Water loo Boy to Coach Princeton Football
Waterloo born Harlan Rush known as Speedy Rush will coach Princeton football, moving from Cleveland where he led athletics at University School. The selection ends a heated race among students and alumni, with Rush holding the Princeton 100 yard dash record and a career shaped by Grinnell College and Dartmouth links. The 1919 schedule includes Georgetown, Rutgers, Syracuse, Lafayette, Dartmouth, Williams, Harvard, and Yale, all mostly at Yale.
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L. Harlan Rush
Waterloo
Philadelphia Ledger
Rush
John W. Rush
Cleveland
Princeton
Athletic Board of Control
Board of Control
Tiger
Fivo
University School
Horgseit
Dartmouth
Barrett
Cornell
Weatherhead
Harvard
Seavill
Yale
Hush
Georgetown
Washingtonians
Rutgers
Syracuse
Lafayette
Williams
New Haven
Bunnies Vets Up In The Air For Cedar Rapids Season
Cedar Rapids reports only about half the 1914 Bunny lineup will return for the 1915 season with at least four traded or sold. Names on the reserve list include Lindberg Smith Curtis Harper Brown Mellinger Buttle Marr Lappin Lingle Fulton. Spencer not reserved and Hensling drafted by Sioux City. New signings total fifteen with Ducky Eberts joining as a veteran aid. manager Hamilton aims to keep Bunny competitively finishing near second place in the Central Association.
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Cedar Rapids
Lindberg
Smith
Curtis
Harper
Brown
Mellinger
Buttle
Marr
Lappin
Lingle
Fulton
Spencer
Hens‘ling
Sioux City
Pennsylvania
Alany
Hamilton
Belden Hill
Ust
Ducky” Eberts
Galesburg
Charlestown
Baseball Case in Landis Hands in Injunction Battle
Chicago January 25. Judge Saturday night considered the league bid for a temporary injunction to restrain spieffering with its play and to compel responses to the original complaint. Final arguments by E E Gates of Indianapolis for the plaintiff preceded a twenty day period for defendants to answer. The court may grant or deny the motion later on its minutes as the Federal League case proceeds. The suits charge monopoly and restraint of trade while touching on involuntary servitude and reserve clause issues. The defense contends lack of jurisdiction and questions of clean hands that could affect the outcome. The dispute centers on the league's ongoing efforts to regulate professional baseball amid long standing governance.
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Maor Lounne
Federal League
Judge Landis
Chicago
National Jusion
National Association
Feds
National Commission
O National Association
Itigo
Peds
Commission
Joly H. Farrell
Farrell
O Ed
E. E. Gates
Indianapolis
Lee, Magee
OWA Shooters Set Fast Pace in State Trapshooting
Iowa led the nation with 515 sportsmen in registered trapshooting during the past season and four professionals. Forty seven amateurs shot over 90 percent, a state record. Top amateur was William S. Hoon of Jewell with a .9563 average on 4950 targets, fifth among over 10,000 amateurs nationwide. William Ridley of What Cheer followed with .9531 and HB Horack of Iowa City third at .? Percent. Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake led the pros with .9955. Waterloo shooters and attendees at focal shoots are listed.
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Iowa
William S. Hoon
Jewell
Hoon
William Ridley
What Cheer, Inc
HB. C. Horack
Iowa City
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Waterloo
Haven
la Porte
Hinshaw
Holck
Reinbeck
Hummel
Jackson
Fort Dodge
Joseph Kaw
Kess Waterloo
Ofelate
Kessler
Solon
Otel
Konvalinka
Mason Cit
OFS
IL GO Northey
Otto Radloch
Marshalltown
Baan
Io. A. Ropass
Robert Risher
Manchester
Steee
Win
Ridley
J. L. Scripture
Clarksville
Short
Cedar Falls
Henry Steege
Denver
Ralph Storm
van Derveer
Wave Ae Ee
Nick Webber
Wettieaf
Nichols
J A
Wygle
Eagle Grow
Gilbert Es
Kane
T. Garrett
Des Moines
Riges
Fred Cc
Whitney
Des Diaecs
Meteors of Chicago to Play City All-Stars Tuesday
Chicago Meteors, a premier basketball squad, tour the city and face local all-stars Tuesday evening. The Meteors have already dominated town teams by wide margins, including wins over Pennants 46 to 22 and Triangles 36 to 17, among others.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Meteors
Windy City
Logan Square
Triangles
Central States
Hamlin Park
Exmoors
Schurz High
Moody College
Sacrementon Greene
Runners up Cook county Libre class championship
The visiting team probably will line up as follows Nicol H Fi Helmrich L Fu Churchill C Payne RG Heckart LG The Waterlooean probably will start off as follows Hostetler R Leonard LF Egaler Cotter R G Bragdon or Halmes LG with uth Keepke and Merrick will also probably be in the game.
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Nicol
H. Fi
Helmrich
L. Fu
Churchill
Payne
R. G
Heckart
L. G
Waterlooean
Hostetler
Leonard
L. F
Egaler
Cotter
R.G
Bragdon
Halmes
Uth
Keepke
Merrick
Visitor and social notes from FOX TWP area
Jan 22 report notes J J Buechele of Waterloo visiting E M Buechele this week. A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Weltzin near Jubilee. C F Benarden finished his ice harvest this week. Jubilee Co operative Creamery stored seven loads of ice in their new ice house while Fred Lobe stored seven loads. A child of Mr and Mrs Underkircher is very ill.
Clearings of the Cities Week Ending January 22
Bank clearings in the United States totaled 3.163 billion dollars for the week ending January 22, up from 3.080 billion the previous week and 3.536 billion a year ago. Canadian clearings totaled 126.5 million, down from 152.8 million last week and 158.0 million a year ago. The following table shows weekly results with year over year percentage changes.
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United States
Bradstreet
New York
Dr. Shallenberger in Waterloo Next Saturday
Fort Dodge Iowa date 1914. letter from Mr and Mrs Martin Stanek praising Dr Wilbert Shallenberger Chicago Alabama for successful tonsil and adenoids removal on their daughter Clara. They note improved breathing and weight gain and invite friends to visit for treatment.
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W. Shallenberger
Waterloo
Ft. Dodge
Wilbert Shallesberger
Chicago
Clara
Rheumasalts Promoted as Quick Constipation Relief
An advertisement promotes Rheumasalts as the safest pleasant quick laxative for constipation. It claims to dissolve in water, be a carbonated iodine drink, cleanse stomach and intestines, remove toxins, and suit adults and infants. It contrasts with strong laxatives and offers five ounce bottles and one dollar pricing from Rheumadath Co of Minneapolis.
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Rheumadath Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Reinbeck Community News and Upcoming Congregational Meeting
In Reinbeck on January 23 Mrs Otto F Portiergill visited relatives in Minnesota and South Dakota. Mr and Mrs A S Walter left for Catona Florida to visit their son Dr F J Walter. The Congregational church will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday January 28 to hear reports elect officers and conduct business. An eight and a half pound boy was born to Mrs an Pletcher and Mr and Mrs Geo Maehrlein. A two year old girl suffered a broken left arm from a chair accident last Friday. Henry Ehlers underwent appendicitis surgery in Waterloo last Thursday. Alton Strohbeahn had surgery last Friday. Both are recovering. The Entre Nous club met at Mrs Wilbur Terrall’s Tuesday evening. The Coffee and Repartee club will gather with Mrs Hugh Smiley Friday afternoon January 29, with hostesses Mrs Smiley and Mrs A Porter. Mrs Clint Cameron had a birthday surprise last Friday. Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Amanda W Backhaus to Henry A Goettsch in the city. they plan to marry January 27 at the bride's parents home and live on a farm near Berlin. Frank Tindle and Miss Alvena Jaarstrop wed Tuesday. the bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pletcher
Geo. Maehrlein
Henry Ehlers
Waterloo
Alton Strohbeahn
Wilbur Terrall
Hugh Smiley
Smiley
A. Porter
Clint Cameron
Amanda W. Backhaus
Henry A. Goettsch
Wm. Saaks
Berlin
Frank Tindle
Alvena Jaarstrop
Mra
Irma Irma and Local Social News From January
Irma reports January social visits and gatherings across Nashua and Quimby. Oscar Eichom returns from Oklahoma after six weeks. Mr and Mrs Victor Prudhon visit Nashua. Harl Wren hosts a sixth wedding anniversary party. Jamey Scully entertains friends. Remleys host a surprise with a fine rug as a gift. Florence Whitney returns home from Quimby and Cedar Falls. Mrs Thos Stufflebean returns after visiting her son and daughter. The Eskimo pays his doctors fees on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma
Oscar Eichom
Oklahoma
Victor Prudhon
Nashua
Louis Prudhon
Harl Wren
Jamey Scully
John Remley
Dumont Spelling Winners Dominate Butler County Meet
At Allison last night the Butler county sectional spelling contest produced all four Dumont prizes in high school and grade divisions. Dortha Ferris won the high school first prize and the free for all, Opal Pfaltzgraff took first in the seventh grade, Kenneth Ferris claimed second in seventh grade, and Clair Ferris placed in the lower standing with hopes for Greene county continuation. Also noted: pastor’s wife illness and local hotel sale to C S Smith of Waterloo with tentative Monday possession.
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Dumont
Butler County
Allison
Dortha Ferris
John Ferris
Little Opal Pfaltzgraff
J P
Kenneth Ferris
Dortha
Little Clair Ferris
Greene
Miss Ferris
Stella
C. S. Smith
Waterloo
Musterole relief advert talks up mustard plaster substitute
An ad touts Musterole a clean white ointment made from mustard as a blister free remedy for sore throat bronchitis stiff neck asthma congestion rheumatism lumbago and more. It claims doctors and nurses use it and lists prices 2c 50c and 2 50 for hospital sizes with a Cleveland Ohio maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Iveland
Ohio
Mrs Stella and daughters plan move to Clarion
The hotel was well patronized in the past but heavy workload stalled progress. Mrs Stella and her unmarried daughter will move back to Clarion, their former home, while Mr and Mrs Horton relocate to Hampton where Mr Horton has secured work. A new restaurant will open next Saturday in the music store on the east side of the street.
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Schoo
Cision
Mewitler
Altho
Heport
Landis
OWA
LEON
William 5
Gilbert
FOX
Pet
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Los Angeles
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S. CG
Topeka
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Tees
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Fargo
Springfield
Sioux Falls
Columbia
Rockford
Quincy
Aplington
Christian Endeavor
Diagonal
Millard Cameron
California
Robert Cameron
Fatty
Emma Allee Schrock
Mt. Joy
Herman Rudolfson
John
Gladbrook
Maple Hill Cemetery
Sheldon
David
Clara G. Ling
Glenn’ H.clark
Dr. Bushnell
Yoo
First Savings Bank of
Theatre
Lillian Russell
Jemith
Santa Fe
Formae Santa Fe de Luxe
Fred Harvey
Grand Canyon of Arizons
San Francisco Sante
C.L Seagraves
Railway Exchange
Arizona
Les Joaquin
Larimer
Laws
A, J, Busby, Mgr
Nour
C. J. Miller
Sycamore Street
Byvank Transfer CO
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Gan
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ava
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