Iowa Casualties Total 156 Officers 1555 Men In World War
Washington reports a War Department summary detailing Iowa’s World War casualties including 156 officers and 1565 men killed wounded or taken prisoner in American expeditionary forces. The North Russia troops are included as part of the expeditionary forces in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D.C
Iowa
War Department
Siberia
North
Russia
Europe
Iowa Sons
Deems Called East by Illness of Son
J F Deems candidate for governor was called to Brownsville Pennsylvania by the death of his brother George Deems He will then go to Springfield Massachusetts where his son Orren Deems is dangerously ill with pneumonia The trip cancels all Iowa engagements He is known as a former Iowa football quarterback.
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Burlington
J. F. Deems
Brownsville
George Deems
Deems
Springfield
Mass
Orren Deems
Iowa
University of Iowa
Republicans Plan County Convention Date
A Republican county central committee meeting at the courthouse discussed the political situation and planned to contact the state committee chairman before setting the county convention date to select delegates for the state convention. Lore Alford chaired the session with BE. L. Esher as secretary. Members present represented the county.
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Republican County Central Committee
Lore Alford
BE. L. Esher
Drury College Grad Haswell Receives Degree and Class Restoration
E. Haswell, Springfield Mo, longtime undergraduate at Drury College, is named oldest new graduate and receives the A B degree with restored status to his class of 1895 after a prior faculty disagreement. He had studied independently for two years and now completes his college work.
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A. E. Hanwell
Drury College
Springfield
Haswell
Funeral rites for Mrs W E Link in Waterloo
Obituary notices from Waterloo detail the funeral of Mrs Kate Carper Link born 1863 in Virginia, married 1890 to Willis E B Link, with two sons and a grandson, death from cerebral hemorrhage after renewed illness, service at Central Christian church and Elmwood cemetery, with multiple relatives listed.
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W. E. Link
Presbyterian Hospital
Central Christian Church
G. D. Berrill
Elmwood
Tina Martin
Miller
Edrie Carr
Raleton and
Neal
C. A. Martin
George W. Miller
J. A. Francis
Margnal Horton
W. L. Pennington
Wirt Thompson
Link
Kate Carper
Fincastle
Russellville
Ark
Willis EB. Link
Leon A
Waterloo
Emmet C
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert
O. S. Carper
D.A. Link
Swea City
Ella Hansen
Thomas Smith
Nellie Humphreys
William H. Humphreys
Mae Castle
Commercial Street
Nellie Castle
Polo
Chicago
Iowa Falls
William H. ‘Humphreys
Edwin
Theodore
Blanche Elsig
Denver
Colo
Clyde J. Askins
First Baptist Church
Fairview
Jesse Clark Lehr
Independence
Wooster
Black Hawk
County
Catherine Smith
Clark
Glenn
Frederick
Hila B. Lehr
Winston
Hilemad & Gindt
Hudson
Hudson Cemetery
Universal Military Training Battle Shapes GOP Debate
Washington leaders weigh speeding up legislation while divisions grow over universal military training in the army bill. Wadsworth and Kahn push for it, but middlewest Republicans fear electoral backlash and the party faces a Wood stronghold test in the South Dakota primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Republican Congress
Congress
Will H. Hays
Wadsworth
New York
Senate Military Committee
Senate
House
Kahn
House Military Affairs Committee
Watsworth
Middlewest
Republican Party
American Legion
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Frank O. Lowden
Substation Fire Stations Likely Approved This Evening
City council expected to order two new miniature fire stations in residential districts. Edward Mahnke designed brick first floors with truck space showers and crew sleeping quarters. Council may approve First and Third ward sites near factory districts and seek bids at the earliest legal date.
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Edward Mahnke
Iowa hotelmen to meet in Waterloo next year
Jacob Levingston, manager of Hotel Russell Lamson, was elected president of the Iowa Hotel Managers association at the Des Moines convention. Waterloo was chosen as the site for the 1821 state gathering, with Levingston also among the principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Levingston
Russell Lamson
Iowa Hotel Managers’ Association
Des Moines
Waterloo
Mr. Levingston
Local Judges and Residents Battle Illness and Paralysis
The report lists Judge H B Boies confined at home with severe cold and Judge J E Williams recovering from paralysis. It notes illnesses across the community including influenza in the French family, F A Sporle improving, Herman Toll with double pneumonia, Billa Moeller recuperating, and J W Rowntree and J E Williams showing varying recoveries with several others mentioned as improving or ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Boies
Boies
J. E. Williams
Charles Folsing
Walter R. French
F. A. Sporle
Herman H. Toll
Clarinda
Billa Moeller
Hudson
H. C. Moeller
Cedar Heights
Aot Everly
Misa Margaret Fitzgerald
West High Pitar
J. W. Rowntree
J. BE. Williams
Iowa Magazine Enlarged Edition Debuts in Waterloo
The Iowa Magazine issues its first enlarged farm and home format in Waterloo now under Fred L. Kimball company auspices for the Greater Iowa association. The second number in the series carries militant anti red content with a bold title page statement. No January issue was published.
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Iowa
Fred L. Kimball Company
Greater Iowa Association
Davenport
Waterloo
Births Reported From Local Families
Birth notices list new infants for several couples: John Leonard for Charles Harp at 712 Barclay born Feb 6. Herman Sylvester for Marlow Freeman Tharp of Waterloo born Jan 29. Herbert Willian for Charles Hoeppner Black Hawk township born Jan 23. Ethel Ruth daughter to George E Scranton of Black Hawk township born Feb 19. Richard Frederic for Fred B Witt at St Francis hospital born Feb 5. Shell Rock parents Cel E Gruener at 2532 Fourth East welcomed a daughter born Feb 3.
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Charles Harp
Barclay
John Leonard
Marlow Freeman J Tharp
Waterloo
Herman Sylvester
Charles A. Hoeppner
Black Hawk Township
Herbert Willian
George E. Scranton
Fan
Ethel Ruth
Fred B. Witt
St. Francis Hospital
Richard Frederic
Shell Rock
Cerl E. Gruener
Fourth East
Master Cleaners Welcome in City at Convention
More than 60 master cleaners and dyers attended the state convention called to order by A. J. Les in Hotel Russell Lamson. C W Loughead and W E Mechting spoke on national matters, while plans for cooperation and chemical issues were discussed. A banquet and smoker followed, with two women in attendance known as The Wahoo Sisters Garner.
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A. J. Les
Boones
Russelll Lamson
BE. F. MacDonough
Greater Waterloo Association
Les
C. W. Loughead
Cincinnati
T. I. Leeper
WT. E. Mechting
Loulgville
National Aesonation
MacDonough
Russell-Lamgon
Wahoo
Garner
Cleaners Bay
Jersey calf starts on long journey to Central America
A Jersey bull calf, 11 months old, leaves Waterloo Jersey farm to go by train to San Francisco and then by sea to a Central American port to improve Sandro Mata’s stock in El Salvador. The farm notes previous sales and a 1915 sale of a $30,000 half interest in Financial Sensation to Greystone Jersey Farm. The breeder reports 55 animals sold in eight months with Jerseys now in 31 states.
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Central America
Waterloo Jersey
Sandro Mata
Juagua
Salvador
San Francisco
Central American
Senor Mata
United States
Jersey
B. R. Shoemaker
Greystone Jersey Farm
Westchester
Express
Pennsylvania
Jerseys
A Diner Toasts Iowa Team With Law Song Excerpts
The University of Iowa student council hosted a diner for the football team where toasts used excerpts from "On, Tow a" by W. R. Law. Toasts included A Rousing Toast to You and On, Iowa Proudly to the Fore.
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Bob" Law
University of Iowa
W. R. Law
Iowa
U S Flunked Chance to Lead World Says Bishop
Bishop William F. Anderson of Cincinnati, touring France and parts of Europe with the Pan-European Episcopal church conference, says the United States failed to lead when world leadership was possible. He urges renewed American prestige and a posture of sympathetic helpfulness to Europe, though he critiques Carter Glass’s remarks on American policy.
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U.S
M.E
London
Bishhop
William F. Anderson
Cincinnati
France
Italy
North Africa
Spain
Portugal
General Conference of the Poenoary Episcopal Church
United States
America
Europe
Carter Glass
American Treasury
Paish Blames U S for World Crisis Collapse
English economist Sir George Paish denounces the United States for failing to assist Europe through the crisis and predicts a global financial breakdown. He warns millions in Europe face starvation and that America will suffer as unemployment soars and the world credit system collapses.
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Philadelphia
America
George Paish
United States
Europe
Sterling Exchange
Hia
Fru
Last Night's News in Brief
Berlin reports the allied war effort handed to Premier Bauer at 9 p.m. Saturday by M. De Marcilly. Bolshevik uprisings are noted in Tokio against the Japanese squad on Sakhalin. Bolshevik troops reportedly entered Odessa per a Monton Soviet wireless. Herbert Hoover states he is not a presidential candidate and no one is authorized to speak for him. Miss Emily Knowles wed Guy Spiker Jr. in Fall River. George Clemenceau arrives in Cairo. Seventy Sinn Fein prisoners are shipped to England from Queenstown. Portrait Men Meet at Hotel Russell Lamson sales convention with 65 northern Iowa travelers present. addresses by Selle of Chicago and McDonnell of Sioux City. W. J. McDonnell presided.
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Berlin
Bauer
M. de Marcilly
Tokio
Sakhalin
Odessa
Monton
New York
Herbert Hoover
Fall Giver
Mass
Guy
Spiker J
Emily Knowles
Cairo
Egypt
George Clemenceau
France
Queenstown
Sinn Fein
England
J. O. Bernbrock
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Portrait Company
Russell-Lamson
Iowa
B. ¥. Selle
Chicago
J. J. Y McDonnell
Sioux City
W. J. McDonnell
New Waterloo Family Names Glenn Bayder Advertising Director
Glenn Bayder was named advertising director of the Dairy Farmer this morning. He and Mrs. Bayder arrived from St. Joseph Missouri last night and bring prior experience in advertising and in the army. He previously served as manager of a department store and published a paper.
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NEW Waterloo
Glenn Bayder
Dairy Farmer
Bayder
St. Joseph
News-Pross
T. Afa
Joseph
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Plainfield
Representative Sweet
Joey Youmans
American Expeditionary Force
Youmans
Young Youmans
Sweet
Hay
National Soldiers’ Home
Hampton
Camp Merritt
N.J
War _ department
Department
Adjutant General
Severoy
E. Hasweld
Dast A. College
J. C. Matthews
J. G. Matthews
E. G. Matthews
Third Avenue West
Congregational Hospital
J. M. Dunkerton
FP. H. Matthews
Otto R. Smith
Teerson Street
Salem
Ove
Oklahoma
Ruby Shannon
Elmer Hotel
Mary
Mary Smith
Enid
Okla
Ben Hur Lodge
Petersen Bros
Mrs. Hartiett Probert
Cedar Falls
Heb. J
Harriett Probert
C. B. Santee
John Stark
Harrison Street
B. J. Lockwood
Grace M. BE. Church
Hileman & Gindt
William Crosby
Ameumonia
Waterloo Gasolina Engine Company
Les al Petersen Bros
ARMY
Dickinson
Lowden
Middle West
Repubblican
Dakota
South Dakota
Leonard Wood
Gen. Wood
Johnson
Wood
Giso
Platorm
Iowa Magazine
Master Cleaners
Nation
Chester
Center Point
Mammoth King
Big Joe
Wildwood Prince Jr
Alamo Model
Myers Model
Indiana
John Cleator
A.M. Lampman
J. F. Strupper
Paish
H. W. Tromanhauser
the Fox Shoe Store
Sycamore ST
Ea Leeper
W. ©. Leland
Water 100
Black Falls
Duroc Jersey
Farrow
TaPorte
Tawra
Pathfinder
Orion
King Col. Orion
Craft
S. C. Smalling & Son
la Porte City
J. W. Craft
C. M. Hoyt
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