Carrie z a expels Spanish minister amid Mexico tensions
Washington reports anxiety over Carranza ordering Jose Caro out of Mexico for alleged harboring of Angel de Caso. Delaware to pick up Caro at Vera Cruz if he arrives. Spain silent awaiting guidance. Officials recall past asylum and diplomatic recall incidents as tensions rise.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Jose Caro
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Angel de Caso
Riano
Daniels
Delaware
Cleveland
Lord Sackville-West
Lord Palmerston
Belgium
France
Farm journalist J W Jarnagin visits Waterloo
J W Jarnagin editor of a Des Moines farm paper was in the city today meeting old friends and handling business. He lectures at farmers institutes this winter and previously edited Cedar Falls Record. His sons Claude and Roy work at the Des Moines Capital. Blanche M Tice of Sioux City, a rare female music publisher and composer, visits Waterloo to promote her ten cent trade music. A patriotic program at African M E church features Judge Mullan Merrian Ella Loyeau violin and vocal performances by Miss Vivian Smith Myrtle Benson Myrtle Leslie.
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J. W. Jarnagin
Des Moines
Jar~nagin
Cedar Falls
Independence
Claude
Roy
Blanche M. Tice
Sioux City
United States
Waterloo
Judge Mullan
S. Merrian
Ella Loyeau
Walnut Street “Orchestra
Vivian Smith
Myrtle Benson
Myrtle Leslie
Brewery Agent Studies Waterloo Saloon Prospects
A representative of a large brewery visited Waterloo to study local conditions and the status of the new saloon petition. He oversees agencies nationwide and aims to persuade retail liquor men to patronize his brewery if the petition is approved by the county board. He departed for Sioux City after the visit. The city also hosted the play Diamonds and Hearts by St Marys alumni at the auditorium, drawing a full house and praise for readings and a quartet. The show continues tonight at 8 15 with many tickets sold.
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Waterloo
United States
Sioux City
St. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s
Marion Preese
Dr. Hoffman
Frank Bernard
Peter Himmel
John Sale
Temperature Reading Snapshot From Buchanan Optical
A terse temperature record shows a series of readings labeled by times and ranges. The snippet lists values such as 30 to 34 and 33 to 35 with references to years 1911 through 1914, indicating a historical chart or table core data rather than a narrative event.
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Buchanan Optical
Market Prices About Normal
Market prices are reported about normal with a few exceptions. Potatoes stay near last fall. good potatoes at 75 cents per bushel. Eggs drop from 40 to 30 and 36 cents per dozen. Butter up two cents. orange creamery 39 cents per pound. Oranges steady 7 cents per dozen for naval boxes. Bananas 15 to 25 cents per dozen. Western apples $1.75 per box. fancy eastern apples $3.50 per box. Lewong cheap at 80 cents per dozen for the fanciest. Sugar $6.28 per hundred wholesale, up 50 cents since Feb. 3. year ago $4.55. Flour remains high at $4 per barrel, about $2 above normal. Two dozen women from First Baptist sewing at Society of the Golden Rule on Fourth Street. They worked, socialized, and lunched before adjourning. Our good shoe sale continues with savings from Wing & Stitler Show Co. advertisements.
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First Baptist Church
Home Makers’ Band
Society of the Golden Rule
Fourth Street
Meeting for Dry Waterloo at Walnut Street Church
A 7:30 tomorrow evening meeting for dry supporters was announced from the Business Men's Temperance association headquarters at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The call urges all who wish to keep Waterloo in the dry column of Iowa cities to attend.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Business Men's Temperance Association
Waterloo
Iowa Cities
New Well Gives A Generous Water Supply
Since Feb 2 water has flowed into the Cedar River park reservoir from the new fourth artesian well near the bathing beach. The supply is plenteous and the pump can furnish the city’s needs this season. With four wells Waterloo has a secure source for years. Wells Nos 1 2 3 can be repaired while No 4 replenishes the reservoir. Active outdoor work in the waterworks department will resume late March or early April.
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Cedar River Park
Waterloo
Plumbers Trial Witness Describes Restrictive Amendments
W B Crosby of Philadelphia testifies for the government in the trial of 28 master plumbers in Des Moines. He says the Baltimore and New Orleans amendments to the association's constitution barred members from selling supplies to independents. Crosby is to be pressed by the defense later today. Carrie Miller of Miles City Mont, formerly stenographer to KE D Edson organizing secretary of the Iowa State association, will be the second government witness.
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Des Moines
W. B. Crosby
Philadelphia
National Association of Master Plumbers of America
United States District Court
Baltimore
New Orleans
Crosby
Carrie Miller
Miles City
Mont
KE. D. Edson
Iawa State Association
Libby's Evaporated Milk Giveaway Promoted Locally
A Waterloo area campaign by Libby’s evaporated milk offers free cans through a manufacturer’s dispenser. The ad touts shelf stability, high food value, and cost savings, noting the product comes from a top dairy region under strict sanitary conditions. Also mentions a birthday gathering for Miss Mary Frost at 1618 Jefferson Street and a Wang & Miller Shoe Co advertisement.
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Waterloo Provers
Libby
Orm
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