Roosevelt Foraker Feud Resolved by Private Correspondence
Washington February 9 AP The long disputed question whether President Roosevelt and Senator Foraker ever reconciled their celebrated quarrel appears settled by a privately circulated print of their correspondence. The feud began over Roosevelt 1900 dismissal of negro troopers at Brownsville and surfaced again at a Gridiron Club dinner in Washington where both men attacked each other. A 1916 exchange when Roosevelt praised Foraker and Foraker replied admiringly shows their friendship revived before their deaths.
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Foraker
Ohio
Brownsville
Hoosevelt
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McKinley
Senate
Washington
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Hoovservelt
C Hain
Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
Colonst
Col. Roosevalt
Oyster Bay
Better Feelings Prevail in Rural Cedar Falls Area
Rural residents report a noticeably improved mood and steadier farm tenancy this spring versus years past. Bank clerks and landlords corroborate fewer farm sales and fewer tenant changes in Cedar Falls and surrounding townships, with optimism that March changes will be limited.
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Cedar Falls
Munch
Cedar Valley
Commercial Club Directorate
Lions
Lionesses of Cedar
Commercia
Joseph North
Dahl Chapel
City Improvement Department
G. L. Bergeman
Evangelical Church
B. Duthbert
Improvement Division
Julius Jensen
Edward Enloe
Elbert Hiskey
Isaac
Luther Corwin
Fred Singaman
Waterloo
Greenwood
Chicago
Burt HE. Smith
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Weary Jorgensen
Cedar Palls
Jorgensen
Jayne
Oklahoma
A. M. Jayne
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Reali
Oklahoma City
Okla
Harry
Culver
Brakeman Hanson Injured on Regular Run
Alfred Hanson, brakeman on the Northwestern railroad, injured his ankle while en route to Gelwein on his regular run. He sought medical care locally and was advised to have the limb examined at the focal hospital. Hanson is son in law of W D Dempser, a railroad official residing there. He noted wheat consumption per capita had fallen from six to four bushels, a point he deemed as significant as expanding exports.
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The
State Teachers College
Los Angeles
Cal
Cedar Falls
Sirs. Robinson
Mery
California
Kurt Hauser
Milwaukee
Wis
Emma Hauser
Sartori Hospital
Island Park
Eimer EB
VanderVeer
Cedar Valle
Colorado
Meyers
Mmnes
Charles Walt
T.W. Bancroft
Clay Street
BE. G. Patten
Wesley Tackenberg
Galesburg
Frances Armstrong
Waverly
Alfred Hanson
Gelwein
Focal Hospital
Hanson
W. D. Demp- Ser
Gent
Northwestern Railroad
Pratt
Douglas Township
Bremer County
Iowa
Frederika
Sam V. Norman
J. Bredie
Brederika
Urges Walt More Drive Lews City Feb 9
A brief note from INS cites President Fred W Sac urging Walt More to push increased UK consumption of DIS products. The message highlights farmer concerns and calls for stronger promotional efforts.
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Walt More
Lews
City
Fred W Sac
Explorers Stop in Salt Lake Before Seattle Leg
The Detroit arctic expedition led by Capt. George Hubert Wilkins arrived in Salt Lake City on Feb 9 on the way to Seattle. The team plans a heat for Alaska this Saturday after their Utah stop.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
INS
George Hubert Wilkins
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Dinner Guests Conclude Evening With Playing 500
La Porte City notes report a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. WY Moore and Dr. and Mrs. R. at their home with a two course meal and Valentine decor. Guests played 500 as the evening’s activity amid social visits from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo families.
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Ta Porte City
WY. J. Moore
Moore Home
Valentine
Mile Society
Miter Society
Presbyterian Church
Strohm
George Allard
Cedar Rapids
P. Strahm
Mr. Allard
Five veterans die in two months as Red Cross aid ends year
Twelve veterans who had received Red Cross aid for government compensation and hospitalization died in December and January, the January report shows. Four funerals have been held. Several named veterans from Iowa and nearby states died in late 1925, with others awaiting arrival. Mrs Worthen also notes 442 interviews in January, including 190 with ex service men. relief costs totaled 132 dollars. A separate item reports dedication of a new Knights of Columbus clubhouse in Sioux City, with opening games and a boxing show slated.
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James Larsen
Cross
Elna Hesse
Clay Street
Zion Evangelical Church
Greenwood
Charles
Waterloo
Co. W. Cumming
Lansing
Minn
Marry Merrill
Cedar Falls
God
Clark Melton
Edwardsjyile
Mary Anderson J
M. M. Lundstrum
Minneapolis
Red Cross
George B. Worthen
Isaac Block
Co. B. Seventh Ammunition Train
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Aplington
United States Navy
Sulphur
Okla
William Sander
Co. C
United States Regular Infantry
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Tuskegee
Ala
Worthen
Sioux City
Knights of Columbus
Herold Smith
Earl McArthur
Hantams
Jolson Show Closes After Relapse
Chicago reports Jolson's "Big Boy" has definitively closed after word of a relapse. The famed comedian had been ill, forcing a prior shutdown, and was to reopen next Monday if conditions allowed.
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Jolson
Chicago
Tanlac advertised as restoring health for run down bodies
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a natural tonic and builder to revive weak, underweight individuals. It claims rapid results with improved appetite, sleep, and color, urging readers to visit a drug store and start the remedy to combat ongoing suffering.
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Tanlac
Lean Year Hits Austrian State Opera Deficit
Vienna reports a lean year for the Austrian State Opera with 1925 deficit projected near 1 million dollars. A recent Ba jazzo performance drew only 6 dollars, the smallest box office in years, as 1,600 tickets were given away and Seav erell was cancelled prompting many to refuse Bajazza substitutions.
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Vienna
Fies
Seaverell
Bajazza
Hemroided relief salesman claims quick cure
Dr Z S Leonhardt introduces HEMROID as a complete cure for piles, denying cutting or external treatments. The ad cites 1000 cases and a 38 percent success rate, with a drugstore sale guaranteed money back and available from Wangler Bros. and Robert Drug Co.
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Leonhardt
Wangler Bros
Robert Drug Co
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