Women and Ad Club to Reform Waterloo Advertising
Waterloo Women’s Club and Town Criers’ Ad Club plan a joint meeting in Waterloo Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Club rooms on April 21 to improve local advertising. A. B. Haswell cites aim to curb billboards sidewalks signs and flaring posters while endorsing truthful, non deceptive ads and halting unwanted door to door literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Women's Club
Town Criers
Ad Club
Chamber of Commerce and
Waterloo Club
A. B. Haswell
Fred Austin
Paul B Talbot
Haswell
Waterloo
Hey
Haewell
M. H. Kelly
National Vigilance Committee
Associated Advertising Clubs
Navy Vet Marries in Philadelphia Heads to Waterloo
J G Noble a Waterloo native who served four years in the US Navy wed in Philadelphia and plans to visit Waterloo before moving to Washington DC to work at a newspaper his father in law controls. In Debuque a federal court involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against McElhiney with several crew joining. Attorneys Reed Turhill Murtagh Pickett Swisher to file liabilities and assets details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Noble
Waterloo
United States Navy
Philadelphia
E. Noble
Washington, D. C
Merrian
Diebuque
Agaio, McElhineney
Reed & Turhill
7. C. Murtagh
Pickett & Swisher
Waterloo club directors meet this evening in CL room
Local notices list the Waterloo Commercial club directors meeting this evening in the club rooms. Several social and civic items appear from Waterloo and Charles City with license reports, club meetings, and hospital updates. No injuries reported after a car extension mirror mishap near Lane street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Commerceial Elub
CL . Dinkel
Charles City
Waterloo
Tranque- Ung Bildiess
Pomevitis Club
Fred Whitsock
Fremont Street
Lane Street
Page
S. F. Heverly
West Fourth St
Phona
Obituary Victor Mitchel of Washburn Township Dies
Victor Mitchel a longtime resident of Washburn township died at his farm at 4 30 am He was born in Brussels Belgium August 1847 and came to America at 18 He lived in Humboldt and then Washburn His widow Emma and three children Mrs Clarence Poyner Lola Mitchell and Joseph Mitchell plus a niece Mrs Joseph Thayer survive The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 pm at Washburn Church with Rev B S Genung The burial will be in Washburn Newton Anderson 38 died yesterday in his roaming house at 421 Park avenue west His remains will be taken to Wisconsin for burial after an inquest found pneumonia as cause of death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Mitchel
Fedal Township
Washburn
B.S. Genung
Washburn Church
Mr. Mitchell
Frussels
Belgium
America
Dubunque
Humboldt
Emma Mitchell
Clarence Poyner
Lola Mitchell
Joseph Mitchell
Joseph Thayer
Newtott Anderson
Newton Anderson
Park Avenue West
Wisconsin
Peterson Bra
Sidney Smith
Mr. Anderson
Revival talk at Union Congregational on What Hath God Wrought
Rev A M Stephens addressed a large audience at Union Congregational Church on the text What hath God wrought Numbers 23. He traced human weakness from infancy through dispensations and argued God’s plan of salvation as the only remedy, noting salvation knowledge and acceptance determine standing before God. Prayer meetings drew solid attendance and are described as helpful. Afternoon meetings are announced at Mrs Valley’s and Mrs A E Bing’s homes. Married on Thursday Jenson E Dunham and Miss Etta Brice to wed at Mrs Anhuy Bord’s home. Dunham works in Bramerd Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Stephens
Union Congregational Church
Alley
Fifteenth and
Lack ‘Hawk Streets
A. E. Bing
Fourteenth Street West
Jenson E. Dunham
Miss Ettabrice
Anhuy Bord
Kiellstremd
Bramerd
Mint
Danham
Waterloo Plans Clean Up Week With School Aid
Supt Charley W Kling of Waterloo schools backs the Woman's Club and commercial groups in a cleanup campaign May 3 to 10. Schoolchildren will rake lawns pick up rubbish plant gardens and paint fences as part of efforts to make Waterloo look its best. teachers will guide methods and reinforce home and community cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Charley W. Kling
Waterloo East
Waterloo
Woman's Club Civic Department
Concert Will Be Notable Event at East High Auditorium
The Royal Gwent Welsh glee singers will perform at East High School auditorium next Tuesday night in a notable event for local music fans. The 16 member group, on its third annual American tour, sang with praise at Madison Square Tree of Light. Proceeds from the contest support the high school. Brown Crockery Co promotes a Royal Doulton display from Burstem England with orders arriving about December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gwent Welsh Glee Singers
East High School
Royal Gwent Singers
America i
Waterloo
Madison Square
New York City
Royal Doulton Potteries
Burstem
England
Brown Crockery Co
Music Is Feature of the Meetings at First Baptist
An adult choir of over 0 voices and a junior choir led by Ernest Walf with organ piano and orchestra accompany the revival at First Baptist church. Pastor Dr W L Dorgan conducts to large crowds with evangelists J Q Brown and L Moore aiding. Tonight the pastor preaches again as a men’s double quartet provides special music. Meetings run every afternoon and evening this week except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Walf
First Baptist Church
W. LU. Dorgan
J. Q. Brown
Dorgan
lL. @. Moore
Central Christian Cchurch
Amen
Turkish deputies depart for Constantinople interview
Crass Effendi and Midbat Bey, Turkish chamber figures, left home via Paris for Constantinople after talks with Italian statesmen. They denied the mission aimed at a separate peace for Turkey, asserting Turkey entered the war to its end. Also note an English China exhibition by Royal Doulton at Brown Crockery Co with dates this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Crass Effendi
Turkish Chamber of Deputies
Midbat Bey
Turki Mitte
Union and Progress
Constantinople
Venice
Vienna
Talian
Turkey
Taving Eaifendi
Royal Doulton Potteries
Barslem
England
Brown Crockery Co
Poisons mother kills children then takes own life
In Spokane on April 13, Mrs. Luther A. Leonard and her four children were found dead in the family home. Police report the mother poisoned the children and then herself, marking a tragic double murder suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Luther A. Leonard
Great Tales Of Sioux City Graft Trial Reveals Collected Protection Money
In Sioux City on April 13, Police Chief Peirce faced graft allegations in a conspiracy to collect protection money from houses of ill fame. Witness Milton J. Derros described a graft trio with George Ward and Peirce, detailing howDerros sold permits for illicit houses and how Ward and Peirce profited from raids and monthly sums. He claimed Derros bought rooming houses then colluded to raid them to force sales back at a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Peirce
Milton J
Derros
George Ward
Peace Flag Wings Hulls Nordam For Hague Conference
New York April 18 a large peace flag flew from the Nordam masthead as delegates from America boarded for Rotterdam to attend the international women’s conference at The Hague. Miss Jane Addams of Chicago led the delegation and, after a message from a government representative citing consultation with Robert Lansing, the flag was declared permissible to fly on a foreign ship. The white pennant bore the word Peace in blue letters and was donated by Mayor Mitchel of New York.
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New York
Nordam
America
Rotterdam
Hague
Jane Addams
Chicago
Robert Lansing
State Department
Washington
United States
Mitchel
Russians Hold Carpathian Front As Counterattacks Fail
An official Vienna war office bulletin reported Russia's Carpathian offensive halted with counterattacks breaking the Russian line in several places. The bulletin was received by the Austrian embassy in Washington on April 13 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Office
Vienna
Carpathians
Rev. Millikan Dies Suddenly in East
Marshalltown reports the death of Rev. S. F. Millikan age 80. for forty six years a minister of the Congregational church in Iowa Illinois and Kansas, he died suddenly in Rochester New York while returning home from a winter eastward sojourn. The body will likely be brought here for burial.
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Marshalltown
S. F. Millikan
Congregational Church
Iawa
Illinois
Kansas
Rochester
N. Y
Two Suspects Arrested for Theft of Overcoats in Des Moines Area
Black of Des Moines and C. W. Crumm of Jacksonville were arrested today while trying to sell a suit and three overcoats belonging to J. Oliver Trumbauer. They were taken into custody by special officers BE, BE. Brees and A. P. Houston after allegedly entering 418 Fourth Street East and taking three overcoats two suits and other wearing apparel later sold to a second hand shop.
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KB. Black
Des Moines
C. W. Crumm
Jacksonville
J. Oliver Trumbauer
BE. Brees
A. P. Houston
Tack and Crumm
Mr. Trumbauer
Fourth Street East
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Methode
Sandard
NAVY
Hall
TV. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Plul Chrney
Nat. Rank OF Commerce
Taieda
Oto
Thull
Buchanan
Majestic
Ito
Lock Springs
Virgil Lee
Flora Ita- Ider
G. B
Mist Ila Treganza
Mre
Fool. Beneddict
George Lumperies
Zanny Bros
Dun Léger
Wineton
Fligrida
Vivian Bennett
First Street
Viola Henale
Serand Street
West
J. C. Gillisme
LeMars
Anielia Banner
C. O S. Venpert
Fremont’ Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calsvary Evangelical Church
H. Potter
W. Chesebro
G. Bieber
Blanche Hughes
M. R. Wugehes
Independence
New Hart Yard
Ladena Bailey
St. Francis Hospital
Leah Rolieson
4. O. Bailey
Dewey Bailey
Estherville
SUSS
Keane
Peny Turkey
Sebring Prack
Twen
Famed Bank
Franklin
Jefferson
Care Courier
J. D. Finnerty
Baltimore
Messrs. Berch
Patheis Brutal
Red Cross Vacuum Eeseherss
Herrick
Burch
A. W. Burch
Huren Bros. Company
Raymond
Kurt Covington
East
P.O
Mauis
Rev. Millikan
Daul Davis
Iowa
Children’s Waist Union
B. C. Burch
Fort Covington
Joseph Hurd
Royal Doulton
Potteries
Burslem
Brown's China
Bridge St
E. Peek
W. H. Bedford
Cedar Falls
Sanitary Davenport
Kent
I. H. Chamberlin
Davenport
Singer
W. Nd
West 3Rd
Lifer
Independence Avenue
H. 4Th
West Side
P. O
Inquire
Cottag
Chautauqua Park
Red River
R. J. Mallicoat Commission CO
East Fifth Street
Barclay and Glenwood Street
S. W. Harwich
Ellis Hotel
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