Distillers May Not Land Egan InOttumwa Baseball
Major league clubs, Davenport, Ta., Dec. 11. Bernie Smith reports Ned Egan may head Ottumwa again if Ottumwa stays in baseball. Egan earns 1800 a season plus half profits from players sold, with Burns and Gregory this year netting 3099 cash. Ottumwa club seeks direction as Egan’s jinx noted by rivals, while Muskies and majors weigh exhibition games with big league teams to boost interest. The Waterloo team finished eighth at the Midwest tournament, with O Learys of Chicago taking top prize money and several local bowlers posting solid scores.
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Baseball Fans Meet Tonight in City Hall Chamber
Citizens interested in baseball welfare attend the meeting at the council chamber of city hall this evening. The board of directors will be selected and will appoint the manager for the coming season. Fans are divided over a urathager and diplomacy will bridge the faction gap. Absentees may face objections from the writer.
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Iowa Dairy Falls to Stars as Series Opens and Closes
The Jackman State won the first game of the series against Iowa Dairy last evening but Iowa Dairy bounced back poorly, dropping the next two. C Manel led the winning team with high score and average while Maniey earned honors for the Stars. The score remains unclear.
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Hawley's Logo Will Be Sad Blow To Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa City reports Hawley intends to quit coaching, prompting plans to replace him. Dartmouth and eastern candidates loom as likely successors, with Maurice Kent among possible names though uncertain. South Dakota announces a bold 1914 schedule, courting Notre Dame and big opponents despite field costs. Des Moines notes Homer Lowe to lead North High's Pink and Green, while coach Thimes's return remains undecided amid business pressures.
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Sleven
Finest Minneapolis tournament alleys eyed for record entries
Officials anticipate the finest Minneapolis tournament alleys and a record-breaking turnout. Waterloo is expected to enter four Uren competitors.
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Waterloo
Orange and Black Preparations for Special Advertisers Issue
A special Orange and Black issue is planned for Christmas time to benefit advertisers. It will be about fifty pages, distributed by December 14, with regular numbering resuming in January. Students prepare for debates with Cedar Falls, and the first senior versus junior basketball game is tonight in the school gym.
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Weet High
Cedar Falla
Selerite
Schoo Gym
Ruisin
Miss Rocheers Hatpin Attack Reported in Town
Reported incident details a hatpin attack linked to Miss Rocheers at a local venue. Authorities describe the injury as serious and note the case involves a furnace sale advertisement offering a Whinets furnace at a price of 550.
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Dee
Mande Rockeers
Rocheers
Christmas Rush Now in Progress Across the City
Holiday shopping floods downtown as gift stock shines and stores stay open evenings. Clerks warn the season will be long with Dec 24 the peak. societies plan charity drives including Salvation Army funds and YWCA tree program amid festive bustle.
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Salvation Army
New Haven Road Stock Drops to New Low Record
New York, Dec 11. The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad suspended further dividends on its 157 million in stock after a directors meeting. Chairman Howard Ellett said the company, though strong, cannot easily liquidate assets now. Dividends had fallen from 10 percent in 1873 onward to 6 percent this year, with stock trading as low as 71 1/2.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Howard Ellett
Elliott
Wets win point in Des Moines saloon petition fight
Des Moines IA December 11 the wets won the first point in the new saloon petition battle when the board of supervisors unanimously refused extra time for canvassing irregularities the anti liquor forces had urged delaying until after January 1. The petition with over 11000 signers was filed Wednesday afternoon and will be photographed by the drys to ensure the petition presented is the same one filed.
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Mortimer B. Wheelock
Citizens’ State Bank of
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A. O. Wolever
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Mr. Wheelock
Vin
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Wheellock
Lee
Board of Supervisors
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Warry Barquist
John Haliran
Redfield Will Leaves Bible to Son in Pittsfield Estate
After moving from Pittsfield Mass to three daughters Mary A. Redfield left her Bible and the stand it rests on to son William C. Redfield secretary of commerce. The estate valued at 125000 Mary W. Redfield named administratrix without bond.
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Mink
Pittsfield
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Mary W. Redfield
Liquor foes invade capital for prohibition parade
Washington, D. C. December 10. More than 2,000 men and women from the Anti Saloon League of America and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathered to march in the capital bearing petitions for national prohibition by constitutional amendment.
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Anti-Saloon League of America
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