Lindell hotel to reopen in Cedar Falls March 1
Cedar Falls reports the Lindell hotel will reopen to the public March 1 under A Enloe of New Hartford who will relocate his family here. The Arlington had been managed by Patterson and closed previously. Neighboring community events include a Danish Baptist gathering and Maccabees meeting with toasts and planning. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs G W Fagan, and Calvin Collar's funeral was held today with Dr E B Jones officiating.
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Lindell
Patterson
Arlington
A. Enloe
New Hartford
Enloe
Henry Davidson
State Streets
G. W. Fagan
Eleventh and
Walnut Streets
Miss Melcher
Women’s Forward Missionary Movement
Teachers’ College
Maccabees
Wise Block
Danish Baptist Church
J. A. Fridell
Calvin 5
Collar
Cadar Falls
Citronelle
Ala
Tremont Street
E. B. Jones
First Baptist Church
Fairview
Y W C A Contest Closes Early Next Wednesday
The Y W C A membership drive ends February 15 as captains and chair Mrs. H T Fisher decide to finish a week ahead. About 1500 cards are expected. yellows led by Mrs E A Boggs are ahead of reds led by Mrs Edward T Alford as the contest nears its close.
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H. T. Fisher
E. A. Boggs
Edward T. Alford
Beard plans federal libel suit over mail fraud claim
Dan C. Beard, arrested by local police at the urging of the International Automobile League of Buffalo, says he will sue the concerned party in federal court at Cedar Rapids for illegal use of the mails to harm his reputation and business. He has gathered libel evidence in Waterloo and may pursue civil damages after the federal case. Dairy butter 23.5 cents per pound at C. H. Eighmey's.
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Dan C. Beard
International Automobile League of
Buffalo
New York
Sult
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Beard
Waterloo
White girls and Negro arrested in disorderly charge
Chief of Police Dineen and Emergency Officer Garrison arrested Miss Lora Lockwell Miss Lillian Anderson and R. G. Green at 118 Merriman street near Pettigrew home on disorderly charge. Hearing set for later.
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Dineen
Garrison
Lora Lockwell
Missa Lillian Anderson
R. G. Green
Merriman Street
Pettigrew
Byvank Loses Damage Suit Against Chicago Great Western
Judge Platt rules at noon that defendant Chicago Great Western defeats B H Byvank in a motor vehicle collision damage case. Jury verdict sustains defense motion after arguments conclude. plaintiff had sought damages for an automobile loss from a CGW passenger strike last summer. Berry berries at C H Eighmeys.
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Platt
B. H. Byvank
Chicago Great Western Railway
Byrani
Pioneering AP News Transmission by Long Distance Phone
The Associated Press will relay state and world news to Des Moines via long distance telephone starting Feb. 20. News from Chicago will be relayed by leased wire, with a Des Moines manager in charge and expert operators transferring copy directly. The Courier’s AP report will be three times larger, and readers will get full, up to date news, despite increased costs.
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Associated Press
Association
Chicago
Des Moines
Courier
Waterloo
Powers-Love Wedding This Evening in City Home
The Powers Love wedding plans a ceremony at 826 Sixth Street West with Gertrude Powers marrying Win Lowe. Rev E A Aliant of the First Baptist Church will officiate in front of about forty guests.
Kansas Favors Equal Votes for Women in State Elections
Kansas lawmakers move to amend the constitution to grant women the right to vote on all state and legislative offices and senators, excluding presidential elections. The Senate adopted the House resolution amid little opposition, following a prior debate over presidential voting rights. Separately, Victoria club wires for terms on pitcher Hendricks, whose value is seen rising with a peak season ahead.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Victoria, B. C
Hoyle
Hendricks
Wheat Market Slips Amid Mixed Outlook for Spring
Chicago trading notes a sharp drop in egg values and a cautious tone in wheat. Cash grain quotes show mixed, uneven bids as futures and cash markets reflect light receipts and potential spring demand.
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Chicago
Eccentric Doctor Buell to Be Wrapped in Asbestos Shroud
Mt Pleasant Iowa Feb 9 Dr A W Buell who died Saturday ordered his tomb opened yearly for viewing and his remains kept three to ten weeks before burial then wrapped in asbestos. He ran the Buell home and hospital aiding elderly people. Body sent to Burlington with plans for airtight casket and above ground vault. Surviving children Julia Pagelson Webster Buell and Freeman Buell.
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Mt. Pleasant
A. W.buell
Burlington
Buell
God
Ohio
Julia Pagelson
Webster Buell
Brazil
Iowa
Freeman Buell
Colorado
Duel Fails to Dramatic Bloodshed in Berlin Debt Case
In Berlin yesterday August Thyssen and Herr Borchardt fought a bloodless pistol duel to settle Thyssen debt fears. Both men dodged police for days and met at fifteen paces in snow. Borchardt, Thyssen's former administrator, faced bankruptcy linked to a $1,000,000 debt he helped secure.
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Berlin
August Thyssen
Herr Borchardt
Thyssen
Borchardt
Move to Greater House Defy Caucus and Party Leaders
Insurgent factions in the U S House push for a larger chamber after reapportionment under the 1910 census. The Crumpacker plan would expand to 433 seats, while the Republican caucus backs the current 391 seats. Democrats aim to gain by increased representation, especially in the South, as bolters seek to redefine the size of the House.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
House
The Matinee Girl in Early Japanese Theatre
Describes the matinee girl in 18th century Japan and her custom of throwing fans and purses to the leading man as he walked the flower walk. Notes early wood engravings produced images of these heroes and references maidens, life and limb, and a line about fuse or life and a wooden leg.
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Japan
Mane
Bank Clearings and Realty Transfers for Waterloo Week
Waterloo weekly bank clearings totaled 1 391 088 59 with daily figures through February 9 1911. Realty instruments recorded for the week ending February 8 include deeds mortgages chattel mortgages and bills of sale, totaling 28 26 330 95 1928 762 50 174 614 20 3 831 00 and a year to date total of 8877 instruments.
Chicago Gives Up M. E. Conference in 1960 Claim
Chicago withdrew from the Methodist Episcopal general conference race citing overexposure after hosting in 1960. Indianapolis offered as a competing site with former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks presenting the invitation. Other cities in contention include Des Moines Columbus Atlantic City and Saratoga Springs.
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Chicago
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Ind
Des Moines
Columbus
Minneapolis
Telephone men urge utility boards in draft reform
Chicago Feb 9 The National Association of Independent Telephone companies committee in session here has drafted a proposed law to create a public utility commission for states to regulate telephone companies similar to railroad commissions over common carriers. The plan will be sent to state legislatures to seek adoption for uniform nationwide control.
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Chicago
National Association of Independent Telephone Companies
Lowry Ends Missoula Revival with Rousing Farewell
Evangelist Lowry of Cedar Falls wraps up a five week Missoula revival in a Missoula tabernacle. About 865 conversion notes and a freewill offering over 1500 dollars signal strong turnout and support as Lester Moody and wife assisted. Next stops include Kalispell Butte and Describes Final Service.
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Evangelist Lowry
Cedar Falls
Missoula
Mont
Lowry
Lester O. Moody
Butte
Kalispell
Evangelist
Asao~ciates
Lewry
Chilean rumor on U.S. battleships Iowa and Oregon
Washington reports the navy denies selling the battleships Iowa and Oregon to Chile. A Santiago rumor claims Peru bought the two U.S. battleships after recent arms acquisitions. The ships were built in 1893 with Iowa in reserve and Oregon out of commission.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department Today
Iowa
Oregon
Santiago
Cal
Peru
Chile
For Rent Modern eight room dwelling at 610 East Fourth Avenue
Classified notice lists a modern eight room dwelling for rent at 610 East Fourth Avenue with application details at 523 Lime Street. Additional items include a lost Bay Colt and a lost gold pin with sapphires and pearls, a reward, and a request to buy Guernsey or Jersey cows within 90 days.
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Guernsey
Jersey
W. Sherrat
Hudson
Iowa
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