Plan to Repay Sioux Indians After Senate Opposition
Washington February 10. The House again passed a bill to reimburse the Sioux for defaulted treaty payments. The Santee Sioux ceded land for annuities in 1837 and 1851, with later abrogation in 1862 leaving them unpaid. Despite justice views, Senate opposition to attorney fees has stalled passage for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wawa Bureau of
Waterloo
Everine Courier
Washington, D. C
House
Governmient
Senate
Senate of the United States
Mann
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Congress
Mortuary notices and deaths in Waterloo area
Olive Higgins 70 died in Keokuk after brief illness. Survived by four sisters and six children. body brought for burial. John Grady dies after hospital stay. funeral planned Monona and relatives in Chicago. Christian Peterson dies at son’s home 211 Edwards Street Cedar Falls. funeral Monday at 2 p.m.. Greenwood Cemetery. Advertisement for Sunday winner at Rummel Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Grady
MrGregor
Daniel Grady
Anna Grady
Winifred
Anna
Chicago
Monona
Christian Peterson
Edwards Street
Cedar Falls
Farmers’ Hone
Snowden
Greenwood
Weather of Week Mostly Sub Zero in Cold Wave
Official figures show minimal temperatures for the past week mostly ranged below zero. Only Friday exceeded and Tuesday dipped above zero at its lowest while daily lows hit 5 to 13 below and highs from 38 above to 5 below. Railroad traffic disrupted by a blizzard and cold wave. embargoes on perishables lifted. coal stocks reportedly adequate. Relph Slippy provides temperatures with max and min readings for each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relph Slippy
Miinmel
Sanger vows hunger strike if convicted in birth control case
New York on February 10, Mrs Margaret Sanger chief of the birth control movement and sister of Mrs Ethel Byrne who fasted in jail for six days and was forcibly fed and pardoned by Gov Whitman says she will go on a hunger strike if convicted. She faces a charge similar to that on which her sister was convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Sanger
Ethel Byrne
Gov
Whitman
Highest Type of Man Must Come From Employing Best Material
Dr Guthrie McConnell warned that a perfect character base needs the best material from birth. He urged for hereditary caution and strong early care including feeding, rest, hygiene, and regular medical exams to steer children toward legitimate, productive paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie McConnell
Child Conservation League
City in Brief: Local Notes on Hospitalization and Births
Aptor Kepford Jr., son of Justice A B Kepford, improves after bronchial pneumonia. Horace Van Metre from Iowa State University visits home. Dorothy Martin teaches at Gladbrook schools and visits family. Toronto Ontario visitors at B B Hunter home. A B E Park family welcomes a nine pound son born Wednesday. Courthouse offices close all day Monday for Lincoln's Birthday. Mrs. Alice Mathers of Des Moines in the city on business. Glara and Marie Schudler of Dubuque visiting Mrs. Kretz. Rev. Harry LeRoy Harwood to lecture on the Soul of Lincoln. Usual morning service at church. L L Walters, 71, a Union Mill salesman, suffers paralysis. A Nelson of Holstein breeder from Waverly in the city. will address Cornell dairy students. George B B Lichty returns from five weeks east. witnessed Wilson's speech severing relations with Germany. Judge C W Atulan sustains verdict against Western Union. former trial had $400 verdict. William Weber called to Charles City for his father A G Ober’s funeral.
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Aptor Kepford, Jr
Justice A. B.kepford
Horace van Metre
Iowa State University
Ly van Metre
Harry LeRoy Harwood
Lincoln
L L. Walters
Union Mill Company
Co. A. Nelson
Holstein Breeder
Waverly
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell College
George BB. Lichty
East
Washington
Wilson
William Weber
Lane Street
Charles City
A. G.ober
Rober
Maccabees meeting and local notices in Cedar Rapids area
Announcements detail Maccabees Cedar Tent No 28 meeting plans for Cedar Rapids rally and initial work with refreshments. Rev J R Macerney to preach at Cedar Heights schoolhouse Sunday at 3 30 pm. Bible class led by Mr and Mrs William Galloway Thursday Feb 12. Helmetedge No 59 to meet 7 30 pm Knights of Pythians temple. Waterloo Masonic Study Club meets Monday 7 30 pm Masonic temple. Court of Honor to host record party Maxwell Hall Feb 22. Business College Waterloo basketball beat Brandon Independent 28 27 with Coach Gallogly officiating. Mint director Raymond T Baker nominated by President Wilson in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Cedar Tent
Cedar Rapids
J. R. Macerney
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
William Galloway
Helmel Tedge
Knights of Pythians Temple
Waterloo Masonic Study Club
Masonic Temple
Court of Honor
Maxwell Hall
Closing Prices Today on New York Stock Exchange
New York closing prices list major U S steel, mining, and railroad firms with notes on several gaps. Companies include American Car and Foundry, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, Erie, General Electric, Illinois Central, United States Steel, Western Union, Westinghouse, and others. Prices show many entries with dashes indicating unavailable data.
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NEW
Yorx
New York
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Vtotee Baldwin Encomotive
Baltimore and Oiio
Bethlehem Steels
Brooklin Rapid Transit
Canadian Tacif
Chesapeake and Tio
Chicago
Mit
St. Paul
A. T
Colorado
Wrumble Steel
Erie
Great Northern Pii
Linois Central Inter
Harvester
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvanian
Ces Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Nina Pacific
United States Rubber
Nited States Steel
Inited States Steel
Wabash, Pfa
Western Union - Westinghouse Co G W
Pfa
Cedar Rapids Defeats West High 16 to 12 in Wild Floor Game
Green scored all points for West Waterloo as Cedar Rapids beat West High 16 to 12 in Waterloo. Waterloos misfiring on baskets and Coe floor layout hindered scoring. Cedar Rapids led 7 to 8 at halftime with Barvinek Mohrbucker and Green each hitting six. West added Farr Miller and Hetts baskets in the second half. Simpson subbed for Miller late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
West Waterloo
Waterloo
Jed
Barvinek
Mohrbucker
Green
Glen Whittle
Farr
Bob Miller
Hetts
West
Paul Simpson
East Waterloo
Hawkeye Five Defeats Maroons in Big Margin Victory
Towa City Iowa February 16 Chicago in invasion style fails to curb Iowa as Hawkeye Five routed the Maroons 24 to 17. Von Lackum opened scoring within 30 seconds, Berrien and Bannick added early baskets and the lead held throughout. Iowa used speed over size, overwhelming the Chicago lineup and sealing a decisive win.
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Towa City
Chicago
Iowa
Towa
Maroons
Hawkeye
von Lackum
Berrien
Bannick
Kent
Naver
Gooch Page
Iowa Pets
Moore Purchases Metropole Hotel on Fourth Street
M A Moore, formerly with Horton Holden, closes deal to own the Metropole hotel on Fourth Street West. H D Wextcot operated it since last year after buying from J A Townsley. Moore will take charge February 20 and run the hotel on the European plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Moore
Horton-Holden
Russell-Lamson
Metropole
Fourth Street
H. D. Wextcot
J. A. Townsley
Mr. Moore
Poindexter Seeks 100 Additional Submarines in Bill
Senator Poindexter of Washington urges immediate construction of 100 more submarines beyond current authorizations. He expects a favorable naval affairs committee report to include the plan in the annual naval appropriations bill, which already outfits 80 coast defense subs and 20 seagoing subs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Meindexter
Washington
Senate
United States
Congress
Poindexter
Naval Affairs Committee
Foreigners Warned By Villa Plans War
Proclamations posted in Juarez and distributed on the streets warning against traveling on trains between Juarez and Chihuahua City and urging foreigners to keep out of northern Mexico. A Carranza official said foreigners would receive protection but would be blamed if robbed or wounded in fighting. Twenty-five people were arrested in Juarez, including a prominent merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jncaros
Mex
Francisca Villa
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Carranza
One-Pitch Wonder Roots in 1910 Portmouth Game
In a June 20, 1910 game against Marion, Manager Childs of the Portsmouth team pitched one ball to complete an inning. The single pitch caused a triple play and earned Childs a credited inning pitched, a unique feat in baseball history.
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Wmoeeif
Secona
Childs
Portsmouth
Marion
Chicago
Heralt
Vacant House Fire Blamed on Fire Bug
Fire damaged a vacant residence at Independance avenue and Moblin street at dawn. Fire started between a parethton and spread rapidly. Firemen removed plaster as flames spread. some plumbing led to further damage. Building owned by Cedar Palle. Also reports of clothing damage at Leckington home and minor fires at other local residences. February fire alarms total 24. Advertisement for Miller McCartney Insurance Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biv
Cedar Palle
Leckington
A. A. Dunham
Falan-Hollman
Fourth
Waller Streets
Martin Grady Called By Death In Oregon
Word arrived of the death on Wednesday of Martin Grady age 79 at Kugong Oregon. A pioneer of Black Hawk county he moved to Iowa in 1865 and settled in Oranges township before becoming a Waterloo shoemaker. He later lived with a daughter in Eugene Oregon. Survived by six children including H B Grady and Elizabeth Grady of Waterloo and Mrs Emma Weiss. Body to Waterlon for Kneisl with funeral plans pending arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Grady
Kugong
Ore
Fle
Black Hawk County
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Oranges Township
Waterloo
Hero Uplil
Eugene
Ilo
M. Grady
Elizabeth Grady
Liebty
Tracy
Mina
Emma Weiss
Jessie Grady
Bugano
Sadie Hodgson
Booneville
Ark
Waterlon
Kneisl
B. Bickley
Sixth Street
West
Cedar Valley Railroad Timetable Changes Notice
On Sunday February 21 1917 Cedar Rapids District train times will take effect. Morning departures from Waterloo to Cedar Rapids include 1 26 40 m, 8 15 am, 10 15 am, 12 50 pm, 2 20 pm, 3 46 pm, 6 700 pm, 8 10 pm. From Cedar Rapids to Waterloo departures are 5 30 am, 8 10 am, 10 15 am, 1 10 pm, 2 15 pm, 4 00 pm, 6 55 pm, 8 00 pm, daily except Sunday. No time changes for Cedar Falls and Waverly districts. An advertisement notes a diving machine shown in New York could raise surface wrecks worth millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Independence Lincoln Washington program at high school
Independence February 14. A Lincoln Washington memorial program will be held in the high school auditorium Monday at 7 pm under the auspices of the G A R V and S S of V. The program opens with Ameriex song, an invocation by Rev K Nye, music by the high school orchestra and boys glee club, readings by John Hoerds and Dr J H Doyle, and addresses by Messrs BE M Thompson and M W Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HH. Doyle
BE. M. Thompson
M. W. Harmon
Kro-Sogiria
Wise Hall
Wiliam Plunkett
Main Street
Wednnestar
B. B. Fehody
Nespiscopal Church
Independence
Sarah Burris
Myron Baum
Burlington
Morris
Mandibaum
Sthe
Wathinen O'Keefe
Plymouth
Junioe
Local notices and church events announced in town
The Paxt Chief's association plans a meeting at Mrs. O. Mra. Gillett and Mrs. J. C. Chappell hostesses. A comedy drama The Private Secrets is planned for St Johns Unatholte church. Burial services for the late Mrs. Gageman held in Oakgrove cemetery. survivors include Mrs. Martha J. Jackson and Ralph, Altayanil Brandixon, Howard Thayer of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. O
Crew
Wick Mac
Wits
Paxt Chief's Association
Illett
Mra. Gillett
J. C. Chappell
Jotuys Untholte Church
Mra
Lara Gageman
Cedar Rapids
Uakrove
Iwi Charre
Tasmafia
Martha J. Jackson
Ralph
Altayanil Brandixon
Howard Thayer
Hampton county hearing on ditch drainage dispute in Latimer area
Objections over ditch drainage funding dominate county board meetings as farmers weigh costs against benefits. The report notes former Hampton resident Mary Wheeler killed by a freight train near Matville, with burial planned here. John Gruwell, Hampton Jay, wed Miss Gertude Kink. Gruwell chairs Farmers' State Bank at Witsall. Stouffer of West Fork exchanged 640 acres for 4000 acres of Minnesota timber lands, including a $390,000 mortgage backer. Consolidation plans may redraw district lines encompassing Roove, Mott, Washington, Badger, Maple Grove and Greenwood. Existing schools reportedly suffice, reducing new bond need. A Lincoln program is planned at the M. E. church Sunday with addresses by B. H. Mellory and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Fen
Aupervinera
Latimer
Mile County
Mina Mary Wheeler
Gampton
Matville
Iuch Gruwell
Hrempton
Wis Warried
Miss Gertude
Moire
G. OW. Stouffer
Weat Fork
Minnesota
Stouffer
Roove
Mott
Washington
Badger
Maple Grove
Greenwoothe
M. E
B. H. Mellory
Passion Play return draws praise despite cold
Hudson notes a stereopticon showing on the Passion Play Tuesday night with applause. a rescheduled Thursday test was postponed due to cold. Walter Glenny returns from near Sioux Wells after weeks with relatives. Kirken and Orange hoops clash at high school with Beorg 70 Hicks 14. Brethren Ladies’ Aid serves church dinner. Mrs Johny Wolland’s funeral held at Baptist church with Rev Leland presiding. interment at Sludgow come ferry. Mr Holland to Arizona to join four children left with friends. Loyd Meyers of Fort Dodge attends. Mrs William Sherratt visiting Cole. Sundry school institute led by a tourist party set for Brethren church next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johny Wolland
Arizona
The
Baptist Church
Leland
Holland
Lis
Loyd Meyers
Fort Dodge
William Sherratt
Cole
Brethren Church
Local Notes and Updates From Linden Area
Linden reports L J Slason moved to a Jesup area farm from 132 Dearborn avenue last Saturday. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Tu A Wright is improving after illness. Will Coffin’s recovery lags after recent surgery. Mrs Ernest Ackerman helped her mother Mrs D W Terry celebrate her 60th birthday with a picnic dinner. Ed Penne is recovering well after stomach trouble surgery at St Francis hospital. Minnis Mussett entered hospital for appendicitis surgery. Funeral services for Perry Elliott were held at home with Rev Eatle Baker. L Lake shows slight improvement after brain surgery. The Ladies Aid plans a New England supper on Feb 21 at the church. Mrs Schmidke and Mrs O J Mosher are recovering from grip illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Linden
L. J. Slason
Dearborn Avenue
Jesup
Parma
Mra
Tu. A. Wright
Will Coffin
Ernest Ackerman
Dewar
D. W Terry
Ed Penne
St. Francis Hospital
Minnis Mussett
Perry Elliott
L. Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society
New England
We Church
Schmidke
O. J. Mosher
Watch Your Step Corn Removal Ad Promotes Free Zone
An old advertising piece urges women to care for corn troubles to preserve beauty. It claims a quarter ounce of free zone removes hard or soft corns or calluses with few drops drying instantly. The copy links cornless feet to youthfulness and attractiveness, presented as a drugstore product pitch.
Shaken passenger falls during ride injures woman
An incident aboard a moving car left a woman injured as she tried to reach a seat. Frank Mosher was brought home and is improving after a hospital stay. Miss tia Kaplan attended to her weekly plans, and several local residents faced health updates as a community gathers for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Mosher
Tia Kaplan
Ammies Lolstae
Mr. Cofb
Iowa City
Local News Briefs From Waverly And Surrounding Cities
Waverly Fen 39 Mr and Mrs An son Woodring welcome a daughter born Thursday. Youman of Dex Moines conducts a general inventory of the Iowa Telephone exchange. Mrs JTiclen Elim returned from a two week Minneapolis visit. Mrs Warl Moore visits from Mason City. Sur Moore to arrive Monday for a short stay. The Flower Guild of St Andrew's Shore meets with Miss Katherine VanDeorveer Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Stoddard visit Cedar Rapids after days with her mother Dorothy Schukacht. Mr Murray Intt yesterday for Rockford to conduct a sale of purebred horses cattle and hogs. Rev W W Melton of Waco Des wil preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning. Regular pastor Rev Brandon is in Chicago on business. Mrs C Fr Brinkman and Miss Caroline Johnson open Elite Hat Shop here. ladies shopping in Chicago, return next week. Woman's club meets Monday evening to discuss American Poetry with Mrs Grace Wilkins leading. Miss Frances Modke visiting her sister Miss Clara Rodke. Rodke leaves for renage to pursue nursing. Miss Dode-Rysa goes to Mason City Friday for an over Sunday visit to sister Mrs Brown Bullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Fen
Anson Woodring
Youman
Dex Moines
Iowa Telephone Exchange
Jticlen Elim
Minneapolis
Warl
Moore
Manon City
Sur
Flower Guild of
St. Andrew's Shure
Brandon
Chicago
Grace Wilkins
Frances Modke
Clara
Rodke
Reneage
Dode-Rysa
Mason City
Sooiell Bar
Brown Bullard
Mother of Nine Children Ad in Springfield Mass Ad
A reader描 describes postnatal illness after ninth birth and praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female health. The ad promotes the product as a tonic with roots and herbs and invites letters answered by women at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lyon Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
MadaMe Eucene
Main Street
Springfi Mass
Justin Lydia E. Pinkham
Adsics
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Courier patterns coupon offer for girls one piece dress
Coupon forms and price details from the Evening Courier Waterloo offer courier up-to-date pattern designs. Patterns allow for seams and are filled promptly with delivery expected ten days after sending orders. 1964 girls one piece dress cut in four sizes requires four yards of 14 inch material for 12 year size. Price ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashion
Waterloo
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Olive Higgins
Keokuk
David Johnson
Cedar Falls Rod
C. P. Dunham
F. W. Dunham
Harry Fabric
A. D. Sechierdaker
Pasadena
Cale
C. B. Higgins
Los Ange
Albert Higgins
Oklahoma City
Ohio
Sxistner
B. A. Baker
Linden M. E. Church
Tadr Erlinament
Pisarcaenenarse
Annie Dconseten
Piargare
SANGER R_€ Sons
Buchanan
Dorothy Martin
Gladbrook
Scott Hunter
Toronto
Gan
B. B. Hunter
Locust Street
A. BE. Park
Alice Mathers
Des Moines
Iowa Children’s Orphan's Home
Glara
Marie Schudler
Dubuque
FE. P. Kretz
Kretz
Business College Wox
Waterloo Business College
Brandon l
Business College
Gallogly
W. B.C
MINT
Raymond T. Baker
West High
Fee Mohrhacker
Wandel
Hetts Linderman
Miler Hasek
Vaughn
Simpaon
B. Miller
Metropole Hotel
C. J. Fitch
Messrs
J. O. Miller
G. B. Hemstrith
J. A. Reese
P. O. Wildhagen
B. F. Bishop
R. Kirk
C. W. Fook
A. M. Mitson
Gowan
Gross-Brebner
W. &. Cowan
Leavitt
Commercial Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Mr. Cowan
Dayton
J. F. Sedgwick
J. W. Rath
G. HE. Shoemaker
J. P. Berry
J. W. Kraptel
Messrs. Sedgwick and
Rath
PLAS
Park Avenue
Ttig
Indiana
Sor
Benin
Wildcats
Waracats
Sancoim Township
Orange Township Community Steam
Hudson High School
Scete Gibson
Hudson
Maude Lazemby
Hosa Turner
Martha Myers
William Schmidt
Perrson
Robert B. Moritz
University of Washington
Billings
Ehata Queer
Baltimore American
Miller-McCartney
Phono
Cedar Valley Railroad
Lydia E. Pinkham
Yama
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