Fling to Lecture for Black Hawk Teachers
Dr. F M Fling head of history at Nebraska University will lecture at the Black Hawk county teachers institute in Waterloo September 2 and 3. The sessions include morning general talks and afternoon round tables with public addresses in the evening on The Language of Nations. Attendance is compulsory for teachers in smaller districts and Waterloo cooperates for city teachers.
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Black Hawk County
Waterloo
F.M. Fling
Tory
State University of Nebraska
Teachers’ Institute
New East High School
Fling
Paris
America
League of Dales
H.C. Moeller
Fir
Wilson
Nebraska University
Wadertoo
Moeller
CW. Kline
H. D. Lee
County Board of Ertnination
Nevessary
Lupts
Kline
Lee
Nationalists Driven Away from Lisburn Amid Riots in Ireland
Aug 24 reports burning of Catholic parochial property in Lisburn as Nationalists flee amid loyalist revivals following the murder of Police Inspector Swansex. In Belfast’s Ballymacarrett rioting renewed with clashes between Unionists and Sinn Feiners along the river Lagan.
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Lisburn
Ireland
Swansex
Bally Macarrett Belfast
Bally Macarrett
Lazan
Boy Bound to Cow in Play Faces Critical Injury
A boy was severely injured after being bound to a cow during a play. Snyder boy dragged about half a mile before the cow stopped. He said two companions tied his hands and then fastened a rope around his waist and the cow’s neck.
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Asetrlateg Press Freeport
Iehard Snyder
Snyder
Wecow
Cork Lord Mayor Refuses Food After Sedition Conviction
Lord Mayor Terence Macsweiney of Cork, jailed in Trixton after a sedition conviction, remains in a critical state and rejects nourishment while insisting he will not eat until released.
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Cork
Associated Trees
London
Terence Macsweiney
Macsweineys
Trixton
Vacationers Return From Travels Across Regions
A jumble of amateur notes lists residents and visitors from Waterloo and nearby areas: Bertha Van Ingun returned from a week in Chicago with her mother in Rosette Wyoming. Butterfield family back from lakes in western Minnesota. Dr TS Pecua visiting sister Mrs Goalie Vix. and son Cletus. Craig Arbuckle back after a year at Columbia Law. Others travel to Erie Kansas Chicago and Calgary. Some begin new ventures or rejoin local businesses, including Mrs. Alvin C Fox joining The Fox Shoe Store.
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Bertha van Ingun
Rosette
Wyo
Valentine Qraude
Beech Street
Chica
Boy seriously hurt in bicycle fall in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls August 24 Special Robert Speer 40 suffered deep hip cuts requiring 25 stitches after being thrown from his bicycle on Waterloo street while en route to visit his grandfather Capt J A Speer at Washington street The accident occurred near the grandfather's home and the boy was treated for injuries at the scene
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Cedar Falls
Robert Speer
Waterloo Street
J. A. Speer
Washington Street
Fosselman Chosen Head of Phone Workers at Davenport
A. C. Fosselman, manager of the Waterloo Town Telephone branch, was elected president of the United Telephone Employees' associations at the Davenport convention. Wallace Kessey of Waterloo was named trustee, and W. A. Shayer attended from Waterloo.
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Fosselman
A.C. Fosselman
Waterloo
Town Telephone Company
United Telephone Employes’ Associations
Davenport
Wallace KE. Chessey
Foxselman
Chesley
W. A. Shayer
Mayor Fines Railway for Ignoring City Ordinance
Cedar Falls August 24 special. The Ilinois Central Railway Company was fined $100 in mayor's court for failing to provide flagmen at crossings as required by ordinance. The fine was suspended pending compliance with the law in the future.
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Cedar Falls
Ilinois Central Railway Company
KIWANIANS FAIL TO HEAR SCHOOL HEADS
Kiwanis members left disappointed as UH 2. Lee and 2 W. Kline failed to address Water loo school systems. After a noon luncheon at Hotel Rungell Lamson the session became a brief business meeting. Three visitors arrived: Charles Ritnar Cincinnati, Mr Bushnell Indianapolis, and J Sodudgu New York City, plus a Bon Drighh company representative.
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Lee
W. Kline
Waterloo
Paper Makers Meet to Address Forest Shortage Crisis
Paper manufacturers from the United States and Canada gather in New London New Hampshire to discuss a timber shortage affecting pulp supply. The conference, under the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, runs through Wednesday with speakers including George W. Sisson Jr and BR Kellogg outlining cross border pulp wood tensions and industry impact.
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Hythe Associated Press
New London
U. Kl
United States
Canada
Kearnarge Mountain
George W. Sisson Jr
aAmerican Paper and Pulp Association
BR. S$. Kellogg
American Newsprint Service
Moscow Offends Britain and Italy with Peace Terms
Dispatches from Allenstein report that Russian Soviet troops cross the frontier seeking internment as Allied powers struggle to contain unrest. Affected by the Russo Polish tension, Polish forces claim surround the bulk of the fourth Soviet army near Przasnysz and Mlawa, pressuring the front.
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Moscow
Britain
Italy
Allenstein
East Prussia
Heriany
Berne
Switzerland
Giolitli
Tlaly
Irtome
Tucarne
Idard George
Great Britain
Giuseppe Motta
Signor
Giolilli
Third Cavalry
9 Cent Fare Fixed at Davenport With Possible Refund
Davenport August 24. In district court today the Tri City Railway won a temporary writ allowing a 9 cent fare with receipts issued to every passenger. If a lower rate is set at final hearing passengers will receive a rebate equal to the difference. No final hearing date set. the rate takes effect immediately.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Dudge
Tri- City Railway Company
Candy Still Fails to Replace Alcohol in Prohibition Study
Walter C. Hughes secretary of the National Confectioners Association says candy has not replaced alcohol for men. In a letter to the State Department he places confectionery as fifth among industries gaining from prohibition, after savings banks soft drinks ice cream and movie theaters.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Walter C. Hughes
National Confectioners Association
State Department
International Congress Against
Hughes
Moving Picture Theatres
Republican Leaders at Hays Conference
New York report on a two day meeting where Republican leaders from 14 eastern states gather with Will Hays, chairman of the national committee, to discuss campaign matters. The state chairmen and vice chairmen present are all women.
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Associated Press
New York
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
New Garage TQ Opens on Commercial Street Cedar Falls
A new garage operated by O. W. Bailey and Bancroft in Cedar Falls at 808 Commercial Street opens as Hupmobile distributors. They will base in Waterloo, plan to display latest Hupmobile models, and install a full line of motor and Hupmobile service with two experienced mechanics.
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O. W. Bailey and
Bancroft
Cedar Falls
Commercial Street
Waterloo
Sheik & McKee Motor Lin Proprietors
Ibe
Unwritten Law Cited in Slaying of Father in Law
Quincy Michigan August reports 27 year old Cole to claim unwritten law as defense after shooting his father in law Andrew Philips an itinerant preacher in Clayton and Quincy suburbs. He says his wife complained of her father's conduct and warned her not to return. Cole retrieved a shotgun and fired four shots killing Philips. he was arrested and held for grand jury.
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Associated
Presad
Quincy
Aua Cole
Andrew PhiliJon
Clayton
Cole Clais
H'M
Cole
Philips
Hai Pest
Dancing Masters Challenge Church Policy Over Dancing Ban
The American National Association of Dancing Masters denounces a Methodist church ban on dancing teachers after Miss Edna J. Shaw of Wichita reports denial of membership for being a dancing instructor. The group urges reform in church policy and endorses broader inclusivity in line with John Wesley's principles.
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Associated Presa
New York
American National Association of Dancing Masters
Methodist Church
Edna J. Shaw
Wichita
Kan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
John Wesley
Cox Leaves on Tour Over Slush Fund Charges
Dayton Aug. 24 Cox closed his affairs before a speaking tour through Indiana Pennsylvania Connecticut and New York timed to heighten dispute over his charge of a 15 000 000 slush fund for the Republican campaign He will speak in Princeton Indiana tomorrow afternoon and Evansville Indiana in the evening but evidence to back his slush fund claims is not expected to be shown during the trip.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Cox
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New York
Princeton
Ind
Evansville
Mortuary Notice for Mrs Milla Olive Cable
Mrs Milla Olive Cable 49 died yesterday at 2 30 a m at her home rural route No 2 Orange township She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs F B Lewis married to Norman E Cable in 1891 at Vinton They lived in Benton county and Orange township and are survived by her husband children Horace Ethel Peck Dewey Leah John Samuel her mother three grandchildren and other relatives Funeral services will be from the home at 2 p m Wednesday with Rev W H Beachler in charge Burial will be in Orange cemetery
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Milla O. Cable
Milla Olive Cable
Orange Township
F. 8. Lewis
Norman E. Cable
Vinton
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Benton County
First
M. E. Church
Horace
Route 1
Ethel Peck
Dewey
Leah
John
Samuel
Harriett Lewis
Harold
Morris
Earl Cable
W. H. Beachler
Orange Cemetery
Reubens Painting in Little Florida Church
An oil painting once called The Ruebens and believed to be a Rubens scene The Supposed Tribute Money hangs in a small Cocoanut Grove Florida church. A young Englishman who owned it years ago carried the tale it passed through families and dealers before a Michigan artist lit to study and cleaned it. She verified the work and donated it to the church.
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Cocoanut
Grove
Fla
Ruebens
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cocoanut Grove
Greek Minister Leaves for Constantinople Posting
Georges Roussos, Greek minister to the United States, is named diplomatic representative to Constantinople and will sail for Greece on Saturday. Delivers more ships. Hog Island shipyards turn over three ships totaling 24 050 deadweight tons to the government in one day. Auto racer hurt in Davenport hearing. Judge House opens hearing on fare dispute as the racer sustains severe injuries after a three times flip on a practice run.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Georges Roussos
United States
Constantinople
Greece
Philadelphia
Hog Island Shipyards
Davenport
A. d
Scott County District Court
Tri-City
Prain
Joe Thom- Railway Co
Hearne
Phairpin Dumm
Thomas
Marriage Ticmnsk Records Read Like Local Census
Floyd RB Lakane Arnold and Neh Agios Christensen registered in Cedar Falls with 25 Harold W Fox Waterlow and 21 Helen II Gillott Waterloo 25.
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Ticmnsk
Floyd RB
Lakane
Arnold
Agios Christensen
Cedar Falls
Harold W. Fox
Waterlow
Helen II
Gillott
Waterloo
Eccentric Will of Millionaire Triggers Family Feud
Boston, Mass. An 80 year old tycoon died in Methuen leaving a vast estate to Edward F. Searles and Arthur T. Walker with strict no-contest provisions. Walker, a Brooklyn resident, emerges as main beneficiary. potential challenges loom as Boston attorney for a nephew seeks notice of a possible special administrator.
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Boston
Mass
Methuen
Masa
G. Hei
Edward F. Searles
University of California
Arthur T. Walker
New York City
Searles
Walker
Dict Searles
Manhattan
New York
Anald
Broadway
Mr. Walker
Brooklyn
Subway
Dispatches
Deis Marr
Mechanics Falls
Edward J. Searles
Bally Searles
Searle
Lewis L. Delafield
Delafield
Alvert Victor Bearles
Wateral
Altho Bearles
Local grocer ad lists canned foods and household items
An old advertisement from 313 B.1th St lists multiple grocery items including macaroni, pineapple, sardines, mustard, oats, beans, coffee, tea, tomatoes, soup, rice, ketchup, and syrup. It notes brands Libby Carnation Quaker and Monarch with prices and a contact phone for the store.
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Northfield
Thomas Pork & Beans
Libby
Monarch Coffee
Ghase & Sanborn
Japan
Big game hunter seeks companion for Central Africa expedition
A newspaper ad by a noted big game hunter sought men to join a Central Africa safari to shoot game including elephants rhinos and hippos. A late night visitor demanded to join and warned the host, while another fragment notes a photo scandal involving a bathing suit model and a stocking flaw.
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Central Africa
Roman
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Buchanan
Butterfield
Minenesota
Dr TS
Pequa
Mra D. Goalie
Cletus
Slo
Lingireet
Craig Arbuckle
Columbia University
New
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Joseph Haffiman
Oklahoma
A. Snyder
Igna Grand Re
Supreme Olivers
Toyel Arcanum
Chicago
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Adena Jackson
Plainfield
Bernard Boesen
Cutler Street
Gertrude Schmitt
Logan Avenwe
Cleveland
Buffalo
Frank McClintick
Mississippi River
Lillie Hoffman
Bath Street
Erie
Yigit Paints
Rextann
W. J. Hadley
Olumbia” Street
Chinaga
Milwaukee
Harry Suf Dayton, O
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Denver Street
J.D. Burtner
Syracuse
N.Y
Burtner
Order of Eagles
W. C. Ansten
Virginia
Manchester
Long, Beach
Cal
T.F. Collins
M. Collis
Auto
Ida Surtees
Avery
Vivian
H. C. Moeller
Alvin C. Fox
Urbana
Fox Shoe
Sycamore Street
Fox
Kansas
Menvoer Street
Lawn City
Railway
Iforest Protection Society
New Hampshire
Hays
Jordean
Waler
Boward F. Searles
Mark Hopkins
Southern Pacific
Mopkins Militions
Covell & Son Hardware
West 4Th St
C. Stinehart
Lée
Pia
Rike
Washington
Blair
Eveready
J. Ackerman
W. 3Rd
Oda
Lafayette
Black Dry Goa Co
East Fourth
Sycamore
Black Hawk Electric Co
Lafaye SE
WW. Coburm & Son
Bridge St
Waterloo Elect. Sup. Co
Waterloo Hardware Co
Lafayette St
K. A. Dubert
Cedar Walle Elect. & Hardware Co
Main St
Charles City
J. A. Koebrich
Woerxs 'al
OWA Telephone Company
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