Turbulent Republican Convention Sparks Taft and Roosevelt Cheers
At Cedar Rapids the Republican state convention erupted in shouts and dismay as delegates from Taft and Cummins clashed. Roosevelt drew the loudest cheers from galleries while Taft supporters, including federal officeholders, waved standards and jeered. A taft-leaning chairman kept order as roars and applause echoed through the hall and the crowd debated plans for a potential Roosevelt stampede. Local editors praised the event as a strong display of party vigor despite tensions.
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Cedar Rapids
Taft
Cummins
Roosevelt
Cumming
Teddy
Franke
Thomas
Col
Jarne
Tate
Major Lacey
Timdd Taft
M. J. Tobin
Vinton
Sammis
Trewin
Commonwealth
George D. Perkins
Bldux City
Lafayette Young
Dew ‘Maines
Bernard Murphy
Major ‘Rathbun
Marion
David ‘Brant
Iowa City
C. C. Cole
W. F Parrott
Waterloo
Attorney Hasner
Independence
Titanic Disaster Show Arrives at Waterloo Crystal Theatre
Waterloo shows moving pictures of the Titanic disaster this afternoon and evening at the Crystal Theatre. Admission is free and the exhibit is for today only, promising a packed house for the audience.
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Waterloo
Crystal Theatre
Y M C A Nominations and Summer Rates Adopted
The Y M C A nominations committee presented four directors to serve three year terms and one two year vacancy. James Gardiner Paul MacBachron and C W Chapman named for board seats. Election set for May 7. The board also adopted summer rates: 2.50 for two months 3.25 for three months 4.00 for four months 4.40 for five months 5.00 for six months.
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F. E. McStay
W. R. Cole
James Gardiner
Edward Hanson
Paul MacBachron
W. R. Scott
C. W. Chapman
Board of Directors
Picture Show in Windows at The People’s Store
The People’s Store at 223 West Fourth Street plans a first class exhibit of original pictures in its windows. Reproductions will be accurate and appeal to all classes, with a great variety of art. Mr Beaumont, traveling auditor for the chain, is in Waterloo supervising. Both day and night free exhibits will be shown once arrangements are complete.
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People's
West Fourth Street
Beaumont
People’s
Waterloo
National Airmen Convention Excursion Plans
Entertainment options expand as a Waterloo to Dallas excursion begins with a May 16 train. Delegations from San Francisco and Waterloo will route via Kansas City, with Topeka Enid El Reno and Oklahoma City preparing to host stops and events en route.
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Dallas
Tex
Waterloo
Kansas City
Club
Kansas
City
San Francisco
Denver
Topeka
lEnid
el Reno
Oklahoma City
Society notes brighten La Lomita club events
Mrs Ray M Lewis hosted La Lomita club members yesterday afternoon on Riehl street planning the May 10 dinner at Mrs C B Blacks Chautauqua park. the event will begin at seven and guests will join afterward.
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Petersen
Grant Avenue
Wedding at the bride’s parents home and club gatherings
A wedding reception was held last evening at the bride’s parents home where relatives and friends offered good wishes to the couple. The Needle Club met at Mrs. Morrison’s home for an afternoon of conversation and sewing with a two course menu. Mrs. Wilkinson hosted a dinner for Sander Sisters’ millinery ladies, followed by music, fortune telling, and stories. The G TA B of L F held a meeting in Engineers' Hall with plans for a social gathering in two weeks.
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Priscilla Club
J. A. Bown
Third, Street, West
Waterino
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
E. B. Hadley
Maude Hostetler
Almond Street
Ida Ewald
Commercial Treet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Deborah Society
M. BE
H. G. Phinney
Royral
Pythian Temple
C. H. Eightey
Highland
First Lutheran League
Harry Hanson
John Hanson
Moblie Street
Henry Lingelbach
Hanson
Asa Smith
Needle Club
F. C. Morrison
Conger [Street
Florence Highberger
Edward Brady
Independence Avenue
W. BR. Wilkinson
Sander Sisters
Washington Street
Elsie Sander
Martha Helden
Frances Strubel
Gertrude Fellner
Music Precedes East High Debate at Waterloo High
An evening program will precede the triangular debate in the Waterloo high school manual training auditorium. Miss Agnes Rodholdt will play piano, Ralph Etckelberg will perform a violin solo, the Mixed Glee club will sing, and two Waterloo Conservatory of Music students will present numbers. Judges for the debate are Superintendent Bruce Francis J W Jarnagin and C H Myorholta, all from Cedar Falls.
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Waterloo High ‘School
Agnes Rodholdt
Ralph Etckelberg
Waterloo Conservatory of Muale
Bruce Francis
J. W. Jjarnagin
C. H. Myorholta
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk National Bank Sees Growth in Latest Report
Report of the condition of the Black Hawk National Bank at the close of business April 18 shows flattering results for officers and stockholders. The institution continues its growth trend with total resources listed at 1,807,583.52 dollars.
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Black Hawk Bank
Black Hawk National Bank
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Euditorium
Chateman Thomas Sagair
Tobin
Hack
Boyle
Lena
Dodge
Webster County
Rankin
Frank Foyle
Mr. Rankin
Fort Dodge
New York Floral Co
Sycamore St
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Natl. Bank
Captain Smith
Rostrom
Carpathia
Major Pugent
F. W. Wieland
H. T. Fisher
F. M. Devendorf
D. W. Bovee
C. M. Wray
F. C. ‘Sage
Tertainment
Galore
Enroute
Society Ww News
Harriet Harvey
The
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First
Calvary Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the
Calvary Evangelical Church
Young People's Missionary
Young People’s Missionary
Soelery
East Park
Effie McCullom Jones
Universal At Church
Harry Crafton
Miss Hattle’ Belle Smith
Masoo City
Ottumwa, Ia
Marshalltown
Sidney Co. Women's, Misses' and Children's Outfitters
East Fourth Street
Hoekeeter, M
Sioux City, Is
Sidney Company
Underwood
Western Union Telegraph Company
Underwood Typewriter Company
Marsh Place
Iowa
East High
Gladstone
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Watreloo
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Jefferson Street
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