Colored Boy May Post a Benefit in Waterloo 10
A missing Waterloo area story centers on Clarence Sweatt, a colored youth from Waukon, whose family seeks his whereabouts and whose father warns he lost funds in a failed charity effort. A con artist swindle allegedly involved cash sent to Chicago to help secure his release. The piece also notes Waterloo merchants gaining from parcel post by expanding mail orders.
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Waterloo
the Merchants
Clarence Sweatt
John Sweatt
Waukon
Sweatt
Clarence
Chicago
Ethel
Jack Johnson
Durance Vile
Prosecution of Tearney Refused in Chicago Case
Alderman Al Tearney again avoided trial over a 1 am closing ordinance. City Prosecutor McInerny declined to act in open court, prompting Judge Olson to dismiss for want of prosecution after Tearney’s lawyer moved. Newspaper attorney Thomason offered to prosecute, but was refused.
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Chicago
al” R. Tearney
Tearney
McInenny
Olson
Courtney
McInerny
Camp plans state convention in summer meeting
Fred Willier camp No. 11 of the United Spanish War veterans met in regular session last evening at the G A R hall. Plans were laid for the state convention to be held here this summer with committees named for executive duties and advertising. The camp will hold two business meetings each month with the next on the evening of February.
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Fred Willier
United Spanish War Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
O. A. Zucilke
George Heath
John Beeler
Elmer Feely
Wilbur Betts
0. Heer
James Garland
Caranghinece Scott Lamb
Frank Fisher
Ernest Balfasr
W. J. Peddicard
O. Berkley
Alexander Thompson
M. Flynn
Joe Qury
Aonth
City League Bowling Schedule and Meeting Planned
Waterloo city bowling league announces a Monday start for a second series amid tightening standings led by the Macks. The schedule lists January through March matches between Engravers Pattern Makers Invincibles Boosters Morgan and Sullivan and others with a city league meeting to discuss a possible state tournament in Waterloo.
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Cowling
Waterloo
Macks
Jeaders
Enegravers
Pattern Makers
Invincibles
Boosters
Morgan &, Sullivan’s
Hugravers
S.vincibles
Engravers
Eneravers
Boyle Lands Magee 3 Protege
Manager Frank Boyle of the Muscatine club signs Charles Brennan of St. Louis as a new recruit. Brennan, ten years old and six feet tall, is a first baseman who has played with several semi pro clubs and at Cardinal ball park. He will compete with Hasbrouck of Grundy Center for the first base position.
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Frank Boyle
Muscatine Club
Charles Brennan
St. Louis
Waterloo
Brennan
Boyle
Lee Magee
St. Louis Cardinals
Magee
Cardinals
Rovile
St.Louis
Cardinal
Jury Probe For Practitioners In Des Moines
Des Moines reports a probe into alleged unlawful medical practices with a plan to use out of town women as detectives and indict involved doctors and a prominent case tied to a maternity hospital in the city. The move targets alleged medieval specialists and seeks grand jury action.
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Des Moines
I. H. Kern
Polk County Medical Society
Les Moines
Teynie Doe
Dancing Party At Melchoir Court No 8 Notes Large Crowd
A large crowd attended a dance last evening at Sooash Hall given by Melchoir Court No 8 Tribe of Rentur. Rue's Orchestra provided a five piece set and the music was enjoyed by all for a most delightful time.
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Melchoir Court No. 8
Tribe of Rentur
Ta Soash Hall
Ta Rue
Taft Expected to Quit Fellowship
In Haven in January it is thought likely that President Taft will resign as a fellow upon accepting the Kent professorship in law. He was re elected a fellow last January for a six year term.
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Washington
War Department
Lucrety Simson
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Canada
Joint Water Ways Commission
Taft
Congress
Stimson
Uwois River
Ternity-Itres
Suleos
Printer shoots self in I. C. Depot
Joseph Tosney a 29 year old San Francisco printer shot himself in the lobby of the Park Row station of the Iois Central railroad. He was found unconscious and taken to a hospital with probable death. In his pocket were travelers checks for 8080 dollars and a railroad ticket from S. Y. to Portland Oregon.
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Chisago
Joseph Tosney
Fifty-third Street
San Francisco
Park Row
Iois Central Railroad
Express Company
S. Y
Portland
Ore
Cut the High Cost of Living Ad Story
W H L Chapman of Winnebago Nebraska recounts saving on medical bills by using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for his two coughing children. He claims the bottle cured them before the course was finished and saved a doctor’s bill. For sale by all druggists.
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W. HL
Chapman
Winnebago
Neb
Foley
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