Dubuque Alumni Banquet Highlights Music Program
The Waterloo branch of the Dubuque college alumni holds its annual banquet at Our Lady of Victory academy auditorium Tuesday at 5:30 PM. Dubuque College Dramatic Club members, in town to perform Officer 666, will attend. Musicians Grosby, Yan, and Brinkman accompany the troupe with Ye Elect Officers.
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Waterloo
Dubuque College
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Dubuque College Dramatic Club
St. Joseph’s Church
Messrs
Waterloo Companies Return Home From Fort Des Moines
Waterloo awaits two local units, Companies G and 3B of the First Iowa infantry, expected to arrive by special train from Des Moines with Cedar Falls, Dubuque, Manchester and Charles City troops. Officials and relatives anticipate a late week or early next week homecoming with a large parade, union station greeting, and armory reception as flags decorate downtown Waterloo.
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Waterloo
First
Iowa Infantry
J. P. Kretz
Chicago Great Western Railroad
George Bristow
Division
Des Moines
Cedar Falls
Dubuque
Manchester
Charles City
Eari
Fort Des Moines
Union Station
Police Recover Stolen Ford in Dubuque Case
The Ford car stolen near Fourth and Sycamore in Cedar Heights was recovered in Dubuque last night, with G L Eldridge taken into custody on a stealing charge. Eldridge admitted theft. police say he is a professional auto thief. The vehicle belonged to William Galloway and was operated by R M Lawson. capt Garrison notified 15 Iowa cities, and Dubuque police recovered the car within 24 hours as Caldwell prepared to take custody of the prisoner.
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Fourth
Sycamore
Dubuque
G. L. Eldridge
Giellis
H. T. Garrison
Eldridge
William Galloway
R. M. Lawson
Cedar Heights
Lawson
Garrison
Iowa
Duigaan
J. D. Caldwell
Prominent Iowans Visit Waterloo for Business Mission
Prominent men of Iowa from the Greater Iowa association will ride a special train to Waterloo Tuesday January 16 arriving at 9 20 a m and leaving at 3 39 p m No entertainment is planned and Fred L Northey president of the Chamber of Commerce says it is a business mission to boost Iowa and recruit new members A luncheon will be served at the Irving Tea room at noon and citizens are urged to attend for a get together and to meet men devoting time and money to spreading the gospel of a greater Iowa
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Iowa
Greater Iowa Association
Waterloo
Hifneis Central Railroad
Fred L. Northey
Chamber of Commerce
Irving Tea Room
Towa
Waterloo City Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Events
In Waterloo several items of interest recur from legal notices to social and civic happenings. A license to wed was issued to C. W. Weld and Minnie Knipp of Waterloo. Various residents travel for work and studies, including J W Bissell to Florida and Miss Blanche Martin to Minneapolis. Rev W I Rollins visits from Wichita and revival services grow at Union Congregational church. The January federal district court term opens, with routine calendar in Cresco. Community groups meet at the Commercial Club and YMCA events feature W M Parsons as keynote at the Gymnasium Men’s banquet.
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P.L. Severs
Stuart
V. Kruger
Chicago
Mamie Gould
C. W. Weld
Minnie Knipp
Waterloo
Lord McDougall
J. W. Bissell
Tarpan Springs
Fla
New York City
Washington, D. C
Florence McGuire
Ninth Street
Emmetshburg
W. IT. Rollins
Wichita
Kan
First Congregational Ehurch
Beulah Gladys Powers
Gwyneth Sampson
H. T. Reed
Cresco
S. M. Ramige
Peoria
Ill
H. I. Burns
Logan Avenue
United Evangelical Church
Althena M. Guthrie
William O. Guthrie
Union Congregational Church
George Moody
Commercial Club
W. M. Parsons
State “Y
Parsons
Ben. J_ Howrey
Physical Department
Veterans and fraternal meetings announced for Tuesday
Multiple organizations scheduled gatherings in Memorial hall Commercial Street and Labor temple. Installations of officers, regular sessions, and ceremonies planned by Sons of Veterans Royal Neighbors of America I O O F Three Link Circle W C O F No 465 Omar temple D O K K Jolly Band Waterloo lodge A F and A M Hawkeye camp Woodmen of the World urge attendance with families. date changes noted.
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Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
Commercial Street
I. O. O. F. Hall
Three Link Circle
O. O. F. Hall
K. of C. Hall
Omar Temple
Pyikian Temple
Jolly Band
H. L. Green
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Hawkeye Camp
Woodmen of the World
Labor Temple
Buffalo Bill Cody in serious condition in Denver
Denver residents received word that Col. William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill remains in a serious condition. Doctors reported the veteran showman’s railroad trip from Glenwood Springs improved him briefly but recent developments give Cody’s relatives little hope of recovery. His wife and daughter are staying in Denver from Cody Wyoming.
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Denver
Colo
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
J. H. East
Glenwood Springs
Cody
Wyo
Umulty Denies Towood Charges In Curt Dispute
A continued report states Umulty replies to Towood charges by Curt denial and cites actions with W. Wibbs & Co. Washington brokers or prior requests to their place of business. Umulty says he had been there once.
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Umulty
Towood
W. WB
Wwibbs & Co
Washington
Tumiulty
Langsing Tells How Note Was Handled
Secretary Lansing details the handling of a leaked note. He traces the draft, enciphering, and distribution steps to officials Woolsey Polk and Salmon, noting secrecy and timing for public release. He cites three men overheard and confirms no leak source identified. the hearing faces interruptions and a clash over naming sources.
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Lansing
White House
Polk
Woolsey
Salmon
Index Bureau
Austria
Roumania
James
Information Bureau
Europe
Willard
Spain
Campbell
Wen
Lenrnot
A. E. Snowden
New York
BE. R. Gaylor
Navy
N. T. McLean
Haiti
Bennett
Snowden
National Manufacturers’ Association
Chiperfield
Lateson on Stand Starts Big Uproar
Thomas W. Lawson testifies before the committee naming his home as Boston and his occupation as a farmer He states he will give testimony about a damning two year condition and seeks a remedy for causing hundreds of thousands to be driven to Etermane Lacaes.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Lansing
Henry
Mr. Lawson
Mr. Henry
Boston
Etermane Lacaes
Experienced Deputies Return to Assessing Work
Experienced deputy assessors Hal AH and Fos ter and Yapp have agreed to resume duties despite a salary cut. They say they will ensure accurate plats and help the county avoid new plats, while three inexperienced men will handle field listings this week. Townsley praises their return and notes plans to proceed with diligence. A separate note mentions Lawson’s outburst over Courier ads to 14,090 subscribers.
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AH. Halts
WH. Life
E. C. Foster
F. F. Yapp
Z. A. Townsley
N. C. Altland
J. I. Chapman
A. W. Steeley
Townsley
Alleged Slayers of Section Hand Caught by Sheriff
A fragmentary report describes alleged killers of a section hand, with sheriff involvement and pursuit from Cedar Falls to Minneapolis. It notes Mrs McBain unavailable, McBain’s plan for family to join later, and Gunanas killed during a door ambush as bloodhounds tracked a route toward Waverly. Deputy O BlenesA made five trips chasing tips.
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Minneapolis
Mclain
Nfilivers
Gunanas
Kisias
Gunangs
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
O’blenesa
Kaisers Plea Demands Peace. War to Continue
Wireless dispatch from Sayville reports the Kaiser's manifesto blaming Germany’s enemies for war, stating negotiations were offered and refused. He vows to continue the conflict, appeals to the army and navy to stand firm, and blames opponents for future sacrifices. Great Headquarters, Jan 3.
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Herlin
Sayville
Kaisero
Germany
Today
Wilhelm
Jnu
Cottage meeting venues listed for Tuesday prayer groups
District west division cottage meetings are set for Tuesday night with locations including FD McAutey 3928 Falls Ave Miss Williams 491 Jefferson St Union Congregational church US 8 Waugh 286 Hammond Ave Rev O W Hamer Tropical address T3811 moint street Mrs Addie Knepper 1145 South St Mrs Isabelle Stewart 1029 South reer Mrs J H Leavitt Park Ave West A F Cate S Mulian Ave West F R Bane 20 Western Ave W J H Stevens 110 Denver St Mark's Church 12 Mrs Smith Jorner Birth Bayard TD Whittle 150 Hawthorne Ave.
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West Division
FD. McAutey
Falls Avenue
Miss Williams
Jefferson Street
Union Congregational Church
Waugh
Hammond Avenue
W. Hamer
Moint Street
Addie Knepper
South Street
Isabelle Stewart
South Reer
J. H. Leavitt
Park Avenue
A. F. Cate
Mulian Avenue
F R. Bane
Western Avenue
W. JH. Stevens
Denver Street
Mark's
Smith
Jorner Pirth
Bayard
TD. Whittle
Hawthorne Avenue
Carranza Forces Recapture Parral and Defeat Villa Column
A Carranza force under Gen Francisco Murguia recaptured Parral Chihuahua at 7 o'clock yesterday, retaking nine locomotives and 100 cars. Gen Favila reportedly defeated a Villa column on the wagon road between Limlaez and Parral, with casualties and numerous prisoners reported.
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Paso
Tex
Parral
Chihuahua
Carranza
Francisco Murguia
Bravo
Vial
Favila
Villa
Committee proposal limits campaign expenditures and contributions
Washington NC January report notes a new corrupt practices act to cap party spending at about 1.5 million per national election and limit personal contributions to 5 000. It requires newspapers to label political ads and prohibits publishing political articles without the writer's name unless an employer. A separate item from Girard Alabama reports thieves siphoned 509 gallons of whisky through a warehouse wall using a rubber tube during rl sale.
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Washington
Senate
Girard
Ala
Mrs Laura A Peck obituary in Mitchell area church
Mrs Laura A Peck died yesterday at 8 p m after an operation at a hospital. She was born March 28 1885 in Schnaocking Pau and moved to Mitchell as a child. She married George Peck March 20 1915 and was a Walnut Street Baptist Church member. Survived by husband Louis Hadley parents Mr and Mrs Teriaan Linck four brothers and two sisters. Funeral service conducted today at 2 p m by Rev Or Smith with burial in Mitchell for interment in a local cemetery.
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Laura A, Peck
Laura A
Waterloo Men Win At Poultry Show
Waterloo men swept awards at the State Poultry show in Dubuque with top prizes. May Hammerling captured first for the post display and best overall single variety, Rhoda Tal and Reda won multiple firsts and seconds, Mareh took White Wyandoltys top display, and Cowan earned green prize and a silver loving cup for the hot cockerel display.
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Cowin
George Ob. Marsh
Nt Dubuque
Tod
May Hammerling
Ehisn
Alxyo
Rhoda Tal
Reda
Mareh
Cowan
Doubt Cast On Pittsburgh Man Over Art Model Slaying
District Attorney Rotun on Saturday raised the possibility that Lewis of Pittsburgh may have acted alone in the death of Miss Colbert, an art model. A public inquiry in Atlantic City summoned detectives, relatives, and several wealthy friends of the deceased to probe the murder motive and Lewis's alleged self-directed death.
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Philadelphie
Samuel Ff. Rotun
Muaizle Colbert
Lerntard
Ww. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Atlantic City
Tate
Deni
Miss Colbert
Lewla
Cis
Lewis
High Court Upheld California Healers Licensing Law
The Supreme Court affirmed the refusal of California federal courts to join in enforcing California's medical practice law requiring licensing of drugless practitioners, exempting Christian Scientists, leaving the act in force. It also dismissed an appeal challenging the law regulating optometry and licensing of drugless ophthalmologists, exempting regularly licensed physicians.
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Washington, D. C
Jan
Supreme Court
California
Lord Budmaster Calls for Early Publication of Peace Proposals
London report: Lord Budmaster, former lord high chancellor, urged at Keighley that all peace proposals be published promptly and given full, careful consideration. He warned against prolonging the war for any reason and said lasting peace requires safeguards against a return to past conflicts.
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London
Lord Budmaster
Keighley
Fragmentary dialogue from a satirical rural scene
A jumbled dialogue fragment features political candidate Prondis praise, a cautious remark about body of theonins, and a horse thief Jadicious. Exchanges include questions on road safety, a traveling salesman, a privet vendor, a widowed figure, and a banker joking about borrowing money in unfamiliar towns.
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Nina
Prondis
Theonin
Cornell
Widow in Love Triangle Proposes Amid Household Work
A buxom widow named Watts is approached by a male friend while washing, who shifts discussion to marriage. He vows love, she pauses, then asks if he still has a job. The moment lingers before she questions his employment stability.
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Watts
Buxsum
Chicago News
Vigilance body rotary proposal discussed at Waterloo meeting
A Waterloo gathering featured Mr Barnbrook and Mr Terubruck explaining that legislative bills often originate in committees and face manipulation by interested members. Speakers cited hearings that reveal antagonistic interests and urged trimming excess proposals while noting a trend of securing votes to push agendas. Winnipeg’s Wesley Pidgeon attended en route to a district meeting at Sioux City.
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Waterloo
Hy. QO
Berabrook
Fog
Che Ro
Conmitites
Barnbrock
Namny
Terubruck
Wootl
Holling
Wiehtta
Teen seeks missing sweetheart inJackson case
Seventeen year old Doris of Jackson, Michigan, began an eight week search for her sweetheart known as Bert after he vanished last night with her mother. A Travelers Aid worker found her Saturday in a downtown area. Doris vowed to continue the search for three days.
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Nicago
Doris
Aveuch
Jackson
Mick
Bert
Travelers’ Aid
Celine
White Traces Survive Better Titan Black Ones
Chief surgeon at Reeat field respite reports troops from French colonies show similar resilience to white soldiers. He notes long held beliefs that semi civilized races are hardier are fallacious. Wounded natives suffer gunge poisoning and pain more openly than whites.
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Verdun
Extradition Halt Says US Rules End Journeys for Jenelanders
In Lennon January a note states stricter passport enforcement has halted extradition cases of Americans from Jeneland. The text indicates that for many years before the war, travel and extradition were affected by evolving regulations, ending now with the tighter U.
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Lennon
United States
Jeneland
Passport regulations cut Bow Street extraditions
A large backlog of cases occupied embassy officials as new passport rules aided justice. This year saw no American criminal or suspect arraigned at Bow Street for extradition, marking a notable decline in such proceedings.
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Bow Street
HEU WARDEN PLEADS FOR COMPROMISES FOR PEACE
London Jan 8 Maximilian Harden editor of Din Zukunft spoke at Derlin calling for peace by agreement. He warned listeners not to be deceived by enemy claims and claimed Russia's resources won t exhaust. he said England's bunker is a catchword with no basis while France lacks men offset by British troops.
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London
Maximilian Harden
Din Zukunft
Derlin
Reuter
Amsterdam
Germany
Norr Harden
Russia
Ungland
Prance
Electoral College Chooses Messengers for Washington
In Des Moines the Iowa electoral college met in the governor’s office today. S. W. Needham of Gl journey will carry Iowa’s votes to Washington, Rainh Pringle to deliver the vote to Judge Wade, and O. P. Judkins of Indianola to mail the votes. The slate counts 14 votes for Huana for president and 13 for Airbanks for vice president.
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Des Moines
Jan
Electoral College
S. W. Needham
Gl Journey
Fown
Washington
Rainh Pringle
Wade
O. P. Judkins
Indianola
Charles Huana Ffushes
Airbanks
Internal Baths Promise Health Cure for 590000
A historical ad claims that over 590000 people use an internal bath remedy to cleanse the lower intestine, arguing waste buildup causes disease. It promotes the “WI. B. i. Cascade” as natural aid, urges readers to visit Hansen & Hansen in Waterloo for demonstrations and a free booklet.
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BL LL
Smscade
Xedusa
Hansen & Hansen
Waterloo
Askhem
Wanted Ads From An Early 20th Century Journal
A jumble of classified notices including help wanted for a waitress mousekeeper and front room rental, real estate for sale or trade with prices and locations such as Cedar Heights and Easton Avenue, plus auto trade offers and various rentals. Addresses and contact boxes appear alongside scattered job, lodging, and property listings.
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Sixtoom Cottage
Easton Avenue
Bath
Brodern
Mig Hidids
Refriewers
Wack
Marci- Leg
Cedar
Hiights
Seheot
Oude
Logan Avenue
Eiptity
Courier patterns coupon for up-to-date designs
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 19 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Uwenry
Andawson
Lawson
Washington
Walk Street
Henry
Henry Drew
White House
Secretary of State
State Department
Mr. Henry
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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A. A. Hoffman
Arthur Racey
Ney
J. M.campbell
Vid. Rechttértig
Waterloo Theatre
Black Hawk
City
Buchanan
Cal
Langsing
Chiporteld
Ife
Representative Chiperfield
House
Walle
Wall Street
Simean
Teame
Congress
Lateson
Courier
Womsmsn
Kaiser
ATE Committee
KOS Corrupt Practices Act
High Court
Pubiasif
Hardup
Vigilance Body
Rotary Proposal
Sammguarding
Maines
Bermboogk Eyglains
Foywie Davwinak Lage
Agseuirblyg
Bigife
Aia Kid
TITAN
Bretten
Heu
Weil
Fourmaere
Aloween
Waterloo Saul
Lundies
Ewese
Deere
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