DIVISION CONFERENCE OF LUTHERAN SOCIETY CONVENES HERE
Delegates from Iowa and nearby states arrive for the fifth division Young People's society of Danish Lutheran church in America conference at Bethlehem church in Cedar Falls. Notables include Rev. A Hildegaard and Rev. Jansen among others. booster trip and social events planned.
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Division
Conference OF Lutheran Society
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Young People’s Society of Danish “Luthran
America
Bethehhem Church
A. Childegaard
Cedar Alls
Phyra’ Dorf
Chicago
O. H. Go
Woman’s Greatest Duty and the Ballot Debate
Views of the people discuss women’s duty and suffrage with examples and anecdotes. Maud Castile comments on home life and patriotism, arguing that politics is for men while women mold children, pondering whether women can be trusted with political questions. The piece reflects a era’s gender roles and debate over equal rights.
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Waterlos
Omar
W. J. Bryan
Mushonor
Lincoln
Womath
Usband
Peace parley shift to Polish capital in flux
Foreign bureaus keep open as Warsaw celebrates a capital-saving victory. General Weygand gains the freedom of Warsaw and the ceremonial sword of King Bathori as Paris notes shifting peace talks and Polish gains. Meanwhile Vilna is evacuated by Russian forces and Lithuanian troops take the city, with Ostrolenka captured and the Narew crossed. Polish advances press toward Grodno while Galician fronts see Soviet retreat.
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John Campbell White
P. Pierrepont Mofet
Warsaw
Weyglund
Paris
Stephen Bathori
Vilna
Lithuania
Foreign Office
London
London Times
Kovno
Moscow
Ostrolenka
Lomza
Narew
Central News
Mlawa
Thrush
Bialystok
Grodno
Mayor Orders All Weeds Out to Help Hay Fever Victims
Mayor N W Frisbie vows rapid weed destruction near homes of residents afflicted with hay fever. He personally inspected city streets and ordered the street commissioner to cut down the worst ragweed patches before sunset, prioritizing areas most troublesome to villagers. He aims to reach all weed plots quickly.
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N. W. Frisbie
Ruths 447th homer tops Polo grounds clash
Ruth hits his forty fourth homer of the season for the New York Americans against the Chicago White Sox at the Polo Grounds. The game in New York overlaps with census news from Richmond Virginia noting it becomes the thirty seventh largest city with a population of 171,873. An ice cream sociable is announced by Willing Workers class of Mt Trope church at Ray vee stone's home Friday evening.
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Ruth
New York
Babe” Ruth
New York Americans
Polo Grounds
Chicago White Sox
Richmond
Washington, D.C
Census Bureau
Mt. Trope Church
Ray Vee Stone
Homeward bound Iowa guard unit wins at Camp McHenry
The Co M battalion of the Iowa National Guard returned to Storm Lake after a 16 day drill at Camp McHenry. Lieut Ehrig Capt Rouse and Lieut Penne led Co M to top marks in rifle and diamond events while others earned battalion and tent pitching honors. Storm Lake residents welcomed the troops with a warm reception at the armory.
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Water Jou
National Guard Uait
Camp McHenry
Storm Lake
Iowa
H. J. Ehrig
Howard J. Rouse
Co. M
Co. M! Won the Championship of Mhe
J. G. Penne
Waterloo
Algo
Surg
Allard
Ross
J. N. Jacobsen
Leonard Laird
Co. B
Col. Ross
Capt. Rouse
Y. Mlc. A
Mlinois
Greater Waterloo Association Plans More Homes
Contractors submit bids for housing projects designed by Netcott & Netcott. Bids are due by 10 a.m. September 7 at the firm’s Black Building office. Housing committee will open bids on the final day. plans and specs accompany bids or can be returned earlier.
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Greater Waterloo
Fiy
Netcott & Netcott
Nntcott & Netcott
Black
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Chambers of Commerce
Waterloo Association
Dispute Over Color Line Roils City Courtroom
In a color line case before Judge O B Courtight the city charges Harry Bell Jr and Mrs Harry Bell Sr with disorderly conduct and disturbing public quiet. Negro witnesses dominate the proceedings as both sides clash amid a partisan courtroom. The trial adjourned for noon with prosecutors resuming at 2 PM.
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O. B. Courtight
Harry Bell, Jr
Harry Bell, Sr. White
Mills
Reed
For Sale Ad Sells Quietly in Courier
A compact classifieds item in the Courier presents a silent, effective sales pitch. The ad emphasizes clear terms, a fair price, and prompt contact details for serious buyers seeking a straightforward transaction.
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The
Courier
Nab Alleged Car Thief Arrested After False Identity
Carl Babbitt, using the name GI Allen, entered Waterloo police seeking a transfer of a registered vehicle. Police traced the car to Fairbank, where a man named G B Allen claimed his car was stolen by Jesup. Babbitt admitted he lied to facilitate the sale, and the car is believed recovered. a $300 check is held by police. Chief Young and Capt. Farrell led the inquiry.
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Carl Babbitt
G.I. Allen
Wo Il Young
John Arrell
Babbitt
FL Atenin
Fairbaunk
Sheen
Police Department of
Waterloo
Allen
Fairbank
B. Allen
Jesup
Sane
Wasseriag
Farrell
G. B. Allen
Young
Rabbitt
Suspect Arrested in Hotel Linked to Disappearance Case
Local police detained Young and Babbitt at a city hotel in connection with a missing girl case. Officials said one suspect faced charges of larceny and automobile sale while a court attorney awaited further developments. G Allen was expected in the city to help identify the victim.
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Babbitt
Wan
Eller
Wraisido de Bole
Reat G. Allen
Jaty
Ehudan Lila
Husband Identifies Body of Woman Slain and Robbed in Wood
Grauntwood August 26 A body found in the Grantwood woods yesterday was identified as Mrs. Blanche Sells of Manhattan. Frank Sehula, the husband, identified the deceased at a legal murder inquiry. He said she left for a visit with a singer at Keyport and carried $50 and five diamond rings plus a wedding band, all missing.
BUNT KIRK RALLIES IOWA STATE ALUMNI IN WATERLOO
Virteen alumni of the State University of Town gather at Hotel Russell-Lanjson to organize a Waterloo drive for new students and athletic talent. A. R. Bunt Kirk of Iowa City leads plans to unite Waterloo alumni for the university in Iowa. An alumnus estimates about 250 University of Iowa graduates live and work in Waterloo.
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Virteen
State University of Town
Russell-Lanjson
Waterloo
Wl Um
A. R
Bunt) Kirk
Iowa
Cily
Shane
University of Iown
University of Lews E
Buick Company to Build New Garage in Waterloo
Waterlay Buick company will occupy TeweArage on Fourth jstreek west near Washington before the wind of the year. The contract for erection of Al. Uullying was given to the JL A. Maine company and work will be started at once. The garage will be 100 feet by 100 feet with a brick front, showrooms with plate glass windows at the front, and service and repair shops in the rear. Cost noted as 20000 in a building permit issued by Edward Mahnke commissioner, likely to be adjusted upon completion. The Luick company operates at 909-11 Sycamore street and is the gas service to the original company introducing Hirtekine to Waterloo 12 years ago. No general car business will be conducted in the new building.
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Edward Mahnke
Luick Company
Sycamore Street
Rampany
Hirtekine
Waterloo
One Ring of Cara: Lease and Property Ownership
A new building is leased for a one year term. Ci A. Mureh is named as owner of the property. Details on the rooms, service station, and fan sales are noted in the agreement.
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Ring of Cara
Newuilding
Ci A. Mureh
Messenger Called to Explain Connection With Stock Selling
Attorney General I. M. Haver issued a sunMONnS for George Messenger, former state superintendent of banking, to testify in the Associated Packing company case heard by Judge Meskell. The AG says Messenger's testimony concerns Linden bank's contract with Associated Finance, which would pay about 31 percent commission for collecting about 20,040 in stock notes.
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Wea
I. M. Haver
George Messenger
Associated Packing Company
Mesell
Messanger
Jo de
Linden Bank
Associated Finance Company
Mrs Thomas Hansen Dies At 40 In Cedar Falls
Mrs Thomas Hansen died at her Cedar Falls home after a long illness at 14 a m. She was 40 years old. Surviving are her husband a son and two daughters. Funeral will be Saturday afternoon at Bethlehem church with interment in Fairview.
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MLS
Thomas Hansen
Cedar Falls
Bethlehem Church
Fairview
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Ethyl Mentzer
Towatate Teachers’ College
Landed
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Oet
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Indianola
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John. Miller
Jay
John Bedford
Amet
Anna Bramley
Rock Island
Veadee
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New York City
Teach- Ps’enbee
Mr. Dodge
State Educational Board
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State Board
Edward Schoentgen
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Congressional Library of Congress
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Joffre
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Teachers’ College
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San Francisco
I. H. Skuged
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Waste
R. J. Gasul
Della Pfieffer
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Minneapolis
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Pfieffer
Galicia
Lanezan
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Alb Muente
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Greater
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Otation
Chet Teabbit
Mastnt
Fle
Potlee Oteers
Kirk
U. S
Buick Company
Marsh
Fourth Street
Messenger
Mortuarif
Macomber Sales Co
Minn
Scane
Scane’s Better Clothes Shop
East Fourth Street
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