Waterloo Team Arrives Home Enthusastic About Season
Dr. Jay Andrews leads a 15 man Waterloo baseball party into the city. Most players are new to Waterloo and several have league experience. Andrews offers double salary for a first division team and plans a strenuous week of practice. Carnes and Jokers shine behind the plate. Ashley Tuttle Zonderman Wileus Schorne among pitchers. Waterloo defeats Simpson 5 to 1 with Carnes on the mound.
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Jay Andrews
Waterloo
Andrews
Jokerst
Goes
Ashley
Tuttle
Zonderman
Carnes
Wileus
Schorne
Singland
Free
McCauley
Wintz
Sheldon
Corkhill
White
Tuttie
Wilcus
Sigland
Des Moines
Dr. Andheart
St. Joe
Wints
Sheldon H
Waterton
Lions
Dr. Andrews
Government to install nation wide wireless aero gram stations
The United States plans a network of high power wireless aerogram stations covering the nation. Maj. Edgar Russell and Maj. C. McK. Saltaman outline two central hubs east of the Mississippi and in the Rockies plus multiple smaller stations to maintain national and emergency communications during wire failures from disasters.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Taft
Ohio
Omaha
Congress
Army
War Department
Edgar Russell
Signal Corps
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountain
Maj
C. McK. Saltaman
Middle West
Washington
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Franksco
St. Tanl
Velona
New Orleans
San Antonio
Phoenix
Signal Corps of
United States Army
Navy
Aracoast
National Guard
United States to retain chief bugologist for insect warfare
Washington reports President Wilson will keep Leland Ossian Howard as chief fly swatter and head of entomology, citing his long service since 1894 and role in the fly and mosquito campaigns. Despite his efforts, crop and tree damage from pests remains valued at about a billion dollars annually. Howard, in government service since 1878, helped lead the swat the fly crusade and collaborates on nationwide mosquito extermination projects. Crane of Chicago is likely to be nominated ambassador to Russia, with Guild remaining in St Petersburg until Crane can manage business affairs here. Secretary Bryan indicated a successor may be chosen before Crane’s arrival.
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Washington
Wilson
Leland Ossian Howard
Mr. Howard
Ife
Bureau of Entomology
Howard
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Russia
Curtis Guild
St. Petersburg
Crane
Gould
Bryan
Minister End Ed Meet Here
The Northeastern Association of Congregational Ministers and Churches held a three day session ending at noon. Attorney General Cosson delivered a keynote last night. Mahlon Willett spoke on The New Missionary Consciousness. Alex Cutler addressed Praise for the Triumphs of Righteousness followed by Clyde Henand on A Mutant Church in an Awakened World.
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Northeastern Association of Congregational Ministers and Churches
Cosson
Mahlon Willett
Decorah
Alex
Cutler
McGregor
Clyde 8 Henand
Winthrop
Tov
Meeting details left to committee chair Frank Moore
Frank Moore of Manchester chaired the committee and was entrusted with fixing the time and place for the next meeting.
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Frank Moore
Manchester
Autopsies on Women’s Bodies Begin in St Louis
In St Louis on April 23 autopsies began on Mrs Ernestine Kommichau and her daughter Selma after their bodies were found yesterday in the basement of 2412 South Broadway. The surviving daughter Marie says she buried them because of her mother’s fear of cemetery interment and maintains they died naturally while awaiting an inquest set to begin tomorrow. She asked to be buried beside them in the basement if she dies.
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St. Louis
Ernestine Kommichau
Selma
South Broadway
Marie
Thirteen Men Injured After Cable Break at Leonard Mine
Bell Mont April 23 reports say thirteen men fell into the Leonard mine sump when a cable snapped this morning. By 10:80 o'clock nine had been rescued alive and no deaths were reported. The Leonard mine is owned by the Anaconda Copper Company.
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Bell
Mont
Leonard
Anaconda Copper Company
Honored Guest at Pre-Nuptial Shower in Cedar Falls
Miss Eva Hanson of Nashua visiting Waterloo and Cedar Falls friends ahead of her June wedding was the honored guest at a seven o clock dinner hosted by Miss Helen Smith at Cedar Falls. Miss Smith and Miss Marie Dexter assisted. Guests included Corinne Keagy Evelyn McQuilkin Hertha Strong Lulu Mahanke Mina Mahanke and others from Waterloo. A shower of gifts was presented to the honoree.
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Eva Hanson
Nashua
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Helen Smith
Miss Smith
Marie Dexter
Miss Hanson
Corinne Keagy
Evelyn McQuilkin
Hertha Strong
Lulu
Mina Mahanke
Huerta vows renewed push against rebels in Mexico
Washington reports General Huerta provisional president says the campaign to suppress the rebellion will be renewed with vigor and he predicts a presidential election within two months. Also notes W H Coover of Boulder, visiting Waterloo with his sister Mrs Allman and niece Mrs Brown.
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Washington
General Huerta
Mexico
W. H. Coover
Boulder
Colo
Waterloo
Mra
Margaret Allman
C. B. Brown
Nauman Booster Meeting Highlights Plant Success
The Nauman Co booster club held an enthusiastic meeting last evening with a banquet at 8 30. F B Cowles served as toastmaster and led a discussion titled What Counts in Making a Manufacturing Plant a Success. Future meetings will include all departments.
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Nauman Co. Booster Club
F. B. Cowles
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Nauman Boosters
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