Hawkeye sports boycott reshapes Iowa conference play
Cedar Falls reports a boycott by Coe Grinnell and Cornell against Hawkeye conference schools unless rules align. Iowa conference rules differ on eligibility and residency, with Hawkeye enforcing stricter entry based on scholastic standing. The move jeopardizes planned basketball games with Grinnell and Cornell this season.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
Grinnell
Berkstresser
Cornell
Hawkeye
Hawkeye Conference
Iowa Conference
Jlawkeye
Iowa May Be On Gopher Schedule
Minneapolis January 16. Football schedule making at the university moves slowly. Nebraska insists on alternate games in Lincoln and Minneapolis, while Minnesota resists. Iowa may be substituted if Nebraska does not appear, but no final decision. Only Wisconsin, Chicago and Illinois games are settled so far.
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Minneapolis
Lincoln
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Chicago
Illinois
Cornhuskers
Iowa
Winds
Waterlog Y team lacks representation this season
Musrratine January 18 The waterlog Y no team inquiry reveals Waterloo no longer fields a first basketball team and will not participate in netball. Physical Director Farwell sought a game with Booster City but Waterloo declined to restore the athletic organization. Ottumwa and others have dropped the feature, and no first team games will be played this week.
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Waterton
Ottumwa
Cludes
Stewart Simmons Defeats Police In Bowling Match
The Stewart-Simmons bowling team won two of three games against the Police yesterday afternoon. Dunlevy had the day’s high score and Meyers led the cops, with detailed scores showing Stewart-Simmons totals and Police totals. McFarlane lost a city title match to Runyen, while Runyen posted 1,990 pins to McFarlane’s 1,954. Indianapolis Federal League chief Gilmore arrived to aid signings of three Detroit majors-era players.
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Stewart-Simmons
Dunlevy
Meyers
Morgan
Ees Oe
Simmons
Nelson
Stewart
Eaee
Police
Drd. Wiener Vse
Leighton
Morningstar
Burk
al. Runyen
Nut Club
Runyen
McFarlane
Detroit
Indianapolis
Ind
J. A. Gilmore
Federal League
Owen Bush
George Davis
Pat Bauman
Cubs
Owls
Harrison
F. Kezar
A. Manabl
Poduska
C. Manuahl
H. Kezac
Bebneck
Koester
Aur
FL Kezar
W. Manuahl Perl
Chamype
Francis in Form for Brown Bout at Armory
Elmer F Feely returns as third man on the mat for the Brown versus Francis bout at the Waterloo Armory tonight. Francis arrives this afternoon and is in fine condition after recent matches in Minneapolis and a handicap bout with Theo Peters. Brown expects a tough long battle and aims to win, while fans hope for a strong showing from the Canadian champion Francis. The card starts with a preliminary featuring John Foutch and Joe Briggs, with main bout action around 9 oclock.
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Elmer F. Feely
Carl Brown
al Francis
Armory
Francis
Waterloo
Theo Peters
Minneapolis
Soe Carr
Walter Miller
Twin City
Mike Yokel
Brown
John Foutch
Joe Briggs
Monmouth Regrets Loss of Franchise in Central Association
Monmouth Illinois and Kewanee surrendered their Central Association franchises at Burlington league meeting. Browns manager Bert Hough expressed surprise and disappointment, thanking Monmouth fans for loyal support while noting uncertain plans for next season. Local directors had growing dissatisfaction with the league and considered surrendering the franchises.
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Monmouth
Kewanee
Central Baseball Association
Burlington
Bert Hough
The
Browne
Maple City
Browns
Monmonth
Central Association
Tinois
I. M
Possible new Central league forming with Monmouth and KeWANee
The passage suggests Monmouth Keewanee and Galesburg may unite to form a new circuit. Manager Hough is favored to return if Monmouth gains a berth, while Bert’s value assures him a manager role with another Central association team.
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Monmouth
Kewanee
Galesburg
Hough
Bert
Hanley favored as Progressive candidate for Iowa Second District
Muscatine Iowa January 16 Charles P Hanley appears set as the unopposed Progressive congressional nominee in Iowa s Second district. T O Loveland says F D Steen will not run and strengthens Hanley s position. Rapid s Democrats split over Meredith for governor Cedar Rapids residents weigh Meredith s candidacy with Hamilton declining comment.
Stolen money recovered from crock in Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on January 16 more than twelve thousand dollars of the eighteen thousand dollars stolen by Ralph Wiant a clerk for United States Express company was found yesterday in a crock partly filled with flour at the home of Fred B Wiant the brother Detectives learned from Margaret Dunnington of Morgantown West Virginia that Wiant visited her last Monday night and said he left most of the money with a friend in Connellsville Wiant is believed to have fled to a western city
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Connelsville
Ralph Wiant
United States Express Company
Fred B. Wiant
Margaret Dunnington
Morganstown
W. Va
Wiant
Cardinal Pompili Denounces Tango in Rome Letter
Cardinal Basilio Pompili, vicar general of Rome, denounces tango performances and fashions as perverting souls. He calls for clergy boldness to defend Christian usages and warns parents to shield children from corruption under threat of divine judgment.
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Rome
Basilio Pompili
Theatric
Grand jury condemns Fort Dodge City Jail as unfit for habitation
The January grand jury told Judge Wright that Fort Dodge city jail is unsanitary filthy and full of vermin with out of order plumbing and foul odors. It condemns the jail for confining prisoners and calls it unfit for human habitation in a formal report. A separate item notes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets claiming cures for indigestion and heartburn. The piece ends with a report that Marshalltown will host the 1915 Hawkeye Commercial Men's association meeting after votes while Jarrett and Bingham are re-elected directors.
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Fort Dodge
B. M. Wright
Fort Dodge City
Marshalltown
Hawkeye Commercial Men's Association
Tite Bique
Jarrett
This Ciy
C. T Bingham
Waterloo
Sioux City
Davenport
Standpat Republicans in Iowa hold back on Cummins challenge
In Des Moines a stormy standpat meeting at the Savery hotel voted by a narrow margin not to nominate a candidate to oppose Senator Cummins. A committee of eleven was named to study Iowa Republican sentiment and report back with action for a future conference.
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Des Moines
Savery Hotel
Cummins
Iowa
H. O. Weaver
Wapello
E. E. Johnston
Iowa City
Bernard Murphy
Vinton
James A. Devitt
Oskaloosa
Will E. Johnston
Ida Grove
Republican Party
Bull Moose
J. S. Bellamy
Knoxville
J.D. Brown
Leon
Senator Cummins
B. Murphy
Local Notices From Frederika And Nearby Towns
Joe Alcock Rob McDonald and Archie Clary went to Iowa last Wednesday Sidney Mooney and wife drove to Tripoli last Friday A Parson J Zwanziger and Will Waage were in Nashua Wednesday Jack Day of North Dakota visiting sisters Mrs Nellie Sullivan and Miss Nettie O Day Milon Matts visited sister Mrs Mary Miller Mrs Jor Roneo remains critically ill Harry McConkey and wife went to Waverly Thursday Mike Mooney longtime resident died at his home two miles southwest of town Saturday funeral held Monday at Pin Hook Mr and Mrs Chas Golding and family went to Manly Sunday to visit Mrs Golding niece Mrs Hat fie Jones and husband Mrs Mary Connor has a visiting niece from Mr Pleasant Mrs Rourke of Tripoli is here
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Frederika
Joe Alcock
Rob McDonald
Archie Clary
Iowa
Sidney Mooney
Tripoli
A. Parson
J. Zwanziger
Will Waage
Nashua
Jack Day
North Dakota
Nellie Sullivan
Nettie O'Day
Milon Matts
Mary Miller
Jor Roneo
Ilarry McConkey
Anteed
Waverly
Mike Mooney
Pin Hook
Chas. Golding
Manly
Mary Connor
Mr. Pleasant
Mra. Rourke
John
Venal Thayer
Williamstown
Chas. Pierce
Tim Clary
Chas. Hale
New Hampton
L. Simerson
Fred Wolfgram
Osage
Izora Alcouk
Jerome Bourcy
Diamond
A. E. Johnston
Willie Johnson
Dexter, Minn
Wm. Johnson
Sarah Whitman
Lindfield
Cuby
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
Giles
Whitman
Charles
Lew
Ida Pike
Waterloo
Will
Walter
Frank
Nettle
Henry Lindfield
James Lindfield
Minnesota
St. Paul
M. E
W. A. Gibbons
Alcock
B. Evans
Visiting neighbors and obituary notes from Frederika region
The column lists visitors to Frederika and nearby towns including Venal Thayer, Chas Pierce, Tim Clary, and Willie Johnson. It reports the obituary of Mrs. Sarah Whitman born 1847 who died January 2 1914 at Frederika after illness. Funeral held at M E church with burial in Alcock cemetery.
Death Claims Couple Buried In One Grave In Benton
Mrs. Bourcy and her sister in law Mrs. Barrett tale of yesterday midweek travel to Benton. Jerome Bourcy of Diamond, 5. D., died before their arrival. his wife fell ill and died soon after. Both are buried in one grave with funeral at the M E church. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Paul V. Barrett and other local residents.
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Jay M. Bourcy
Benton
Bryans
New Hampton
Jerome Bourcy
Diamond
M. E. Church
Paul V. Barrett
Waverly High School
Geneva Woodring
Woodring
Will Segebarth
Beadilyn
W. H. Woodring
Anson
Clarksville
BE. A. Duncan
Rheumatism Powder credited by a Wisconsin sufferer
M D Reynolds of Madison reports long Rheumatism pain since 1894 from snow plow work. After using three boxes of Merito Rheumatism Powders he discarded crutches and nears full recovery. Signed testimony from Madison January 1 1913. Hed Cross Drug and Henderson Drug Co. are exclusive agents.
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Madison, Wis
M. D. Reynolds
Hed Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
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