City hosts visiting guests throughout the day
Dozens of visitors from Totts Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction Nichola Fremont and other towns enjoy a day in the city. Residents from Eliza Wapello Buffalo and Wellman arrive to spend the day with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wilcox
Totts
Sre
A. Taet
Tino City
Francie Biclefeld
Nichola
Noah Wobater
Jowa
Jobs A. Robbins
Adv. Gnr
J. Tisor
Columbus
Mra
Lila. Koontz
Wapetleig
Boulan Teeynglds
Holly Street
Clen Steven
Mies Paarl Blair
Junction
Lomneline Sudan
Miss Austin
Tlinole City
Fremont
Nob
Etd
H. Menetee
Wapallo
Townsend Bristow Attacks Ashurst Over State Dept Absences
A heated Senate exchange emerges as Bristow accuses Ashurst of misusing funds for private telegrams. Ashurst denies all claims as baseless. The debate centers on a May 27 letter and Bristow’s demand that the secretary of state attend to duties, with Vice President Marshall ruling Bristow out of order.
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Bristow
Bonator Auhurst
Brietaw
Ronstitherrts
Arizona
Ashurst
Lirlstow
I. Long
Studus
Kansas
Marshall
Brinton
Congress
Vordaman
State Department
Bryan
Dearth of matches for tar baby here
Bam Langford arrives in San Francisco from Australia after two years away. He finds few matches available as white pugilists like Arthur Pelkey and Jasa Willard are not prepared to face a black challenger. No other white heavyweight offers a credible workout, and prospects remain thin near the Rocky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanfrancisco
Cal
Bam Langford
Australia
Arthur Pelkey
Jasa Willard
Lankford
Rocky Mountains
Vacation visit by Hopkins boosts Burlington hopes
Jilen Hopkins, a local amateur pitcher who last week joined the Pathfinders, arrived yesterday at his Muscatine home for a few days stay. Hopkins is confident he can soon earn a regular spot with Burlington, aiming to bolster the hurling team's chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Burlington
Jilen Hopkins
Pathfinders
Vialt
Hopkins
Burlington Hurling
Ringling Brothers Circus Draws City Crowds In Warm Day
Thousands of visitors poured into Muscatine for Ringling Brothers performances. The thermometer fell from 98 to 82 during the day amid thunder and clouds. Rail and interurban traffic surged, with heavy streetcar use and makeshift trailers to handle crowds. The day likely set a city attendance record for the circus.
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Witnega
Ringiug Brother
Muscatine
North & South
Rock Island
Milwaukee Railxondd
Emm
Isveen Tates
Well Known Resident Ludwig Aull Dies at Bellevue Hospital
Ludwig Aull 62 of 714 West Eighth Street died at Bellevue Hospital at 10 oclock after a year long illness. Born in Germany in 1861 he came to Muscatine shortly after arriving in the United States. His wife died seven years ago. Surviving children are Fred Aull Joseph Aull Lulu Avil and John Wendinger all living in Maegen tine. Funeral services will be held at St Marys Catholic Church Monday morning.
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Ludwig Aull
West Eighth’ Street
Bellevue Hospital
O'Clods
Mr. All
Teo
Mr. al
Ms Advent
Germany
Fred Aull
Joseph Aulk
Lulu Avil
Iis
John Wendinger
Maegentine
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Woman Overcome by Heat in Muscatine
A Muscatine woman collapsed while cooling off with hot water in a tub after being overheated. Mrs James Btorm, living at 323 Weeks Second, suffered burns and collapse. Dr W Norton attended. Visiting relatives from Pipton and Pipton Town called at 1407 Holly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Btorm
Dr. W. Norton
East Hill
Mary Reynolds
Ida
Charles Reynolds
Pipton
James H. Reynolds
Holly Street
Ruby Moots
Louis Moore
Heparingtreat
Local Teachers Take Summer Courses Across Iowa
Muscatine county lists 18 teachers in summer programs statewide as educators from Muscatine and rural districts appear in summer schools. The Iowa State Normal at Cedar Falls holds the most Tusca tine teachers among institutions cited. Names from Iowa State Normal include Arminta Blink and Louise Maurer, Des Moines College lists Osettal Wagner, and other scholars come from State University of Iowa, Cornell College, and Mt. Vernon among others.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
H. D. Bridiey
Iowa State Normal
Cedar Talla
Tuscatine
Muscatina County
Iowa
Arminta Blink
Louise Maurer
Rena Atwill
Ethel Buttgen
Helen Abtschlager
Francis Ryan
Mary Ryan
Jessa Altheus
Lucille Byer
Des ‘Moines College
Osettal Wagner
Tawa
Maith Funck
Wi Jam Shirley
Margaret Kemble
Anna Rieggenberg
Cornell Collega ii
Mt. Vernon
Myrtle Richards
Eva Kyrider
Blais Geertz
Katherine Qthbp
Allee Emler
Waith Stobe
Florence Howe
Hazel Mapes
Ringling Brothers Circus Triumphs Over Adversity
Circus acts persist despite hostility as Ringling Brothers arrives in Mugeating with over a hundred tent men, many colored laborers. A two perf ormances schedule is staged after a LaSalle race war sparked a workers strike, while white laborers join later to pitch tents without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Gtrika
Mugeating
Regent
Motinawaa
Ringling
LaSalle
Regatta Entries Step Forward for Keokuk Event
Charles P. Hanley, chair of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association race committee, received a partial list of regatta entries for Keokuk August 16 27 28. Notable boats include Baby Reliance owned by J. Stuart Blackton, Speed Demon Reliance owned by Smith Ryan Boat Co, Harngola owned by Adam Weckler Jr and Diatunber T owned by Jones A. Pugh. The Speed Demon Reliance is said to reach 60 mph and won in the International trials at Ling ton. The Smith Ryan Boat and Engine Co, led by John J. Ryan, supplied the only post capable of finishing to sail at the British International Trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Hanley
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Keokuk
Ausmat
Baby Reliance
J. Stuart Blackton
New York
Smith-Ryan Boat Company
Huntington
Harngola
Adam Weckler, Jr
Chicago
Diatunber T
Jones A. Pugh
Intington
Trom
John J. Ryan
Smith‘Ryan Boat and Engine Company
Hanley
Ryan
Clarence Clark Injured at Smalley Garage
Clarence Clark, an employee at Smalley Garage on Front Street, was injured yesterday afternoon while working on a car. He sustained a deep gash in the palm of his right hand, an injury described as not serious but likely to keep him from work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clark
Smalley
Front Street
Caussy
Missionary Meeting Called By Des Moines Clergy
At the urging of Secretary Wilbur L Clipp of Des Moines the Laymen’s Missionary Movement calls a ministers’ meeting at eight o’clock this evening at the YMCA. The gathering aims to discuss the United Missionary campaign and solicit ideas and funds for missionary work with Secretary Clipp expected to attend and address the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur’ L. Clipp
Des Moines
L. ‘M. Grigsby
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jae
United Missionary Campaign
Clepp
Clapp
South End Resident Struck By Street Car on Oregon Street
South End resident Frank Duncan was struck by a South End street car on Oregon street shortly after 2 PM. He was rendered unconscious with a broken rib and other injuries while crossing the tracks near the Oregon street crossing by the South Muscatine Lumber and ox company. Dr. J. W. Morson attended his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duncan
Oregon Street
South End
South Muscatine Lumber and Ox Company
Duncan
J. W. Morson
H Mundt's father dies at La Porte
Hans Mundt of Davenport father of J H Mundt of this city died visiting his daughter Mrs Elma Wockmeier near La Porte after a paralytic stroke earlier in life. He had lived with Henry Mundt near Davenport for two years and recently traveled to Davenport for the funeral. Survived by children Mrs Frank Bredow Davenport Elma Bookmeier La Porte Amil Mundt Canada William Brien County Tay Rudolph Iowa Ferdinand Glat tor and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Mundt
Davenport
J. H. Mundt
Elma Wockmeier
la Porte
Thursaay
Mr. Mundt
Musco- Hine
Henry Mundt
Daysnport
Gayen
Society Eyepee Miss Alige Party Proceeds On Lawn
A neighborhood children's party hosted at 202 East Severth street features Miss Alice Gertrude as pastel with twenty five playmates from 3 to 7 pm. The lawn event includes games a dainty spread candy favors and garden decor. Guests include Miriam Mackenzie Fern Nesper Elizabeth Sperry Simon Stein Harold Reuling and Dion Sperry.
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Miriam Mackenzie
Fern Nesper
Miss Island
Eolzabeth Sperry
Rock and Messrs
Simon Stein
Harold Reuling
Dion Sperry
Rock Island
Geneva Island
Budget Push For Town University Salaries Approved
Town City Tennessee July 18 President John G Bowman wins state approval for a half million dollar salary budget at Town University. The plan includes new appointments such as Ruth Wardfall head of Home Economics, J W Cogswell in Gynecology, B E Lewis in Education, Ralph Hellman in Positional Theory, and ensuing hires across philosophy, law, English, and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town ‘City
Speeigl
John G
Bowman
Town University
State Board of Education
Ruth A. Wardfall
Ohio State University
J. W. Cogswell
Grinnell
B. E. Lewis
Eastern Tlijnels Stats Normal Schools
Ralph #. Hellman
Harvard
B. Rlenow
Independence
Tow
Eneworth Faris
University of Chicago
R. H. Sylvester
University of Pennsylvania
Dacat’ A. Ewing
Henry Haxo
Chicago University
Janquegeb
Ralph A. Fenton. Mares
College of Dendetry
Beryl Hart
Town City
Penjamin Beer
Sioux Center
College of “Applied Seience
Man Injures Hand Painting Home in Columbus Junction
Ohn Bennet suffered a bad hand wound Wednesday after falling while painting a residence. To avoid spilling paint he twisted, jamming his left hand on a spike and bending a bone. the wound is painful. The 7:05 train was held two hours due to a freight wreck near Letts. Nearby activities include Ringling Brothers show in Muscatine, country club gathering on Cheery Avenue, and various locals visiting family or hosting events.
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Columbus Junction
Ohn Bennet
Letts
Win Sheridan
Curse Buffington
Ringling Brothers
Muscatine
John Hanft
Mra
John Hantt
Ina
Hada Hantt
Fred Outcamp
Frank Edmondson
Franke Johnston
Shearer
Milt Shearer
Misa Laure
Walter Ambroga
W. EB. Whicher
Chas. Me Williams
M. H. Bowman
Vern Tack
Vinton
J. Robertson
Murray Hutton
Waaso
J. Stapp
Misa Marie Donovan
Mary Brapp
Che
Rich prizes announced for Pittsburgh races
Pittsburgh Pa July 18 announcement at noon that the racing program would start at 2 o clock. The card is described as one of the most remarkable of the Grand Circuit. Delays earlier in the week caused every race to be retaken with a total purse of 16 000 dollars for the winner.
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Pittsburgh
Lost bracelet engraved with letter y reported
A lost bracelet engraved with the letter Y was found between Town Ave and Pine St. Call the finder at phone 295- to claim.
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Town Ave
Pine St
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