Waterloo Evening Courier and Associated Press Notice
Waterloo Evening Courier announces publication details and rates. It lists editors and managers, foreign offices in Europe, and distribution terms with post office classification and pricing notes.
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Atezico
Evening Courier
FES W. Dg. Hartman Company
Wet Park Avenue
Jeux
Hantatan
A&w. Psreecon
Sec'y-Treas
Geo. Mgr
York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Ghlonge
A.W. Allen
Rvening Courier Courier
Europe
Americas
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ndon
Ccm
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
Arerican Express
Haymaarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Ry Green Street
Paria
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de Opera
American Expresa
Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Neo BU
Neo BU Petersburg—27 Nevsky Prospekt
Mexico situation worsens. calls for decisive policy grows
Over the past week developments in Mexico dampen hopes for a peaceful settlement. The piece argues that President Wilson and Secretary Bryan face pressure to prevent intervention or a declared failure of U.S. policy. It cites reports of killings and warns foreign nationals face danger, urging concrete action rather than vague promises.
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Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
United States
William S. Benton
England
Villa
Aliens and Guns in Wildlife Law Debate
An Iowa focus essay argues that allowing aliens to carry hunting licenses undermines wildlife protection. It notes other states adopting bans on alien hunters and cites Pennsylvania's Supreme Court validation as a national model. The piece urges broader adoptive measures by fish and game wardens nationwide.
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Iowa
America
Commonwealth of Iowa
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Ponderous Personages Cornelius J McGillicuddy
A portrait of Cornelius J McGillicuddy known as Connie Mack, celebrated as a pioneering baseball manager. The piece extols his rise from modest beginnings to leading the Philadelphia club, shaping pennants and world championships, with humorous notes on his influence and fame in American sports history.
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Cornelius J. McGillicuddy
Mr. McGillicuddy
United States
Mexico
McGillicuddy
Cornelius
Geomenta
Connie Mack
Mack
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Philadelphia
Chance
McGraw
Los Angeles
Mr. Mack
New York
Eddie Collins
Move to bar foreign-born from guns and hunting in Iowa
The piece argues for legislature action to allow unnaturalized foreign-born persons to be barred from carrying firearms and obtaining hunting licenses. It suggests AG ruling or non-resident licenses as options, noting price differences could deter foreigners and protect wildlife, including birds. It frames quail and wild game as targets and claims it would save many birds.
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Kentucky
Towa
Iowa
Marshalltown aims to join Central Baseball League
The Marshalltown department declares hope the Central Baseball association will grant their town the eighth circuit berth. They anticipate welcome from seven others and a fierce Waterloo challenge, promising strong attendance, potential service expansions, and wider regional interest. Lay on, McDuff.
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Central Baseball Association
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Marshall County
Baliwick
McDuff
Original Wilson Men Face New Board Chairman in New York
Original Wilson men are asked to observe the shift as Jerry I. Sullivan takes the seat of chairman of the board of general appraisers in New York City. The text notes New York is distant and references older Original Wilson men.
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Wilson
Jerry I. Sullivan
Board of General Appraisers
New York City
New York
Ideas Of A Plain Man By Dr Frank Crane Excerpt
In this passage from Ideas Of A Plain Man the narrator questions the sense of life and belonging. It recalls moments of isolation within society and family and describes feeling like an observer rather than a participant, as if a vast machine moves without regard to individual people. The excerpt ends with Bagshot asking if one has ever stood outside a public meeting and heard the applause without the speaker.
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Fett
Bagshot
Bulletin on embalmer health issued by Iowa Board of Health
The Iowa state board of health released a special bulletin for embalmers. Prepared by Dr. Guilford H. Sumner, secretary of the state board of health, the booklet’s pages also offer reading value for nonprofessionals.
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Iowa State Board of Health
Guilford H. Sumner
State Board of Health
Quality vs Quantity in Iowa Education And State Debate
Cedar Rapids Gazette highlights Iowa high schools leading rivals in quality over quantity while Inowa trails in numbers. Sioux City Tribune quotes a national debate on Panama and Colombia policy, contrasting bold robbery with just compensation. Idaho potatoes lure, Scott county onion yields cited in a Kansas exchange.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Inowa
The Church and Socialism Debate in a Magazine
A Catholic priest and teacher argues socialism is a principle of brotherhood not its varied, often hostile forms. Christianity, he says, centers on personal relation to God and neighbor, while socialism seeks economic control. true liberty emerges from living faith, not mere political change. The church remains the enduring champion of universal brotherhood despite imperfect critiques.
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Sherty
God
Mrust
Lfe
Church
Iowa Voters and Progressive Debate Across States
The Marshalltown Times-Republican argues Iowa is pro gressively Republican with no bull moose threat, urging voters to back progressive principles over Vollmer. The Dubuque Times-Journal predicts New York Progressives face a setback if Roosevelt runs, suggesting Senate election as a plausible path.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
New York
Iowa
Vollmer
Roosevelt
Dubuque
Campaign note on Third district candidate Law
A campaign announcement states Mr Law supports recall with judicial exception and favors woman suffrage protection for American industry and the primary system while opposing government ownership of railways. He vows an energetic run for the nomination.
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Congress
Mr. Law
Tragedy of the Farm Motivates Ex‑President to Return
William C Brown resigns as New York Central president to return to farm life. He notes spring calls citizens to the country and suburban life offers garden plots. A suburban gardener friend of Waterloo plans a formal move after a spring stroll.
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William C. Brown
New York Central
Webster City
W. R. Law
Waterloo
Notable Fragments From Varied News Sides
A collage of clipped lines shows a cherry tree tragedy in a garden, roach humor about families, a Louisville Courier-Journal quip on alarms, a London Opinion joke about a mistaken escape, and a note on a bridge’s drawbacks. The items reflect era tone and playful wordplay amid brief incidents.
Obscure Juries Quip Reflects on Voting Delays
A Baltimore American quote notes the serving by women on juries and a wry remark about one stubborn juror delaying a verdict. It highlights social commentary on jury dynamics and gender roles within a historical context.
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Baltimore American
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Dr.Pierce
BR. V. Pierce
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Minneapolis Journal
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Cincinnati Time Recorder Co
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Kangas City
Ralston Andmerror
Syndicate
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H. A. Boysen
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Black Hawk Bank
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Black's Building
O. J. Fullerton
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