Waterloo loses leading citizen H B White after fatal stroke
Henry B White, a prominent Waterloo booster since 1863, died after a paralytic stroke at 9 30 Friday night following a ball game on Wednesday. A former secretary of the board of trade, he guided many city plans and public enterprises and left a large family and many fraternal affiliations bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. White
Waterloo
H. B. White
Board of Trade
W. P B. Hoxie
Efort
Rinto
Iowa
Board of Trade and Commercial Club
Columbia Club
Hast Waterloo
Iowa-New Mexico Mining and Milling Company
Ohio
Cleveland
William W. ‘White
Clayton County
Upper Iowa University
Matilda Lukenhill
Delaware
Earlville
W. Hi. Thrower
H. D. Mitchell
St. Charles
Harry B. White
C. A. White
White
Waterloo Lodge
Tabernacle Chapter
The
Mauna
Elks, Yeomen
Highland Nobles
Iowa Workmen
Modern Woodmen of America
Construction of Large Machine Shop Near Jesup
Ve ee Sept. 4 Pater Heas and Nick Kics of Jesup have built a large new machine shop for Nick Broes. Threshing is nearly completed in this section. Ahles Bros have sold shelled corn to O'Conner Bros of Washburn. Mrs. and Mrs. Willam Sawyer visited South Dakota last Monday. School house No. is being repainted. School commenced last Monday. Ea Bucchele will start to till the farm and has bought a car road of ice. William Huck has rented the Henry Happy farm for the coming year. John Kurtz bought a new tidying plow. Joseph Olinger completed a new double corner for Peter Reuter. Milk haulers are not hauling on Sunday. It is hard to plow and farmers wait for more rain. Another barn dance was held at Charles Benarden's Tuesday night. Herbert A Daley of Des Moines is spending a few days in this city.
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Pater Heas
Nick Kicsoft
Jesup
Nick Broes
Ahles. Bros
O'Conner Bros
Washburn
Willam Sawyer
South Dakota
Bucchele
Uile
Hg Farm
William Huck
Henry ‘Happy
John Kurtz
Joseph Olinger
Peter Reuter
Charles Benarden
Nashua Fair Closes With Record Attendance and Surplus
The ninth annual Big Four Ball association meeting in Nashua ended with record three day attendance not less than 15000, over 2500 paid admissions, and an assured treasury surplus after expenses. Auto races and tail games drew crowds, Nashua losing to Charles City in tight baseball games, Sutliff of Waterloo winning a two mile auto race, and fair evenings with fireworks praised amid perfect weather.
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Nashua
Big Four Ball Association
Charles City
Nashua Park
Elsven
Sutliff
Waterloo
City Schools Open on Tuesday in Waterloo
Waterloo public schools plan to open next Tuesday with over 2 000 pupils. Superintendent Chamberlain led preparations to reuse Hileman and Gind building third floor and East Side Library as classrooms. A list of teachers and assignments across Hawthorne Alcott Washington McKinley Fiske and other schools is included along with a memorial note for Henry B White.
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Waterloo Public Schools
Chamberlain
East Waterloo
Waterloo
Charlotte Bacon
Oda Fuller
June Chase
W. L Griffith
Princinal
J. J. Zeerup
Lillian Rickert
Eeith Egloff
Anna B. Barrett
Loutse Woodruff
Ebien J. Rountree
Sara McBride
Margaret Froning
J. C
Hridgens
Idylaie Tovey
Susan Hemenway
O. M. Thompson
W. B. Griffin
Trevarth
Amanda Schunewan
Nelle Murphy
Katharine Doughtry
Minnie Godfrey
Faye Vine
Washington
Harry Moore
Ida P. Nichols
Julia van Gelder
Martha’ Cooper
Mary Loveland
Grace Brainard
Rose Ingere
Frances Burns
Mayme Sehuneman
Gertrude Hein
McKinley
Bette Supple
Carrie Neidy
Mary Christie
Olive Hartman
Josephing Jordan
Cora Gallagher
Henrietta Hill
Mary L. Day
Evangeline White
John Fiske School
Frances Grout
Edith Porter
Gertrude
Ray
Clara Knoche
Kathrina Bawlus
Dallig Stearns
McFarlane School
Clira Ronchett
Julia Jennings
White
Eat
Witerloo
Board of Education
Henry B. White
Ellen J. Rountrer
Co. W. Broadman
Frances A. Grou'r
Committee On
New York City Greets September With Returned Summer Travelers
Readers learn of fashionable cafes filling as New Yorkers return for fall, the lure of civilized meals and celebrations for those coming from prohibition towns. Wall Street ads promise easy riches, Long Island camping anecdotes, rooftop skyscraper living, and quirky city life as the subway plans cooling upgrades and summer fare lingers in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Rialto
Died Far From Home Remains Brought Here For Service
Mrs Ella O Kemp of Waterloo died at Independence after hospital treatment. Formerly Ella Austinberg of Portage Ohio born June 27 1852 she was twice married first to Joh W Scholes and second to William Kemp. Survived by son Del F Scholes a brother and sister and mother Amaling C Austin. Remains to be moved to Hileman Gindt undertaking rooms for a Tuesday service at Mt Auburn Christian Church before interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella O. Kemp
Waterloo
Independence
William Kemp
del F. Scholes
Fort Riley
Kansas
F Austin
Robert Bryant
Jefferson
Amaling C. Austin
Mdeceased
Hile
Man & Gindt
Mt. Auburn
Christian Church
Elevator Accident Crushed by Stones On Fifth and Jefferson Streets
Ben Daniels a workman on the Dr Dunkerberg building fell 24 feet from an elevator carrying two 260 pound stones. A clutch pulley slipped causing the hoist to drop. Daniels suffered a badly bruised ankle and minor injuries while J W Kates escaped. Daniels treated at home. no bones broken.
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Ben Daniels
Mr. Daniels
J. W. Kates
Mr. Bates
Tha
Big shipment of sheep draws farmers to Great Western stockyard
A Saturday morning crowd at the Great Western stockyard watched over 800 sheep shipped from the Dakotas by Wat Holll and company. Farmers anticipate solid profits from sheep due to low upkeep and yearly wool, despite high corn prices and cattle feeding costs. The sale is expected to clear quickly as demand grows in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Montana
Dakotas
Wat. Holl
Biennial Third Iowa Infantry Reunion at Cedar Falls
The fourteenth reunion of the Third Iowa Infantry will be held at Cedar Falls September 16 and 17. Headquarters at 606 Main Street. Comrade leaders include George W. Crossley as president and J. J. Earlin as secretary. An arranging committee coordinates visitor entertainment and lodging. The official two day program outlines events for old soldiers and spouses.
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Third Iowa Infantry
Cedar Falls
Blue Mills
Main Street
George W. Crossley
Third Iowa Infantry Scandation
J. J. Earlin
Inca
Geo. Philpat
Gharlan Gaahnler
A. W. Leverses
George Tuthill
George Watson
Allen Malnix
Jacob Hoshmier
Debs Views on Country's Need and Socialist Policy
In Terra Haute Indiana Debs advocates a socialist path arguing current industry and capitalistic systems breed unemployment and wealth inequality. He contends social and economic troubles stem from the system, calling for its overthrow and replacement with a cooperative order. He cites Bryan’s stance on rent and reform and outlines a schedule of Labor Day events and meetings across several locations.
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Terra Haute
Ind
Diesant
Dugout
Debs
Factarial
Debs Yeater- Dry
Soctallem
Bryan
Limits of government and equity in industrial reform
A historical critique argues that government cannot fully govern trusts and that a remedy lies in equity. Citing Taft, the piece claims the current order lacks an absolute remedy and outlines four systemic flaws: monarchic industry, profit-driven captains, permanent unemployment, and cycles of overproduction versus under-consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Hot Springs
Western Girl 4 Winner at Minneesta Fair Races
Western Girl owned by Geo Thoms won the 2:12 trot at the Minnesota state fair while facing strong jockeying from rival drivers. She finished first in one heat and third in others, despite being hindered. The horse, a new speed entrant from Terra Haute, drew praise for her Friday performance against Mary Mac and Quintel. Harry Keppers and his wife, longtime Meola Central conductors, are ill at the Millia hotel after traveling from Dubuque.
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Minneesta
Waterloo
Minnesota
Geo. Thoms
Ittla
Mary Mac
Quintel
Elault
Thamas
Imola
Terra Haute
At. Paul
Rovers of Fair Racing
Harry Keppers
Meola Central
Millia
Mr. Keppers
Dubwquee
Socialism as Remedy for Capitalist System
The text argues socialism offers a complete cure for capitalist ills by replacing profit driven production with cooperative use. It envisions workers owning production tools and resources, abolishing overproduction, and creating industrial democracy where everyone shares in the output and abundance. It frames socialism as a continuation of political democracy and a path to real freedom.
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Henry B. White Parkes
Mr. White
Henry JG. Mitchell
Schuyler D. Mitchell
W. H. Thrower
Dan Hoover
James Smith
Michigan
Nez Perce
Idaho
Herbert A Daley
Des Moines
Hileman & Gind
Ing
East Side
Holland School
Hilewan and Cladt
Ria Edelen
Ruly Cave
Brary
Wisses Ella C. Collinns
Harriet Cheney
West Waterloo
A. T. Hukill
S. M. Wallace
Margaret Montgomery
Eva Byerly
Lina H. Moora
Letitia M. Goslin
Stella Tuttle
Mabel Ey Lyon
June Foster
Mae Harris
May Burns
Margaret Thompson
Kindargerten
Julia Scott
Omerson
Mary Coughtry
Ida M. Copeely
Mildred Hall
Harriet Hubbard
Carrie Rock
Florence McCoy
Ella D. Williams
Hindergarten
Alice Shutts
Lowell
Laura Colburn
Dev ¥N Bezold
Daisy Burkholder
Nellie Garvey
Maude Tayis
Lulu E. Gardener
Whittier
Ruth Updegraf
Ruth Updeegraff
Ethele Lutes
Grace McKean
Kindergarteen
Marian Davis
Weatfeld
Kathryn Hannegan
Mabel R. Burt
Elizabeth Connor
Cornelia Moran
Little Old New York
Wall Street
Hoy
Mr. Todd
Cours
Todd
Long Island
Tess
Alty
New York
Gotham
Manhola Land
Casey
Jin
Thanyanda
Raymond Gates
Wangler Bros
Dullas
WM. Kemp
Mr. Auburn
Runaway Elevator
Tanes
Express
Z. C. Duke
Park Road
Frank
Mr. Kuka
Freeport
Alice McMullen
Northern
Agatha Watts
Miss Watts
New York City
Atlanta
New Orleans
Madison Square
Grean
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Cara
Aquarium
B. Spencer
Animal and Reptile Hospital
Bronx Park
Aponear
de Nyce
Fish
Tim
Spencer
Slnnard Bros
Molland
Farntah
Lhat
Ansembly
Old
Saldtora
Get
Nto
Iowa State Normal Wcbool
Baily
Lowe
W. H. Marner
Yoost music—Quartolis
John ¥. Lacey
wolo—Mre
Dubhert
Gel
Geo
L. Wright
W. Crawford
Skatuu
Iowa Regiment
Cal
W. Gronsiag
MR. Bryan
Gov
Philpot
Birs
Goo
Mia
Charley Boehmler
Tuthil
Austin
Loversee
Jacob Bouhmler
Eugene Y. Debs
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