Horse Sense Can Save Sports Ethics Debate
Henry L Farrell surveys practical horse sense in governing ethics across football boxing and amateur athletics. He cites Moran and Bucknell transfer issues at Centre College and Bucknell, boxing regulation battles in New York, and Gov. Smiths reappointment of Muldoon highlighting integrity over politics to salvage the sports at risk.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Sansa
Sage
Moran
Charley’ Moran
Centre Colege
Bucknell
Bracknell
Centre
Noworl
Ita
Landis
Gov. Smith
Aa. A
United States
Oskaloosa Wrestling Marathon Ends In Long Draw
In Oskaloosa Iowa February 13 August Sepp Tecatur Decatur lasted three hours and twenty three minutes without a fall before conceding to Ralph Parcaut Parcaut claims the world middleweight wrestling title. In the prelim Eric Pope of North Carolina defeated Fred Brandell of Valley Junction in 44 minutes with a hammer lock.
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Oskaloosa
Sepp
Tecatur
Ralph Parcant
Oskaloosi
Parcaut
Towan
Decatur
Eric Pope
North Carolina
Fred Brandell
Valley Junction
Tourney receipts surpass previous records at St Paul
The TBA tournament receipts totaled 15694 dollars, a new high, with most funds earmarked for prizes. Current event leaders include the Thomas brothers of Chicago in five men, West and Harrison of St Louis in doubles, Lancette of St Paul in singles, and Muller of Fort Dodge in nine games.
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St. Paul
Minn
T. B.A
Alers
Thoma Brothers
Chicago
West
Harrison
St. Louis
Lancette
Harry Faget Chicago
Iowa Teams Drop Back in Race for Lead in Midwest
Iowa college basketball standings show Beloit, Carleton, Lawrence, and Ripon pressing toward the top. Cornell, Coe, and Hamline suffer setbacks as league play continues, with Beloit and Ripon seeking wins in upcoming games.
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Iowa
Midwest
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Cornell
Coe
Heloit
Cye
Awranes
Lawrence
Blue Devils
Appiston
Ripon
Beloit
Carleton
Tramline
Hamline
St. Paul
Pipers
Gee
Illinois
Knox
Monmouth
W. L. Bet
Miike
British Suffragist to Speak at Three Services Sunday
Miss Christabel Pankhurst, renowned suffragist and war-worker advocate, will deliver three sermons in Waterloo this Sunday under the Water|loo Bible association. She is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church, 6:20 p.m. at Graves Memorial United Brethren auditorium, and 7:30 p.m. in the Second Presbyterian pulpit. The talks promote her gospel linking Christ’s coming to social, economic, and political reform, with prior remarks at a Stony Brook Bible conference. She will also attend a Waterloo Woman's Rotary dinner at Blask's tearoom Saturday.
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Christabel Pankhurst
Tiss Pankhurst
Waterloo Bible Association
Tl A. My
Stony Brook Bible Conference
Long Island
Miss Pankhurst
Waterloo Woman's Rotary Club
Blask
Four Teams Tie for Cage League Lead in Sunday School
Four teams Walnut Street Baptist First Presbyterian Grace M E and United Brethren share first in the Intermediate division after last night’s East High games. Each team stands 9-2 with a post-season series possible if two or more win remaining games. Upsets included First Presbyterian beating Walnut Street Baptist 21 to 3 and United Brethren defeating St Pauls MBH 17 to 9. Other scores: Christ Episcopal 11 Central Christian 9 First Baptist 22 Burton Avenue Baptist 17 Westminster Presbyterian 13 Calvary Evangelical 11 Linden ME 20 First Evangelical 32.
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East High
Walnut Street Baptist
First Presbyterian
Grace M. BE
United Brethren
Walnut Street Baptist Five
St. Paul's M. BH
Christ Episcopal
Central Christian
First Baptist
Burton Avenue Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
Calvary Erangelical
First M. E
Linden M. E
Grace M. E
First Evangelical
Presbyteriana
Linden
First Baptist First
Calvary
Burton Avenue
Christ Episcopat
Lincoln and Washington Inspire at Engti High Address
Waterloo attorney J Murtage spoke to Belntg High students about Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. He sketched their lives and ideals and urged unspoken patriotism and to model student conduct after the two founding figures.
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J. ©. Murtage
Waterloo
Bengti High
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Murtage
Washington
Lincoln
Health Improvement Highlights In 1923 Insurance Report
Metropolitan Life notes 1923 as one of the best health years in US and Canada based on mortality data from 16 million urban policyholders. Death rate stood at 8.5 per 1000 for 1923, vs 8.8 in 1922 and 3.7 in 1921, with influenza early in 1923 dampening the record. Colored policyholders raised the overall rate slightly. TB, typhoid, diphtheria and diarrhoea mortality declined while homicides rose.
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Metropolitan Life Insurancce Company
United States
Canada
Saya
Iowa Mile Relay to Race All Eastern Squad in May
Iowa City will host a special race between the University of Iowa mile relay quartet H G Morrow G B Noll C K R Breokluos and B E Wilson and an all eastern quartet. Negotiations aim to bring four top quarter milers to Iowa City to challenge for world records in both the mile and the 1600 metre relay. Iowa already holds the American intercollegiate mark 3 16 2 10 and the National AAU record 3 18 1 10.
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Hirshon
Towa City
Iowa
Adam Krieger Claims Tight Wrestling World Title
Fort Morgan Colorado February 12 Adam Krieger of Lincoln Nebraska tonight claims the lightweight wrestling world title after throwing Johnny Hoefer of Freeland South Dakota. Krieger won the fall with a flying mare fold in one hour and forty minutes.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Johnny Hoefer
Freeland
S. D
Adam Krieger
Lincoln
Neb
Kerieger
Milks Emulsion touted as cure for weak and run down
A testimonial from Mrs. J W Ploum Indianapolis Indiana credits Milks Emulsion with restoring health after severe illness. The ad claims the emulsion improves digestion appetite and flesh while offering a money back guarantee with six bottles and prices of 60 cents and 1 26.
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J. W._Ploum
Mer
Vermont St
Indianapolis
Ind
Iit
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Bad Luck and the Devil Pursued Him
A testimonial recounts a life of extreme misfortune including a railroad accident, broken bones, typhoid fever, and long illness. After years of suffering, the speaker credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with initial relief, claiming it cures catarrhal mucus and inflammations of the stomach and liver and pledges refunds.
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Mayr
Wagner Mfg Co Extends Life to 1944
The Wagner Manufacturing Co Cedar Falls extends corporate life to January 1 1944 with capital stock authorized up to 300000 including 100000 common and 200000 preferred at 7 percent. $150406 of preferred stock issued fully paid. Products include door hangers closets wagons door latches and hardware. Officers and a board of directors are named.
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Wagner Mfg. Co
Wagner Manufacturing Company
Cedar
Ufa
Adam Wager
W. H. Merner
D.a.e. Lunn
H. Ss. Gilkey
Roger Leavitt
F. Matthias
CG. A. Rownd
W. Ll. Marek
Philip Lang
Watson M Intyre Finds Naval Life Enjoyable
Watson McIntyre son of Mrs J W MoelIntyre Waterloo enjoys sailor life aboard the U S S Arizona. He reenlisted last November after an honorable discharge and works in the ship print shop. At writing his ship was at Colon Panama with the Atlantic and Pacific fleets assembled. He sent a copy of the ship's magazine At em Art gona with a message from the commander and other items of interest to the jackies.
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Watson McIntyre
J. W. MoelIntyre
Waterloo
U. S. S. Arizona
George’ B. Werthen
Home Service
Ted Cross
McIntyre
Navy
Colon
Panama
Pacific
Jackies
Nicholson Sues J D Cohn Over Loss of Minor Son
A. E. Nicholson files suit through Mears and Lovejoy against J. D. Cohn seeking 2580 for loss of services of Wranels an 18 month old killed by a truck owned by the defendant on September 16 1920. Allegations echo a prior action with administrator J O Williams. Deliverymen backed car into Nicholson yard causing death. jury disagreed in that case.
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A.E. Nicholson
Mears & Lovejoy
J.D. Cohn
Wranels
Ned
Tiis
J. O. Willams
J. D. Cohn
Nicholson
Milk distribution in Waterloo shows high butterfat levels
In January city milk inspectors report Waterloo distributed high grade milk. Fat content averages near 3.9 percent with some lots at 5.2 percent. Prices rise with higher butterfat while legal minimum remains 3 percent. Brinkman Bros and Parroth's Jersey herds led in fat content in the distributed milk.
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Waterloo
C. Li
McDermott
Mike Innector
Jersey
Brinkman Bros
Parroth
Jersey Furmen
Waterloo Graduates Debate Opponents at Mt Vernon
Waterloo West High graduates Wendell Webb and Gaylord Bussey join college debating teams at Gornall College and Iowa State Teachers College respectively. They will face each other March 7 in Mt. Vernon in the world court debate with Webb on the negative and Bussey on the affirmative. Webb attended West High three years, Bussey one year, both trained by Fred Kuss.
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Waterloo
West High School
Wendell Webb
Gornall College
Mt. Vernon
Gaylord Bussey
Iowa State Teachers Colege
Webb
Bussey
West High
Fred Kuss
Milk testing inspector report lists farm scores
An inspector’s report rates multiple dairy farms with a series of numeric scores and names, including Parrott, Jowa Dairy, Howora Jersey farm, Mason & Son, and Pleasant View, reflecting diverse performance in milk quality tests.
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Tosted
Tidulemilly Bros
Parrott
Jowa Dairy
Johnson's Fun
Howora Jersey Farm
Waterloo
Phone Head Makes Headquarters Here
Waterloo head named for district plant of Northwestern Bell Telephone Company George Kmauer previously with Waterloo exchange will head the new district office here Opening of the district office will require several additional employees Snow storms and blizzard damage disrupted service across Iowa but has been restored A total loss from slot damage amounts to 12 percent More than 3500 poles broken and 20000 miles of wire out of service In Nebraska Northwestern Bell suffered 75000 in damages Transcontinental lines through Iowa and Nebraska were wrecked Wrestling revival in New York last night judged a success by a large crowd
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Waterloo
Maaintennnes
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone — Company
George Kmauer
Dea Moines
Haing
Kmauer
Waterloo Exchange
A. J. Weigle
Nebraska
Northwestern Bell Company
Wrestler Lowis Defeats Pat Doe in Long Illy Bout
Strangler Lowis defended his world title by applying the necklock after an hour and 76 minutes of wrestling, lifting Pat Doe of Nebraska to the mat. The move, described as a necklock, finished the match with Lowis forcing Doe to the canvas.
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Strangler Lowis
Pat Doe- Gin
Nebraska
Lowis
Lait McCilt Dow
Nashua Ice Harvest Fills 1. C. Icehouse
Nashua ice harvest completes filling of the 1. C. Icehouse storage with about 18,000 tons moved from the Cedar Rapids line. Two shifts of 40 workers operated day and night to meet a record pace, with 51 railroad cars of ice shipped to Nashua for summer use. An alliance storehouse at Nashua was also loaded for later shipment, extending capacity to meet demand during warm months.
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Swjnais Centrarailros
Nashua
If. G. Brown
Kael Rar
Alliacy
Cold spell ends mild spell as snow vanishes
The pleasant weather of the past three days is expected to end tonight with cloudy skies and a cold front moving in. Temperatures reached 43 degrees above zero yesterday, the highest since Feb 3, when it hit 45. Last night’s reading was 27 above, and recent mild spells have melted much of the snow and slush.
Lions Meet Tomorrow Luncheon at Black's Tearoom
After several evening meetings Lions club members gather for the weekly noon luncheon at Blacks Tearoom. Bert McHose district governor of Lions Clubs for Iowa and Nebraska will be the speaker guest. W R French will supervise the entertainment program.
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Lions Meet
Lions Club
Black
Bert McHose
Lions Clubs
Iowa
Nebraska
W. R. French
Stop Sour Stomach With Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A dated promotional note touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for dyspepsia and gas. It claims travelers, professionals, and many others use them to calm acidity. A box is advertised as an easy solution to avoid discomfort after meals.
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Stuart
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Walotion
Kondon
Minneapolis
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Watson M’intyre
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