Impeachment Moves in New York Assembly Eyes Senate Trial
Albany Aug 12 Governor Sulzer faces impeachment after the assembly debated a resolution charging willful and corrupt conduct in office. Republicans urged delay while Democrats urged attendance and a swift proceeding. The Frawley committee report accuses Sulzer of fraudulent reporting and misuse of office. The Senate will wait for the assembly to set its program.
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Sulzer
Senate
Albany
N. Y
Hinman
Frawley Legislative Committee
Secretary of State
New York Stock Exchange
Frawley
Assembly
Woman Editor Dies in Council Bluffs
Miss Mary Eleanor O'Donnell editor of the Tribune women's section died in Mercy hospital Council Bluffs after abdominal illness detected late. Born 1882 she studied at St Francis academy Council Bluffs and at Iowa and Pennsylvania. planned Alaska trip before illness worsened.
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Chicago
Mary Eleanor O'Donnell
The
Tribune
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Alaska
Seattle
Columbus Hospital
Efe Lobdell
W. A. Evans
John P. O’donnell
Dewar Notes and Local Updates From August
Mrs. Follett and A D Clark visit South Dakota for several weeks. Mail bag theft contents recovered near Elk Run. Mae Metcalf to Excel, Missouri for months. Mr. and Mrs. N Bachtel of Waterloo visit. D S Hetpie buys a silo filler. C G W R builds two bridges with a local crew. Boosters met at Jos Bunn home. Weekend rains boost crops. James Taylor welcomes a baby girl. France wine production cited in good year. Cream social tonight at Fiest Turban High and Manlio.
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Boosters
Jos. Bunn
James Taylor
Red Army Advantage in Waterloo Camp Drill at Camp Hildebrand
Major Philpot compliments Waterloo Company members at Camp Hildebrand Charles City Iowa August 12 special report describes a peace time battle drill with Blue army defending the camp and Red army pressing the attack. Col H A Allen praises Co B NCOs for discipline and cleanliness while Major Philpot recalls Spanish American War service. The piece also notes ice cream deliveries to Co B and a light humor about corks and cork sizing.
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Hildebrand
Charles City
Red Army
Co. B
Sindlinger Ice Cream Co
Waterloo Ice Cream Co
Col
H. A. Allen
Philpot
56Th Regiment
Iowa National Guard
Co B
Logan
Col. Allen
Sergt
Donley
Mascot Friedl
Johnson
Majestic Opens 1913 14 Season With Varied Program
Opening at the Majestic next Sunday afternoon features a varied four day program. Highlight is Princess Bonita the beautiful mare praised as one of the most trained on stage. She performs feats without a whip or harsh words, using gentle coaxing and sugar as rewards.
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Princess Bonita
Suma
Bride’s Panamanian voyage leads to separation suit
In New York on August 12 Felice Bahrenburg seeks divorce from Frederick W. Bahrenburg claiming severe abuse during a voyage aboard the Carl Schurz. She alleges choking threats and forced drinking, with harm on the Kingston Jamaica to Colon voyage and again after, while the couple had wed March 6 in Philadelphia.
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New York
Panama
Felice Bahrenburg
Supreme Court
Frederick W. Bahrenburg
Riverside Drive
Bahrenburg
Anthony Dewis & Co
Warren Street
Kingston
Jamaica
Calon
Stamford
Conn
Wind Wrecks Iowa Corn but Rain Brings Net Gain
Des Moines reports a Sunday night wind storm that felled thousands of acres of corn across central and southern Iowa. Despite the destruction in Polk and surrounding counties Audubon Guthrie Dallas and Adair note the wind damage, much of the crop is expected to recover with the aid of rain. Greenfield notes widespread bending but not total ruin and expects some straightening. A Sunday school picnic is announced for Westminster tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Polk
Audubon
Guthrie
Dallas
Adair
Greenfield
Amusement Week Plans Advance in Waterloo
Leaders from the Waterloo Travelingmen's association Town Crier Retail Merchants' andMotorboat clubs plus local bands and businesses met at the Irving home to review amusement week plans. Committees will boost each part with a focus on the Fairs fire works and prize events including a timed automobile parade and boat races to be daylighted for river-side spectators.
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Waterloo Travelingmen's Association
Town Crere
Retail Merchants’ Association
Motorboat Club
Waterloo Band
Irving Hom
Iowa
Busiares
FE. A. Ferguson
Automobile Club
Waterloo
Town Talk Visitors and Short Trips Across the Area
Mrs. McKee of Topeka arrives and visits old friend Mrs. LaRue in the city. Miss Jennings departs Spirit Lake for a two week vacation. Mrs. Russell and children return from Mt. Pleasant after a three week stay. Miss Bartlett visits sister Mrs. Howell in the city. Miss Kleibenstein comes home from Marshalltown. Mrs. Wangler leaves for Colorado Springs for a weeks outing.
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D. McKee
Topeka, Kan
H. A. LaRue
Mabel Jennings
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Spirit Lake
R. D. Russell
Mt. Pleasant
Minnie Bartlett
W. B. Howell
Pearl Kleibenstein
Marshalltown
Wangler
Colorado Springs
Walnut Street Church Choir to Present Sacred Concert
The Walnut Street Baptist Church choir plans a Sunday evening sacred concert in the church parlors with about fifty voices plus the church orchestra. George Moody leads the choir with soloists duets and quartets featured as Mr Mand prepares to leave for evangelistic work with Oscar Lowry of Cedar Falls. Moody and his wife leave fondly regarded after improving the choir’s standard.
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Walnut Sstreet Baptist Church
Ennerrt
George Moody
Artest
Mr. Mand
Hov Q
Oscar Lowry
Cedar Falls
Mr. Moody
Supervisors Split Over Whitney Road Improvement
The county board debated authorizing use of funds for immediate Whitney road work between the city and Cedar Walls with opposition favoring even distribution across several roads. Professor A Marston of Iowa State College spoke on highway progress during his city visit for the Rural Letter Carriers convention.
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Rural Carriers’ Convention
W.H. James
Mo Wo Whitney
Fiaryette
Buchanan
Granily
Bremer
State Association
Iowa
Marston
Anson Marston
Ames
Iowa State
United States
Miller
CG. B. Miller
Post Office
Waterloo
Merston
Siperson
Civie
Associatian
W. HH. Jones
Elpetinn
A. Tleeves
Nes Meines
J. H. Wally
Oftues
Sperenats
Ro W. Yord
Stoam Lake
S. TH. Hoons
Charles Reed
Clarinda
JN. Davis
Floris
Board of Supervisors
C. A. Rownd
Whitney Road
Cedar Walls
Prof
A. Marston
Iowa State College
Iowa Good Roads Commission
Tawa Rural Leiter Carriers’ Association
Government to Call McNab as Witness in Reno Case
San Francisco August 12 The government announced it would call John J McNab former United States attorney as a witness McNab had been listening in court and would identify certain exhibits He then took the stand Southern Pacific agent RR oJ Miman of Seramenta testified about selling round trip tickets to Reno on March 9 into the early morning of the 10th The defense objected and the court queried the purpose of the question
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San Francisco
John J. McNab
United States
McNab
McNub
Oj. Miman
Southern Pacific
Seramenta
Reno
Senator Likely Named Today to Fill Alabama Seat
Reporters expect a United States senator from Alabama to be named later today to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Joseph I Johnston. Names under consideration include Congressman Henry T. Clay Ton of Eufaula and John W. Knox of Anniston. Governor O Neal had said earlier he had not yet made a decision.
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J. Sidney Bernstein
Miss Krill
Europe
Montgomery
Alm
Henry TW. Clayton
Eufaula
John WB. wKnox
Anniston
United States
Fron
Alabama
Joseph I. Johston
O'Neal
Mrs Bopha Harta Dies At 69 In Marshalltown Area
Mrs Bopha Harta 69 died this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Motne four miles north of the city from complications after a brief illness. A Bohemia native who long lived in Marshalltown IA, she moved here three months ago with her husband and son Vincent who resides at 311 West Eleventh Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 PM from the home with Rev J B Smith of Walnut Street Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in Fairview.
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Vincent
West Eleventh Street
J. B. Smith
Walnut Street
Manager Andrews Suspended After Ballpark "Run In"
Wa terloo manager Jay Andrews received a suspended status from President M J Juntiog of the Central association after a clash with umpire Amophe Glenalvin at the ballpark yesterday. Andrews protested two called strikes during the game and was not benched or removed to the club house. This marks the second suspension of the season for Andrews, both stemming from exchanges with umpire Glenalvin. Charles Brammer left for Chicago to join Pressy Frank, then depart Saturday on the North Star lake steamer.
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Jay Andrews
Waterloo
M. J. Juntiog
Central Association
Amophe Glenalvin
Andrews
Glenalvin
Charles Brammer
Chicago
Pressy Frank
Sturday
North Star
Balance Sheet of Black Hawk National Bank August 12 1914
Cash in vault and at other banks totals 1 402 016 28. Liabilities show capital stock 200 000 00 surplus 50 000 00 undivided profits 0. Notes and deposits due to other banks and trust companies amount to 1 861 194 94. Individual deposits subject to check 2 542 775 19 time certificates 170 886 11 demand certificates 11 490 99 certified checks 1 508 88 cashier s checks outstanding 1 067 00 United States deposits 1 000 00 total 1 861 194 94. Chas W Knoop cashier sworn Aug 12 1914 before Lila Marcham notary public.
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U. S
Ee We Wee National Bank
Cove
United States
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Z. S
Commer High
Manlio
Advertisameald
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Kaill
Misa Krill
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Company B
Major Philpot
Mem
Bers of Waterloo Company
Bride
Westminster Sunday School
Amusement Week
Irving
Huntington
Vinton
Benton County
Sexton
Portant
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association of
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Delegatins
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Association
Uhre
Irving Hotel
Connolly
Washington
Wiarterlog
Moin
Winester
Balarer
Oh WL Wally
Ioiinmwa
W. G. Momer
Lyons
BE. Pickett
Ube Doadtes
Roy Wagoes
Agu
BAUR
Penns Vivaldi
Celine
North Westarnte Cs
Volon Pacille
Bowthorn Pacle
C. Ae
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Brooklyn
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United States Steel Pd
Northern Patifien
Creat Northern
Tiree
St. Paul
Mision Pacific
New York Central
M’nab
H. de. Arquitt
Lown St
Brook's
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Goptier| Vale
West Ah
A. M
Black Hawk National Bank
Pesanewne
Total
Black Hawk
Chas. W. Knoop
A.B. Glenny
James Loonan
W. Powers
Tee
Lila Marcham
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