Promise Kept Till Death Grayson and Wilson Bond
Cary Grayson the naval physician and confidant of Woodrow Wilson remains the central figure as his seven year care kept the president well and four more to stay alive through the Paris peace talks. Bernard Baruch appears as another longtime visitor but Grayson’s personal bond outweighs all. The intimate tale, never fully told, traces a physician’s devotion from Roosevelt era aide to Wilson’s fearsome health battles.
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Washington, DC
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
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Cray- 60N
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Virginia
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Taft
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Te Ueats
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President Wilson
Daniels
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Warrenton
Zuidac
West
Dryson
Conservative News Policy Praised by Linden Pastor
Rev. Robert Davies of Linden M E church praised the Courier's conservative news policy during a Sunday morning sermon. He urged men of the congregation to lead in church life as big turnout marked a recital campaign. Evening features included Kenneth Hoover directing congregational singing and solo, with a young women’s quartet and a women’s chorus. The sermon topic was The Unpardorable Sin and a Boy Scouts meeting was noted for youth focus.
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Linden M. E
Afr. Davies
Nat
Riga
Wilson Worked Out Own Problems and Had One Track Mind
Washington DC era profile of Woodrow Wilson portrays a reserved, single-minded president who avoided advice after decisions. He isolated himself, read few books, enjoyed golf and lighter theatre, valued family life, and relied on his physician Dr. Grayson for companionship while shunning social circles at the White House.
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Praca
Washingan
D.C
Woodrow Wilson
White House
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Hames
Cleveland H. Dodge
Cyrus H. McComnick
EH. M
T. Grayson
Lusitania
Germany
Berlin
Toom
Washington
Zile Pate
Chevy Chase
Potomac
Ugtt
Marks
Wilson weakness in politics shown by Lloyd George
Associated Press reports at Surrey home that David Lloyd George praised Woodrow Wilson as a great idealist whose death preserves his memory. He cited Wilson’s personal animosities and inability to subdue opponents as factors in his failure to realize his league of nations. He contrasted Wilson with Lincoln and warned that Wilson’s overwork at Paris shortened his life while he stayed chained to documents.
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Court
Surrey
England
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Fle
Lincoln
Wilson
Washington
Lloyd George
Paris
Roosevelt
Tragic Figure of World War Held Rank with Giants
A reflective piece compares Woodrow Wilson to Abraham Lincoln, arguing both leaders aimed for generous postwar peace. It contemplates how Lincoln might have reconciled Reconstruction, and how Wilson’s extended life altered public verdicts. The author suggests only time will fairly judge Wilson’s wartime aims.
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Wilson
Adimir
Lincoln
Wilsnn
Lusted Addresses Waterloo Ministers On Pulpit Cartoons
Rev. G. C. Lusted of La Porte City spoke to the Waterloo Ministerial Association at the Y M C A on Pulpit Cartoons. Rev. A B Cur Tan of Grace M E Church reviewed The Americanization of Edward Rok, a discussion followed and a brief business session closed the meeting.
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G. C. Lusted
Methodist
la Porte City
Waterloo Ministerial Association
A.B. Cur Tan
Grace M. BE
Edward Rok
Francis Good Held On Woman's Charges
Francis Good of La Porte was attested at noon today in municipal court on assault charges involving a young woman. He remains in custody awaiting preliminary trial with bail set at 2600 dollars, before the sheriff can transport him to Waterloo.
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Francis Good
la Porte
Municia
Demne
Waterloo
Worst Storm Disrupts Telegraph Traffic And Weather
A severe winter storm disrupts telegraph traffic with trains running late by five to sixteen minutes while forecasts warn of continued bad weather. Des Moines bureau calls for more snow and a drop in temperatures. The piece notes historic February highs and records, plus a local dance event at Moose Hall and a dramatic divorce filing involving a 14 year old Evansville bride.
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Ceesge Onedasie
Altho
Groundhog
State Bureau
Des Moines
American Engineer Wins Lord Kelvin Medal, Wilson Burial Planned
Lord Kelvin gold medal honors an American engineer as dignitaries prepare funeral rites for Woodrow Wilson. President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge will attend services with Chief Justice Taft and diplomats to follow. Honorary pallbearers include Glass, Swanson, Garrett, Hull, Dodge, McCormick, Elihu Thompson, Norman Davis, and Baruch. Prof. Thompson sails July for London to accept the award.
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Taft
Secret Service
White House
Coolidge
Coolage
State Department
Wilson
Glass and Swanson
Virginia
Garrett
Tennessee
Hull
Cleveland JH. Dodge
Cyrus
Rotary Luncheon Features Carl Weeks Speaker
Carl Weeks, governor of Rotary International’s eleventh district, addressed Rotarians at a noonday luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamgon. He recounted last year’s European trip and Rotary gains in England, Switzerland, and France, noting differences in club organization and conservatism. Bert Russell urged action at the eleventh district conference next month, while the Imperial Male quartet performed and local Rotarians planned to travel to Cedar Falls for a charter presentation tonight.
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Carl Weeks
Rotary International
Russell-Lamgon
Rotary
England
Switzerland
France
Bert Russell
Ravenport Rictary Club
Imperial
Victor Records
Woodrow Wilson
Cedar Falls
Paul Davis Drygoods Announces Wednesday Merchandising Event
Following a policy of hosting attractive merchandising events, Paul Davis Drygoods announces a Wednesday stock viewing and purchase event. Merchandise from Chicago will be brought in with Miss Vera Barr supervising selection and shipment to Waterloo. Extensive Courier ads will announce the event Tuesday evening.
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Fourth
Commercial Streets
Paul Davis Drygoods Company
Chicago
Vera Barr
Waterloo
Courier
Waterloo obituaries and funeral notices
Palm er Osterman 24 of Waterloo died of influenza in Chicago at Norwegian American hospital. Born April 18 1900 Fondala came to Waterloo 1915 graduated West High 1918 attended University of Minnesota MIT Phi Delta Theta married Frances Miller 1923. Surviving widow and parents three brothers. Funeral Tuesday 2 30 pm Petersen Bros chapel Rev Rollo Muriburt Elmwood. John Campbell Waterloo resident died in Traer at 4 30 am pleuropneumonia veteran Civil War stockbuyer widowed twice. Surviving children include John Jr Sherwood Cedric Logan Mrs Dempsey Mrs Gogan and others. Mrs Mabel Fluff formerly of Waterloo died in Gooding Idaho body to Kistnor pending funeral.
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Palmer Osterman
William Osterman
Waterloo
Chicago
Petersen Ros
Fondala
West High School
University of Minnesota
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Phi Delta Theta
Frances Miller
John G. Miller
Watertoo
Leslie
Melvin
Temple
Petersen Bros
Rollo F. Muriburt
First
M. E. Church
Decedent
Elmwood
John Campbell
Lois Walls
Traer
John Jr. Sherwood
N. D
Cedric
New York
Logan
Lincoln
Neb
Jennie Dempsey
California
John Gogan
Orange City
Sarah
Death of Woodrow Wilson Ends National Mourning
Washington in the wake of Woodrow Wilson's death, President Coolidge proclaimed 30 days of mourning and half mast for ships and departments. Congress recessed, government operations paused, and a memorial entombment plan begins as Margaret Wilson and Cary Grayson accompany the widow through grieving streets.
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Woodrow Wilson
America
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Jeacer
Coolidge
White House
Congress
Washington
Altha
Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Mons
Waterloo clothiers to attend Des Moines convention
A number of Waterloo clothiers plan to attend the annual Town clothiers convention in Des Moines this week. W. P. Kerwin and George B. Rowe left for the convention last night and several others expected to depart today.
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Waterloo Clothiers
Town Clothiers
Des Moines
W. P. Kerwin
George B. Rowe
Religion Should Be Taught Youth to Save Country
Bishop Harry Longley of Des Moines urged a return of religious teaching and Bible study in public schools to curb moral decline. He warned one half of American children lack spiritual training and called for reconciling state and religion to preserve American ideals. He conducted confirmations at Christ Episcopal and St Mark's, stressing biblical guidance and spiritual education.
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Harry $. Longley
Des Moines
Christ Episcopal Church
Longley
Christchurch
St Mark’s
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America
Harding
Coolidge
St. Mark's Church
Lichty and Hollis to Ask Re-Election
Nomination papers will be circulated by E M Lichty Waterloo and C A Hollis Hudson for re election as members of the lower house of the Iowa general assembly. They are serving their first terms after being elected in November 1922. M L Bowman senator from Black Hawk Grundy district serves four years and thus will not be before the voters this fall.
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E. M. Lichty
Waterloo
C. A. Hollis
Hudson
Tower House
Iowa General Assembly
Jeftery
Friends
M. Lt. Bowman
Black Hawk- Grundy
Fortune for Nash Eludes Deadwood Estate Search
The Pioneer Times editor in Deadwood, S D, reports no trace of Gideon Nash or WilMam in the Deadwood estate searches since 1907. Sheriff Warren Owen recalls a Fred Nash mechanic active in mining around 1912 who left for Deadwood to claim a $960000 estate, but no evidence supports a fortune for the Nash family. possible holdings may be in Sioux Falls where Gideon Nash was said to have lived before Waterloo. The Chicago dated letter to Police Chief P E Walker asks for Gideon Nash to be located.
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Deadwood
S. D
Nash
Duncan Elder
Pioneer Times
Courier Today
Gideon Nash
Wil- Mam
Waterloo
Dead Wood
Elder
Nashes
Warren Owen
Fred N. Mechanic
Jane 1
Citizens Gas &Electric ,Co
Waterloo Nas
Freman
Sioux Falls
P.E. “Walker
Fred Nash
Chicago
Fires Responded To Two Alarms Sunday
Firemen answered two alarms on Sunday with no damage reported. At 1 50 a m a barrel of rubbish behind 306 Fourth West was on fire and at 9 a m a burning chimney at 320 Campbell caused the second alarm. Wray Wateroware with Beauson Urance Agency. Phone 1237.
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306 Fourth West
Campbell
East District Marks Start of Second Semester
Second semester began in East District with students in all public schools returning after exams. Enrollment rose in most buildings as students and teachers gathered in auditoriums for assignments and instructions before regular classes resumed.
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East District
East
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Plainly Promotes Dye Kits
An advertisement instructs buyers to insist on the Diamond Dyes brand shown on the package and refuse substitutes. It promises simple directions in a 15 cent kit suitable for dyeing a wide range of fabrics from skirts to curtains, claiming results for first time users.
Milks Emulsion Promises Cure for Chronic Cough
Mrs K Beil of Brooklyn reports a year of worsening cough leaving her weak and bedridden until she used Milks Emulsion for three months. She claims recovery, regained flesh and strength, and credits the product with restoring appetite and digestive health. The ad urges others to try the emulsion, guarantees satisfaction, and lists prices 60¢ and 1.20 with Terre Haute company and druggists nationwide.
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K. Beil
Bergen St
Brooklyn
Bose
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
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