Water loo Reporter readers and subscription details
Waterloo Reporter announces daily and semi weekly editions with evening print except Sunday. Details include subscription rates by mail and changes of address rules, offices in Waterloo Iowa, and contact information for editorial and business departments.
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Meee Matt
Parrott & Sons
Waterloo
Iowa
Advan
Mall
Advan al. Routh
Postofica
Sutecribers
Brn
Puonn
Business Omeca Editarial Taom
Cean Bart Prone
Quirky 1920s Provincetown Snippets and Pledges
A collage of playful local notes references Taft riding in an auto, a famed pie-maker John Hubig, groundhog vindication, and bakers in session. It notes odd slogans, a beaver state poultry plan, a Sabbath pause to lynch mob, and a Chicago swindler relieved of part of his troubles, all in a tongue in cheek column.
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Chicago
Pay to Prosecute Fee Sparks Antitrust Debate
Austin dispatch notes the Waters-Pierce Oil Co. verdict of 1,623,900 with a 390,000 attorney fee split among the prosecutor and assisting lawyers. The 1889 and 1903 laws set 25 or 10 percent of judgments to attorneys, prompting reflections on incentives in pursuing big antitrust cases. Water utilities taxes and other items follow in Waterloo and broader notes.
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Austin
Texas
Waters- Pierce Oil Co
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Waters-Pierce J Oil Company
Waterloo
This Date in History February 10 1667 to 1908
Indians attack Lancaster Massachusetts in 1667. Florida ceded to England by the 1763 treaty of Paris. Charles IV renounced his protest in 1804 over France’s Louisiana claim. Richard Rush became US attorney general in 1811. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert wed in 1840. Henry Clay honored in 1852. Indian Mutiny victory in 1859. Naval action near Elizabeth City 1862. Mrs Henry Wood died 1887. Sioux reservation opened by proclamation 1890. Triers named arbitrators in 1892. Thomas W McClellan died 1906. An arbitration treaty France-US signed 1908.
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Pocanoketat J
Lancaster
Mass
Florida
England
Paris
Charles IV
France
Louisiana
Richard Rush
Pennsylvania
United States
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Saxe-Colture
Henry Clay
New York
Nang Sahib
Kansas City Parks and Civic Pride Drive Prosperity
The article extols Kansas City’s park and boulevard system as a key to its rapid growth and civic spirit. It highlights Cliff Drive as the centerpiece, notes the city’s population and infrastructure gains, and recounts the Taft Sherman victory announced in Congress with Fairbanks presiding.
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Kansas City
Commercial Club
Manael Training High School
General Hospital
Greater
Kansas
United States
Imip
Ewlca
Scarritt
Missouri
Wisconsin clay association meets for two day session
The Wisconsin Clay Manufacturers' association opened its annual meeting in Waterloo and will continue through tomorrow. Local speech urged city residents to push riverfront development and a Greater Waterloo with boulevards and parks.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Clay Manufacturers’ Association
Avery
Waterloo
Formtry
Toronto
Ont
Canadian Forestry Association
Dominion
Birthday of Judge Albert B. Anderson Highlighted
The birth details of Albert Barnes Anderson born February 10 1857 in Boone County Indiana are noted. He graduated from Wabash College in 1879 studied law in Indianapolis and Crawfordsville was admitted to the bar in 1881 and began practice in Crawfordsville. He later served as Montgomery county prosecuting attorney and since 1902 has been a United States district judge for the Indiana district.
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Albert B. Anderson
Albert Barnes Anderson
United States District Court For
District of Indiana
Standard O# company
Alton
Boone County
Indiana
Wabash Ecoltue
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
United States District Court
John H. Baker
Anderson
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Jefferson City Beerm Inspector Withdraws Objections to Marshall
Governor Hadley withdrew objections to the confirmation of Ernest Marshall as state health inspector. Marshall, a Democrat, was appointed by Governor Folk. The briefing includes endorsements and medical remedy claims from Foley’s Kidney Remedy advertisements.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Ernest Marshall
State Senate
Marshall
Folk
E. R. Kluger
the Jeweler
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
Wang Wer Brox
J. K. Joder
Htt
Manitoban Curling Association Opens Largest Boupiel
Winnipeg Manitoba February 10 The twenty first annual bouspiel opens with high hopes for record crowds and exciting play over ten days. Visitors arrive from Brandon Portage Duluth St Paul and other cross border points.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba Curling Association
Dbrandon
Rat Portege
Duluth
St. Paul
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for acute indigestion caused by overloading the stomach. It claims the tablets supply a missing digestive element to aid digestion and convert food to blood, with a money back guarantee. Sold by Halden & Floyd in Logan, price 25 cents per package.
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Lola
Onr
Halden & Floyd
Don
Ai Munger Drug Co
Logan House
Protes tants debate inviting non Episcopal preachers
In New York the Episcopal house of bishops met for a key session to discuss the open pulpit law allowing rectors to invite non Episcopal ministers on special occasions with bishop approval. The move, labeled so called Christian men, has drawn critique within and beyond the church as bishops prepare to interpret or table the matter ahead of the fall general convention.
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New York
Denunciation of Proposed Law Reform Sparks Church Opposition
The measure to amend the current unsatisfactory law faces strong denunciation from both high and low church factions. Proponents argue for change while critics warn against unintended consequences. Local leaders urge orderly discussion and legislative action.
Commission Opens Gold and Silver Coin Weight Test in Philadelphia
The national coin weight and fineness test begins at the U S Mint Philadelphia with one in a thousand gold and one in two thousand silver coins sampled. The commission includes Dr. Bynum, Senator Borah, Bigelow, Weir Mitchell, Hammond, Swasey, and others from across the country.
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Philadelphia
United States
William Dr
Bynum
Muskogee
Okla
William Sturgis Bigelow
Boston
William & Borah
Idaho
Pearl Wright
New Orleans
George B. Roberts
Chicago
J. Bure Tiffany
New York
William H. Edmunds
Yankton
M. D
de. S. Weir Mitchell
John Haya Hammond
Prof
Leverett Fears
Williams' College
Ambrose Swasey
Cleveland
J. Aa. Cauldwell
Wilkesbarre
James H. Manning
Albany
George
Delaware County's oldest resident may be Albert Smith
Delaware county resident Albert Smith of Milo township, born April 23, 1850, marks 59 years in Manchester area. He has never left Iowa except three years in Clayton, and is considered Delaware county's oldest resident. Mrs W M Isom of Dunkerton visits daughter Mrs Paul Kuhn.
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Albert Smith
Manchester
Delaware County
Milo Township
Clayton
Iowa
W. M. Isom
Dunkerton
City
Paul Kuhn
Labor Conference Gathers in Capital to Discuss Conditions
Washington February 10 The Concil of Labor meets at the Department of Commerce and Labor to discuss unemployment immigration and information division administration. Notable leaders invited include Samuel Gompers Warren Stone W S Carter W G Lee Frank Hawley T L Lewis James M Lynch George W Perkins Andrew Firnseth and others amid talks on wage earners and rail boiler inspections.
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Washington
Concil of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Ecommerce and Labor
Hames
Gure
Steamboat Inspection Service
Department’ of Commerce and Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Warren 3. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Mremen
W. G. Lee
Brothers of Railroid
Frank T. Hawley
Ligitchmen’s Union of North America
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
George W. Perkins
Cigar Maker's International Union
Andrew Firnseth
Seaming International Union
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Parrott, Enitor
Taft
John Hubig
Davenport
Ali Bail
Wisconsin
Beaver
Spokane
Wash
Isaac
Dqunois
Gay
William Howard
James
Sherman
William Jennings Bryen
John W. Kern
Congress
Lincoln
Crescent City
Philadephia
Salome
Ground Hug
Bryan
South
B. Ny Bailey
Britt
Britt Tribune
Batley
Bailey
Lowa
Jamaica
Kaintuck
Roosevelt
Kansas Cit
Sryan
W. F. Parrott
Senate
Houses
William H. Taft
Senate Chamber
George GB. Lockwoort
House
Fairbanks
Cannon
Burrows Jand
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Privleges
Calnes
West Virginia
Rucker
Burrows
Jamea
Artes
Auuclyee Ast
John Www. Kern
Vic
Journale of the State
House of Represantta Fine
Callao
Peru
American Pacific Squadron
Swinburne
Magdalena Bay
Pierre, & di
South Dakota Fress Association
Des Moines
Iowa Commandery of the Loyal Legion
Chamberlain Hotel
John F. Lacey
Callaloosa
Palestine
Jha Ghlef
Uhaog
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Guthrie
Eufaula Or
Cheeptab
McIntosh County
Richmond
Virginia
James Thyce
Great Britain
Mmilwaukes
The
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association
President van Hise
Univer
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
Beer Inspector O. K
Waterloo, Iowa
H. R. Williams
Ewisco
Nsin
Conference of Bishops
Uncle Sam
Dlo
Delaware
Representative
Gall OF Roosevelt
Wangler’ Bros
W. W. Miller
H. G. Schultz
E. Wi. Miller
L. Johnson
F.C. Platt
Geo. E. Lighty
WW. W. Miller
B. L. Johnson
HH. G Schultz
C. W. Milngworth
PC. Platt
H. M. Reed
A. J. Bowens
Warren Brown
J. W. Krapfel
Fs. Tuthill
Geo. Eb, Lichty
Pee Watefloo, Ree
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