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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1911

Page

10

Withdrawal of Roosevelt Final Withdrawal of Roosevelt Final

Pittsburg paper prints Roosevelt letter denying 1912 presidential run. Editor A P Moore relays Roosevelt’s refusal, urging friends to oppose any nomination. The Pittsburgh Leader vows to honor Roosevelt’s wishes and oppose any movement toward his candidacy.

Pittsburgh Col Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Taft Alexander P. Moore Pittsburgh Leader Moore Col. Roosevelt Hunter New York Rosevelt Leader Outlook Fortieth Avenue A. P. Moore

Peddler Arrested Under New Ordinance

A Greek huckster was reported peddling during prohibited hours, checked by Cedar Falls authorities. Acting Chief Wagner sent Marsh al Enlow to arrest him. bond set at 25 dollars for appearance tomorrow morning. The strict ordinance bans peddling fruits or wares while the market is open.

Cedar Falls Wagner Marshal Enlow Enlow

Bosses Must Not Use Profanity on Panama Canal

Washington dispatch reports Col George W. Goetham, chief engineer, issued an order forbidding profane or abusive language by any boss or others when addressing subordinates on the Panama Canal project.

Washington Panama Canal George W. Goetham Foramen

Roosevelt Drawn in Wiley Tangle Over Corn Syrup Label

Washington Aug 22 Secretary Wilson testified before the House committee probing Wiley related charges. He alleged Theodore Roosevelt influenced a cabinet board decision reversing Wiley’s ruling on corn syrup labeling. Wilson discussed subordinates’ harmony, Busby’s fees, Coca Cola expert pay, and Remsen board testifying limits, framing Wiley’s methods as radical and contentious.

Washington, D. C Secretary of Agriculture Wilson H. W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture House Committee Wiley Busby Floyd McCabe Remsen Board Dr. Wiley

J. E. Webb Enters Insurance Field in Waterloo

J. E. Webb formerly of Bradbury & Webb has sold the business to J. F. McGarvey and will join Mrs. Elia R. Baker to handle Waterloo business for the Great Western Accident Insurance Company. G. A. Bradbury is packing to move with his wife to Colorado around mid September.

J. E. Webb Bradbury & Webb J. F. McGarvey Elia R. Baker Waterloo Great Western Accident Insurance Company G. A. Bradbury Second Street West Colorado

Beattie Jury Still Incomplete In Virginia Court

Chesterfield Court House Va Aug 22 The Beattie murder trial jury remains incomplete with four jurors challenged by the defense and 29 more witnesses scheduled including five women Former associates of Paul Beattie will testify to contradict his claim he bought the shotgun for Henry Three witnesses near the scene will recount calls for help and a horn blast Defense also plans to call young women from Beattie’s neighborhood to support a peaceful home life and deny domestic quarrels

Chesterfield Beattie Paul Beattie Paul Henry

Rockefeller Pocantico Hills Home Remodeling Plans

Tarrytown New York August 22 192X remodeling the large Pocantico Hills residence of John D Rockefeller will cost over 1 million dollars. Work underway will add ten new guest chambers across the two upper floors at 100000 dollars each and will take more than a year to complete. The house sits atop Ky kuit Hill the highest point in the Rockefeller estate.

Tarrytown N. Y Pocantico Hills John D. Rockefeller Kykuit Hill Rockefeller Estate

Local Fraternal and Civic Meetings Announced Around Waterloo

Progressive Rebekah lodge No 452 meets in G A R hall Wednesday evening with all members urged to attend. East Waterloo Camp No 5321 Madjarn Woodmen of America gathers in regular section Wednesday evening. Deborah society of First M E church holds all day meeting at Mrs McCormick 528 Denver street with pic ture lunch at noon. Waterloo encampment No 67 holds special meeting for conferring degrees tonight at Odd Fellows hall. patriots to attend. Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary note porch special tonight at Loren Rider 731 Grant avenue. candidates invited. Willard hall hosts W C T U at 2 30 Thursday with business and election of officers. English Lutheran ladies plan meeting and picnic tomorrow at Lafayette park with prentic supper. husbands and friends invited.

Progressive Rebekah Lodge G. A. R. Hall East Waterloo Madjarn Woodmen of America Deborahsociety of Flist M. E. Church Waterloo Odd Fellows’ Hall Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary Loren Rider Grant Avenue Willard Hall Lafayette Park

Pope's Condition Improves in Vatican Garden Walk

The pope's condition remains satisfactory as he walked briefly in the Vatican Garden this morning. He appears to be improving, with officials noting a delicate balance between rest and activity.

Rome Vatican

Commission for Labor Troubles in Britain Formed

London August 22. The government announced a labor troubles commission to study the railway workers strike. Chairman Sir David Harrel, with railway and mine owners’ reps Sir Thomas Ellis and Sir Charles Beale, and men’s reps Arthur Henderson and John Burnett. Premier Asquith hailed the easing of clouds as the panel was named.

London Great Britain Howce of Commons David Harrel Ireland Thomas R. Ellis Mine Owners’ Association Charles G. Beale University of Birmingham Arthur Henderson Barnard Castle Durham John Burnett Board of Trade Commissionera Asquith

Beachey closes Chicago meet with 11,642 ft record

Lincoln Beachey capped Chicago's nine day festival of flying by confirming an altitude record of 11,642 feet on Sunday as his gasoline failed. He planned a Boston contest next, aiming to surpass his height while vowing safer stunts. Maj. Samuel Reber of the Aero Club of America backs the record claim against Capt. Felix's earlier mark.

Chicago Lincoln Beachey Meet Air St. Croix Boston Beachey Samuel Reber United States Army Aero Club of America Felix French Army School of Aviation

War bonds unify north and south, says Oklahoma colonel

Oklahoma City August 22 Colonel J. W. Johnson city councilor told United Spanish War Veterans the Spanish War's greatest achievement was erasing the Mason and Dixon line. He said the war welded northern and southern fighters into national patriots during the reunion's second session.

Oklahoma City Okla Spain J. W. Johnson

Former G. A. R. Commander Dead in New York City

General George Chappel aged 81 former commander of the G. A. R. in New York state died at his home in New York City He was the inventor of an early kerosene burner that produced white light He was a prominent Mason and wealthy.

New York George Chappel New York State

Aged woman suffers fall at niece’s home

Mrs. Eliza Mainewood, 74, was injured yesterday afternoon at 41012 Wellington Street when her foot caught in a vine and she fell in the garden. Her shoulder was dislocated and ligaments strained as she endured much pain overnight.

Eliza Mainewood L. G. Bonquest Wellington Street

Charming dancing party at Sans Souci hotel

Waterloo social notes recount a charming dancing party at Sans Souci hotel hosted by Miss Ruth Reed and Miss Marlon Chapman for about 90 young ladies and gentlemen. Elizabeth Armes of Washington DC, visiting Miss Reed, was the guest of honor. Myers' Orchestra provided music and light refreshments were served by chaperones.

Sans Souci Hotel Misa Ruth Reed Marlon Chapman H. M. Reed C. W. Chapman FE. J. Johnson G W. Nauman Reed Chapman Elizabeth Armes Washington, D. C Mabel Kellogg Charles City Grace Perrin Miss Armes Miss Reed Vassar Waterloo Armes Eleanor Johnson Lon Leland Avenue Washington, D.C Miss Johnson Ruth Reed E. Js. Johnson Carolyn Johnson Ruth Pike Florence LaTier Marie Hitchins Gwyneth Sampson Gladyce Nogele Alice Bickley Virginia Platt Jeannette Gemmill Chicago Alfred Longley

Health and Beauty Answers by Mrs Martyn

The column offers home remedies for hair care skin care and weight loss. It recommends Canthrox for shampoo Delatone for facial hair removal an eye tonic homemade tonics for blood cleansing and skin care Almo roin cream and other tonics with details on preparation and usage for several readers including Eva Nell Adam Maude B Mary and Madge.

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