Eddie Brennan Named Waterloo Club Manager
Muscatine Aug 5 Special. Waterloo baseball announces Eddie Brennan will replace released manager Jay Andrews. Brennan, Waterloo catcher, joins leadership amid team turnover after Wednesday doubleheader loss and aims to strengthen weak spots for a strong late-season push. The change meets fan approval and Brennan’s health, once in poor shape, is improving as he prepares to lead the squad through three-day trip and lengthy road stretch.
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Muscaine
Cedar Rapids
Eddie Brennan
Water- 90
Muscatine
Andrews
Waterloo
Central Association
Jays
Brennan
Clinton Oia
Ith
Manusch
Musatine
Edie Brenan
Waerloo
Beng
Wapriog
Managear Andrews
Wastloo
Cirult
Justice orders standard pitching and no throw to first
President Justice issued a showing to Central Association managers condemning throwing to first and the use of the emery ball. He directs pitchers to deliver to the pitcher in the usual way and urges umpires to enforce the rule.
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Justice
Sailont
M. E. Justice
Turere May Quit Special Meeting Planned in Bloomington
Bloomington Alabama reports a call received by the local club for a gathering of three league clubs to discuss a proposition to close the season on August 15 due to expected inclement weather and other conditions. The meeting is set for Monday, August 9, at Catigo.
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Turere
Bloomington
Catigo
Magee fined for disorderly conduct in Pittsburgh court
Leo Magee, manager of the Grookfeds, was fined 30 in central police court by Magistrate Sweeney for disorderly conduct. He allegedly broke up a restaurant party early yesterday morning, ejected one guest outside, and hurled a pint mug at a man attempting to end the racket.
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Pittsburgh
Leo Mages
Mager
The
Grookfeds
Warin
Central Police Court
Sweeney ‘Sterday
Magee
Warsaw Falls to German Forces in World War I Chronicle
German advance seizes Warsaw, a vital industrial city on the Vistula with about 60 000 residents, while Russian lines stretch and falter elsewhere as Austro German forces repel and threaten on multiple fronts. The capture shifts balance along the Polish corridor and Baltic flank.
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Leopold of Bavaria
Warsaw
Poland
East Prussia
Galicia
Nouth
Gracow
Przemysz
Hungary
Gerat Austrian
Baltic
Teutonic
Vistula
Petrograd
Berlin
Commencement Programs Issued For Waterloo Business College
The Waterloo Business College issued commencement programs richly decorated in purple and gold. The baccalaureate sermon next Sunday at 7:45 p.m. at First Methodist will be by Rev. W B Sandford, titled The Hour and the Man. Commencement exercises are set for Wednesday evening, Aug 1, with speaker Rev Harold B Parr. Diplomas will be awarded by President A F Gates, who presided at last night’s exercises in Fort Dodge. Mrs Effie McCollum Jones gave the principal address. Graduates include William Weist, Merle Witt, Ruth Grey, Hermann Bruns, and many others.
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Waterloo Business College
First Methodist Church
W. B. Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harold B, Parr
First Congregational Church
A. F. Gates
Gates
Fort Dodge
Effie McCollum Jones
Waterloo Universalist Church
Webster City
William Weist
Merle Witt
Elya Culton
Ruth Grey
Hermann Bruns
Mabel Bush
Geretrude Cavanaugh
William Clausen
Earl Conry
Marie Drew
Galen Edwards
Gido Freemire
Tras Harper
Lila Herren
Walter Jenkyn
Clara Koster
Mabel Kuplank
Ida Kueh- UN
Excessive Rainfall Hurts Way in Maine
A Maine farmer reports five weeks of rain or clouds in York County hindering hay harvests. Farmers struggle as hay remains uncut or sits in fields needing turning after ongoing showers. Jupiter Pronius referenced as a humorous attribution for the wet spell in the Pine Tree state.
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Maine
Corn
Jupiter Prnvius
Editorial
Star of the Evening Courier
York County
RAILWAY MAGNATE AELD FOR QUEENSTOWN WRECK
Edward J. Dickson vice president of the International Railway Company was arrested in St. Catherines Ontario on a warrant sworn by Ontario's attorney general for criminal negligence related to the July 7 Queenstown Heights trolley car wreck that killed fifteen people. Bail set at 10,000 dollars.
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Buffalo, N
Edward J. Dickson
International Railway Company
St. Catherines
German Culture Influences U C German Day Speech
Dr C J Hexamer of Philadelphia, president of the National German Alliance, spoke at Panema Pacific exposition German day. He hailed German influence on freedom, education, religion, and family life and cited Germ an roots in American history from 1775 to early institutions like Easter and Christmas celebrations and Bethlehem Moravian seminary.
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San Francisco
Cal
America
C. J. Hexamer
Philadelphia
National German Alliance
Hexamer
Alliance
Greece
Rome
Germany
Cnltnre
Long Island
Pennsylvania
John Peter ‘Eichlein
Tueton
New England
First Lady's Seminary
United States
Bethlehem
Bank Clearings and Realty Transfers Report Week End Aug 6
Bank clearings for the week ending Thursday Aug 6 total 1 46327381 with daily figures ranging from 2030981 75 to 28173894. Realty transfers show deeds mortgages and chattel mortgages including week ending Aug 4 and 5 with totals and previous weeks, instruments filed to date at 4205 versus 4342 last year. Majestic Theatre to receive major interior redecorations after steel ceiling work completes in lobby set by Chicago managers with winter vaudeville shows planned. A Washington Star joke is quoted about studying a subject before giving a speech.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Waterloo
Pole
Majestic Theatre
Chicago
Berlin students riot near American embassy
Zurich reports American travelers recount serious anti American disturbance in Berlin on Tuesday and Wednesday. A large crowd of students gathered before the American embassy and were dispersed by police. Police asked Americans in Berlin to avoid Stars and Stripes badges or pins to reduce insults and molestation.
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Zurich
Berlin
Woman Doctor Records Approach Of Own Death
Dr Mary L Ambrook a 65 year old pioneer woman physician in Colorado was found dead at about 3 am after lighting a gas heater in her room and lying down to die rather than disturb her household. The coroner said heart disease caused the death.
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Boulder
Calo
Mary L. Ambrook
Colorado
Steven
Howe
Ambrook
Judge Locks Couple In Room To Forge Peace
In Kansas City Kansas Judge W W Laer invited 18 year old Rosie Skaggs and her 22 year old husband Ross Skages into his private office, locked the door, and declared they would be released when they became friends. After a few hours a knock signaled an agreement, and the couple walked away arm in arm.
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Kansas City
Kon
W. WW. Laer
North Side City
Rosie Skaggs
Ross Skages
Ihem
Ross
Rosie
Waverly social notes and departures from town
Waverly summer happenings list visitors and departures. Mrs Forest Hirlemann of New York City left for home after visiting the Wd Trioa home. Several locals, including Miss Jennie Hastings, Miss Constance Shlemenn, and Miss Lou Hanchett, left for work or travel. Mrs Amelia Barboo arrived for an extended visit. others went to Chicago, Burlington, and California for visits or assignments.
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George Hastings
Yestering
Chicago
Wesley Tospstal
Constance Shlemenn
Spencer
Herbert Long
Buriington
Muscatina
Richard Manke
Sohle
Joe Spalla
Dorothy Dawson
Minneapolis
Madison
Wis
George Hunt
Hiram
Riverside Park
Lou Hanchett
Burlington
Amelia Barboo
Will Scothe
BE. L. Kenney
Minnesota
Nanna Grosmann
Ray Sewell
Hampton
D. Witt Clinton
Emma Rasemajor
California
Fred Shafer
Colfax
R. J. Lowell
Ray
Waterloo
AT THE GRAND AND PLAZA FILM GIGNETS
Charlie Chaplin and Bessie Barri headline the Grand with a Keystone comedy and the photo drama The Mating, delayed by a theater closure, while the Plaza resumes with Jim the Penman featuring John Mason Harold Lockwood Marguerite Leslie and Frederick Parry in a gripping film drama by Sir Charles J. Young. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertised for hay fever and asthma relief promises soothing healing and better sleep.
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Charlie Chaplin
Bessie Barriscale
the Grand
Hent
Foley
Altho
Jim the Penman
John Mason
Harold Lockwood
Marguerite Leslie Andrederick Parry
Charles J. Young
Women Learn How to Help Kidneys and Back Health
Advice urges women to treat kidney issues as real, not mere “woman's trouble.” Suggests avoiding heavy meals, cutting tea and coffee, drinking water and milk, reducing stress, and getting outdoor walks. Endorsed by Waterloo residents, with Mrs. Fancie A. Pyte recounting dramatic relief from kidney pain after Dean's Kidney Pills.
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Dean
Waterloo
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