Clinton Selects Manusch To Lead Pilots In 1915
Clinton Iowa February 3 George Manusch is named manager of the Clinton Pilots in the Central Association after a committee meeting at the Lafayette Inn. Manusch will be a playing manager likely in the outfield or first base, with Hough turning over contracts and players to the new regime.
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Clinton
Manusch
Clinton Pilots
Central Baseball Association
LaFayette Inn
Hubartt
McNamara
New Stock Company
Burlington
Hough
Clinton Association
Bert Hough
Nolt
Hobartt
Simmons
Menne
Miller
Jones
Welch
Darrow
Mitchell
Seattle
Manush
Central Association
Andrews
Waterloo
Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Richards
Marshalltown
Boyle
Keokuk
Egan
Muscatine
Roba
Bey
Mason City
Jackson May Go to Yanks Trade Rumors Stirred at Meeting
New York and Boston executives discuss looming trades as Ban Johnson signals multiple big moves to strengthen the Yankees. Donovan recalled to aid negotiations for players including possible Joe Jackson transfer from Cleveland while Willing buyers push for top talent ahead of the season. Eddie Collins faces questions as White Sox look to reload with a strong pitching staff.
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New York
Yankees
Ban Johnson
Donovan
Cleveland
Roger Peckinvaugh
Joe Jackson
Cleveland Star
Joseph J. Lanniy
Boston Red Sox
Johnson
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Boston
Leré
It's a Fair Question and Women in War
A reader statements on women's fitness for war and desire to join the combat, despite a husband's opposition. The Waterl on Evening Courier and Reporter notes many homes in Watering are served, with the paper delivering a message each evening to households.
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Waterloo
Waterlon
Prohibition on Spring Migratory Bird Shooting Enforced
Washington officials warn sportmen that spring shooting of migratory birds remains absolutely prohibited under the federal waterfowl law. Regulations limit shooting to certain zones and dates, with no expected changes this year. Prosecutions may be pursued within three years of any offense. Iowa season dates noted.
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Federaton
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Ept
New Jersey
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
United States Department of Agriculture
Tole
Iowa
Grinnell Strong Squad Keeps Basketball Race In Play
Iowa hoop action left the championship muddled as Ames edged Grinnell in an added period while Grinnell answered with wins over Simpson College Drake and Iowa. Des Moines college and Drake remain in the hunt as upcoming games shape the state title race.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Drake-Grinnell
Ames
Grinnell
Cyclones
Simpson College
Drake
Fisher
Simpson
Hawkeye
Des Moines College Tigers
Towa City Girl Rifle Team Preparing for Matches
Iowa City February 3. The town high school girls rifle team, under Coach C Ellis Williams, is shaping up for a schedule likely to include three or four matches with Washington high school of D C. Competition for female teams is scarce, but the plan is to enter the series for the team’s clip twice worn by the town life school team.
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Iowa City
Business High School
Washington, D. c
C. Ellis Williams
Berk
Town City Fish School
Football Rules To Be Discussed By Committee
New York on February eight reports that few major changes in football rules are expected. Proposals include banning hurried messages from coaches to captains and removing coaches from the sidelines. Support grows for numbering players to standardize positions and reduce onfield confusion.
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New York
Sherwood Magee Bolsters Brav es Carded as Star Hitter in Trade
Sherwood Magee, recently moved from the Philadelphia Nationals to the World Series champion Boston Braves, is hailed as a brilliant and consistent hitter. The veteran infielder, who played every position except pitcher and catcher, batted .821 over 151 games and is expected to strengthen Boston while the Phillies hope to regain form with new infielders. Magee resisted Phillies' treatment and sought a three year contract after negotiating with Federals and Boston officials.
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Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia Nationals
Beston Braves
Phillies
Magee
Dooin
Losa
Moran
Becker
Cravath
Paskett
Altho Magee
Baltimore
Federals
New York
Gaffney
Boston
Baker
Philadelphia
George Stallings
Johnny Evers
Belng
Three Games Tonight in Sunday School League
Three games in the Sunday School league are scheduled tonight at the Y M C A gym. The first match features intermediate teams from Grace and Most ME churches at 7 10. The second game pits Walnut Baptist against First Baptist in the intermediate division at an early time. The final senior division contest is Walnut Street Baptist versus First Baptist, starting later tonight.
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Y. Mlc. A
Most
M. E
Grace M. E
Walnut Baptist Church
First Bapist
Walnut Street Baptist
First Baptist
Mason City Picks Clay Diggers Team Name
In Mason City on February 3 the board of directors chose Clay Diggers as the official name for the new Central association team. The winning entry came from Mrs Mae Tolson after a contest with 99 names submitted by local fans and run by the Globe Gazette sports department. The name references local clay product manufacture.
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Mason City
Central Association
Globe-Gazette
Mae Tolson
Mason City Cement and Tile Industry Shaped City
The fragment notes brick, tile, cement and related materials have been central to Mason City’s development, highlighting their role in shaping the city’s present and its growth.
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Mason City
Notable Local Visits and Illnesses in Waverly
Waverly notices list visits from Emma Meyers of Oxywego and relatives of the Bartlings in Waterloo. Several residents return home after visits. the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller suffers bronchial pneumonia. Others include Edna Kelley returning from Chicago and Daniel Sullivan's death at 95 with funeral services at St. Marys.
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Waverly
Emma Meyers
Oxywego
Kun
Will Meyers
Henry Bartling
Waterloo
Ed Bro-wn
C. H. Kelley
Forest City
H. L. Kelley
Harold Miller
Elm Street
Spraight
Wm. Roa
Cedar Rapids
J. Y. Hazlette
Tripoli
Eliza Hazlette
Geo. Barber
Dell Ryan
Nat PB. Ellis
Fairbank
Ed. Lusenhop
Aspen Street
Merrill Baylor
Minneapolis
Will Watkins
Geo. Mannis
Clarion
John Eifert
Long
Edna Kelley
Chicago
Daniel Sullivan
Bramer County
St. Mary's Catholic Church
H. J. Nygren
Mercy Hospital
W. J. Reinecke
Havensville
Fla
Insurance Company Holds Annual Meet
At the Iowa Manufacturers' Fire Insurance company ninth annual stockholders meeting 783 of 1000 shares were represented. Reported a solid year with over 20 million dollars in insured property and 800 thousand plus paid in losses over nine years. Cash resources exceed 200 thousand dollars invested in Iowa mortgages and bonds. Officers unanimously re-elected: W W Marsh president C L Kingsley first vice president Thomas B Carson second vice president F H Keys third vice president Hermann Miller secretary and general manager. Board includes Marsh Kingsley Carson Keys and others.
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Iowa Manufacturers’ Fire Insurance Company
Iowa
W. W. Marsh
Cc. L. Kingsley
Thomas B. Carson
F. H. Keys
Hermann Miller
C. L. Kingsley
Thos. B. Carson
George N. Garrettson
Henry Weis
Robert Paterson
Whit Louden
George E. Aichiy
J. T. Sullivan
N. Northey
Robi. S. Simclair
J. E. Sedgwick, A. E. Headford, D. Turney, H. V
Primitive methods used to operate trains in Iowa
Kort Dodge, Feb. 3. Dispatch for trains by smoke has been the experience of northern Iowa railroad men as wires were down. Train dispatchers lose jobs yet draw pay. Trains depart on schedule and engineers signal by smoke to avoid conflicts. The slow speed of trains reduces collision risk.
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Kort Dodge
Northern Iowa
Myers Holt Palmer v. Mahian Bauch and Hermann Miller
A case caption lists plaintiffs Myers A. H. Holt Robert Palmer against defendants W Mahian J C Bauch and Hermann Miller in a civil action. The document outlines parties involved and serves as the heading for a legal filing in a superior court.
Vinton Business Falls as Silverman Firm Closes store
Fire incident injures George Fintle delaying his work while A J Silverman and Son cloth ing store in Vinton closes after 28 years. Mole Silverman heads Chicago operations as a daughter is born to Earl Yerkes and a ten pound son arrives for Ralph Lent, with a nine pound son born to Glenn Primmer.
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Vinton
George Fintle
A. J. Silverman & Son
Mole
Chicago
Gladden
Earl Yerkes
Ralph Lent
Glenn Primmer
Olive Tablets offer quick relief from constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a calomel free laxative option said to ease constipation and torpid liver. The ad claims the olive colored tablets trigger normal bowel and liver action without harsh stimulation. Sold by All druggists with prices 1c to 25c per box.
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Edwards
Calomel
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus, Q
Burial Notices for Mrs Myrtle Ake Duncan at Vinton
The remains of Mrs Myrtle Ake Duncan were brought to Vinton for burial after dying at the University Hospital in Iowa City following surgery. Born and raised in Vinton she lived here until her marriage on February 15, 1913. Funeral services were held Sunday, conducted by Rev P Marion Simms.
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Primmer
Myrtle Ake Duncan
Vinton
University Hospital
Iowa City
Troops Rushed to Tehuantepec to Rescue Santibanez Family
Reported from Vera Cruz an order to move forces into Tehuantepec to free Gen. Santibanez and his staff after his father mother wife and other relatives were captured in Jalapa and sent to Vera Cruz where authorities would decide Jesus Carranza's fate.
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San Geronimo
Tehuantepec
Jesus Carranza
Venustiano Carranza
Santibanes
Veracruz
Santibanez
Tehuantebee
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Constitutionalistowaid
Jesus Carranzs
Engine Collision Fatal to Mineis Central Engineer Near Monroe
Freeport UL Feb 3. A wrecking crew found Engineer William P. Cabb of Mineis Central dead after an engine jumped the track one mile from Monroe on Monday. Wire trouble and blocked roads delayed details. Residents report the engine lying beside the railroad with the engineer beneath it while the cause remains unclear.
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Freeport
Monroe
William P. Cabb
Mineis Central
Madison
Orangeville
Monroe Lato
Train wreck claims life of Mr Cahill near Waterloo
A rail collision caused a track vehicle to plunge into an embankment, pinning Mr Cahill beneath wreckage and fatally injuring him. Fireman William Hughes leaped clear, suffering a sprained wrist. The Evening Courier report circulated widely in Waterloo homes.
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Cahill
William Hughes
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J. C. Runner
C. J. Miller Druggist
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Pife & Fittings
G W. Pett
West Fifth Street
Coal Products Mfg. Co
Joliet, TU
Atwill-Makeinson Coal & Coke CO
McCormick Bldg
Jor
Sloan
Geo. Curtis
Springfield
Charlix Hynde
Prairie Ave
St Louis
Rio
Earl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept. B
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Bridge Street
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Tet EZ
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A. J. Busby
Mgr
Arthur Hammerstein
Treauty Chorus
Palace Theatre
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Tipperary
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