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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1911

Page

9

Courier patterns and social notices from Waterloo area

Coupon to obtain up to date Courier patterns issued by the Waterloo Evening Courier with ten cents per pattern. Social items include Fall reception at Dr and Mrs Rollins home, Mothers Club program, engagement dinner for Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and John Swisher, a Delighful afternoon party for Mrs Willis, Circle elects officers, DAR Revolution observance, melon feast at D J Johnson home, birthday surprise for Mrs Bezold, Fortnightly Club open year, PEO lawn party, and numerous local social events and gatherings.

Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Mothers' Club Union Congregational Church Margaret V. Clark Ida A. Scott Hifie McCullom Jones Walter H. Rollins Story Hour Jessie Sweeney E. E. Manhard E. L. Johnson Robert ©. Pedersen Grant Avenue Elizabeth Kirkpatrick John Edgar Swisher Waukegan Ill Nina Willcox Flora Behrens Mary Miller Temple Rebekah Judge The Odd Fellows D. J. Johnson IO. F. Hall Antes M. M. Bezold H. A. Wilson Fremont Street

Counterfeiter Tied to Pacific Coast Ring Arrested in Chicago

Secret service officials linked Rudolph Swanson, arrested yesterday in Chicago, to a gang passing counterfeit national bank notes on the Pacific coast for a year. A new counterfeit $17 note appeared at the Illinois National Bank in Springfield, tied to the same group.

Washington Secret Service Rudolph Swanson Chicago Swanson Tinois' National Springfield Pacific Coast

Dougherty Death Declared Accidental by Family

Austia Ga Sept 16 D C Dougherty a prominent businessman was found dead on the rear porch with a bullet through his heart. Authorities say the pistollikely fired himself but the family asserts the death was accidental.

Austia D. C

German American Press Association Meets in Chicago

The eleventh annual convention of the German American Press association of the west opened in Chicago with more than 40 delegates. Adolph Peterson of Davenport presided at the opening session and Henry Heinz of Muscatine served as secretary and treasurer. Officers to be elected later today.

Chicago

Confederates campaign against women riding astride

The United Confederate veterans and the United Daughters of the Confederacy push a campaign to force women in Arkansas to ride side saddle. Gen. Jaring T. F. Smith leads the effort as local veterans and chapters condemn astride riding as unfeminine and unseemly, urging united protest to preserve southern traditions.

Little Rock Ark United Confederate Veterans United Daughters of the Confederacy South North Jaring TF. Smith Arkansas Western Plains Northland Smith Daughters of Arkansae Southland

Laurier to be returned by acclamation as opponent retires

In Quebec on September 16 Sir Wilfrid Laurier is set to win re election by acclamation. His opponent R Leduc had been nominated to oppose him but has withdrawn from the race leaving Laurier unopposed.

Quebec Wilfrid Laurier R. Leduc

Roosevelt Visits Children's Court to Inspect Delinquents

Former President Theodore Roosevelt sat with Judge Franklin D. Hoyt in Manhattan's Children's Court and told a 16 year old offender he needed a good spanking. Roosevelt questioned youths, praised a runaway Albany boy, and planned to write about the administration of children's courts.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Children’s Court Manhattan Mr. Roosevelt Franklin D. Hoyt William Flohe John Appelby Albany Hudson John Andrew Haffaro Mahanoy City Justice Hoyt Roosevelt

Wiley vindicated as McCabe and Dunlap out of the case

President Taft acts to vindicate Dr Wiley in the department of agriculture dispute. With McCabe and Dr Dunlap away and officials scattered, Wiley expresses pleasure upon learning of the decision while at Bluemont Virginia. He declines to issue a formal statement until full details arrive.

Washington McCabe Dunlap Wiley Department of Agriculture Utah Wilson West Wicker Taft Bluemont

East and West Real Estate Baseball Trophy Game Planned

The annual city real estate dealers game will be at Red Cedar Park on Wednesday noon September 27. Points: proceeds fund a worthy cause. Frank Boyle from a Three-I league team will umpire. no professionals allowed on either side. a banquet at Pythian temple finalized the terms.

Red Cedar Park Pythian Temple Frank Boyle

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