Waterloo Evening Courier notices and publication details
Publication data for Waterloo Evening Courier includes editors, offices at Tribune Building, circulation claim, ad rates, and telephones. Foreign distribution notes list locations in London Paris Berlin St Petersburg for the paper.
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Rioo
Hartnay Company
Seypreng
West Park Avenue
Hasraan
WF. Puranson
Dec'y-Treas
Ges. Mgr
Mewport
Tribune
Lalfred
Rani
Post Officce
Waterloo
Iowa
Eurofe Amerian
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
London
Trafnigar Building
Northumberland Avene
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard
Mystery of chickens and mice in Morningside cancer research lab
In a brick building near Columbia University 5000 mice and chickens are kept for cancer research funded by a $2,225,000 gift from George Crocker. The facility, soon to yield results, houses specialists with full laboratories and records to pursue cures, while the public awaits years of inquiry outcomes.
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Morningside Heights
New York City
Chanticleer
Columbia University
George Crocker
Borah Proposes Clearing House Plan to Eliminate Middlemen
Senator Borah introduces a bill proposing a national clearing house run by a 15 member board to cut out middlemen in farm distribution. County associations would sell members’ products, regulate packing and shipping, and fund mills plants storage and transport facilities, with higher farmer pay and lower retail prices as aims.
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Borah
Congress
National Association
Bacome
Is Borah’s Ideal of National Price Control Practical
The passage argues a local association must face delivery competition from stores and municipal markets. It warns that without firm national price control from local groups they risk dictation by outside influence, questioning whether Borah’s ideal can be practically implemented.
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Borah
Universities Rank Prominence in Winter Term Enrollments
Professor Rudolf Tombo Jr cites a thirty university list by winter term enrollment with Columbia leading at 9,926 and Iowa tied for twentieth with 2,542 total including summer students. The compiled figures cover major institutions such as Harvard Illinois Cornell Wisconsin Northwestern Chicago Ohio State Syracuse Minnesota Yale Missouri Nebraska Texas Kansas Pittsburgh Cincinnati Stanford Princeton Indiana Western Reserve Tulane Washington University Johns Hopkins Virginia and more. The report notes Columbia tops the ranking while Iowa stands twentieth when summer session is excluded.
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Rudolf Tombo, Jr
New York Times
Hst
Iowa Oni
Columbia
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Harvard
Illinois
New York University
Cornell
Wiscosin Ool
Northwestern
Chicago
Ohio State
Syracuse
Minnesota
Yale
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
Kansas
ToWa
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Stanford
Princeton
Wey
Indiana
Western Reserve
Tulane
Washington University
Johns Hopkins
Virginia
Corrections to Luke Death Narrative Spark Debate
An English writer in a current publication inserts a correction in the original Greek text of Luke describing Judas death and argues the change alters the sense of the account. The debate centers on textual authenticity and the implications for biblical interpretation.
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Judas
Ideas of a Plain Man on Love by Frank Crane
A collection of witty lines and quotations on love from various authors. The snippets explore love as pleasure in another’s happiness, mystery, poetry of the senses, self interest, unity, beauty, affection for the ugly, and love as a universal force from body to soul or soul to body.
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Frank Crane
Victor Tryge
Catullo Mendes
P. Z. Stahl
la Rochefoura
Philippine Independence Policy and U S Obligation
A historical perspective arguing for continued American governance of the Philippines. The piece defends U S rule as civilizing and educational, opposes immediate withdrawal, and emphasizes liberty, justice, and shared burdens as guiding principles. It cites language from the Declaration of Independence and critiques isolationist thinking.
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United States
Irelands
Manilla
Cuba
Europe
Phiippines
Buenos Ayres The World Capital of Spanish Speaking Campaigns
George Fitch surveys Buenos Ayres as a booming South American metropolis. He notes its 1.1 million population, rapid growth since 1870, vast port activity, cattle and grain trade, high prices for luxury, and limited schools and social services. He contrasts it with distant Spain and North American cities.
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Buenos Ayres
Spain
South America
Beunos Ayres
Argentine Republic
New York
Paris
London
Wall Street
Panama Canal figure Goethals may head NYC police
An official note says Col Goethals plans to retire from the Panama canal commission and army to lead the New York City police department. The move surprises but many say his proven leadership could curb crime as effectively as supervision of the canal project.
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Col. Goethals
Panama Canal Commission
Army
Police Department
New York City
Col Goethals
Panama Canal
Republican nominee declines race in Second Town district
The convention in the Second Town district reports the nominee has declined the nomination due to current conditions. The remark notes the young man is honorably treated by his party and acknowledges favorable running conditions. Democrats and Progressives each field a candidate.
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Second Town
Wealthy Illinois woman funds tenants for college short course
A rich Illinois heiress pays the expenses of thirty tenants to attend the Illinois agricultural college short course. The move promises a profitable vacation for the tenants and a crop-value boost for the benefactress over several seasons. The note compares to an anti-tamping order for travel conditions.
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Illinois
Illinois Agricultural College
Taft support and social commitments noted in papers
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Taft backs policies for more child discipline, with strong support expected. The Sioux City Journal notes Speaker Clark frequently declines social invitations to focus on legislative duties, citing limited time for events.
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Taft
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Paft
Sioux City
Spaaker
Clark
Fragmented political chatter and verses from Cleveland papers
A garbled quotation about politics includes a woman refusing social entry and cashing a check in Missouri. The text shifts to a poem criticizing looters and digging into tombs, with lines about Pharsob and spitballs on the wall, attributed to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Missouri
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pharsob
Claude Porter's Political Maneuvers and Tariff Debate
The Cedar Falls Record notes Claude Porter seeks the southern district marshalship as a step toward the Democratic nomination for senator. The Davenport Times reports the Waverly beet sugar factory closed under tariff changes, pushing beets farmers toward other crops. Mount Vernon Record forecasts Cummins will win the Republican primary and, barring a major defection, the fall race, citing his broad appeal and lack of viable substitutes.
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Claude
Porter
Cedar Falla
Claude Porter
Cum‘wing
Iowa
Davenport
Waverly
Argentina
Cummins
Mount Vernon
Senate
Des Moines Meeting Sparks GOP Dissent Across State
A commentary in Atlantic News Telegraph mocks a Des Moines gathering of Republicans as unofficial and nonbinding. It argues the meeting served only self interest and will not influence rank and file Republicans seeking jobs or political leverage.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Des Moines
A Moment of Fur and Theatres of Fear
The Piece blends quips on poultry jokes and stage satire. A Washington Star line mocks a breakfast bill and egg meaning while a Courier Journal quip jokes about a Juliet’s weight. A bank teller anecdote recalls women overdraft mistakes and check writing.
Faith in Railroads Warns Against Unwarranted Legislation
William Galloway praises public support for railways and warns against knee jerk attacks. He cites railroad costs, payrolls, repairs, and weather challenges as reasons for careful consideration and adequate compensation to ensure better roadbeds, trains, and service.
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Wm. Galloway
Galloway
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western Railroad
President Faces Delicate Situation in Land Contests
In Los Angeles a contest over an $8,000 Cachella valley land claim leaves President Wilson as trustee for Mrs. Wilson. Mrs Maud Compton Hensie and Homer L. Goddard of Los Angeles counterclaim. Testimony hearings concluded before Frank Buren and O R W Robinson at the land office.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wilson
End of Term Appointments Delayed Until New Office
The term of office will end March 5 and a decision cannot be rendered within fifty days. Adjudication will rest with the successors, who will be appointed by the president. Washington has requested a full report of the case.
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Robinson
Washington
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Cedar Falls Areas
Grant Pelley and others transfer land in 36-87-11 to John McChane for 1400 dollars. Arthur C. Cole sells Lot 5 Block 2 Woodbine Waterloo for 1. Greenfield Building Co sells portions of Greenfield additions Waterloo for 1. Fowler trustee to Commercial Club Board of Trade Hill Side addition for 1. Pease sells Lot 6 Block 2 Hartman Speer addition Cedar Falls for 1. Pease sells part Lot 9 Block 2 Cowin's 2nd addition Waterloo for 1. The editor quotes a Kansas paper critiquing linotype machines and a reform stance.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Grant Pelley
John McChane
Arthur C. Cole
Harry C. Howell
Woodbine
Waterloo
Greenfield Building Co
M. A. Dunkelberg
Greenfield Addition
Frank J. Fowler
Commercial Club and Board of Trade
Hillside
I Pease
Ralph B. Slippy
Hartman & Speer
Adaltion
Cedar Falls
J. W. Pease
Ralph B. Sppy
Cowin
Swift's S. S. S. touted as blood purifier for skin eruptions
An ad extols S. S. S. as a universal blood purifier that supposedly cleanses through the intestines and arteries, claiming rapid action against pimples boils and skin eruptions. It promises internal cleansing by stimulating organs and dissolving acid accumulations, with a note to consult the Swift Spectre in Atlanta for peculiar cases.
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Atlanta
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