Invincibles Win Series to Move Fourth in City League
In a three game set the Invincibles beat Pattern Makers two to one, taking the first and third games by five pins after dropping the second. Friedl led with a 196 high score and 169 average, while Legacy topped the Pattern Makers with the high single game and high average. The city league season nears its close with a Friday finale and Monday start for a new series.
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Pattern Makers
Invincibles
Fried
The
Legacy
Boosters
Engravers
Macks
Lowa Dairy
Batttle
I. D
Fairbank
Central association 1913 schedule may be drafted soon
Information from Muscatine Iowa indicates the Central Association playing schedule for 1913 will likely be drafted within two weeks. The schedule committee chaired by M. E. Justice will consult Ottumwa’s Bonham and Hugh Hill of Kewanee, meet in Keokuk, and issue the final chart after committee review and complaints are heard. No appeals will be allowed after the chart is announced.
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Muscatine
Central Association
M. E. Justice
Bonham
Ottumwa
Hugh Hill
Kewanee Club
Keokuk
Bea
Ames Departs on Hard Trip
Ames basketball team leaves for a road trip after securing practice quarters for the first time in school history. Captain Pfund leads forwards Bisher Rath Rodgers and guards Millar Harper Hansel. Norwich notes improvements while Coach Hubbard holds off predictions. Drake and Missouri games loom with a public gym opening planned for February 6.
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Ames
Missouri
Drake
Iowa State
Norwich
Hubbard
Pound
Bisher
Rath
Rodgers
Millar
Harper
Hansel
Pfund
Tran
Colum- Molaes
Rivers Faces Cross in New York Lightweight Battle Tonight
California's Joe Rivers and New York's Leach Cross duel at Empire A. M. C. arena with Rivers predicting a knockout and Cross aiming for points. The match weighs heavy on youth versus experience, Rivers at 129 pounds with Reach 67 inches against Cross at 133 pounds with Reach 68 inches.
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New York
Fiatic
Joe Rivers
California
Leadh Cross
Empire A
Rivers
Cross
Jorge Rivers
Bob Fitzsimmons
Leach Cross
Reimer to Meet Zbysczko in Duluth Title Bout
Des Moines Jan 14 Jess Reimer American heavyweight wrestling champion will wrestle Zbysczko the Polish giant in Duluth Wednesday night January 15 Manager Oscar Thorson returned from Minneapolis where Reimer earned the title by defeating Henry Ordeman He will depart for Duluth today Reimer confident of victory holds back contracts until after the match and plans a long touring schedule regardless of the result backed by his title claim
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Des Moines
Jesa Reimer
Zbysczko
Duluth
Oscar Thorson
Minneapolis
Reimer
Henry Ordeman
Minneapolis Grappler
Jess
Thors00
Norgren Out as Chicago Faces Iowa in First Pigskin Game
Chicago January 14 Nelson Norgren star forward of the University of Chicago basketball team is hospitalized and will miss the Midway clash with Iowa next Friday night. His absence weakens the Maroons and could disrupt teamwork as Vruwink, Stevenson, or Kenedy step in. Des Jardieu centers with Heil and Molander at guard while Armour Square worries linger over the setback.
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Chicago
Nelson Norgren
University of Chicago
Norgren
Page
Maroons
Iowa
Midway
Armour Square
Wes
Vruwink
Stevenson
Kenedy
Jeff
Des Jardieu
Heil
Molander
Shaw Loses Plea in Atlantic and North Railroad Sale
District Court here ruled against Lectic Shaw former governor in long pending railroad deal. Judge Arthur refused further extension for the Shaw syndicate and ordered the Atlantic Northern & Southern road resold. Shaw has paid nearly $90,000 to keep the option alive. this is forfaited. Shaw and associates may contest possession of the property.
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Atlantic and North Railroad
Atlantic
Lectic Shaw
Arthur
Shaw Syndicate
Anlantic Northern & Southern Road
Will Invasion of AA Territory and Schedule Cut Debated
Minneapolis news wires report the American Association faces two mains tasks at its Chicago meeting. Reducing playing dates from 168 to 154 and considering invasion of AA territory by outside clubs dominate the agenda.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Association
Chicago
Columbue
Toledo
Ohio Burgs
George Tebeaul
Kansas City
Colorl
Milwaukee
Comiskey
Muscatine Opens Home Start in new season
Muscatine, Ja Jan 14 Muscatine has demanded the home team start the season on its grounds this year and the Central association schedule will likely honor the request. Fans expect Muscatine to play at home April 30th marking a hopeful start after two years opening away from home.
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Muscatine
Central Association
Boyle
Cummins Aims Anti Gambling Measure in Senate
Senator Cummins will introduce a sweeping bill to curb short sales, selling options, and futures on stocks and agricultural goods when the seller does not own what is sold. The proposal to tax such transactions 10 percent targets stock and futures gambling on exchanges with penalties and enforcement provisions, citing Pujo committee investigations.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Senate
Boards of Trade
Stock Exchanges
Pujo
Best Buy Save on Reading Matter Waterlo o Evening Courier
An advertisement urges readers to renew subscriptions to Waterloo Evening Courier and Farmer and Breeder, touting savings of 3.20 and urging neighbors to subscribe as papers can be sent to different addresses. The notice dates January 14 and highlights provincial farm weekly content by expert farmers.
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Waterloo
Northwest
James M. Pierce
Des Moines
Iowa
Welsh seeks world lightweight title clash with Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh the England lightweight champion plans a U S visit in mid February to press for a match with Willie Ritchie. If denied he will target Joe Rivers Ad Wolgast or Joe Mandot. Welsh recalls losing Hagland title to Matt Wells and a failed two year earlier bid to fight Ad Wolgast.
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Freddie Welsh
England
Willie Ritchie
United States
Welsh
Ritchie
Joe Rivers
Ad Wolgast
Joe Mandot
Hagland
Matt Wells
Wells
America
Wolgast
Old man tortured by two robbers in farm house
Kenmare North Dakota January 14 two robbers beaten and burned 71 year old Joseph Overholtze Querholtz severely injured while trying to force him to reveal hiding place of money on his Baden area farm. He was unconscious over twelve hours before a neighbor found him. The assailants fled with $28.
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Kenmare
N. D
Baden
Joseph Overhaltz
Querholtz
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound A Housekeeper’s Hint
Keep Foley's Honey and Tar Compound on hand to head off a cold. It contains no opiates and soothes inflamed air passages. It stops the cough and may save a big doctor's bill. In the yellow package. For sale by all druggists.
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Foley
Ail Drugsista
Poultry Men Elect Officers in Waterloo Cedar Falls
The Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry Association held its annual meeting in H. B. Nauman’s Waterloo office. Attendance was weak locally but strong patronage from other areas offset the shortfall. Officers elected: President W. H. Cowan, Vice President Louie Johnson Cedar Falls, Secretary B. E. MacLean, Treasurer Frank Andrews. An advertising blurb follows for Foley Kidney Fills and farm publications.
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Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry Association
H. B. Nauman
Waterloo
W. HE. Cowan
Louie Johnson
Cedar Falla
Des Moines Senator Denounces Foolish Bills from New Legislators
Des Moines Jan 14 Senator Joseph Mattes of Ode bolt Sac county, oldest Republican in the legislature, says new lawmakers flood the general assembly with proposed laws. He calls many bills foolish and notes old members rarely introduce poor measures. He approves only when a bill is worthy of consideration.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
Joseph Mattes
Odebolt
Sac County
House
Billa
Mattes
Knoxville Waterworks Renewal Faces City Upheaval
Knoxville Iowa January 14 The city council confronts its largest project in a quarter century the renewal of the waterworks system. The current plant two pumping stations three miles of mains the creek station and the 110 foot stand pipe are to be abandoned or relocated at a cost of 50 000 to 75 000.
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Knoxville
City Appeals Water Works Case in Des Moines
Des Moines January 14 The city appealed to the district court from a condemnation jury finding the water works valued at 2 302 000 The appeal aims to place the water company and city on the same basis as the company has already appealed
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Des Moines
District Court
F. R. Gaynor
Charles E. Ransier
R. M. Wright
Helen Gould to Wed Finley J Shepard January 22
New York announces the marriage date and plans for Helen Miller Gould and Finley J Shepard. The ceremony will be January 22 at Miss Gould’s Tarrytown country place with a simple ceremony and a forty-piece Nathan Frank orchestra. The Duke and Duchess de Talleyrand travel from Paris for the wedding and gifts from railroad, army, and navy YMCA branches will be sent.
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New York
Helen Miller Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Miss Gould
Tarrytown
N. Y
Shepard
Nathan Frank
Mendelssohn
Duchess de Talley~rand
Paris
Railroads
Army
Navy
Gould
Still Chance to Save Wall Lake in Wright County
Still time to save Wall Lake as deputies report the drainage plan for the lake bed may affect a game preserve. Deputy H B E Martin investigated at the request of State Game Warden Lincoln and found the matter has not reached Wright County board of supervisors yet. A strong fight is expected and the state may intervene to preserve the lake as a game area.
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Wall Lake
Town Falls
H. BE. Martin
Lincoln
Martin
Board of Supervisors
Wright County
Jake
Miss Tarbell Opposes Voters and Suffrage
Miss Ida M. Tarbell writes to the Montclair branch of the New Jersey association opposing woman suffrage. She argues the main objection is women not using existing opportunities and says she does not need suffrage herself. She doubts it would improve women’s professional footing.
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New York
Dan
Ida M. Tarbell
Montclair
New Jersey Association
Miss Tarbell
Lawmakers Call for Better Cues and Cautions on Legislation
Senator Mattes, watchdog of the state exchequer and former chair of the senate appropriations committee, will lead the same panel as the new session opens Monday. He argues for fewer laws and better cues, urging careful adoption of new laws that improve the ones already in force.
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Mattes
Atute Exchequer
Senate Appropriations Committee
Monesday
Forhk sale or trade equity in 6 room house and store
Equity in a modern six room house and store building with stock and fixtures. Two lots 50 by 140 feet each in a factory district location. Will sell or trade at a sacrifice if taken soon. Courier ad from M.
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Eacrifice
M” Care Courier
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Crystal
W. E. Cowan
County Society
W. R. Fox
Washington St
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Ind
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Hotel Wills
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