Moler Named Head of Black Hawk County Schools Amid Ballots
The informal and formal ballots select H C Moler as superintendent of Black Hawk County schools with a $2,000 annual salary. Moler, 14 years old? married with three children, was noted as current Buena Vista County superintendent. Nine candidates filed, and the convention met to review applications from J W Arbuckle as chair, Rainbow as secretary, and E Hearst heading the informal committee.
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H.C. Moler
Hawk County
Moler
Myers
Molter
Buena Vista County
Black Trunk
Black Hawk County
Rainbow
Schoal
J. W. Arbuckle
East Waterlog
Rainbow Acts
E. Hearst
F.S. Witley
Cedar Falls
Low McDonnell
Cherokee County
W. A. Brindler
Breehide
Tle Fort Dodge
J. Moley
Bucvaa
M. L. Howell
Eht County Consolidated Schools
Clack
J.L. Buechele
Waterloo
D. Brown
Des Moines
Cenar Ms
Take Caserr toneht and enjoy the et penitesy over
A garbled early 20th century pill label promotes Caserr Casercs style relief for liver and bile distress with warnings of remorse poison and stomach upset. The fragment hints at a remedy claiming swift relief from headaches and bilious feelings after consuming wine or other toxins.
British court rules Teddy Slingsby linked to $500000 heritage
A New York court case concerns four year old Eugene known as Teddy Slingsby, whose mother Mrs Charles J Slingsby and his British father Lt. Charles Raymond Slingely faced a half million dollar inheritance dispute. The matter centered on whether Teddy was the deceased child substituted at birth. The court ruled Teddy is the rightful heir, validating the $500,000 claim.
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W York
Apri
Charles i. Slingsby
Eugene
Teddy
New York
London
Charles Raymond Slingely
Convention Adopts Rules to Break Accreditment Deadlock
Delegates convene to organize accreditation procedures with a five member bylaws committee chosen by ballot. They approve a rule set requiring oral nominations, stated salaries, and ballot details. after five ballots a bottom candidate is dropped until an election occurs.
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Accreditmi
Arbuckle
Attorney General's Office
G.W. Johnson
Lizer
LaPorte City
Austin Bart
Waterlion
Johnson
Lincoln
Hollis
Hudson
J Arbuckle
Candad
Moloor
Cleetian
Migs Myers
Bneckete
Hallows
Mes Nennell
Blowell
Cindy
British Official Newspaper Speaks in Behalf of U.S.
A British official newspaper outlines American policy amid rising tension as the United States faces potential war in the Atlantic. It argues Britain and Allied governments defend freedom of seas and condemn actions that threaten neutral ports and merchant shipping, referencing protests and calls for coordinated measures.
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U.S
Cedar Falls to Host West High Triangular Track Meet
West High track coach Lloyd Ray reports preparations for the annual Cedar Falls triangle with Cedar Falls and Waterlan high schools. The meet likely May 1 at Cedar Falls depending on State Teachers College field availability, otherwise April 30. Seniors lead with Elsworth Vincent. juniors by Robert Miller. freshmen by Pick Thoms. sophomores unnamed. Cross country ends season with a three mile handicap and a practice run. track rolls Thursday, practice resumes Monday. West High aims for Cornell College meet May 8 and state invite May 24, plus a possible dual meet with Cedar Rapids High.
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Cedar Falls
Waterlan
Teachers’ College
Schoola Hava
Gedar Falls
Cobbeye Athistle
West High
Lloyd C. Ray
Jesse Early
Stoup
Elsworth Vincent
Robert Miller
Thoms
Northwestern
Ray
Cornell College
State University
Conch Ray
Cedar Ranthe High School
Edward B Perry Concert Friday at First Congregational
Edward Baxter Perry, blind Boston pianist and lecturer, will give a piano recital and informal lecture at First Congregational Church on Friday evening under the Ross Conservatory of Music. He will discuss composers, art principles, and share stories about origins and connections.
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Edward Baxter Perry
First Congregational Church
Ross Conservatory of Music
Perry
Dresden Guide
Boston
Paris
Mapode
St. Paul Globe
Senator Root to Head New York Convention
Albany April 6 delegates assembled to draft a new state constitution. There were 168 delegates, 52 Republicans, with Eliza Root widely expected to become president. Key topics include natural resource conservation, judiciary revision, and the short ballot.
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Senator Root
New York
Lbany
N. Y
Rai
New Constitution
State of
Wescent
Eliza Root
Hendred Duties Vote On Liquor Our
Milwaukee April 1 Several members of the judiciary are being voted for in Milwaukee and four circuits outside the city to fill vacancies caused by expired terms Chief Justice John B Winslow of the supreme court has no opposition Milwaukee ward residents will vote for school directors The wet or dry question is backed by nearly 160 towns and villages The campaign has been active in Madison Milwaukee Beloit and Superior
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Milwaukee
Wis
Judiciacy
Teri
John B. Winslow
Supreme Court
Tno
Deinen
Madfern
Ahrville
Beloit
Superior
City in brief motoring days and local notes
Motoring days are here with goggles and auto glasse s promotion for Buchanan. James Duffy of Fairbank returns from Waterloo visit. Born yesterday a boy weighing nine and a half pounds to Mr and Mrs L R Spafford of 418 Tenth Street East. Westminster church Ladies auxiliary meets tomorrow. Mrs William Holland returns from Iowa City after surgery. Grandfather Isaac Reed’s funeral attended by W E B Reed. he returns to Creighton University in Omaha. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Brundage burial in Orange Township Cemetery. baby died at birth. Howard Tuttle joins Waterloo pitching staff and reports to Manager Andrews for training. P Ramirez held at police HQ after arrest with trousers believed stolen in Oelwein. Home of H W Buchmann on First Street East burglarized. $100 stolen. diamond ring left untouched. Liquor from Avalon Avenue raid returned after court found not for sale. Company B drill at the military fair tonight. fair continues all week. Easter decorations at Plaza Theatre. palms and floral displays enhanced by flowers. Dr. S F Heverly, Dentist, 301% West Fourth St. Postscript notes ongoing autopsy of Fred Watson. coroner says no evidence of death by foul play. The Chillicothe Great Western train bound for Millsburg mentioned.
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W. E B. Reed
Isaac Reed
Creighton University
Omaha
C. R. Brundage
Third Avenue West
Orange Township
Howard Tuttle
Waterloo
Andrews
P. Ramirez
McSweeney
Oelwein
HW. A. Buchmann
First Street
Avalon Avenue
Justice French
Company B
J. B. Bryant
Plaza Theatre
F. Heverly
West Fourth St
UA SE Pea Pty
Germans bar Pinchot from Belgium on trip to France
London April 6 Germany refused to permit Gifford Pinchot former chief forester of the United States to pass through Belgium to enter northern France He had been authorized by Henry Van Dyke United States minister to the Netherlands to act as American consular agent German authorities said Pinchot was Bona Tongrata American consular representative because he is brother of Lady Johnstone wife of Sir Allen Johnstone British minister to The Hague
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London
Germany
Gifford Pluchot
United States
Belgium
France
Henry van Dyke
Netherlands
Pinchot
Per- Bona Tongrata
Lady Johnstone
Sir Alen Johnstone
The
Hague
New Champion Is Hero at Havana
April 6 Havana resumes normal life after the world heavyweight title transfer from Jack Johnson to Jess Willard. Citizens plan a public reception and gold watch for the new champion while spectators and promoters depart. The Johnson disappearance mystery is explained. he visited the race track to view the receipts, unrelated to the winnings, with gate totals believed to exceed $125,000.
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Havana
Ha Viana
Jack Tohnson
Jess Willard
Johnson
British Renew Smyrna Attack
London April 6 Reuters dispatch from Athens reports British warships again bombarding the forts at Smyrna's gulf entrance. Allied hydroplanes dropped bombs as the Arcadia captain states. The Caliph of Smyrna ordered Europeans to leave the town.
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London
Reuter Telegram Company
Athens
Gulf of Smyrna
Arcadia
Conductor and Porter Tipping Debate at Pullman Inquiry
Chicago April 6 Investigation by the US commission on industrial relations continued into wages and conditions for Pullman conductors and porters. R W Bell testimony failed to estimate average porter tips. He said porters and conductors must tip dining car waiters or they will suffer.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
R. W. Bell
Federation of Pullman
Radigal Liquor Bills Pass The Lower Rouge
Des Moines reports strong opposition as lower house defers action on the auto seizure bill for liquor transport. Senate measure requiring railroads to track liquor shipments and ban shipments for illegal use passed 56 to 86. Warrants bill for judges and justices of the peace moved 87 to 8. Prohibition of illegal liquor solicitations passed 80 to 12. Liquor sales solicitation after January 1 barred 76 to 19.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
Whitmore
Justices of Peace
Ilegal
Marble Rock Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Marble Rock residents record a week of visits and travels with Waterloo, Marion, Mason City, and Ionia. Notable events include Mr. J. P. Miller’s seventy six birthday celebration and Mrs. Lilla English’s lectures.
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Marble Rock
Wilson Meyers
Waterloo
John Gales
Virginia Williams
Marion
H. N. Merrick
Extra
Biencoe
al. Knapp
Garrison
D. G. Wineleft
Bess Quail
Ionia
Hart Clay
Win. Glay
Mason City
Robert McBride
Fayette
H. P. McBride
Nora Moffet
Nebraska
J. P. Miller
Alexandria
Juke Johnson
Johnson
Gary Ackley
Lilla English
Chautauqua
Wil Barth
Harry Kibe
W. McNinch
Two Nashua Women Die. Mrs Morse and Mrs Castor Pass
In Nashua on Saturday two respected residents died. Mrs George Morse of the countryside near Nashua passed away after a long illness, leaving three sons and her husband. Mrs T Castor, husband dead a year ago, also died after kidney trouble and gangrene. A Miss Electroates was suddenly taken ill with appendicitis on Thursday.
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Nashua
Angel
George Morse
Platt
Virginia
T. Castor
Mias
Community Notices Report Serious Illness and Stroke
The text describes a woman treated at home by a surgeon from Waverly and other local doctors after a serious condition but improving. It also notes N Nobie, an elderly resident, stricken with paralysis, found unconscious in his barnyard, his second stroke leaving him near death.
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Waverly
Bassett
N. Nobie
Will Lecture on Socialism by Peter W Collins
The Waterloo Council of the Knights of Columbus has arranged a lecture on The Cobong Conflict or the Menace of Socialism by Peter W Collins of Chelsea Massachusetts. The event is set for Tuesday evening April 6 at Elkshall at 8 p m Collins is noted for his writings on Socialism and labor and for his role with the Electrical Workers union He is author of Why a Christian cannot be a Socialist and The Truth About Socialism among other works.
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Waterloo
the Knights of Columbus
Peter W. Collins
Chelsea
Mass
Elkshall
Collins
Electrical Worker
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
America
Great Britain
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