Big rally draws crowds as Republicans tout Waterloo progress
A Waterloo theatre rally featured speakers E Pickett and Hon H My Byers praising state and national GOP leadership. J W Arbuckle opened, noting B H Carroll could not attend. Pickett denounced Democratic attacks while Byers extolled Waterloo’s growth under Republican policies, claiming high employment, payrolls, and bank deposits.
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Arbuckle
Byers
Clas. &. Pickett
Bazaar of St. Josephs Catholic church a triumph
Patronage exceeded expectations as the Ladies of St. Josephs Catholic church bazaar drew a record crowd. Inclement weather extended the event two days and attendees praised the social and financial success while prizes were awarded to numerous individuals. The event included a painting presentation to Mr. Bryan in Lincoln and a vote on presidents Taft and Bryan.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bret
Mdina
Ana Ail
W. J. Bryan
W. H. Taft
Mt St. Joseph’s Academy of
Deacons Hold Annual Meeting At Cedar Falls Road Home
The First Baptist Church deacons met last evening at Deacon D. H. Fish’s Cedar Falls road home with about twenty five guests including wives and families. Discussions covered church affairs and local community changes as farms give way to residences along the Waterloo Cedar Falls interurban. G W Fowler’s chair was vacant. Mrs Fowler attended. J T W Van Duyn and wife with Mrs M Downing left for California to spend the winter, planning San Diego as headquarters.
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Cedar Falls Road
Charles Fish
Ruth
Margaret Baum
Mra
Cornell
Max
Vaughan
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
G. W. Fowler
JT. W. van Duyn
M. =. Downing
George van Duyn
California
San Diego
Banquet Celebrates Central Baseball Association
A Waterloo hosted banquet marked by mutual praise between Waterloo and rival leaders Boyle Bean and Hofer as Central Baseball Association closes its season. Toasts honored President Justice, Manager Boyle, and local figures while guests toured the city and praised hospitality.
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Irving Hotel
Gond
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Bank Robbers Freed from Anamosa Penitentiary
In Sioux City, four men once jailed for robbing Citizens Savings bank of Quimby Cherokes county in December 1908 have been released from Anamosa penitentiary. They arrived Thursday and are living quietly with friends. The group once used Sioux City as headquarters and included Yankton D. D. natives.
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Charles White
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Dunoaing
Omaha
Neb
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Lettéy
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Ly Malham
Harlan
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Clare
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Kes
Cherokee Coun
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Melharn
Irene Lewis
Lewis
Melhorn
Miss Granel
Town and Township News Highlights Mixed Or Odd
Oct 27 notes report Mr and Mrs Henry Greese of Radlyn visiting his mother in town. Isaab TMuppey spent time with his mother last week. Louis Bloeger ill with pnenmonia in Des Moines. Beasie Granel absent from Des Moines for illness. A local family held a meeting at 939 Thirtieth street. Car Busa of Chickasaw county recently died. Albert and Mira Resele Gran appear in scattered mentions amid sugar feet industry talk.
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Radlyn
Isaab ‘Tmuppey
Louis Bloeger
Des Moines
Beasie ‘Granel
Bes Moines
Tripali &Ridny
Chickasaw County
Albert
John Hominghans
Tripoli
Jenry Neyerman
Friends
Mia
Jon Spray
Waterloo
Long Dick
Mian
Wilcott and
Birdsall
Ashworth
Galler
Thimblebee Indies
Lois
Denver
Iadise
Geo. Funk
Sam Daniels
E. A. Sickles
J .W. Slaughter
Myron Rohrbagher
Will Jonninge
Perry Farm
Pool tragedy at Clinton MC A building claims youth life
Robert Lincoln an 11 year old DeWitt boy drowned in the Clinton MC A pool. Janitor found the body early morning as the dormitory resident had planned a night swim. He had informed a roommate of his intent yet did not return. The death casts gloom over the Clinton association as the boy, well liked, had lived there two years. His father, W L Lincoln, a farmer, will transport the body to DeWitt for interment.
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Qnally
Keokuk
Oskaloosa
Clinton
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SHY ON POLICEMEN IN DES MOINES TWENTY MEN OVERWORKED
In Des Moines Oct 28 reports say twelve nolga beats lack coverage with forty four officers on duty last night. Thirty two men were called to assist as regulars cover fifty four square miles. Superintendent Hamery struggles to hire new officers due to civil service exams and material shortages. Rumors said several new men would report but did not attend roll call. City safety worries rise.
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Des Moines
Hamery
Chist Milley
Dow Moines
White Sox Landing Baffles Burlington Fans
Burlington on October 23 woke to surprise as the White Sox owned by President Gom Jekey arrived safely. Rumors said the craft struck a snag and sank near Keithyburg, but officials reported a port arrival for repairs. The party led by Jan Cantillon appeared well and happy.
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White Sox
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Keithyburg
Jan Cantillon
Sawmill Burned on Bausman Place In Iowa State News
Reports from Des Moines describe Isaic Wood's sawmill on Bur Crack burning, with fire spreading at the B. EF. Bausman property. Other items note injuries in Sioux City, a push to bring lady lecturer Lady Randolph Churchill to Des Moines, and a mix of court cases, college gatherings, and bank plans across the state.
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Rome
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Lady Randolph Church
England
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Nridrvess
Logan Resident Charles Redingaugh Killed in Hunting Accident
Charles Redingaugh, a Logan resident, was accidentally shot and killed while hunting at Old Mexico. His funeral occurred yesterday after his remains were brought to Logan last Saturday. Survivors include his father mother and two brothers. Roy Nicholson reported varying conditions at the Iowa Street home.
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Redinbaugh
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Iowa Street
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