Iowa Condemns Big Nine Big Nine demands fair play from smaller schools
The Daily Iowan denounces Illinois and Chicago for pressuring scheduling and limiting games for Iowa and other smaller Big Nine members. It argues large schools distort competition, delay schedules, and should not control dates. It calls for equal voices for Kellogg Indiana Purdue Ohio State and others and insists Iowa deserve reciprocal games with Chicago and the rest.
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Iowa City
Daily
Iowan
University of Iowa
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Big Nine Conference
University of Illinois
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Ohio State
Northwestern
Illnois
Malne
Bota
Ufe
Hiinois
Stage
Maroons
Tlaois
Zuppke
Big Nine
Kellogg
Stagg
Mason City Prepares for Baseball Team Shuffle Amid Rumors
The Mason City club considers adding eight new players for the season. Harry Bay is eyed as manager with Red Welsh possibly taking a third role. Steve Brewer may return, and a plan to test and classify players in April meetings is outlined as officials seek to spark a strong lineup.
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Mason City
Harry Bay
Bay
Apri
Welsh
Watereloo
Steve Brewne
Steve
Texas
Hitchcock After Brown Scalp Wrestle Possibility
Davenport Iowa January 28 a finish wrestling match between Harry Brandell of Davenport and Carl Brown of Waterloo is a possibility soon. George Hitchcock of Waterloo seeks to arrange the bout to be staged in Davenport, Waterloo, or Springfield and plans to train Brandell to beat Brown. Brown and Hitchcock recently split, with Hitchcock managing Brandell.
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Davenport
Harry
Brandell
Carl Brown
Waterloo
George Hitchcock
Brown
Hitchcock
Brondell
Teat
Springfield
Tit
Johnny Meyers
West
Many Umpires Seek Jobs in Central Association
Keokuk Iowa January 2 19 1 Baseball fans in the Central association may enjoy constant umpire changes if President 31 E Justice signs all applicants for the four umpiring posts. Letters flood his desk from umpires nationwide claiming vast experience and flawless judgment. Aside from Jimmy Scanlon, once a Clinton player, none of the candidates have been publicly endorsed as the VAIS campaign’s choice.
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Keokuk
Central Association
E. Justice
United States
Justice
Vais
Jimmy Scanlon
Clinton
1. A. Wey
S S League Games Continue
Sunday School basketball action at MLC gym saw two matches with First Brethren forfeiting to Grave M B. An 8 pm intermediate clash ended 17 11 in favor of the Methodists from Pires M I and Walnut Street Baptist, led by Barren with 7 points. Senior bout between Walnut Street Baptist and First M E closed 14 7 Baptist victory as Stubbs and Eby each scored 7. Friday’s slate shifts, with senior games at 8 and intermediates at 7:50.
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MLC. A
Bretheren
Grave M. B
Pires
M. I
Walnut Street Baptist
Methodists
Barren
Ferguson
Archer
Baptists
M. E
Spry, Jr
Mathews
Getty
Johnson
J. Mitler
Benton
McGuire
Rath
Oleson
McMan
First 31
Stubbs
Eby
Walon Street Baptist
Tockburn
Howell
Ping Bodie Sent Back to Minors
Chicago dispatch notes Ping Bodie released and sold to the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast League. Secretary Grabiner of the White Sox announced the move, citing Bodie’s return home as San Francisco suited the terms offered by the club’s magnate.
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Chicago
Ping Bodie
Grabiner
White Sox
Ping
South Side
Comiskey
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Jeague
Yegast
Two Minor Leagues for Gilmore Crew
Surplus Federal League ball s will be absorbed by two minor leagues announced by President Gilmore. One will form after a Newtown meeting Saturday attended by Gilmore, the other already operates under organized baseball and seeks Federal jurisdiction. The new circuit may challenge the International League, with Providence, Hartford, New Haven and possibly Trenton among eight cities.
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Gilmore
Newto
Federals
Providence
Hartford
New Finven
Trenton
N. J
Brickley May Coach in West
Boston January 28 Charles Brickley Harvard football star may coach next season after graduation He plans to coach in the Midwest combining football with business He aims to join the Panama Pacific Exposition games and hopes to coach at a western camp this summer near Charlottesville Va
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Boston
Charles Brick
Jey
Weerless Crimson
Alma
Rickley
Everett
Harvard
New England
Charley
America
Stockholm
Brickley
Jyne
Blue Ridge
Charlottesville
Clinton Plans Buy of Houghs Players in Clinton La
At a special meeting the Clinton Baseball Association decided to purchase the players reserved by Manager Bert Hough from last year. A committee will study continuing the old club or forming a new stock company to firm up the organization with stock at 106 a share. Subscriptions of 1800 have been raised. Applications for the managership came from several candidates.
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Clinton
Clinton Baseball Association
Central Association
la Fayette
Bert Hough
Hough
M. E. Justice
Thomas Crawford
B. M. Jacobsen
Olia Will
C. L. Root
Clinton Baseball Club Corporation
Clinton Club
McNamara
Manusch
Rohn
Wetzel
Lakai
Meredith May Seek Committee Seat in Iowa Fight
Washington D C Jan Additional interest centers on the race for national committee man in Iowa with E T Meredith of Des Moines possibly entering. State Chairman Rey and Wade supporters expect the administration to influence the appointment while Meredith’s backers push for a progressive Democrat. The dispute hinges on who will be named and whether Meredith should serve given his role with the Federal Reserve System.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
E. T. Meredith
Des Moines
Meredith
Wade
Rey
Federal Reserve
Greater Iowa Association
State House
House
Senate
W.W. Marsh
Greater Town Association
Co. French
Davenport
Miller of Bremer
Miller
Rules Committee
Hale
Jonas
Herman
Boone
Jessen
Story
How To Cure a Lagrippe Cough Propaganda Ad
Postmaster Collins of Barnegat reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound relieved a violent lagrippe cough after less than half a bottle. The ad urges readers to try the product, sold by all druggists, and praises wallerton readers who use Want Ads for satisfactory results.
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Collins
Barnegat
Foley
Wallerton
Waterloo Glug Members Meet For Social Evening
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo club members gathered amid cold weather for a social meeting. Guests played pool and billiards, enjoyed a grava solo by Paul Davis, and discussed plans for 1915 while redecorated rooms offered a homelike feel. Secretary Miller noted membership doubled and emphasis on improving social activities for the city’s business community. The first Monday monthly get-togethers were approved.
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Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce and
Waterloo Club
Paul Davis
Iermann GC. Miller, Jr
Paul Davia
Miller
George Williams
H. O. Bernbrook
F. W. Powers
Mether Rites Held At Gresham For Frederick E Mether
Frederick Er nest William Mether born March 25 1895 at Billerbak Lippe Detmold died aged 89 years 9 months 7 days in Gresham Blackhawk County Iowa He immigrated at age 30 and lived in Stevenson County Illinois before moving to Trumbull Grove near Waverly then to Gresham in 1887 He joined Evangelical Association and his faith guided his life He leaves two sons William and George both of Gresham one son preceded him his wife died eight years ago seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services conducted at Evangelical Church by F F Lawton Rev B J Lang and J J Reichert Burial in Gresham Cemetery Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and families William Mether and families
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Gresham
Frederick Ernest William Mether
Billerbak
Lippe Detmold
Stevenson County
Maria Marthen
Mether
William
George
Evangelical Church
Ff. J. Lawton
B. J. Lang
J. J. Reichert
Waterloo
Drunken barber fight ends with mother wounded and suspect jailed
At Grundy Center Iowa on January 28 Ray Carlson owner of a barber shop became violent while intoxicated. He assaulted his mother, barricaded in the shop, fought officers with razors and cut his throat and windpipe. He collapsed and was moved to Iowa City hospital as officers await the outcome of his mother’s critical injuries. Carlson faces ensuing legal control as proceedings continue.
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Grundy Center
Ray Carlson
Warker
Carlson
Garlson
Iowa City
Hig
Conspiracy Charge in Colby Motor Case Heard in Court
Mason City Jan 28 William Colby promoter argues for jury trial amid a complex equity dispute over notes totaling about 270000. Mrs Marie Welch allegedly signed a mortgage under threat of being sent to an asylum while Colby and bankers collect her assets. Judge Clark may certify for jury or keep as equity case.
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Mason City
William Colby
Marie Welch
Clark
Supreme Court
John
William Welch
Perry Plant Burns Destroys Major Factory, Severe Loss
Perry January 28 Fire at Globe Manufacturing three story plant destroyed the facility with estimated damage between 250 000 and 300 000 dollars. The second largest washing machine maker in the state, the plant belonged to B C Dilenbeck. Origin of the blaze unknown flames began in the boiler room. local fire department could not halt it.
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Perry, Jan
Globe Manufacturing
Jis
B. C. Dilenbeck
Segro Murderer Gets Life Sentence in Waterloo
Alonzo Ellis, a colored man, was sentenced by Judge Hays in Pesry to life in Fort Madison for second degree murder of George Oscars. Witnesses described the crime as cold blooded. Ellis, who had been a guest at Oscars’ home, returned after a card game dispute and shot Oscars twice, killing him instantly. The Waterloo Evening Courier promotes want ads reaching about 6,500 homes in Waterloo.
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Pesry
Alonzo Ellis
George Oscars
Hays
Fort Madison
Bilis
Oscars
Waverly Briefs Local Visitors and Events
Waverly news notes a business caller at Waterloo, Mrs Ed Marsh and children arriving from Humboldt to join her husband, the new Waverly steam laundry proprietor. The city hosts a lecture at the opera house and Bohumir Kry and daughters perform. Socials, visits, and a marriage are reported among residents.
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Waverly
F. Lusenhop
Waterloo
Ed. Marsh
Humboldt
Waverly Steam Laundry
Geo. Scully
East Jefferson Street
Bohumir Kry
Sarah Ruddick
Jennie Simon
Chicago
Hissé Buelow
Charles City
Henry Schell
Oakdale
Waverir
Harold Grawe
Nina Woodring
Congrega
Parsonage Wedding Trip Notices and Local Social Gatherings
Rev A R Rice hosts at parsonage plans for a brief wedding trip with homecoming to Waverly. Mrs Harry Hoeger hosts the Even Dozen club. Harrison Bullard from Geilwein visits friends. Mrs Tom Schmellien, Mrs John Ryan and Nat P Sliis hostesses. Masons hold Fraternity hall dance. Ralph Sharp from Dalhart stays with grandparents H R Wells.
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A R. Rice
Grawe
Waverly
Harry Hoeger
Harrison Bullard
Geiwein
Tom Schmellien
John Ryan
Fairbank
Mis. Ryan
Nat P. Sliis
Masons
Fraternity Hall
Ralph Sharp
Dalhart
Tex
H. R. Wells
Kidney and Bladder Trouble Relief Through Jad Salts
Advice from a noted authority links kidney and bladder discomfort to uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily for two to three days to neutralize urine acid, claim of quick relief, and notes availability from H. W. Taggart.
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H. W. Taggart
Authorized representative for subscription solicitation
To protect the subscriber the Curtin Publishing Co foreign representatives with proper credentials for soliciting subscriptions to the Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman W Gleason of 2104 Hammond Ave is an authorized representative.
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Curtin Publishing Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
W. €. Gleason
Hammond Ave
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NCIS
Gay
Mason Ciay
Steve Brewer
First Sawker
May Bay
S. S
Gilmore Crew
Ture
Waterloo Glug
Geo
Iowa News
Derink
Frisco
Grundy
ter—Wolman
COLBY
Perry
Segro
Holsteter
Rocky Mountain
Holligler's
Hollister
Wangler Bros. CO
Waterloo, Iowa
Dalache
Elaine
Kipling
Busby
NGE
George Broadhurst
H. M. Frazee
Edward Peple
Hugo B. Koch
Charles Neville Buck
Byvank Transfer CO
Syramore Street
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
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