Installation of Post and Corps Officers Described
Robert Anderson post 68 of the Grand Army of the Republic installed new officers led by Commander J Sid Anderson with W H Stevens and E C Foster as senior and junior vice commanders. The Woman's Relief Corps also installed officers led by Mrs Cartie Johnston and welcomed Robert Anderson post members as honorary members per the new ordinance.
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Robert Anderson
Department of Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
J.W. Krapfel
J. Sid Anderson
W. H. Stevens
E. C. Foster
C. G. Crabtree
D. Haffa
J. M. Harmon
W. D. Reed
Aa. Cordell
C. D. Becker
William Refsnider
Andrew Kerr
Metzgar
Grundy Center
Harmon
Mr. Bronson
L. H. Bronson
Mary Shirley
Lillian Norris
Minnie Jewel
Ella Stokes
Mra
Elizabeth Sargent
Ella Brongon
Waterlooo Canning and Courier Building Co Capital Increases
The Waterloo Canning corporation increases capital stock from 140000 to 400000 to fund factory upgrades and a new Hamburg Iowa plant. Officers include President Frank J. Fowler and Vice President George E. Lichty. Courier Building Co amends articles to raise capital from 20000 to 20000.
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Waterloo Canning Corporation
Hamburg
Frank J. Fowler
George E. Lichty
E. E. Manhard
W. W. Miller
The
Courier Building Co
Sixty Children Arrested in Revolutionary Plot
In St. Petersburg, police report uncovering a revolutionary plot organized by more than sixty pupils from secondary schools. The plan targeted Minister of Education Casto amid university upheavals, with raids on workers homes and family interrogations. A school next to the minister’s residence was searched for explosives.
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St. Petersburg
Casto
Rusala
Waterloo horse sale draws buyers from across North America
The Waterloo Live Stock Commission barn hosts a weekend horse auction with 25 international buyers and 200 of 300 horses sold by yesterday. Top price reached 300 dollars for a single horse and a team brought 575 dollars, highlighting Waterloo as a growing center for high quality horse flesh.
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United States
Canada
Waterloo
Waterson
Quasqueton Boy Killed Handling Rifle in Home
Charles Verne Thorne 13 of Quasqueton died instantly when a .22 rifle discharged at the top of his stairs. He did not know the weapon was loaded and fell to his mother's feet. Also noted is a Des Moines report on Governor Clarke election concerns and a baby’s death from diphtheria in Lyons, Georgia.
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Independence
Charles Verne Thorne
J. A. Thorn
Quasqueton
Hea
Des Moines
George W. Clarke
Edward G. Dunn
Mason City
Dunn
Clarke
Publc
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William Jennings Bryan
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Texas
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Innovata
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Lyons. Ga
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J. B. Bickelberg
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