Congressional rage warms up campaign intrigue
A political scene heats as candidates sharpen bids amid rising hostility and speculation about probabilities. Key figures and parties maneuver to shape momentum, while public debate intensifies around policy stances and electoral prospects.
Balance Sheet Items Highlight Assets and Liabilities
Bank balance sheet shows assets and liabilities including capital stock of 50000, deposits including demand and savings totaling 41000 with time deposits 0 and total deposits listed. Surplus fund 10000 and other profits after deducting expenses 40. Appears to reference due clearing house and unpaid dividends.
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JSAT
Financial figures from partial OCR record
A damaged OCR fragment reports capital stock amount, funds awaiting investment, $387 635.05 in debenture bonds, and total deposits of 150 000 0601 after deducting expenses.
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Miptec Eh
Waterloo senator race sparks Democratic bid and Republican push
The era sees J C Murtagh of Waterloo weighing a Senate run with Democratic backing from Black Hawk County supporters while Idora and Dubuque figures discuss entering if Connolly retires. Republicans W B Law A D Sumner Bureton Sweet and likely Perkins actively campaign as Progressives loom. meanwhile Martin considers candidacy and a funeral for Fairbanks marks local events alongside social updates in Waterloo and nearby towns.
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J. C. Murtagh
Waterloo
Wack Hawk County
Make Jun
Idora
Connolly
Hope C. Martin
Business Nan
Duehuque
Dubuque
Martin
W. Bo Law
AOD
Sumner
Bureton
Sweet
F.i C. Perkins
Delaware County
Ead
Maynard visit and district court notice mixed in OCR
Local notes report a visit by Mrs Ed Meyer and others from Wisconsin and Illinois to relatives in Maynard along with scattered family updates. The document includes an Original Notice from Black Hawk County District Court filed May 1974 seeking divorce against George Wflorne for desertion and non-support citing inhuman treatment. court date set in Waterloo.
Local notes from Arlington and surrounding area
Arlington on April 10 reports a few farmers seeding this week. Mrs Franke of Falun Minnesota visits Arlington friends. A home talent play titled Suffragette by the Christian church was a success. Dorcas society met with Miss Nona Halleck. L A S of the M BE church served a fine dinner in the dining hall. Ruth Barton hosted a gathering of young friends Friday evening with Miss Barton helping with serving. Easter services will be observed.
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Arlington
Franke
Falun
Minn
The
Christian Church
Dorcas Society
Nona Halleck
M. BE
Ruth Barton
Miss Barton
Miss Ruth
Notice of divorce petition in Black Hawk Iowa district court
In Black Hawk county May term 1914 John J. Martin plaintiff demands divorce from Florence M. Martin on grounds desertion adultery cruel treatment. Petition to be filed and defendant urged to answer before May term noon to avoid default. Burr Al Brown attorney for plaintiff.
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George WL Thearte
George Wo Florne
Peetittan Tn Bawite
Lowa
Black Hawk Coty
Waterloo
Towa
al D
Vsta
Iowa
Black Hawk County
John J. Martin
Morence M. Martin
Florence M. Martin
District Court of
State of
Burr AL Brown
German Evangelical church observes passion week
The Christian and Methodist churches join the German Evangelical church in observing Passion Week with services and readings. The observance emphasizes reflection on the events of Holy Week in a shared local religious setting.
G H I L D Victim of Meningitis
Katherine Rice, 15 months old of Bert and Mrs. Rice, 25 Independence Ave, died at 7:45 pm from spinal meningitis after seven days of illness. Born Jan 17, 1913. Survived by parents and brothers Harry and Kenneth. Services at home by Father Rohman, burial in Calvary Cemetery. Dies of Diphtheria
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Katherine
Bert Rice
Independence Avenue
Harry
Kenneth
H. P. RohJman
St. Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
LaVerne Margaret Hopper
Edward Hopper
Washington Street
Father D
Paper circulates for widow of Fred Fairbanks
C W Campbell runs a charitable paper on behalf of Mrs Fairbanks and her five children after a Wednesday collision death. Readers near or far are urged to contribute to the fund, with donations sent to the local office and promptly turned over to Mrs Fairbanks.
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C. W. Campbell
Fred Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Stop Liquor Habit Secretly Says Drexel Bank Ad
A Chicago advertisement invites whiskey drinkers or friends to mail a 2 cent stamp and a testimonial plus $2.00 to receive a mailed formula said to banish all desire for liquor. The offer promises secrecy and endorsement by a druggist. W Newton Bennington Drexel Bank Building Chicago.
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W. Newton Bennington
Drexel Bank Bldg
Chicago
Hearings on Panama tolls repeal postponed by senate canal panel
Washington April 10 hearings before the senate canal committee on repealing the Panama tolls exemption were postponed to Monday. Senators proposing substitutes for the Sims bill will urge plans. E T Chamberlain and Judge Thomas Burke may appear. Pacific coast commercial group representatives delaying arguments prompted the postponement. Also noted: a Waterloo Golf and Country Club effort to raise membership to 189 and to lease land for an eighteen hole course west of Prospect park if feasible.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Canal Committee
Panama
E. T. Chamberlain
Thomas Burke
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Golf and Country Club
Phinney
Hope
Martin
Prospect Park
Mandot Set to Fight McCue in Racine Card April 15
Joe Mandot is carded to boxing Matty McCue in a ten round bout at the Racine Athletic Club on April 15. Mandot, the southern lightweight, is training hard in preparation for the contest.
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Joe Mandot
Matty McCue
Racine
Wis
Mandot
Towa Bank Progressing Statement of Iowa State Bank Report
The bank’s statement in response to the comptroller of currency shows the condition at close of business April 6. The report is very satisfactory to stockholders and the figures merit careful perusal and analysis.
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Iowa
Black County
W. Blough
Mob. Neff
Black Hawk County
Louis Frank
Gho.n. Garrettson
J. RK. Joder
Towa Bank
Iowa State Bank
Comptroller of Currency
Mrs Bishop Remembrance Noted In Local Obituary Reference
The text notes Mrs Bishop will be remembered as Miss Mary Hoofnagle and mentions the family’s many friends who will sympathize in their bereavement.
Ames Student Killed by Train in Des Moines
Des Moines April 10 Bert Z Zimmerman a 20 year old student at the State Agricultural College in Ames was killed here last night by a train. He was a junior in the horticultural department and the death is considered accidental. He is the son of William F Zimmerman manager of the McClurg Publishing Company in Chicago. Investigation today supported accidental death.
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Des Moines
Herbert Z. Zimmerman
State Agricultural College At
Ames
Wm. F. Zimmerman
McClurg Publishing Company
Chicago
Ames College Today
Zimmerman
Horticultural
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Against J W Mulhern
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed against J W Mulhern by the Des Moines Drug Co J W Edgerly and Co of Davenport and the Churchill Drug Co of Cedar Rapids. The case has been returned to F B Merriau.
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J. W. Mulhern
Des Moines Drug Co
J. W. Edgerly & Co
Davenport
Churchill Drug Co
Cedar Rapids
Merriau
Death Notice for Miss Ima Bishop of Deaverton Oregon
Relatives in this city have received the announcement of the death of Miss Ima Bishop, only daughter of Mr and Mrs D F Bishop of Deaverton Oregon, former residents.
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Ima Bishop
D. 4. Bishop
Deaverton
Oregon
Candidate announces run for Black Hawk County treasurer
E Duke Nayven declares candidacy for the office of county treasurer in Black Hawk County subject to the Republican primary held on June 1, 1914. Nayven conveys readiness to serve and seeks party support in the upcoming election.
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Black Hawk
E. Duke Nayven
Waterloo Drugist Mulhern Faces Bankruptcy Debts
Local referee in bankruptcy reports former Waterloo druggist Mulhern owes more than $1,000. A sheriff's sale previously disposed of his stock fixtures and soda fountain to satisfy a rent claim.
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Mulhern
Waterloo
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