files
Fort Dodge speaker J F Files tells 500 Women's Civil League members in Mason City that autocracy abroad and Bolshevism threaten democracy at home. He argues the danger lies not in radicals but in respectable society and urges vigilance under the spirit of the Constitution.
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J. FR. Files
Fort Dodge
Women's Civil League
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