Automobilists Society Tour Through Waterloo
Forty-six cars in line with 172 occupants visited Waterloo after 6 PM. Albert Lea motorists toured via Cedar Falls and rested at the Waterloo club, enjoying a buffet and remarks on good roads. They praised Waterloo and planned to return, with travel to Albert Lea set for the evening and breakfast in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
Waterloo
C. A. Morris
Morris Motor Company
Cedar Falls
C. O. Lamson
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Club
Lamson
B. E. Farrand
Waterloo Auto & Supply Company
C. C. Lamson
Marble Rock
Nelson
D. C. Armstrong
Marker
Henry Soth
W. G. Chamberlain
Irving Hotel
Autoists at Cedar Falls greet Albert Lea party on sociability tour
Cedar Falls on Aug 9 welcomed autoists from Albert Lea with a rousing reception. A Cedar Falls band greeted them, and over forty local cars escorted the visitors to the Town State Teachers' college and nearby sites after a fine breakfast. The visitors praised Cedar Falls' auto club and helpers for making their stay pleasant.
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Cedar Falls
Albert Lea
State Teachers’ College
Marsh-Place Co Asks Full Title to Narrow Frontage
Marsh-Place Co sues William White and others to recover 612.36 dollars for 9 inches of frontage on Fifth street east near Sycamore. It claims the contract for ground near Waterloo east gave 22 feet 12 inches but deeded only 21 feet 9 inches. Purchase price was 18 500 dollars, and plaintiff seeks remottal based on 9 inches at that price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh-Place Company
William White Et al
Fifth Street
Sycamore
Waterloo
Senate Expands Panama Canal Bill Free Toll Provisions
Washington Aug 9 Senate amendments broaden Panama canal bill concessions for American shipping. A qualified free toll for American vessels in foreign trade and an invitation for foreign built ships owned by Americans to fly the American flag and register as American vessels were adopted. Restrictions require speedy conversion to an auxiliary naval cruiser for mail carriers and limit foreign build participation in free tolls.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Senator Williams
More Prospecto For EW Ticket In County Race
A young attorney asked for nomination blanks at the county auditor’s office as plans for a complete third county ticket progress. Waterloo politicians debate if petition nominees can file under a new party name, since law forbids petition nominees to use a party label. The question hinges on whether a fresh third party can be named on petitions, a matter under careful investigation by hopeful candidates.
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Waterloo
Progressive Party
Iowans Question Auto Position on Third Party
Iowa lawmakers remain split over a third party moving in national politics. Most progressive Republicans in Congress plan to oppose Taft and Sherman, with some backing Roosevelt and Johnson or staying silent. Iowa delegation members largely decline comment amid broader party debates and upcoming state convention signals.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Taft
Sherman
Roosevelt
Johnson
Dixon
Poindexter
Bristow
Crawford
Clapp
Republican Party
la Follette
Cummins
Kenyon
Grenna
Borah J
Works
Brown
Bourne
Towa
Congress
Iowa
Rooseveltt
Haugen
Good
Gertrude Walsh to Face Preliminary Hearing Monday
Gertrude Walsh, 19, held on grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a rig from Knapp Livery Company, to have a preliminary hearing before Justice J. H. Kuhn at 1 o'clock Monday morning. See coupon on page 3.
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Gertrude Walsh
J. H. Kuhn
Knapp Livery Company
Police Bind Man Prisoner With Wife as Captor
Chicago a real estate broker Albert Walson was forced to dress after his wife locked away his clothes. The couple, married fourteen months, faced accusations of infidelity and financial threats. Police suggested court action while the wife claimed spousal friction, including a demand for money.
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Chicago
Watson
Kenmore Avenue
Albert W. Walson
Real Eastate
Town Hall
Shearon
Walson
Dun‘ning
Frank Meade Fractures Ankle After Mud Slipping Accident
Frank Meade, worker for Colby-Parker transfer line, slipped in a mud puddle in the Rock Island switchyards and was crushed beneath a moving train. He suffered a lateral dislocation of the left ankle. initial fears of amputation were relieved as reports at noon indicated he was improving. He was moved from a surgeon’s office to a hospital for treatment.
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Frank Meade
Colby-Parker
Rock Island
Traction Engine Accident Report Details Meade
A traction engine accident occurred about 6 30 o clock. Meade, about 26, lives at the J H M Stier home, 1521 Hawthorne avenue.
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Meade
J. HM. Stier
Hawthorne Avenue
For Rent First Floor of Large Modern House East Waterloo
For Rent first floor of a large modern house on the east side near D Street. One of the most beautiful locations in East Waterloo. A vacant lot near the property recently sold for 4500. Owner needs funds immediately and will accept 5000. Mortgage of 2300. For Sale ten room oak finish can be placed on property. Inquire near Walnut Streets of Lewis Miller Waterloo Iowa. Phone Baptist church. Faces triangle on 11712.
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East Waterloo
Walnut Streets
Lewis Miller
Waterloo
Phone Baptist Church
Triangle
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Terloo
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The
Lawn City
Michigan
Voss and Strickler Grocery
West Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Marsh-Place Co
Canal Free
Vesuelo
American Shipping
New Party Idea
Waterloo Evening Courier
Giri
Gallo Police
Stolt Bros
Commercial St
West Side
Arthur C. Cole
Red
Minnesota Land Co
Princess Theatre
Western Ave
Center and
Columbia Streets
E. Phifer
Ave
P.O
Trent
Clemens
Paul Davis
Litchfield Mfg. Co
Northern Tile Co
Ford Sale
Capital
Quest & Smith
Bluff Street
D East Side
Delicatessen
Cordes & Wight Company
Sycamore Street
T Just
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Gio C
Wittick Market
Oak Ridge
Tickerel
West 4Th St
Veal
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