Framing Expert Prof Powell Butler to Speak Here
Prof Powell Butler of Centreville Institute in Alabama will speak at Walnut Street Baptist church Sunday morning at 9:30 and at First Baptist church at 1 45, with an afternoon address for the colored organization. He notes a large school for negroes, with 150 students, and contrasts white and colored school funding and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin R. Prowell
Wathena
Kan
Centreville
Eo Utute
Ala
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Jo'elock
First Baptist Church
Grace, Methodist Church
O'Clork
Rounke Miew
Powell
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
W. 8. Allen
Iowa
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Powell
Alleged Woman Sold Booze in Federal Court
A woman identified as Kate Remington was charged with selling liquor without a license. She appeared before Commissioner J. E. Dempster, waived preliminary hearing, and posted $300 bail for the next federal term in Dubuque. Deputy U.S. Marshals M. L. Healy and J. R. Philpot conveyed her from Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
United States
J. E. Dempster
Kate Remington
Caty
Decorah
M. L. Healy
J. 3. Philpot
United States Marshals
Dempster
J. P. Reunete
Dubuque
Burr Oak
HH. Kimball
Denvpr
President Wilson Urges 9,000,000 Boys Back to School
In the September issue of Boys' Life the White House message from President Wilson greets 9 million American schoolboys. He praises citizen ideals and service to the country, signaling strong encouragement for the new school year. The feature also notes moving pictures of Wilson for a scout film and other September content on schooling, fiction, and statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Boys’ Life
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
White House
Washinon
D. C
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
Bay Scouts of America
White Holn
Han-foor
United States
Sront Movement
Onene
Schow
Ty Walter
Prichard Eaton
James Weert
Norman P. Rockwell
Bues
Judge seeks truth in farmer Wharton letters confession
Fragmentary Chicago clipping reports Judge Mahoney weighing Wharton statements amid gossip and allegations about alleged misconduct. Wharton denies courting influence and says he never found a woman to live with him, while villagers question authenticity of letters and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wharton
Mahoney
Mr Whatton
Ian
Town gossip and visitors in Waterloo district events
Misses Haeger and Miller of Meadlyn visited Waterloo yesterday. C A Wilder of Minneapolis is in the city as GE instruction engineer. Peter Hayenga and daughter Fanny of Oregon, Jr. visit Res Daniel Schaefer on Kingsley Ave. Mrs Edward Headford and Pearl War return from Chicago. Headford continues to Washington. Waterloo Camp Sons of Veterans picnic at Prostec Park draws about 35 members with a hearty supper. Mr and Mrs John Mericle of Montevideo are guests at Mrs B J Rodamar’s home. Mericle formerly practiced law here, wife formerly assistant cashier at Leavitt Johnson Bank. Hope Martin returns from a Canada trip with C Lo and C Holden. Holden to return Saturday. G Holden has been in the northwest on a honeymoon trip. Construction for a waterlog saddle and related additions on Sycamore Street proceeds. extension raises utility capacity. government work expected next autumn. Deputy Sheriff Harlow O’Bleness reports in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Headford
Chicago
Headford
Washington, D. C
Prostec Park
Waterloo Camp
Sons of Veterans
John Mericle
Montevideo
Minn
B. J. Rodamar
South Street
Merielé
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Hope C. Martin
Canada
C. Lo
Holden
Iandords
Ellis Hotel
G. Holden
North West
Sone
Sycamore Street
Lien Clamp Seizes Tentotand Assets After Absence
The temporary absence of proprietor W. Martin led to a lien on the Tentotand property by creditors. Dr Pottith opened the place recently but sold to Martin at Webster City, who then deserted it. Manufacturers later visited, forcing action on remaining unpaid bills. Pettitt is the heaviest creditor, claiming partial cash and a note for the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienermille
Grace Eharel
W. Martin
Pottith
Widas
Mrr
Martin
Webster City
Pettitt
Waterloo Eyed as Site for Private Detective Agency
Lloyd Brown of New Orleans a private detective and friend of Attorney W. Belt has written planning to open an agency in Waterloo. He says Waterloo is ideal for a detective office and will launch immediately if locals welcome him. Belt expects a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Middle West
No Orators at Riverview Progressive Celebration
Chicago Aug 27 There will be no attack of orators at the Progressive celebration in Riverview park Saturday. Charles J Firberg, chairman, says the list is practically complete. Speakers include James R Garfield Henry J Allen Frank H Funk Ald Charles E Merriam and State Senator Walter Clyde Jones with expectant acceptances from humorists George Fitch and George Ade. Mrs Grace Wilbur Trout and Mrs Sherman M Booth will share platform honors with the men. Progressives from ten states plan to attend and state headquarters will be set up at the bathing beach along with headquarters for Progressive women who aim to enroll 25000 women during the day and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Riverview Park
Charles J. Firberg
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Interior
Roosevelt
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Frank H. Funk
Charles E. Merriam
Walter Clyde Jones
George Fitch
George Ade
Grace Wilbur Trout
Sherman M. Booth
Springfield
Fund for Moving Crops Apportioned
Washington announces apportionment of 24.7 million dollars to western states for moving crops and 21 million to southern states. In Chicago banks qualifying the treasury will deposit 4 million dollars. Iowa receives 1 million for Des Moines and Sioux City banks. Missouri receives 5 million divided between St. Louis and Kansas City with B C Simmonne as representative. Martin J. Wade named as government representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
National Banks of
Chicago
Treasury
George M. Reynolds
Iowa
Des Moines
Sioux City
Democratic National
Thought for Women and a Grim Trade Across States
A brief note reflects on the prohibition of selling egret plume hats in New York driving dealers to New Jersey and then Philadelphia. It portrays a harsher practice tied to a mother’s death and neglected fledglings, and ends with a local ad urging readers to seek a house in the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Jersey
Jorsey
New York
Philadelphia
Syracuse Post-Standard
Kansas guard volunteer seeks army service exemption
Wichita dispatch notes David Taylor, a 26 year old Kansas National Guard enlistee, pleading with President Wilson to excuse him from war service in Mexico. He says he is terrified, mentally worn, and asks for relief, claiming the army’s burden has driven him to distraction and unsettled health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kats
David 4
Taylor
Kansas National Guard
Mexico
Wilson
Tie
Mr. Wilson
White slave traffic blamed on homes and dances in Omaha
In Omaha on August 27 Mrs. Gertrude Minore told a W C T U meeting at Epworth hall that about 60,000 girls are sold into white slavery yearly. She said organized procurers keep the ranks filled, that girls from palaces and hovels are forced into captivity, and many receive no pay or clothes. She cited home conditions and improper dances as major factors, and blamed producers and censors rather than show operators.
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Omaha
Neb
Gertrude Minore
Epworth Hall
Frances B. Heald
France
Faber to White Sox in sale announced today
Davenport Times reports Urban Red Faber sold to the Chicago White Sox. Red, famed for a no hit no run game against Davenport two seasons ago, had a trial with the Pirates before returning to minor league play in Des Moines. He is Dubuque native and will join Chicago before season’s end.
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Faber
White Sox
Davenport
Repute
Cy Young
Dubuque
Pittsburgh Pirates
Des Moines
Red
Rowland
St. Joseph's
House Liquor Row Over National Delegates Budget
In Washington Aug 27 a Chicago liquor dealers group letter disparaging temperance advocates sparked House debate as it prepared to vote a 5250 appropriation for US delegates to the fourteenth international alcoholism congress in Milan next month. Sabath questioned the action, but withdrew opposition after noting the president would appoint fair delegates. Gallagher cited the House rejection of funds for a London medical congress as a contrast.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Sabath
Illinois
House
America
Milan
Congress
Temirks
National Liquor League
Robert H. Halle
Liquor League
United States
Jay
Japan
Bryan
Washington
Hobson
League
Man and mule fail of understanding in Minnesota suit
In Minneapolis on August 27 Andrew Lyell sues W H Martineau for $10,000 claiming his mule Jerry injured him after a language misunderstanding. He says the mule bruised his arms legs and head and caused spine injuries and internal infection likely to be permanent.
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Minneapolis
Andrew Lyezl
Jerry
W. H. Martineau
Hvery
Fifth Street N
Lyell
Lyczi
Lyesi
Tax Amendment Fight Over Income Tax Rates in Senate
Washington Aug 27 Senators Borah Bristow and Cumming led an effort to raise the income tax on large incomes in the Democratic tariff bill. Borah proposed a 5 percent rate above 100000 but the amendment failed 47 to 17 with Democrats and ten Republicans opposing. Bristow will push a radical plan with a 10 percent top rate on incomes of 100000 or more. Current rates: 1 percent for 20000 to 50000, 2 percent for 50000 to 90000, and 3 percent above 100000.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Borah
Bristow
Cumming
Market Ticker Fragment Abridged From Rail and Steel Names
Unclear OCR listing markets and rail interests shows Canadian Pacific Reading Reading and Northwestern lines, United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper near key rails. Mentions Atchison Life American Smelter Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Erie, Illinois Central, St Paul, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, American Sugar. Contains scattered figures and partial company names.
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Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Oes
Rock Island
Ueee
Wb Northwestern
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Oh
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Con
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Cs American Sugar
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Powell Butler
Iowa State
Fanny Klinck
Sweep
Frank Kineck
Clirkaville
Mes. Klinek
C. Fb, Mielone
Atlantic
A. HH. Hlakes House
Sigourney
Elosen
Malone
Bakew House
Elmer Reed
New London
Willard Zeller
Cooper
Warren
EL Beebe
Weaver
James Heathershaw
Harry Groves
Williamesboro
W. FL. Grebeck
Grinnell
W. F. Orceck
S. H. Stamm
Orilla
J. C. Maudsley
Burt
E. R. Maudsier
Clarence Meyers
van Meter
Fred Meullough
Martwith
Fred McCullough
Hartwick
Timothy Seed
C. E. Malonn
J. E. Cornwell
Williamsburg
Polk County
John Justice
Ankeny
A. L. Plummer
Altoona
Garrett
J. H. Cornwell
Haeger
Miller of
Meadlyn
C. A. Wilder
General Electric Company
Peter Hayenga
Miss Fanny
Oregon, Jr
Res. Daniel Schaefer
Kingsley Avenue
Sheri
Harlow O
Arth Davis
Eldore
Lien
RIXAS
Law
Sleuth
City
Muscatine Journal
Central Association
Muscatine
Sterlings
South End
Cedar Rapids Bunnies
Musky
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Clinton Herald
Central Association of Baseball Clubs
Thial Vify
Central
Ottumwa
Baseball Association
Ottumwa Hospital Association
Gaspar
Applegate
Frank Boyle
Cedar Rapids Bunches
Zackert
McConnaughey
Gould
Frank Borle
Siinger
Muscatine Club
Pa Hill
Theer
Hiesa
J. . Manning
Lem- Wel Mammah
Galloway Tovestment Company
Calloway
Galloway First Addition
Prosper Tits
Meadowdale
Cedar Heselta
Perenay Troms
Cedar Falla
Liqueur
Congress On
Alcoholism
Cummins
Hal
Prines He
J. L. Ely
West 4Th St
2Nd St
Stee Tre Pine
Baregain
W. 4Th St
M. McCore Kell
Care Courier
McCorker
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