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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1913

Page

14

Roosevelt rejects merger with Republican machine in Progressive Plan

In New York on January 10 Col Theodore Roosevelt urged continued independence of the Progressive Party amid calls to unite with Republicans. He attacked Taft era leadership, warned against fraud in primaries, and promised equal status for honest ex Republicans or Democrats who join the Progressive ranks. He cited discipline and justice under Lincoln as guiding principles.

New York Progressive Party Theodore Roosevelt Frank A. Munsey Eng Judge Lindsey Don Dickinson Republican Party Roosevelt Taft Chicago Arizona Michigan Indiana Washington California Republian Idaho Barnes Abraham Lincoln Dred Scott Lincoln Congress

Evangelist Bell Leads Powerful Union Revival at First M E

Reports say union revival meetings at First M E Church grow in power with Evangelist Bell and Rev M G Munn directing sessions. The service featured The Glory Song, new chorus voices, and a sermon urging full surrender to the Holy Spirit through separation humiliation and supplication for unity, power and joy.

M. E M. G. Munn United Presbyterian Church A. L. Ferguson Christian Church Evangelist Bell Jesus God

Russia Keeps Army Strength Amid Demobilization Delays

St. Petersburg reports indicate the war minister will extend service for expired soldiers likely to April 14. Despite disquiet from Warsaw, diplomatic circles remain cautiously optimistic about the situation as Austria and Russia face mobilization complexities. News notes fortification rushes and officers moving valuables to safety amid frontier airmen restrictions.

St. Petersburg Russia Warsaw

First National Bank of New York Investments Revealed

Washington reports the First National Bank of New York disclosed 74 million dollars available for investments during a House Money Trust hearing. Baker testified 31 million in demand loans 25 million in time basis and discounts with 43.466 million in securities and 110 million in gross deposits. Card of Thanks notes a death and accident in the Hilton Ackerman Wilton families. Horse sale at Wr. Holland attracted a large crowd with prices 140 to 250 dollars and one team at 550. Bloodhound chase reports a burglar traced from a drug store to a depot platform and likely fled on a train.

Washington First National Bank of New York Geo. F. Baker House Money Trust Baker Untermyer Untermyet First Securities Wr. Holland

Sunday family wedding in Winona Lake

Miss Helen Sunday, only daughter of Evangelist and Mrs. William A. Sunday, will wed Mark D. Haines of Chicago at 1 30 P M Monday January 20 at the Sunday home in Winona Lake Indiana The groom is an advertising expert and a 1911 DePauw classmate also to be bridesmaids Alma Gobin Lucile Allen and more readied for the ceremony

Alma Gobin Miss Sunday Mattie Mason Helen Sunday Evangelist William A. Sunday Mark D. Haines Chicago Winona Lake Ind DePauw University Haines Waterloo Lucile Allen Greencastle Evangelist Sunday Columbus Miss Gobin

City in Brief Adagments and Illnesses Across Waterloo

City in brief items report Mrs. Fred Horsfall and Edward Courtney ill with pneumonia, Winslows visiting Des Moines and Winton. marriage licenses for D. M. Burd and Mary Burd. Winslow to install Fraternal Union officers. Dr Powers attends bank directors meeting in Smithland. Oliver Loyer granted divorce. East Waterloo school board awards Parker Burton contract to Mortimer Cleveland. Robert Eldred frostbite injuries. possible amputation after freezing at Will Bryant pool hall.

F. W. Powers Smithland Iowa Guy Campbell Dorothy Kruse J. W. Potter East Waterloo Parker Street Burton Avenue Mortimer B. Cleveland Robert Eldred Will Bryant Commercial Street

Miss Loretta Christensen Improves Slowly After Surgery

Mrs. Loretta Christensen shows slow improvement following a surgical operation. Mrs. C. A. Hilton, fire victim, is improving and may need skin grafting later. L. A. Gaiser of Wall-Ekfelt heads to Chicago and Grand Rapids with F. A. Hall C. J. Ekfelt and H. F. Paar for furniture markets. An inquest into the death of John Lewis, Rock Island brakeman, was held by Coroner F. Kistner with a jury of Bradbury Hill H. J. Parks and Ed. Frenzel.

C. A. Hilton L. A. Gaiser Wall-Ekfelt Company Chicago Grand Rapids Mich Mr. Gaiser F. A. Hall C. J. Ekfelt Ottumwa H. F. Paar Cedar Rapids F. Kistner John Lewis Rock Island Bradbury Hill H. J. Parks Ed. Frenzel

Koeneke's Cash Grocery Bargains on Lat St

Local grocery ad lists Strictly Fresh Eggs at 26 cents a dozen and 2 lb packages of Pure bardoo cee 25. It promotes 4 Cans Good Sweet Corn and 3 Cans Good Pena 2 10e Packages Oat Meal 1 Pound at 24 cents. Offers timely delivery for Saturday and Monday orders.

Koeneke’s Cash

Ad Club Leaders to Speak at Iowa Convention

Ed Shay president of the Baltimore Ad Club will be among speakers at the Associated Ad Clubs of Iowa annual convention in February. A telegram of acceptance confirmed Shay’s arrival in the week ahead.

Shay Baltimore Ad Club Associated Ad Clubs of Iowa Harry Kiester Town Criers Kiester Waterloo Dallas

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Progressive Ites Gank A. A. Dunham Frances Wilton Dell Hilton John Ackerman Katherine Hilton Omer Riandy Narta W. A. Sunday Buchanan Majestic Fred Horsfall Center Street Edward Courtney Conger Street James Galway Henry Gilbert Winslow, IS John Limbert Washington Street I. Q. Kemble Marshalltown Crittenden & Kemble, Florists F. A. Winslow Fraternal Union of America Sioux City Earl Plummer Mrs. R Henzie Randolph Street D. M. Burd Grundy Center Mary Burd Winton Mr. Winslow Burlington Davenport Claude Miller Rath Packing Co Jegup State Bank Thomas Donnelly Sacred Heart Catholic Church Dysart Oliver F. Loyer Daisy M. Loyer Kansas City Mr. Loyer Cedar Falls Loretta Christensen Black Hawk Cutter Eilig Wilson Lamson Bldg Baltimore St White Case Dairy Co Hummel Hotel Claude Putzter the Credit Guide Co B. H A. Wilson Jefferson St North Dakota Black Chas Ramsey R.A. K Care Courier Coats Kohl’s East Park Presbyterian Church Bruce Galloway Naprapath Bank Aldy Tira Kroe
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