West High Athletes Shift to Track After Basketball
West High School athletes pivot from basketball to track at Svities as Coach Lloyd C. Ray oversees field repairs on Fifth and Locust Streets. The cinder track is ready and workouts resume with warm weather, while new track hopefuls join the squad and Miller is elected captain for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Lloyd C. Ray
Fifth
Tracy Glasener
R. L. Ashley
Eleot Miller
S. M. Wal
Hace
A. T. Hakill
R. J. Ashley
Fred Frebse
Facutletics
Douglas
Ath Bragdon
Robert Miller
Harry Royce
Cedar Rapids suspends Al Ward in latest bulletin
Secre tary J. H. Farrell posts a list of contracts and releases involving Lincoln Davenport Muscatine Marshalltown Clinton Keokuk Mason City and Mason City figures. Al Ward is suspended by Cedar Rapids, among other terms and transfers noted in the bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Association
J. H. Farrell
Lincoln
McGaffigan
Davenport
Mulligan
Wilkes
Muscatine
Edw. F. Egan
Marshalltown
Walter Cahill
Jon M. Richardson
Clinton
Edmond Miller
Harry Simmons
B. S. Bond
Herbert Heaton
Fred Seibert
Keokuk
W. J. Pelas
Carl Tennant
Mike Webster
Mason City
Ray Miller
Henry Schmidt
Marshalstown
Frank Judge
Cedar Rapids
al Ward
Muskies Seek New Shortstop to Replace Creamy Masters
Mill Athletic Club president Sam Beck announced the Mus.kies are pursuing a capable shortstop to fill the vacancy left by Creamy Masters retirement. The target player’s name is not disclosed, but the choice is believed to stem from a major league club. Manager Ned Esan is negotiating with the player’s camp while reports say both the shortstop and a St. Paul recruit may join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccatine
Creamy Masters
Sam Beck
Mill Altho
Ned Esan
Nest
Sam HB
Egan
St. Paul
Unclear text about Muscatine game and July event
The readable fragment mentions Muscatine and a game against the Muskies at the South End Jet, with a vague July date. The garbled OCR provides no clear outcome or context to form a full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witite Sox
Mescatine
Muscatine
Chitaco
Wll
Aseceay
South End
Islanders Reject Three I Offer
Davenport Iowa April 5 Rock Island refuses a franchise in the Three I baseball league after a conference with local businessmen led by Walter Rosenfield and J T Hayes The committee also included J R Lane and M R Carlson It leaves Rockford and Springfield as the likely candidates for the league's eighth team
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Rock Island
J. T. Hayes
Walter Rosenfield
M-H. Sexton
Hert Casteel
Herry Sinmingon
Rockford
Springfield
Navy eyeing large mother ship to carry submarines
Plans at the New York navy yard call for a massive mother ship to raise and recover submarines disabled at sea. The craft would be as large as current subs and built on a new hull design with a hollow underbody to store a submarine after lifting it from the sea bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Honolulu
New York Navy Yard
Portraits of Famous Iowans Sought for San Francisco Exhibit
Iowa officials press to include portraits in the New Pan-Pacific exposition, seeking Buffalo Bill Cody and Rear Admiral Fletcher among others. Captain A. C. Baker and local figures urge broader Iowa representation with portraits of Drake, Walker, Remey, and Reynolds, to honor native sons and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Iowa
New
Literory
Pture
M. F. Cody
Huffalo bin
Buffalo Bills
Scott County
Colonel Cody
G. Wataan French
Davenport
Halon County
Lillian Russell
Buffalo
Clum
Commission
A. C. Baker
U.S. A
Baker
Naval Academy
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Tows
Drake
Walker
Remey
Frank FW. Pletcher
South Atlantic
Fletcher
United States
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Iowa Commission
Guatanamo
Cub
George M. Reynolds
Continental Commercial National Bank
Mr. Reynolds
Property transfers in Waterloo and Cedar Falls area
A series of land transfers and sales across Waterloo Cedar Falls Gilbertville and surrounding areas include Elmer H Chapin to A W Stahl lot 13 block 4 Ricker Bramober Land Co addition Waterloo 1 dollar Geo M Bernardy to Mrs Mary Bernardy part of lot 9 block 22 Gilbertville 1600 dollars George F Wilson to Mary E Bridlen tract north west of block 28 Cedar Falls and lot 7 block 4 Normal addition Cedar Falls 2650 dollars D B Henderson sheriff to George H Paul lot 1 block 2 Dewar 957 62 dollars Iowa Investment Corp to J M Brearton lots 21 and 22 block 9 Ricker Bratnaber Land Co addition Waterloo 5500 dollars Ishland Improvement Co to George Metenit lot 1 block 7 Highland Waterloo 1100 dollars Frank J Fightney to H Y Wilson part of lot 4 block 20 railroad addition Waterloo 4.00 dollars to J M Brearton to A M Place lots 121 and 22 block Q Ricker Brat t Rober Land Co addition Waterloo 1 Win W Wyant to D and T D Wyant part of for 11 Miller s Ltd addition Waterloo dollar Urdin A Shimer et al to John Bailey Bailey executor to John land in 1888 15 87 Elizabeth S Strayer to W Evarett I Taslor part of lot 4 Mack 70 John addition Waterloo 150 Jian Rieger to Frank He and Anns Boni part of lot 11 block 67 Coolers addition Waterloo 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Elmer H. Chapin
A. W. Stahl
Ricker & Bramobert Land Co
Waterloo
Geo. M. Bernardy
Mary Bernardy
Gilbertville
George F. Wilson
Mary E. Bridlen
Cedar Falls
Normal
D. B. Henderson
George H. Paul
Dewar
Iowa Investment Corporation
J. M. Brearton
Ricker & Bratnaber Land Co
Ishland Improvement Co
George Metenit
Highland Waterloo
Frank J. Fightney
H. Y. Wilson
Railroad
A. M. Place
W. Wyant
T. D. Wyant
Miller's Ltd
Urdin A. Shimer
John . Bailey
D. Bailey
Mack
John
Jian Rieger
Frank He
Anns Boni
Cooler
Farrell to Referee Drake Relays Sixth Year
Stephen J. Farrell, Michigan track coach, will referee the sixth annual Drake relays in Des Moines. He gained national notice as starter of the National AAU meet in Chicago 1918. The Drake relays have had no fouling or procedural issues under past referees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Stephen J. Farrell
University of Michigan
Farrell
Gamva
Norice
Chicago
Drake
Hiense University
Vito
Dick Grant F
Minnesota
Tamms Jones
Wishconsin
Harry Gill
University of Lilinois
Theatres In Town Open With New Plays At Waterlooo Majestic
Garrett Stock Company begins a week at the Waterlog with Maggie Pepper by Chas Eigin praising Klein and Gorrell. The Majestic debuts The Great Asahi spectacle featuring the Kita mura Koys, a $4,000 curtain, and a mix of oriental songs dances and blackface acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Garrett Stock Company
Maggie Pepper
Chas, Eigin
Klein
al Gorreil
Majeawr
Mar Braithassese
Asahi
Orlfont
Sturman Mountain
Crom
Kitamura Koys
Hager and Goodwin
Fern
Zelle
Mateo
Memorial pulpit donated to a Dubuque church
Charles L. W. Highmey a Dubuque banker and uncle of F. J. W. PF and C. H. Highmey of Waterloo with his daughter Augusta presented a memorial pulpit to Saint Luke's church Dubuque. Dedication took place on Easter. The pulpit blends Sienna marble oak and metal with a mosaic head of Christ and a bronze inscribed tablet reading The Way the Truth and the Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles LW. Highmey
Dubuque
C. H. Highmey
Waterloo
Augusta
Luke's Church
Christ
Rheumasalts a Pleasant Quick Constipation Remedy
For sufferers from constipation the Rheumasalts solution in water is touted as the fastest and safest relief. The carbonate lithia drink claims to cleanse the stomach and intestines, remove toxins, and leave the intestinal canal clean. It targets headaches, bad breath, indigestion, and rheumatism, claiming to be suitable for adults and infants and to avoid harsh laxatives.
Mistowski Handed to Chicago in Child Abandonment Case
Mistowski was taken into custody on a charge of child abandonment and will be transported to Chicago. Requisition documents from Gov Clarke were requested by Gov Dunne at Wingis but not granted, and Leighton wired Walker to confirm the transfer. Sergeant Worte heim er will oversee the prisoner’s move to Union City for custody actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Frank Boyle
Earl McCullough
Central Association
McCullough
McDoNough
Marshall
Dickey
John Dickey
Okninwa
Hoss Egan
Hoyle
Boyle
Egan
Ed Kelley
Chicago
Kelley
Bill Guthrie
Ovieaka
Coring
Gov Dunne Af Wingis
Gov. Clarke Spi
Misrowski
Few Iin
Che Tneal Potter
Polt
Cttenge
Dete Five
Worteheimer
Unis City
Storage Battery Service Station ad
Storage Battery Service Station offers overhaul, rebuild, recharge for all battery types with a large stock of parts and new batteries. Free battery test and charging capacity 1000 volts. supplies distilled water in any quantities. Waterloo Overland Co, 1 East Plu Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ities
Waterloo Overland CO
Es East Plu Street
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Reokuk
Miller
Woon Park
Angon’s Park
Charles H. Hull
Shane
Karl McGullough
Daun City
Muskies
Quincy
Tih
Amfila
Tle
Naker
Tri-State
Oscar W. Stannen
Tyer
Islanders
Navy Plan
Ong
Lows
Bouddi
United
FLT Toy Jr. Co
Kesner Bldg
Spearmen
Wrigleys
Mistowski
Palace Theatre
Perpetua
Shubert
Vivian Martin
The
Wishing Ring
Mir
Whilto Sills
Mystery
Hager & Goodwin
3CO
Fern & Zell
Dr. Edwards
Dwards
F. A. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Plaza Theatre
Mary Pickford
Mistress Nell
Keystone
Crystal
Edison
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Mary Fuller
Barry O’moore
Radnor
ARROW
Jaett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
Yeting
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