Watered The Courier In Europe Travel Ads Listed
American travelers in Europe will find The Courier on file at several locations. Listings include London Trafalgar building room 7, Northeum berland area, American Express offices, and landmark agencies at 6 Bagmarket, Dewe's Steamship Agency, 17 Green Street, Paris 10 Boulevard des Capucines near Be Y Opera, American Express Office, and Berlin Unter den Linden. Petersburg 2 Neveky Prospect.
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Dewe's Steamship Agency
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Paris
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American Express
Tearney as Judge in a League Vote Sparks Brilliant Parody
A frenzied praise piece elevates Mr. Tearney to supreme authority in a Three I League voting incident in Chicago. It extols his intellect, vigor, and impartial power, casting him as a savior of mankind and a peer to historic figures while lampooning Uncle Joe Cannon’s style.
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Jack Johnson
Tearney
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Chicago
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al Tearney
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Proposing Open Arms for Greek Immigrants in Waterloo
A columnist urges welcoming Greeks and other newcomers to the United States, arguing civilization rests on kindness and opportunity. The piece cites Greek residents in Waterloo, calls for assimilation efforts by religious groups, and suggests reciprocal farm and factory exchange to blunt tariff tensions.
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United States
Waterloo
Ansious
Detective Faces Hidden Dangers From Blank Hand Assassins
A brave investigator pursues the Blank Hand amid rumors of lurking danger. The text hints at threats and treachery, with vivid metaphor of a stiletto ready to strike. It mentions political gridlock with nineteen unpassed roads in the state legislature and contrasts tropical talk with arctic inaction.
Spirit of the Iowa Press records fade from memory
A fragmented note notes the loss of SPIRIT OF THE IOWA PRESS and its legacy, mentioning faded identifiers and unclear references to antec and afeatontes, signaling an archival gap in the local press record.
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Spirit OF the Iowa Press
A Jolly Reunion and The Wright That Was Wrong
Fragmented clippings describe political jabs across multiple papers. References include a reunion of Kenyan voters in Des Maines and Wright’s veto record linked to a contempt case. Fines for automobile searchers are mentioned, with commentary on Democratic and Republican stances amid party tensions.
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Davenport
Carus
Des Maines
Wright
Rinux City Tribune
Asaingt Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Let the People Rule and the Outlaw Caucus
The Times-Republican quotes the Capital of Des Moines alarmed by rumors of promises and exchanges for Kenyon votes. It laments the return of the “outlaw caucus” and notes fears that office appointments follow political favors rather than state sentiment after Carrall’s Young appointment.
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Marshalltown
Evening Chit Chat Seeks Summer Earning Ideas for College Girls
A reader asks for practical summer work options for college and high school girls to earn money without exhausting them for the new term. The columnist recalls past tips such as book agents in Canada, governess work, summer camps, playground teachers, summer schools staff, civil service clerks, and general office jobs, and invites readers to share additional suggestions for publication.
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Miss Cameron
Amos Subirs
Tam
Canada
Political administration of cities and disasters
The article argues municipal government failures cause major tragedies like the New York Holocaust and the Iroquois Theatre fire. It condemns partisan control as wasteful and stresses basic city duties: clean streets, inspect buildings, protect people and property, fight fires, and enforce honest, efficient local government.
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Minneapolis Journal
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Parkhurst
Chilcago
Dunne
FIRE MAY PROVE BLESSING IN WATERLOO CHURCH UNION
A Waterloo report describes four months of union between First Methodist Episcopal and First Congregational churches after a fire damaged the Methodist building. Ministers alternate pulpits, combined services, shared Sunday Schools at different hours, and mixed music. The piece weighs union as a business and religious model and notes a prior townwide example. Also: Black Hawk Auto Top Co. moves from 713 Jefferson St. to 405 West Fifth St.
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Prime Council
Waterloo
First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Congregations
Waterloo Union
Union Church
Black Hawk Auto Top Co
Jefferson St
West Fifth St
Waterloo Eyes Dubuque For Model In Food Rules And Markets
Waterloo delegates met Mayor Haas in Dubuque to study meat and milk ordinances and wagon vegetable licenses. They also discussed Dubuque’s city hall market model and plan a similar central market in Waterloo before summer, with both cities exchanging pointers on licensing and operations.
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Dubuque Dubuque
Dubuque
Haas
Key City
Terros Council
Major Haas
Mayors Serve for Honor in English and American Cities
English mayors often serve without pay while acting as leading social and philanthropic figures in their communities. In the United States, American mayors face debates over compensation to attract capable leaders, with compromise common.
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Ufe
England
State Department
John L. Griffiths
London
Leeds
Belfast
Hull
Edward VII
Bradford
Sheffield
Dublin
Bristol
Edinburgh
Tord
Great Britain
Good Breeding and the Power of Courtesy in Society
Thomas Nelson Page argues that true good breeding rests on kindness and conduct. He warns against wealth as sole respect and calls for revived old-time manners guided by the Golden Rule. He credits women with shaping manners and morals and urges refined individuals to resist pandering to vulgarity for a more authoritative society.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Century Magazine
Senate to Block Tariff Revision in Extra Session
Washington reports that Democrats aim to enact tariff legislation in the extra session opening Tuesday noon, but Republicans in the Senate oppose any tariff revision and expect adjournment before year end. Progr essive Republicans may join in delaying general legislation, seeking harmony within the party. meanwhile Chamberlains ointment is advertised for rheumatic pain relief.
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Washington
D. C
House
Congress
Senate
Decorators Strike Hits Marshalltown Craftsmen
Union paper hangers and painters in Marshalltown Iowa walked out Saturday demanding 40 cents an hour and an eight hour day. About 25 workers stayed home. Painters seek shorter days. under the old nine hour day they earned three dollars daily.
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Marshalltown
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