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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1915

Page

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Road to Operate Atlantic & Southern Towns Resist Restoring Service

Des Moines Iowa September 28 1915 the Iowa railroad commission ordered resumed service on the Atlantic and Southern between Lyman and Villisca with a deadline of January 1 1916. Robert Abeles of St Louis owner of most of the line faces required capital to rehabilitate the track and equipment. Nine miles north will be abandoned and twenty one miles restored under commission supervision while the full Atlantic to Villisca thirty mile stretch may not be mandated. Local residents petitioned for operation and argued traffic will yield profits if properly managed. The owners plan to resist any order and may be forced into court to comply.

Des Moines Iowa Railroad Commission Atlantic & Southern Railroad Lyman Villisea Robert Abeles St. Louis Railroad Commission Atllantic & Southern Atlantic Willisca Villsea Atlantic North & South Treceivers Atlantic Northern Atlantic South Villisca

Des Moines Rumbles Over Prohibition and Bootleg Supply

Mayor Hanna warns of a coordinated pro liquor push undermining prohibition as police report rising drunkenness. An ex-saloonkeeper officer claims whisky is shipped into Des Moines for 27 cents a pint and sold to bootleggers, who then retail it to saloonkeepers at higher prices.

Des Moines Hanna Chia Crawford Yentering oMeer Meyer Iowa Crawford Des Moinns Hoe

Nick Hunting Good in Northern Town

Humbold t Sept 28 Iowa anglers have been enjoying duck hunting in northern Iowa with locally raised birds and the first southbound flight. The main body of waterfowl is expected to peak in October as northern storms drive birds south. Prairie chicken reports are disappointing due to a wet hatch, while fishing remains fair though rain muddies waters and shortens catches.

Humbold Iowa Alin J Prairie

Knoxville Votes on Commission Form for City

Knoxville Iowa voters schedule October 22 to decide adoption of city under commission form. Petition by W J Wetherall gathered 25 percent signatures in under two days to place the issue. Webster City also sets October 11 special election for three aldermen under a new manager form.

Knoxville Iowa W. J. Wetherall Webster City J. L. Kamrar Fron R. G. Clark W. W. Pearce M. L. McCollough

Foley's Honey and Tar Heals Coughs and Lung Ailments

Wentworth of the St James News reports severe cold settled in lungs but Foley's Honey and Tar straightened him up immediately. He recommends this cough and lung medicine. Thousands with hay fever and asthma suffer ers are thankful for this healing remedy sold by all druggists everywhere.

Re. Wentworth St. James Foley

Dynamite Shipped Across Continent Found in Mail Fragments

Dynamite sticks traveled by mail from Napa Junction near San Francisco to Ceva Italy were recovered in New York City. A four and a half pound package marked Pourth class mail matter contained two bags with eight sticks total inside a cigar box. Inspectors suspect an unnamed sender and are pursuing leads.

New York Foreign Branch Ioalorca West and Morton Streets Europe Grand Central Station Ofice Sig Rodsclo Virginia Ceva Italy Napa Junction Gal San Francisco Cassidy Inspector Eagan Bureau of Combustitles Captain Tunney Detective Bureau

President Wilson Leads Secret Service On Public Chase

President Wilson left the White House with Secret Service to buy golf balls at a reporting goods store on Fourteenth Street. Onlookers watched as agents pursued and then quietly returned to his desk after a brief public excursion during a busy Washington day. The item notes newspaper circulation for ads, stating the Evening Courier sells over 6,500 copies daily in Waterloo.

Washington, D. C Wilson Secret Servicec White House Executive Mansion Joe Murphy Secret Service Force Cne Washington sBeryiea Pennsylvania Avenue Secret Service Fourteenth Street Grand Army of the Republic

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