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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1914

Page

6

Property Owner Wins From City Over Bayard Street Sewer

Mrs Barbara Dickinson defeats the city in a Black Hawk County tax case over a Bayard street sewer assessment. Judge Dunham rules the assessment null and void as no special benefits occurred from connecting Dickinsons corner lot to Fourth street sewer. Trial paused as Dr J G Bickley, a key witness, is ill. Jurors reported for duty as the Mever Sheet and Tine Plate Cove case proceeds.

Dunham Bayard Street Barbara Dickinson Dickinson City Bayard J. G. Bickley Black Hawk County California Ihe Kelly Manufacturies Co W. C. Ifapiit W. Isenhower G. R. Wilburt Miller G. H. McLeflan W. Gibson Tid Ponnke Lon Loin L. Rersey

Hale Pound Guiyee Indecent Behavior Guilty

Halk of Mulberry Street was found guilty of indecent behavior at a fencing check in Police Judge Meyers court. Halk denied charges while his wife, who collapsed after the arrest, did not appear and her condition was described as serious. He forfeited a $25 bond.

Meyers Vest Pall Hall Kall Wona Hull

Witness Accounts Tie Defendant to Barn Scene on Lafayette Street

The article reports that Themes Yall, a 11 year old son of the defendant, testified he saw his father with another woman on Lafayette Street the evening of the arrest. He said his father was in the barn when the scene occurred, though he would not confirm the woman’s presence in the barn on the stand. Local police allege the sister informed them of this during the arrest night.

Themes Yall Lafayette Street Uwall Altho T Hem

Housebreakers to Raid City During Cedar Valley Fair

Waterloo police act on a tip from a St Paul woman claiming crooks planned a raid on several homes while families attended Cedar Valley Patriot fair. Authorities prepared extra patrols and notified Cedar Falls officers to be vigilant today.

Waterloo Leightoo St. Paul St. Paw Let City Cedar Falla

Woman foiled in suicide attempt amid eviction dispute

A despondent mid era woman and her wife, facing eviction from furnished rooms rented after moving to the city from Fort Dodge, were prevented from jumping into the river this morning as officers arrived. The couple, aided by an accompanying child, had unpaid rent and attempted to move furniture back to Fort Dodge. J. Kiingamat notified. transport to Port Ipodee likely.

Womanart Awsoman Wort Dodge Yerman

Mrs Brooks Seeks Husband After Air Ills Disturbance

Mrs EK Brooks and her two children reported to police seeking help locating her husband Brooks. Police cannot find him and believe she left the area after a prior disturbance at Alma. I I Klingaman of Associated Charities to supervise the family.

EK. Brooks Brooks Marion Alma Thatlace Linn Fecnunty Junan I. I. Klingaman Associated Charities Lehhange

West High backs pacifist view on school history study

Principal Wallace of West High endorses including space to the liph school curriculum in Chicago. He stresses indirect instruction to show the fallacy of militarism, urging gradual awareness of antiwar sentiment while noting Waterloo has few foreign students and observes Wilson's neutrality proclamation.

Ulis Ella Flags Youngs Windy City Liph At. Wallace West High Wallace Europe Prore Ein Waterloo Cco Wilson

City in Brief items from Traer to Waterloo

Local notices report residents traveling for business and visits across Iowa and Illinois including P J Martin in Traer J W Winterbottom in Mudlavia Kramer Ind and trips to Chicago Sioux City St Louis and Janesville Wis Miss Maud Knudsen and Clara Hanapel taking nurse training in Chicago and South Dakota Mrs Margaret Culler headed to St Louis for extended stay Maud Taft divorce granted Lorinda Champlin estate administration filed plus $10 000 bond George Lichty and Great Western staff in Cedar Rapids Chicago and Waterloo trips Linden Street child birth and a seven wound birth announced with mother and child doing well

Dorothy Takin Janesville Wis Tr. J. Mayer Familly Chicago Waterloo Boosters Cedar Rapids Chilcago Clara Hanapel Red Cross B. M. Thompson Independence Flord Thompson Franklin Street A. G. Johnson Charles McManus Lake Michigan Lorinda D. Champlin Marsha E. Wilcox Loraine Taylor St. Francis Hospital Linden

Fi Fi of the Toy Shop cast rehearsals promise elaborate show

The Waterloo theatre hosts Fi Fi of the Toy Shop with a large cast led by Miss Clara Maynard and Miss Bertha McCartney. Performances include dancing dolls and talking dolls, with jumps and ballets, and all proceeds go to Christ Episcopal church organ fund.

Toy Shop Witerloo Bonnie Clara Maynard J. C. Koeteka Fern Way Iris Livingston Aurelia Bertha McCartney Bo Peep Helene Balliett Tin Meart Chas Srammer Prince Scally-Pop Walter French Clinton Burke Barnacle James Brearion Sadman Richard Bland Miss Dean Marlon Ham Genevieve “Mmerman Jumping Jacks Organ Fund Christ Episcopal Church

Sunday School Meeting at Evangelical Church

The Evangelical church held its annual Sunday school meeting with 307 members enrolled this year, averaging 155 in attendance weekly and $410.18 raised in the past year. Remodeling funds of $200 were approved, classrooms redecorated, and Brunn reelected superintendent. Alsteadt as vice president, Schrag secretary, Dilger treasurer, Landgraf superintendent of elementary division, Anton organist, Carry Mother assistant, Archie Mother and Lloyd Smith librarians and assistants.

Evangelical Church W. W W. Brunn

Change at Laundry At Ellis Hotel Nabs Half Interest

Thomas Reilly longtime bookkeeper at the Ellis hotel has bought a half interest in the Everybody’s Steam Laundry and assumes active involvement. New equipment has been installed and clothes cleaning added. Reilly previously ran a laundry business in Dubuque. P H Wilson, current manager, remains with the firm.

Thomas Reilly Ellis Hotel Everybody's Reilly Dubuque P. H. Wilson

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