Envo ys May Mexico CityCapital Diplomats Threaten Withdrawal
Washington reports intense friction between the Carranza government and the diplomatic corps in Mexico City. Several European legations consider abandoning all foreign missions, delegating affairs to consular officers, a move that would sever diplomatic relations. The American embassy has been closed since Huerta's ouster, complicating U S involvement. The Spanish minister Angel de Caso faces deportation, with no reply yet to Lansing's telegram to Brazil seeking mediation.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Mexico City
Mexico
State Department
Huerta
United States
Obregon
Anass Angel de Caso
Legation
de Caso
Villa
Lansing
Angel de Caso
East High Loses to Marshalltown 41 to 28
East Highs basketball team fell to Marshalltown 41 to 28 at Marshalltown yesterday. The first half was close with East leading 14 to 12 at intermission but Marshalltown pulled away in the second half. East was hampered by the absence of forward Becker and by lineup changes that disrupted teamwork. The opponents played a stubborn, determined game and rallied late in the final period.
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East High
Marshalltown
Fréd ‘Becker
Beck
Simpson
Treasury Dept Questions Kelly Over Waterloo Post Office
Washington inquiries Postmaster M. H. Kelly seeking extensive data on Waterloo population growth and commerce. Treasury Department requests follow a bill introduced in Congress by Maurice Connolly seeking to extend the Waterloo post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Waterlaw
M. H. Kelly
Treasury Department
Congress
Maurice Connolly
Waterloo
County Superintendent: Committee Meets on Qualifications
A committee including J. L. Brentzer CG E Hearst J W Ar buckle C W Lyon and A H Brand horst sits this afternoon in the court to examine candidates for county superintendent. Discussion grows over a proposed salary near 2500 and the sufficiency of available material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brentzer
CG. E. Hearst
J. W. Arbuckle
C. W. Lyon
A. H. Brandhorst
Shold
New York Produce Markets and Labor Funeral Notice
General markets report butter steady cheese firm eggs unsettled with varied receipts. Poultry quiet. Chicago hog prices weak due to oversupply. cattle and sheep trading nominal. Also notice urging machinists and friends of the late Brother E P Nawman to attend funeral services at Labor temple next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Kennery
Chicago
E. P. Nawman
Labor Temple
City in Brief: Waterloo items and events
Local notes report visits by Cc. B. Carpenter of Canby to Waterloo on business, J. Bates speaking at Shell Rock, and the Big Sisters sewing club meeting at the Y. Families welcome newborns, and area clergy outline sermons and anti alcohol programs. Community meetings include the Lincoln club and Waterloo Commercial club executive plans. Ambulance aids Bates injury. social farewells for Mrs. Lulu Becker and housewarming for Mrs. Will Becker. Catherine Berend and party plan travel to Chicago Florida and Cuba.
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Cc. B. Carpenter
Canby, Minn
Waterloo
J. #. Bates
Shell Rock
Lincoln Club
Z. M. Nichols
Am- Nies
Waterloo Commercial Club
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J.B. Smith
Catherine Berend
H. Berend
Lucile
Chicago
Florida
Cuba
Eastbound train delayed by blizzard blockade
The No. 16 eastbound Tlipois Central train was four hours late due to a blizzard west of Fort Dodge. The Sioux City train could reach only to Cherokee yesterday, while No. 15, the westbound train for Sioux City, proceeded no farther than that point.
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Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Cherokee
Chaplain Nackey in Serious Condition After Surgery
Rev Father Nackey chaplain at St Francis hospital underwent an appendicitis operation Thursday morning. The appendix ruptured and due to age the outcome was feared. He showed signs of improvement overnight and his condition was more favorable today. Kutter Market Elgin Illinois February 6. AN sales at 32 cents.
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Tle
Father Nackey
St. Francis Hospital
Russians Report Important Advance On Brura River
Petrograd reports a Russian victory in Russian Poland with forces crossing the Bzura near Kamion and capturing a fortified German position. Russians also pushed across the Bzura at Dakhava near Sochaczew and seized German outposts and weapons.
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Petrograd
Poland
Brura
Kamion
Dakhava
Sochaczew
Rawka
Visiting Nurses Report Shows January Activity
The visiting nurses logged sixty patients under their care in January with nineteen recovered and others improving. They visited seventy three families, added twenty four new ones, logged two hundred fifteen visits, and a total of one hundred sixty eight sick visits. They distributed forty two dollars fifty cents in garments and eighteen dollars in shoes, and helped nine people gain employment. six were sent to local hospitals. A seven year old newspaper seller visited the office today reporting earnings to support three children in school books.
Horses Leave for War In Largest William Holland Shipment
Fourteen cars carrying army horses were loaded today from Waterloo to St Louis, marking the largest shipment by the William Holland sales barn to warring European nations, exceeding last week by two cars.
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William Holland
Europe
Waterloo
St. Louis
Prayer service for late Albert Sohner scheduled Monday
A short prayer service for Albert Sohner will be held at 11 o clock Monday morning from the residence 927 Franklin Street. Regular services will follow at 7:40 o'clock from First Baptist Church. In Lermont a burial will take place at the cemetery.
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Albert Sohner
Franklin Street
Lermont
William Dorgan Taken by Death
Debility claimed 78 year old William Dorgan at his son Hen W L Dorgan’s home on Western avenue. Born in Ireland he came to America as a boy, farmed in Kentucky and Mexico Mo, and moved to Waterloo last spring after son became pastor. Survived by six children including Rev W L Dorgan of Waterloo and J F Dorgan of Mexico Mo. Funeral from Walnut Street Baptist Church home Sunday afternoon with burial Monday in Mexico Mo.
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Big Sisters Sewing Club
Y. A
G. G. Bickley
William Dorgan
Hen
W. L. Dorgan
Western Avenue
Mr. Dorgan
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Decedent
Ireland
America
Kentucky
Mexico
Ile
J. F
J. R. Dorgan
W.B. Dorgan
Corning
Cales
C. J. Dorgan of Fillmore, N. Y
K. H. Youtsey
Dayton
J. B
Walnut
Street Baptist Church
Chicago Great Western
Edward Nauman Dies Suddenly in Waterloo
Edward Filip Nauman aged 28 died yesterday afternoon after years of kidney trouble. A native of Waterloo born January 11, 1886, he worked as a machinist and with Illinois Central railroad shops. Survived by parents, five brothers and two sisters, funeral Monday at 2 p.m. from 927 Franklin Street, burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Edward Filip Nauman
Louis Nauman
Lafayette Street
Mr. Nauman
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Knights of Pythias Lodge
William
Louis
Arthur
Harry
Lawreace Naaman
J. D. Burter
Louis Aldrich
Peter‘sen
Wilder Will Discloses Large New York Estate
The will of humorist Marshall P. Wilder, who died January 10 in St. Paul, lists New York real estate valued at 200000 dollars and 17000 dollars in personal property. The trust leaves the residue to his son Marshall P. Wilder Jr. and his daughter Grace Isabel Wilder for life with remainder powers at age 40 to each share.
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New York
Marshall P. Wilder
St. Paul
New York State
Marshall P. Wilder, Jr
Grace Isabel Wilder
Fred Barn Changes Hands At 720 Jefferson Street
Al Strickler and R C McCormick have bought the feed barn and dray line of Lentz Ringler at 720 Jefferson Street. The business will operate as before. Strickler has long engaged in local trading in this city.
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Messrs. al. Strickler
R. C. McCormick
Lentz & Ringler
Jefferson Street
Mr. Strickler
Suburban Grocery Store Robbed Near McGonegal’s on Mobile Street
The McGonegal grocery at 41 Mobile Street was entered last night. About $15 in change and a box of clears were stolen after the front door was forced open. The proprietor, Mr. McGonegal, had been away for roughly 45 minutes, returning from his home before officers arrived. police found no clues as robbers reportedly watched the store from the vicinity. The store has suffered several prior robberies.
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McGonegal
Mobile Street
Sorensen Awaits Grand Jury After Preliminary Hearing
Chrig Sorensen faced a preliminary hearing before Justice J. T. Knapp on a charge of illegal sale of intoxicants. He was bound over to the grand jury after raid at 714 Water Street yielded 22 quarts of beer on January 27. County Attorney H. J. Weaner called L. C. Cameron as principal witness, who testified he bought beer at Sorensen’s room and was refused on another occasion with a second person present. L. B. Park testified Cameron handed the beer over as evidence of the purchase.
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Chrig Sorensen
J. T. Knapp
Sorensen
Water Street
H. J. Weaner
L. C. Cameron
Cameron
L. B. Park
Helped Self to Furniture During Waterloo Lodging Incident
Robert Otto found his stored furniture in Waterloo occupied by a consumptive family after visiting Cedar Rapids to ship it from the Rapids. The furniture must be fumigated and disinfected, with someone paying the costs. Otto had rented a single room in Waterloo for his goods while away from his four room apartment in Cedar Rapids.
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Robert Otto
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Otto
the Rapids
Two Homes Quarantined Over Scarlet Fever Case
A quarantine was ordered for two residences after children Kenneth Knoon aged eight and Virginia Koeneke tested light forms of scarlet fever. Kenneth Knoon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Knoon of 726 Second Street West, quarantined Friday. Virginia Koeneke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Koeneke of 1103 Logan Avenue, quarantined this morning.
Athletes Unable to Perform in Cedar Rapids Meet
Director J Bintz of the YMCA reports Cedar Rapids athletes cannot fill the return volleyball and basketball contest tonight. The event was planned as a return match for the Waterloo team, postponed due to inability to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bintz
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Funeral services for Josephine Elinor Moore Sunday
Funeral services for the remains of little Josephine Elinor Moore will be held from St. Joseph's Catholic church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by the Very Rev. F E Slattery. Interment will be in Fairview cemetery.
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Josephine Elinor Moore
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
FE. Slattery
Mairview Cemetery
Custodial Farm Purchase Bill Defeated in Des Moines
A custodial bill to fund multiple custodial farms for prisoners failed today in Des Moines. The measure drew 50 votes for and 35 against, missing the constitutional 60 vote threshold required for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Michael
Ile Touse
Local Cases Up in Supreme Court
Two local interest cases are set for argument before the Kuprouie court. Canfield versus Iowa Dairy Separator Co. seeks damages for injuries from an alleged poison ab solution blamed on work exposure. Wilton versus Wales lug Cedar Pally & Northern railway involves damages for injuries while performing track work, with disputes over protective class coverage and representation by law firms.
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Kuprouie
Quw
Ase G
Canfield
Iowa Dairy Separator Co
Milton J. Wilton
Wales
Cedar Pally & Northern Railway
Canflald
Cole Any
WG. Platt
Dalry
Woolley
Loren Wisk
Longley
Tatebier & Smith
Wilson
Kelly
Beemer
Mitton Wilson
Ron
Loran Rink
Sager
Bweet & Edwards
Whip Pickett & Swisher
Praise Firemen for Efficiency at Red Cross Drug Co Fire
Wire chief Dunham and the fire department are commended for their efficient handling of a blaze at the Red Cross Drug Co building owned by Reed. A box of elpris accompanies the communication expressing appreciation for the department's effective work and stating the potential for disaster was avoided. A separate chimney fire at 410 Park Avenue West triggered an alarm but required no work.
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Dunham
Fire Department
Red Cross Drug Go
Wy VM. Reed
Red Cross Drug Co
Grant Wark
Two Marriages and a Box Social Highlight Barclay District
In District No. 3 a recent box social netted $26 with Ed Lethert as auctioneer and Miss Coretta Barck as teacher. Upcoming marriages are planned for Feb 9 at St Francia with Rev Kopecky officiating, and Feb 11 for Miss Elizabeth Koester and Mr Paul Newbel Jr with Rev Neubel officiating. Also notes a spate of new library books and a February township trustee meeting delayed by blizzard. Farmers' Creamery report lists monthly milk and cream payments totaling $71,666.44 through 1914. secretary G Kleckner and Butter-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Neubel
F. P. Davis
Farmers' Creamery Company
Dunkerton
Kleckner
Stated decades long tenure and cooperative venture
Text mentions a person named Oliver Alusahver connected to a long tenure of twenty years and notes the existence of a cooperative company, but details are fragmentary and unclear about context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglyy Oliver Alusahver
St Be Tend
mMnce
Hoof Disease Costs Millions in National Outbreak
Washington reports the hoof disease outbreak has cost 3,399,100 to 3,799,100 dollars as slaughtered livestock include 46,268 cattle 47,735 swine 7,161 sheep and 22 goats Profound local losses yet no nationwide impact on meat and dairy supplies due to eradication efforts.
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Washington
D. C
Erie
Frederika Notes and Local Events
Local notes from Frederika detail family moves and property changes, including Sid Mooney purchasing a plot near his town, Alfonso Gavitian renting a farm from Walter Robinson, and Nathan Tibbetts starting work in Hayle eye. School entertainment drew $237.40 despite poor weather, with families visiting relatives in Waterloo and an infant born to the Roe family. An accident left Mrs. Connor bedfast, and Rab Minkley of Omaha visits his mother Mrs. Geo Simmons in town.
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Frederika, Feb
Sid Mooney
Han
Jaase
Mooney
Civer
Alfonso Gavitian
Cherry
Walter Robinson
Nathan Tibbetts
Clorkt
Hayleeye
Rab Minkley
Omaha, Neb
Geo. Simmons
Daughters of Trahella to Meet in K P Hall Monday
The Daughters of Trahella announce a special meeting in the K P hall Monday evening February 8. All members are urged to attend. The Maccabees Cedar Tent No 28 plans L O T M day in A O U W hall Tuesday evening with all Maccabees and friends invited. A fine program, refreshments, dancing, and music by the Maccabee orchestra are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Hall
U. W. Hall
Maccabee Orchestra
Eickhoff Funeral Services Private Burial
Funeral services for Fred Eickhoff will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the residence at 517 Ninth Street West. The services will be strictly private. Interment will be in the mausoleum. A brown leather purse with over 40 dollars and owner name was lost on a train between Jesup and Waterlon or between I. C. depot and 1218 Washington. Reward. Call 2622 Ref. 2b. K. Sisson.
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Fred ‘Eickhoff
Reulence
Ninth Street West
Mauvadrium
Jesup
Waterlon
I. C. Depot
Washington
K. Sisson
Mesaiige
Wellington
Farntere
Care Courier
Jefferson Street
Delliver
East 6Th St
Joe Raymond
Muff and Patience Muff Lost Amid Society Girls Mystery
Patience Services of the police join the search for a missing muffler and a young society girl who vanished just before dawn after a card game. A secret chamber party with four entrants sparked suspicion of mixed company as Capt Wagner assigns an officer to probe the disappearance and diplomatic exchanges rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornig
HL T. Wagner
Garden of Thanks for Kindness After Death of Baby
Mr and Mrs Cahl Olson thank friends neighbors and the William Gallo way company for kindness shown at the death and burial of their beloved baby daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hank
William Galloway Company
Cahl Olson
Marine insurance rates unaffected by blockades declared
New York February 6 marine insurance underwriters say the stip ring between the United States and Great Britain and France will not be lessened in volume even if neutral ships are destroyed, despite the German admiralty blockade declaration.
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New York
Great Britain
France
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Chicago Livestock
San
Avezzano, Aly
Buchanan
Majestic Theatres
John B. Bates
Fourth
Water Streets
Walnut Street
Pond Lily Crochet Club
Lulu Becker
Nashua
Will Becker
Kutter
Elgin, Ill
Edward Nauman
Marshal P. Wilder
FRED
Gheis Sorensen
Funeral Services
Supreme Court
Barclay
Frederika
Eickhoff
F. H. Briden Co
Amal
East 4Th
Carpenters Union OF
Des Moines Carpenters’ Union
General Assembly
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union of
Iowa
KE. G. McNeal
J. FE. Gray
C.B. Bousky
Committee
Business Men’s Temperance Association
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