Roosevelt Explains Trust Position and Woman Suffrage
Roosevelt declares himself in favor of woman suffrage, defends the progressive party platform, and urges universal regulation of big business. He criticizes Archbold and Penrose, calls for a strong administrative commission, and warns against sole reliance on the anti trust law. The speech condemns the old parties’ support of trusts and praises clear laws and public accountability. A medicine testimonial from Lindsay Scntt is noted as a local aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Court House Square
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
John PD
Archbold
Senator Penrose
Senate
Jane Addams
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Interstates Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Stanles
Penrose
Standard Oil Trust
Market Day Sets Record at Public Market Amid Big Attendance
Thousands of buyers and producers filled the public market as 105 wagons offered a wide range of produce. Prices drifted lower for potatoes to 60 cents a bushel and corn sold for four to eight cents a dozen. A mammoth 23 inch carrot grown by J F Friday drew interest, with gherkins also on display and pricing around 25 cents per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Friday
Lafayette Street
Mr. Friday
Cheyenne River Indian Farm and Stock Fair Planned
Unique northern fair runs September 9 to 14 in Dupree. Indians host the Cheyenne River Indian Farm and Stock fair under government supervision to showcase farming and stock progress with about 1500 prize money. Events include horse racing broncho riding roping parades war dances and athletic contests. Grounds near ready eight to ten thousand Indians expected from Standing Rock Cheyenne River Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupree, & D
Northwest
Cheyenne River
General Indian Council
Standing Rock
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
Bishop Grafton Dead in Fond du Lac Diocese
Bishop Charles Chapman Grafton of the Fond du Lac Episcopal diocese died yesterday at Fond du Lac Wisconsin. A leading exponent of the high church idea in America he was famed for early life work in London slums and service as volunteer chaplain at a cholera hospital in Shoreditch. Born in 1831 in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
Charles Chapman Grafton
Grafton
America
Sondon
Shoreditch
Boston
Why Women Are Not Rich and Blood Health Claims
A historical misinformed health ad claims that men are vastly wealthier in blood cells than women. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to increase red blood cells, claim better digestion and nerves, and includes testimonial-like notes from a patient in Washuu, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Oregon
Wash Uu
Torn
Route 2
Dr. Pierce
Sud
Besarao
Muneo
Pietor
What Shall We Do With the Negro
Commentary by Booker T. Washington on the one hundred million strong Black population. It argues against deportation and calls for whites and Blacks to share responsibility, noting poor living conditions, diseases, and social issues. A national, regional, and local approach is urged to provide a square deal and fair citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooker T. Washington
Washington
Africa
United States
Nimrods Gather as Hunting Season Opens Record Licenses Issued
C W Dahl and about fifty friends will spend two days at Winslow cottage for hunting. Among guests are Wagner, Mickley, Coram, Hacker and others. Joe Schtel heads to Wall Lake for season opening. County Auditor Hainbow and George Welker issued licenses. total near 600, a record for this early in the season. The new year began July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Dahl
Winslow
Mr. Dahl
William and
Michael Wagner
Thomas Mickley
Walter Coram
F. J. Hacker
Jacob Geyer
William Brunner
Ole Dahlquist
Wiliam Burke
A. C. Clausen
John Seeland
Martin Fowler
Ed Westhoff
Joe Schtel
Wall Lake
Hainbow
George C. Welker
Clark Urges Whole Democratic Deal
Champ Clark, speaker of the House, spoke at Bar Warrior Me urging Democrats to unite behind Wilson and Marshall as standard bearers. He argued for all three government branches to share party faith to test Democratic theory. warned that mixed control would deny any party the chance to govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Baltimore
House
Senate
Washington House bills vetoed by Republican president
The speaker notes that in Washington a Democratic House passed bills aimed at reducing living costs and easing tax burdens, but the Republican president vetoed them as fast as they reached him. He frames this as a clash over relief measures and fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Happiest Boy in Iowa Cannot Walk
Walter Haehlen of Hampton, praised as the happiest boy in the state, cannot walk but remains optimistic. A bright high school student, he moves by edging and body throws. Local businessmen funded a modern light wheelchair, enabling rapid, independent movement. His goal is education and a livelihood despite paralysis. Also mentions Chamberlain's remedy recommended by farmer W S Gunsalus of Fleming, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haehlen
Hampton
J. A. Haehlen
Waterloo
LaPorte City
Walter
W. S. Gunsalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
Licensed to Wed. Harry M. Shearer Cedar Falls
Harry M. Shearer of Cedar Falls and Pearl B. Masonholder of Letts are listed as licensed to wed in a brief marriage notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Shearer
Cedar Falls
Pearl B. Masonholder
Letts
Husband Holds Vein to Save Wife in Beloit
In Beloit Wisconsin on August 31 doctors prepared for a blood transfusion after Mrs Benjamin Berns was wounded when she slipped carrying an earthen jar. Her jugular vein was severed and she bled severely until her husband pressed and held the vein for an hour while a son fetched a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Benjamin Serns
Berns
Waterloo area fairs and city health posts dominate week
Waterloo residents face out of town attractions next week with the Henton county fair at Vinton and home coming festivities at Cedar Falls drawing large crowds. W. W. Wyant was named city sanitary inspector to probe produce handling sites while city funds cover remodeling of the city hall. A local advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills with testimonials from H. W. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Henton
Vinton
van Horne
LaRue
Galloway
Nebraska
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
W. W. Wyant
City of
Mr. Wyant
Library notes on Division A reopening and repairs
Division A has been open a week after redecorating and cleaning. Reading rooms and work areas finished in green and buff with forty new shelves added to the stack room. Overdue books will be fined two cents a day starting Sept 2. books from Division B may be returned to Division A. Sunday opening resumes Sept 1 from 2:30 to 5:30. Labor Day hours are 10 p.m. to 5 p.m.
War talk from Canadian MP amid blitz rumors
J A M Atkins a Canadian member of parliament from Brandon Manitoba says Germany and England are at war and the fighting could end quickly or drag on. He expects Canada to provide strong support once aware of the situation. The note urges parents to obtain Brady War Pictures for school children from the Waterloo Evening Corner with a coupon on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
England
J. A. M. Atkins
Brandon
Man
Canada
Waterloo Evening Corner
Dr Bruce Galloway Opens Waterloo Naprapathic Practice
Dr Bruce Galloway, Naprapathic physician, has moved from Chicago to Waterloo and will open his permanent office in the Black Hawk block for professional work starting Tuesday September 3. He has leased space in preparation for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Galloway
Dr. Galloway
Waterloo
Chicago
Black Hawk Bawk Building
Waterloo Iowa Notice of Hearing on Street Improvements
City of Waterloo Iowa announces a hearing to consider a resolution of necessity for Wellington Eighth Ninth and Tenth streets and Sixth Street paving, curbs, gutters, and intersections. Meeting at city hall council chamber at 7 30 pm September 28 1912 with twenty days notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Wellington Street
Fifth Street
Ninth Street
Eighth Street
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Tenth Street
Sixth Street
Findley Physicians Pioneer Medical Care in Iowa
A historical notice highlights Dr William McKenzie Findley and his lineage of medical practice in Iowa since 1844. It notes early service with the Fourth Iowa Cavalry, battles such as Vicksburg and Lookout Mountain, and a shift toward non surgical chronic disease treatment. Drs Findley J B P A and E O Gable expand the Waterloo office with a staff of specialists offering free exams and consultations as they install new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Me. K Findley
Kentucky
Ohio
Sandusky
Wrandottes
Mc. K Findley
Dr. Findley
Iowa
Iowa Cavalry
P. A. Findley
United States
Gable
Waterloo
Drs. Findley Co. Ara
Waterloo paving assessment rules dated August 28 1912
City of Waterloo details cost allocation for paving abutting properties and intersections. If benefits are less than cost or pavement cost exceeds 25 percent of actual property value, payment may come from the improvement fund. Funds warranted as provided by law. Notice to interested parties. Dated August 28 1912. Mayor R C Thompson, City Clerk R L Degon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Waterloo
R. C. Thompson
R. Ll. Degon
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Teddy
Bays
Lindsay Scntt
Temple
Ind
Dupree
8. D
Bishop Grafton
By Charles Stelzle
Amy OF
Nimrods
Clark
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J
Hebey
Watoina
Kray de Marvin
Wholecale Drugenta
Mall
Minnesota
H. Ellsworth
Baldwin St
Rochester
N. Y
Saya Foley
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Library Notes
C., RT. & P. Railway Company and Co. G. W. Railway Company
Drs. Findley Co
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