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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1911

Page

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Northern Glugs Win All Points Contended In Three I Row

National commission upholds prior ruling and keeps the Three I League intact for the season. Northern clubs celebrate while Quincy faces uncertain status as meetings, possible ten club leagues, and schedule decisions loom. Tearney praised for fairness but controversy over club rights continues.

National Commission Chicago Tearney Messrs. Boyle Ewald Waterloo Handy Andy Chicago Tribune National Board of Arbitration Dubuque Davenport Rock Island Quincy Hofer Pinion League Herrcimin B. B. Johnson T. J Quincey Herrmann Cannon House of Representatives Kinsella F. Kinsella Springfield Theodore’ Scharle Clarence Rowland J. T. Hayes William Ewald Frank Boyle H. E. Casteel M. E. Sexton

Grounders: Chicago alderman race drift and local removals

The column mocks Tearney’s bid for Third Ward alderman on the Democratic ticket in Chicago, hints at personal disputes and court action in Quincy, and notes Black Hawk Auto Top Co. removing from 713 Jefferson St. to 405 West Fifth St.

Tearney Chicago Black Hawk Auto Top Co. i Jefferson St Weat Fifth St

Waterloo Wing Triumphs in Three-League Stand

Fans in Waterloo celebrate after news that the Three-League will remain the same as last year. Beaton and Boyle are cited, with locals recalling Waterloo’s vindication in civil and baseball courts. Streets ring bells as crowds cheer, sharing that they won out in the Three-League.

Waterloo Prank Boyle

Ed Merriam and sports figures highlight Chicago mayoral bid

The piece notes Ed Merriam's athletic past with Hopkinton High School and Lenox College as he campaigns for Chicago mayor. It also surveys Lexington stock farm shifts, boxing plans for Packey McFarland, and upcoming bouts, plus a one armed Mercer pitcher at Georgia's college team and Chicago aviation school enrollment.

Ed Merriam Chicago Hopkinton Lenox College

Navy Secretary Faces Protests Over Enimas Aboard San

Washington April 4 Secretary of the Navy Mr. Meyer reports protests from humane associations about living animals on board the ship San in the wake of cat rights activism.

Washington, D. C Meyer Secretary of the Navy Humane Enimaia

William Ewald Honored by Waterloo Baseball Fans

William Ewald serves as vice president of the Waterloo association and has been the city’s chief spokesman in meetings and debates. A founder in spirit of the old Iowa league, his years of effort kept Waterloo on the baseball map and he is praised for deep knowledge of the game. Fans wish him a longer life.

Tommy Mowatt Tommy Moore Rudy Anholz St. Joseph Moore Mowatt Frank Boyle Waterloo National Commission Boyle Ewald Waterloo Association Alpha Omega Bill” Ewald

Navy letter on experiments with animals during target practice

Secretary Meyer replies to protests over placing live chickens and cats aboard the San Marcos during target practice. The letter explains the animals were used to study gas effects of explosive shells and that manikins of sawdust simulated fragmentation to learn facts that could reduce brutality in war.

No clear headline due to corrupted text

Fragmentary advertisement copy mentions F. J. Cheney & Co and multiple trading names, with garbled claims about medical products and testimonials. The legible items include references to Toilets and sales agents, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.

New York Protest Islanders Blame Community For Fire Losses

A massive New York rally at the Metropolitan Opera House blamed lax civic duty for the Washington Place fire disaster. Speakers including Jacob H. Schiff and Bishop Greer urged stronger building code enforcement and more inspectors, while calling for a city fire prevention conference and continued memorials by unions.

New York Washington Place Metropolitan Opera House Jacob H. Schiff Red Cross Fund Board of Health Dix Grand Central Palace Cloak and Shirtmakers’ Union

Dr Miles Nervine Claims From Grave Improve

Mrs. Thomas Taylor of Blum Texas praises Dr Miles Restorative Nervine claiming it raised her from the grave and eased nervous exhaustion amid modern weariness. She says the remedy helped with sleeplessness and loss of appetite and would not trade the second bottle for any sum.

Thomas Taylor Blum Texas Miles Blam Tex

Dr Miles Nervine Advertises Nervous Energy Boost

An advertisement for Dr Miles Nervine promises to tone the nervous system and relieve misery from nervous exhaustion. It offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not benefit and lists Miles Medical Co in Elkhart Indiana.

Miles Miles Medical CO Elkhart, Ind

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