Wagin Pleasing Rooms Open for Public Saturday
The Y W C A rooms in the Century building near completion ahead of Wednesday’s public opening. The second floor houses offices and rest rooms for members and non members, while the third floor is for girls with reading rooms and Bible study space. A two room cafeteria with modern kitchen and serving facilities is ready, with breakfast and lunch options for visitors. The men of Waterloo are invited to visit and take lunch at the NW C A cafeteria. The social committee plans weekly gatherings starting April 2, Bible study classes begin April 17, and Easter Sunday will feature dedication services led by Miss Trimble and Mrs C M Woods.
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Association
Edna Dawe
Flossie Stone
Trimble
Mary L. Day
Wraterlo
NW. C. A
Business Girls’ Club
Miss Trimble
C. M. Woods
Lncal
CHIHUAHUA IN A STATE OF UNEASE AS REBELS MOVE
CHIHUAHUA CITY remains tense as Madero forces prepare an automobile dash toward Chihuahua to meet Insurgent commanders about peace. Telegrams with Washington and Chihuahua authorities offer limited details while officials warn only government opposition could delay talks. Diaz resignation remains a nonbinding demand in press statements.
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Chituahua
Mex
Diaz
Goredo
Jon
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Madero
Mexican National Railroad
Chihuahua City
Maderas
Nash
el Paco
Tex
Washington
Chahuahua
Ecome
Francisco I. Madero
Love and Rivalry Aboard Ends With Salvation
In a storm on the river, two lovers confess rivalries with Winnie and Frank while Mr. Scarborough, unable to swim, sinks. A lifebuoy and rescue pull all three to safety. After revival, the pair admit their true ties as the storm clears and declare their decisive preference over the others. Names Edward Scarborough Winslow Evelyn Frances Boynton emerge as rivalries resolve. The tale ends with a courier want ad hint.
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Mr. Scarborough
Frank
Winnie
Fon
Rault
Tove
USA
Winifred
Edward
Scarborough
Winslow
Tom Evelyn Frances Boynton
Great Northern to switch 115 locomotives to oil fuel
The Great Northern plans to convert 115 locomotives to oil burning grates to reduce forest fire risk in western forests. A storage plant at Everett, Washington will hold 7.9 million gallons of crude oil to supply the oil fueled fleet. The change aims to cut fire causes, with government and President Louis W. Hill backing the move.
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Minneapolis
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Everett
Wash
California
Hill
Washington
Painters Strike Partly Settled in Local Shops
About half the shops signed the increased wage scale demanded by painters who have been on strike for a week. They sought 42 1/2 cents per hour and an eight hour day. Six to eight shops joined the agreement, others still held out. Prospects said an amicable settlement was near, with harmony returning to the trades. TREFFUL OF BIBLE LORE. Houston Journal notes a student has composed biblical statistics in a novel form.
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Trefful
Houston Journal
Holy Writ
Actor Tom the limping horse stirs Humane Society protests
In New York the Humane Society questioned the Hippodrome over using a lame horse in Marching Through Georgia. Dr. Potter showcased Tom to prove the animal’s fitness, noting the horse can perform the limp and retrace the scene reliably. The agent, seeing a sound actor, leaves satisfied as Tom plays the war horse twice daily.
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New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Hippodrome
Georgia
Big Playhouse
Martin J. Potter
Mociety
Tom
Booth
Pastor's charge denied over Sunday baseball bill
Rev P R Miller of the Civic League of New York accused Sullivan Sunday baseball bill supporters of raising 250000 to push the measure through the New York state legislature. President Thomas Lynch of the National League dismissed the charges as ridiculous and said the New York club does not want Sunday baseball.
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Saratoga
New York
Troy
Prr. Miller
Civic League of New York
Lynch
Thomas Lynch
National League
Mr. Lynch
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New York Clearing House
Jnane
Spekie
Chimuarua
Ariides
Maderos
TRI
God
Grant
Iowa
Humane Society
P. R. Miller
Pres. Lynch
Martin
Martin Quality
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bushelman
Glasgow Tailore
Commercial Street
Clarksville
Voogh & Co
Aplington
Vogt
Corey
Omaha
Neb
New Century Brooms
Edward Hilker
Map Co
Grand Ave
Chicago
Ill
W. W. Foote
Cedar Falls
Call
White
Randolph
Waterloo Steam Laundry
Firth and
Jefferson
Fowler
Green
Minnesota
Illinois
Goodrich Drug Co
Harney St
C. S. Goodrich
Ellis
H.W. Hammond
Lameon
Young People’s Meeting
First Baptist Church
West Side Down Town Church
Edgar A. Valiant
Waterloo
Rieht Street
Snap
M. J. Pommer
Jefferson Street
Hudson
Lewis Miller
West Fourth Street
Saskatchewan
Canada
Canadian Pacific
P. O
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