Platform Ready. Republican Party Adopts Roosevelt Era Program
Chicago June 18 The platform, prepared by Wade Ellis with Taft’s advisers, proclaims a Roosevelt era program after praising his reforms. It pledges adherence to Republican rule, calls for tariff revision by Congress, elastic currency, postal savings banks, and stronger anti trust and railroad laws, while praising recent monetary measures and financial stabilization.
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Chicago
Taft
Wade Elis
Ohio
Republican Party
Council of the World
Theodora Roosevelt
Washington
Lincoln
Lfe
Roosevelt
Waleguard
Mintory
McKinley
Sesalona
Congress
Legislative Department
National Monetary Commission
Army and Navy
District of Columbia
United States
Philippines
Ior
Inguras
Republican “Party
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Republican Platform Praises Labor and Nation’s Progress
The excerpt outlines a Republican platform praising labor protections, eight hour work, and child labor laws, plus federal aid to farmers, road and mail services, and court reform. It defends civil rights progress for African Americans, supports naval and international peace efforts, and urges strong national unity and economic policies under Republican leadership.
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Constitutional Farm
Congress
Lc Ber da
Republican Party
Sphall
District of
Calambia
Republican ‘Party
Farmera
Spehf
Jess
Jeas
Friends of the
Roosevelt
White Mountains
Appalachian
Senate of
United States
Contas
Ornhana
Pension Jawa
Tany
Republican Hande
Guba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Panama ‘Canal
Republic
Cavalcade of Autos to Stretch Seven Miles in August
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports a seven mile cavalcade of automobiles planned for August as Davenport Elks Iowa City Elks join to travel to Waterloo for a state convention. Planned route includes Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with about thirty autos, weather permitting, and possible additional cars from Iowa City. Mrs. Be Marchar of St Joseph Missouri visits her daughters Jean and Lia.
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Elks
Davenport
Waterloo
Cedar Rapide Gazette
Miks
Smilieq
Cedar Rapids
Elks of
Davidnport
Iowa City
Iowa
Elka
Lows City
BE. Marchar
St. Joe
Molia
City
Misaes Jean and
Lia
Couple Weds In City Hall Justice Office
Missy Thirjntje Klemm and Garret Knappenberg were married by Justice A B Kopford in his office at the city hall Monday afternoon. The couple, who are from Waterloo via Holland, will begin housekeeping in the city.
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Klein-Knappenberg
A. B. Kopford
Missy Thirjntje Klemm
Garret Knappenberg
America
Holland
Waterloo
Twelve to Graduate Our Lady of Victory Holds Commencement
The thirty-sixth annual commence ment of Our Lady of Victory academy will occur Friday evening with a large class of twelve graduates. The program in Seailion hall features Latin and English graduates, a salutatory, choral numbers, pantomimes, piano solos, and a conferring of honors led by Rev. D. P. Mulcahy and Rev. J. M. Wolf.
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OUR Lady OF Victory
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Seailion Hall
Helen Mae
Sweeney
Wizabeth Helen Burns
Auoa May Zimerman
Susie Marle Racey
Mary Rose Schares
Elisabeth H. Byrne
Soming
Theo’ the
Foster
Paust
de Gounod
Smith
Frances C. Cordes
Blind pony sold to aid jailed husband’s wife
A blind pony owned by Jimmy Mack, jailed on copper wiring theft charges, sold for five dollars. Proceeds go to Mrs. Mack who is in destitute straits. Officer Tom Morris conducted the sale. Mrs. Mack plans to leave Waterloo for Cedar Rapids to live with her parents.
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Jimmy Mack
Mack
Tom Morris
Anamosa
Waterloo
Kansas City
Memorial Day honors from Waterloo G A R Post
Robt. Anderson Post No. 68 of the G A R unanimously adopted thanks to Mayor and city council, Rev Effie K M Jones, music quartet, Master Lichty, the W R C and Ladies of G A R for grave decorations, the police and fire departments, Co B 1 N G escorts, officiating ministers, M W of A Camp 2059, local young lads, city editors, room providers, and citizens. The post also thanked the Waterloo Reporter for free program printing, signifying fraternity charity and loyalty.
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Robt. Anderson
G. A. R. Bald ‘Jung
Counnell
Effie K. M. Jones
Lichty
G. A
Co. B. 1
N. G
M. W
Waterloo
J. Sbd Anderson. Com
Waterloo Reporter
J. Bhd Anderson
Deputy wardens arrest two for illegal fishing
Yordy deputy game warden arrested Hank Tardy and Ed Steinha gen Monday evening for joining in illegal fishing between the Fourth and Fifth street bridges. They were released on recognizance to appear at 10:06 this morning but failed to attend and fled town. Their court convention will be held in the Wisht reading rooms on Lafayette street Saturday at 11:00 p.m. to ratify nominations and adopt a platform.
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Yordy
Hank Tardy
Steinhagen
Fourth
Fifth Street
Acctalleis
Wisht
Lafayette Atreat
Chautauquas Ready to Begin Assembly Presents Talent
The Chautauqua assembly opens with a lineup of capable performers and speakers expected to deliver engaging programs. Organizers promise diverse talent and community involvement throughout the event.
Waterloo Chautauqua Opens With Packed Program
The Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute opens next Monday at Chautauqua park with a ten day lineup led by Hon. James Watson and Parland Newhall Co. A special auto route to the parks is planned. A nursery and Kindergarten department will operate for caregivers while attendees enjoy the program.
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Jung
W. B. Sanford
Parland-Newhall Co
James Hoffman Batton
Parlands Newhall Co
Hoo
James B. Watson
J Congress
Indiana
Parthind-Newhall Co
Main Coliseum
Rov
J. H. Batten
Charles A. Payne
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Georgius Faulkner
Chicago
Nature
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Meron
Sylvester A. Long
Mre
Charles BE. Wwasar
Cook
Royv
Charles A
Payne
Rome
Miss Faulkner
J. %. Cameron
George R. Stuart
J. E. Cameron
Mies
Faulkner
Cameron
Bisrhop Samual Fallowa
Nicala
W. Trickett
Kansas City
Tané
Athlatics
Datten
Lodigea
Whitney Bros
Edmund Vance
Poet
L. S
Frank J Hanly
Chicago Ladies Orchestra
Whitney Bros Quartette
John A. Johnson
J. L
Round Table
Gongert
Chicago ‘Ladies Orchestra
Waterloo Chautauqua ‘and Bible’ Instituta
Nooh
Logan Avenue
Hisil Street
Richi Street
Nouth
Chautauquas
Waterloo
Cometry
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Chautauqua Park
WII
Miss Wood
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