Kenyon Stays With Old Party Amid Bid To Quit
Fort Dodge Iowa August 21 Senator Kenyon writes to Frederick Larrabee declaring his right to vote as he pleases and his intention to remain a Republican. He criticizes Chicago convention contests and party bosses, urges reform, and says he may withdraw if his stance hurts Republican candidates for Iowa's legislature. He urges continued Republicanism and independence in public life.
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Fort Dodge
Kenyon
Frederick Larrabee
Chicago
Barnes
Penrose
Democratic Party
Sullivan, Murphy
Taggart
New Party
Perkins
Flinn
Republican Party
Cummins
la Follette
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
Iowa
Two Priests Transferred From Waterloo To Dubuque
Rev. Father Joseph Linkenmeyer and Rev. Father McKinley are reassigned to Dubuque parishes this week. Linkenmeyer will serve as assistant pastor at St Marys Church under Monsignor Heer, while McKinley takes a similar post at St Patricks with Father Hanley. New arrivals include Rev. William Bowen from Dubuque as assistant at St Josephs and Rev. Edward Slattery aiding growth efforts. Rev. Charles Miller from Fairbank joins Sacred Heart to assist Father Lenthan.
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Joseph Linkenmeyer
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father McKinley
Sacred Heart Parish
Waterloo
Dubuque
North Washington
St. Mary's Church
Heer
St. Patrick's Church
Hanley
William Bowen
Clinton Looks For Sensation In County Probe
Clinton Iowa Aug 21 Reports say a county grand jury probing board of supervisors and other officials nears final action. Rumors of irregularities in bridge and improvement contracts circulate as speculation grows that nine indictments may follow and annual embezzlement could exceed $100000 in recent years.
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Clinton
Acta
Board of Supervisors
Towa
Transfer Ended in Court Over Street Car Transfer
J A Smith, an employee of the Street Car Company, was arraigned in police court on disturbing the public quiet after calling a conductor on a loop car. He was fined 25 dollars with 22 dollars suspended, the judge citing disruption over transfer rules and conduct.
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J. A. Smith
S. C
Smith
Sre
West Ninth ‘Street
Mrs Johnston Better Today After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Robert W Johnston of Houston Texas is recovering from a serious appendicitis operation at Presbyterian hospital. Her condition improved today after an alarming晚上 status last night. Mr Johnston, former landlord of the Hillis, was in Chicago on business and joined his family today.
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Robert W. Johnston
Houston
Tex
J.E. O'Keefe
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Johnston
Hillis
Chicago
Waterloo Evening Courier offers weekly war picture sections
Parents urged to view the sixteen weekly war picture sections supplied by the Waterloo Evening Courier with accompanying text matter. A coupon appears on page 8 for access.
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Waterloo
Waterlon Evening Courier
Conpom
Memorial for General Booth Memorial service planned by Salvation Army
The Salvation Army local corps plans a memorial service for General William Booth founder and head of the organization. Plans await word from headquarters with Adjutant Thomas Ensign Thomas and Adjutant Kirkwood overseeing arrangements at Glen Eliyn and the hall.
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Salvation Army
William Booth
Thomas
Glen Eliyn
Kirkwood
Dway Show Five Assured Of Fund
Iowa State Dairy association members raise funds to 20000 dollars assuring the cattle congress at Waterloo from October 14 to 20. Capital stock set at 20000 with 5000 unsubscribed. Buildings planned include a cattle barn exhibitors hall and judging arena. Shredded Wheat makers buy booths and plan a moving picture display.
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Iowa’ State Dairy Association
Big Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Electric Park
Dairy Association
E. S. Estes
State Association
Booth
Father Seeks Prosecution After Elopement Facts
No marriage license was issued to William Campbell and Anna L Rogan who eloped from Marion Linn County. Andrew Rogan demands action and threatens prosecution if the couple cannot prove license. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City police notified. The groom is an ex convict who forged checks and married Rogan previously.
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Marion
Linn County
RE. A. Leighton
William Campbell
Anna L. Rogan
Andrew Rogan
Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Parole Board
Anamosa
Head of Schools Enters Real Estate Business in Waterloo
Superintendent A. W. Chamberlin resigns to join Galloway-Gibson Investment Co. Pending board action, C. W. Kitne likely to become superintendent and P. E. Ritz to be named high school principal. H. C. Davis to head the commercial department. Eight new teachers to join the high school faculty after resignations and staff changes.
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A. W. Chamberlin
Waterloo East
Galloway-Gibson Investment Company
C. W. Kitne
McPherson
Kan
P. E. Ritz
H. C. Davis
College of Commerce
Ritz
Ahen
A. R. Ferguson
He Wanted Him Visitor and Nurse Exchange in Court
A courtroom gag unfolds as a visitor asks to see a motorist brought in. The nurse notes the man has not regained consciousness. The visitor retorts he only intends to sell him another car, prompting the judge to intervene.
Nomination and liberty contrasted in constitutional framing
The text defends the guarantee of liberty and property as a fixed rule of impersonal government against personal manipulation, warning against subversion by constitutional amendment. It calls for sober judgment by the electorate in November and rejects mid-summer political manipulation.
Frightened Women Followed by Mexican Worker
Antonio Dramentos, 30, called Jack the hugger No. 2, was arrested by Detective McSweeney on Saxon street after three women complained he followed them near Central yards. Found guilty of insulting women, he was fined $10. Dramentos, from Mexico, worked on the Rock Island railroad and had a prior prison record. A local man named Bradley was fined $2 for driving on the wrong side of the street in Waterloo.
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Jack the Hugger
Antonio Dramentos
McSweeney
Saxon Street
Dramentos
Mexico
Rock Island
Central
Waterloo
He Bradley
Former pastor's address boosts Christian Endeavor effort
Rev. C. H. Stauffacher, formerly of Logan Avenue Evangelical church and now in Zearing Ir, spoke last evening on the efficiency campaign in Christian Endeavor work. A large crowd attended and the local society decided to adopt the campaign for the coming year. A brief musical program followed and all shared in a social hour with the speaker.
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H. Stauffacher
Logan Avenue
Building Plan Set for Logan Site Eight Story Structure
H A Maine & Sons secured the contract to erect the eight story building on the old Logan hotel site for James Black Dry Goods. The project, awarded yesterday afternoon, will be done by the day for an estimated $300,000. Only the foundation will be laid this fall. materials will be delivered in winter to be ready for spring, with completion expected early in 1914.
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H. A. Maine & Sons
Logan
James Black’ Dry Goods Company
Market News Bears Wheat As Weather Clears
Chicago August 21. Expectation of higher spring wheat movement with clearing weather pushed prices lower. Cash demand was light though shipments from Chicago were ample. Early trades showed unchanged to 3-8 lower. December opened 1-8 down at 92 1/2 and deliveries stayed tight amid favorable crop conditions and improved shipping. Corn opened easy with scattered trading as September fell 1-8 to about 70 1/2.
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Chicago
St Louis Market Reports And Grain Prices Short Summary
The report details commodity prices and livestock figures from St Louis and Chicago on August 21, noting opened and closing ranges for hogs, cattle, and sheep, with oats and wheat prices across several futures contracts. It includes cash oats, barleys, and various flour and feed prices, plus estimated tomorrow receipts and market tone.
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ST. Louis
Stagata
Ssoegstos
Chicago
Chicago Market Prices Across Dairy Eggs and Poultry
Chicago August first market notes show butter steady creamettes at 22 245 dairies 2147 25 etc eggs steady receipts 8283 cases at mark. cheese steady varieties daisies 154 1h twins 14 15 young Americans. poultry ho e steady turkeys 12 chickens 13 springs 17 potatoes steady receipts 35 cats Missouri Illinois 60 65.
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Chicago
Missouri
Ilinois
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Hace
McKinley and
Linkenmeyer
Grand Jury
Mrs. Johnston
General Booth
Dway Show
Fate OF Cattle Congress
Association
Palr
Elopers
Sherman
Antonio Dramentios
Black
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Yowa
New York
ST. Louis Close
Wheat
Duluth
Waterloo Markets
Wee
Wellington
Pioneer
Proav
Texas
Hanson Viante Fe
Mt Sattet Pho
Kansas City
S.s
Nak
South Omaha
Omaha
Net
San Efess
Tbs
Gaels
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