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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1912

Page

4

Mrs P C Talty Dies After Long Illness at 2 PM

Margaret Talty wife of Peter C Talty died at 2 o’clock yesterday at 439 Cottage Street Waterloo after a gradual decline from old age and complications. She was born in County Clare Ireland June 80 1840 and came to America at age 12. She leaves seven children M H Talty Watertown SD M E Talty Marshalltown J J Talty Oelwein N A Talty Waterloo and sisters Mrs T J Kelly Memphis TN and Mrs Bridget Lynch. Funeral from St Joseph's Church tomorrow at 9 AM Father Slattery to preside.

Margaret Talty Peter C. Talty Cottage Street Peter Talty Dubuque Waterloo Talty Sinois Central Company Mr. Talty M. H. Talty Watertown S. D M. E. Talty Marshalltown J. J. Talty Oelwein N. A

Waterloo Rescue Mission Rally Planned Tonight

Several churches host rally services at the Waterloo Rescue Mission moved three doors west of the fire station on Commercial Street. Rev G Lackland and J E Bates will lead with Harry T Fisher’s choir providing music. The mission has grown, new quarters and a new piano were installed, inviting all to attend.

Waterloo Rescue Mission Commercial Street

Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary Plan Open Meeting Details

The Sons of Veterans and auxiliary meet in G A R hall to organize an open meeting of Robert Anderson post 68 with Miss Anna Kistner in charge. J Sid Anderson presides and outlines memorial hall plans. A bylaws change vote and a drill team with W T Edwards named captain are noted.

Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary G. A. R. Hall Robert Anderson Anna Kistner J. Sid Anderson Memorial Hall Wext W. T. Edwards O. E B. Hutchinson J. J. Wyeth R. C. Brown East Waterloo

Auto Wreck Near Cedar Falls Aboard Wellsburg Tour Party

Cedar Falls Iowa Sept 25 Special Mr and Mrs W S Martin with two young ladies and a young man from Wellsburg were on an auto tour. They left Cedar Falls to Iowa Falls but turned on Twelfth street by mistake and eight miles out the auto wrecked. The young man was injured but only slightly.

Cedar Falls W. S. Martin Wellsburg Iowa Falls

Inquiry Opened Into Mysterious Death of Anna Rice

Coroner's office began an inquiry into the mysterious death of Anna Rice whose body was found in a west side undertaking establishment. She had wandered Chicago for days and was employed as a domestic on the south side. The physician who treated her cited pneumonia and extreme weakness. Detectives traced her movements except for one 24 hour period. An inquiry was ordered by Coroner Henry G. Reinhart.

Chicago Anna Rice North Side Miss Rice South Side E Houan Misa Rice Henry G. W. Reinhart

Greek Flagman Murdered Near Dunkerton

A Greek laborer working as a flagman for the Chicago Great Western was robbed and found murdered near Dunkerton on Sept. 26. His belt held between 900 and 1000 dollars, now missing. a bloody pickaxe lay nearby. Local and Waterloo authorities launched a full investigation amid camp tensions and suspected involvement by fellow workers.

Dunkerton tSpecial Chicago Waterloo

League of Iowa municipalities pushes tax reform at Sioux City meeting

At the fifth convention in the Martin hotel, Alfred Mueler of Davenport urged lawmakers to modernize tax laws to empower cities to buy with municipal funds. Frank G. Pierce of Marshalltown echoed calls for changed assessment and taxation rules, with Des Moines mayor James R. Hana and Sioux City council members all backing revised legislation.

Sioux City League of Iowa New Martin Hotel Warcome Alfred (. Mueler Davenport League Mueller Frank G. Pierce Marshalltown James RR. Hana Des Moines

Schepps Seen as Key Figure in Becker Rosenthal Case

New York reporting that Sam Schepps, reputed paymaster of Rosenthal murderers, is a principal figure as the Becker trial opens October 7. Schepps is viewed as a state’s witness though the defense argues he may claim his statements will clear Becker, made before his custody.

Sam Schepps Becker New York Herman Rosenthal Scheppa Schepps

Gypsum Field Discovery Near Centerville Promises Rich Ore

Ames Sept 26 In Iowa State College mining lab a long gypsum core from Centerville shows a vast deposit 580 to 600 feet deep and seven to seventeen feet thick. Prof Beyer says the vein may span half a mile and yield up to 2 000 tons per acre per foot, enough to supply a large mill for years. A mining company has formed to exploit the resource.

Ames Mining Engineering Department Iowa State College Iowa Centerville 8. W. Beyer Beyer Professor Beyer

New Literary Society Formed In Highland

A gathering at Mrs. J. E. O'Keefe’s home in Highland led to the formation of a Dramatic club to study drama and present plays. Officers include President Ralph Dunkelberg and Vice President Mrs. J. E. O’Keefe. A constitution and by-laws will be adopted next Tuesday.

J. E. O'Keefe Highland Dramatic Club Ralph Dunkelberg Blanch Edwards Charles van Vleck Walter French Misa Edwards Waterloo

White Cousin of Harry Fisher Involved in Baldwin Death

S C White, a clerk at the federal building in Independence, is a cousin of Harry W Fisher whose death near Baldwin Michigan last Thursday prompted a local investigation. White attended the funeral Sunday as the sole blood relative. He has written to Lake County officials and others seeking full details of what happened and any possible disclosures.

C. White Federal Harry W. Fisher Baldwin Mich White Independence H. A. Anderson Anderson Lake County

Great Powers Divide Persia As Conference Looms

London reports indicate Britain and Russia near a practical split of Persia after talks by M Sazonoff and Sir Edward Grey. Trade to justify order, with Balkan capitals watching for broader impact on Macedonia and Turkey reforms.

London Persia Great Britain Russia Sergius Sasonoff Foreign Office Times Edward Grey Sir Edward Grey M. Sazonoff Balkan States Far East Turkey Macedonia Bulgaria Bervia Greece Montenegro Balmoral Caatle

New Model for a Young Girl Gown

A neat tasteful gown for a young girl features fine serge in box plaits a patent leather belt at the waist and plaited lawn and net frills used as collar and cuffs or cuts.

Louse Carrier Ties Typhus to Lice Says Doctors

Dr. Joseph Goldberger and Dr. John Anderson reported to the fifteenth international congress of hygiene and demography that typhus fever is carried by the louse. They cited nearly 300 New York cases and cases in Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington, noting mild forms can become malignant. The disease affects crowded insanitary areas and is deemed highly dangerous prompting quarantine rules.

Washington Joseph] Goldberger John F. Anderson Hygienic Laboratory United States Public Health Service Fifteenth International Congress of Hygiene and Demography New York Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore America United States

Former Representative Sibley Excued Amid Letters Inquiry

Former Pennsylvania representative Sibley likely to avoid Senate questioning on campaign letters alleged to be written to John D. Archbold. Wm. R. Hearst has published copies. Sibley’s health in a sanitarium may bar testimony. Archbold expected to reappear next week. Chairman Clapp seeks info from Rep A Mitchell Palmer on campaign contributions and Hill’s ambassadorship.

Washington Sibley Pennsylvania Senate Leters John D. Archbold Wm. R. Hearst Archbold Clapp A. Mitchell Palmer David Jayne Hill Germany

Three Waterloo Firms Lose Union Painters Today

Waterloo painting firms face a labor dispute as union painters pull off three firms over foreman eligibility. Chas. Ellis of the Painters and Decorators union says foremen at Christianson Michaels and Waterloo Decorating Co. are non union or lack proper clearance cards. Firms claim foremen are company members, while the union demands that foremen be union members or incorporated partners.

Waterloo Chas. Ellis Painters’ and Decorators’ Union Ellis Christianson Michaels Waterloo Decorating Co Christianson and Michaels

Also Mentioned on This Page

P. C. Talty Ireland Waterloo Mission C. O. Lamson Municipal League For NEW Literary Society S.C. White Bachtell Hardware Store West Fourth Street Germantown Badger Coaster Allwin Black Knight White Flyer Te Eee Ween Grange and Thompson England Ibley ATE Committee Hearst
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