Objections Delay Whitney Road Widening Plan Between Waterloo Cedar Falls
Property owners along the Whitney road between Waterloo and Cedar Falls resist donating eight and a half feet of ground for a four rod wide highway. The state highway commission demands wider construction for inclusion in the county road system, risking delays in grading, condemnation, and damages assessments. Local residents fear loss of shade trees and lawn space while expecting sidewalks and paving soon as the road gains importance with Cedar Falls growth.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
State Highway Commission
Court House
Peace Concluded Among Balkan States at Bucharest Meeting
Delegates from Servia Greece Montenegro Roumania and Bulgaria arranged a frontier set from Struma river toward the Mes ta river shaping a new line that leaves Strumnitza Lagos and Karthi to Bulgaria and Kavala to Greece. Bulgarians express disappointment while demobilization talks were expected to follow. Joy spread in Bucharest after the accord.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Servia
Greece
Montenegro
Bulgaria
Struma
Strumnitza
Belesh
Mesta
Former resident dies in Kansas at Mulberry home
W. M. Malone of 802 Conger street learns of the death of his step father Phillip Springer in Mulberry Kaw. Old age and accompanying complications cited. Deceased formerly lived in Waterloo eight years, later farmed in Arkansas before moving to Kansas. Survived by widow and four children. funeral held yesterday afternoon.
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W. M. Malone
W. W. Malone
Conger Street
Phillip Springer
Mulberry
Kaw
Mr. Springer
Waterloo
Lincoln and
Edwards Streets
Arkansas
Kansas
Rest rooms to aid Glad Hand visitors at Irving hotel
C L Kingsley will open a first floor room at the Irving hotel on Bridge street as a rest room during Glad Hand days. The space will have easy chairs and writing tables and be accessible to visitors at any time. Several such rooms are planned for the four-day event expected to attract thousands, especially aiding women and children. Saved. Boy's Life. Clarksburg story notes a rescue on a sixty‑foot trestle near Clarksburg where Hulbert L. McHenry saved years old Wilson Allen by grabbing him as a fast engine passed, pulling him to safety before the dangerous approach.
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C. L. Kingsley
Bridge Street
Irving Hotel
Clarksburg
W. Va
Hulbert L. McHenry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wilson Allen
Young Allen
Melfenry
City in Brief Cleveland style notes Waterloo
Waterloo items report visits and travels of many residents including Miss Clara Kelly and Opal Derby. Ansel Conner serves a 30 day jail term for larceny. A license to wed was issued to Henry Lake and Emma Dysert. Local officials and businesspeople travel to Denver and Duluth for vacations and work.
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Ansel Conner
la Porte
Henry C. Lake
Emma A. Dysert
Waterloo
Editorial head moves to agricultural outreach after train tour
After ten days aboard a southern counties alfalfa train on the Burlington route, Mr. Bowman plans more work in agricultural lines and county fair lectures. He will remain editorial head of Cort, and a man taken into custody in Iowa Falls was not the shooter, Jacob Rector from this city.
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Burlington
Bowman
Ite
Cort Mmr
Iowa Falls
William Floyd
A. Leighton
Hoe
Jacob Rector
Labor Day Picnic Plans Divide Local Unions
At the Central Labor body meeting the Labor Day event at Electric Park was outlined as a monster family picnic September 1 with no parade or marshal planned. Carpenters union will hold a separate Cedar River park picnic. moulders undecided. The body also urged Methodist Publishing to place the union label on its materials.
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Central Labor Body
Labor Temple
Electric Park
Carpenters’ Union
Cedar River Park
Electric Park Management
Moulders’ Union
Methodist Publishing Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Methodist Conference
U S Ambassador Is Well Received in Tokyo
The Japanese emperor and the new American ambassador voiced mutual ties between the nations. The ambassador presented credentials and carried Wilson’s greetings, escorted by a cavalry regiment and riding in an imperial coach as crowds showed respect. The empress hosted the diplomatic corps ladies during audiences.
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Tokio
United States
Japan
Wilson
Imperial Palace
Waterloo Knights reclaim Iowa state banner honor
At the Labor Temple meeting the Waterloo Knights and Ladies of Security received word from the national office that Waterloo has regained the Iowa state banner as the fastest growing council in the state for the last quarter. The lodge in Council Bluffs had held it for one quarter, ending a nine month run by Waterloo. Twelve candidates were advanced, with many new applications approved. several will be inducted next meeting night.
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Labor Temple
Waterloo Knights and Ladies of Security
Iowa State
Iowa
Blutts
Waterloo
Waterloo Firm Secures Renown Drilling Machines for Russia
Armstrong Manufacturing ships two carloads of drilling machines to the Russian Mining and Geological Bureau in Saint Petersburg. Charles Hale and J E will supervise the shipment to New York, with plans for a four month stay to assist geological surveys. Additional shipments go to London New South Africa Melbourne and other destinations. The Waterloo plant’s machines passed stringent tests and were chosen for czarist use.
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Waterloo
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
St. Petersburg
Russia
Russian Mining and Geological Bureau
Charles PB
Hale
Jie
New York City
JH. Pease
New York
Petersburg
United States
Europe
NJ London
South Africa
Mel Bourne
Australia
London
Turkey
Aly
Market report shows corn drop and mixed grain moves
General Markets notes a sharp corn break due to light northern rains, with wheat, oats and corn trading lower then recovering. Prices swing for September, with early losses followed by modest rebounds as provisions track corn. Spotlight on Topeka heat and unsettled Midwest weather.
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Chicago
Topeka
Political Honors For Young Man Wed to Miss Ednanuella Francis
H J Kern son of S L Kern of Waterloo earns appointment as assistant attorney general of Porto Rico. He will wed Ednanuella Francis of Mulcatine soon. they have been college classmates. Kern, 75, born in Floyd county, educated at Cornell College and Harvard Law, has worked in New York City and plans to move with his bride to Porto Rico.
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Porto Rico
H. J. Kern
CG. A. Kern
Lane Street
Kern
Mulcatine
Ednanuella Francis
Lassmates
L. Kern
Floyd County
Cornall College
Harvard University Law School
New York City
Thanks for support during illness and death of daughter
Mr and Mrs J J Casey express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and for floral offerings during the illness and death of their daughter.
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J. J. Casey
New Candy Flesh Reducer Popular Here
Mildred St. Albans in trousshold Gyeat reports a German idea aiding weight loss using boraanum Fajube jujubes. The candy allegedly breaks up and absorbs fatty matter with one jujube per meal and one at bedtime.
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Germany
United States
Mildred
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