Miss Wilma Basher Earns Recognition as Violinist
Miss Wilma Basher daughter of Mr and Mrs Basher is praised for a successful year of musical study in Boston She performed with Mrs Hall orchestral club directed by Georgis Loney and was soloist for the Pan American Greek Trio of Boston She also worked with the Mae Dowell club and studied under M Loeffler and Letty Launder at the New England Conservatory of Music
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Wilma Pasher
S. 21 Basher
Hosten
Miss Bashir
Boston Society
Mr. Mahn
Boston Symphony
Waterloo
Unrest Among Owa Democrats Says Sullivan
Des Moines July 2 Jerry B Sullivan returned from Baltimore reporting unrest in the Iowa delegation to the Democratic convention He predicts Wilson will be nominated and a progressive dark horse may emerge He says the Iowa delegation is wavering and some members may not return home unless they swing to Wilson telegrams from across the state urge the delegation to back Nebraska and Bryan supporters praise his stand and moral courage The tone is urgent with chatter of a shifting lineup and unease in the Iowa camp
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Des Moines
Wilson
Ark Horse
Jerry B. Sullivan
Baltimore
Sullivan
Haltimore
Brian
Clark
Lown
York
Bryan
United States
Toronto
Wilson Inevitable Victor Declares J Sharp Williams
Baltimore July 23 Senator John Sharp Williams declared that Wilson is inevitable as a presidential nominee. He stated to Roger Sullivan that Wilson will be nominated on a future date and that Wilson’s growing strength is driving the momentum. The exchange signals strong Wilson support amid factional maneuvering and Bryan’s claims of close votes.
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Baltimore
John Sharp Williams
Roger
Williams
Sullivan
Wilson
Hiam
Hin
Righ
Bryan
Political maneuvering shifts among Sullivan Taggart and Wilson
The text notes Sullivan or Taggart as possible vice presidential picks with Bryan supporting Henry of Texas. Taggart is preparing to switch to Wilson while Sullivan leans toward Wilson. Murphy pressures Wilson to trigger a curse, but Wilson's supporters warn it would backfire and deepen a Wilson landslide.
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Sullivan
Taggart
Bryan
Henry
Texas
Wilson
Murphy
Ike
Wisconsin electors face Taft vote if no resignation
Madison reports La Follette faction electors chosen with strong La Follette views. If Republicans win, they must vote Taft unless they resign. Law requires printing electors under the Republican candidates. Constitutional lawyers say resignation is the only escape for Taft votes. Also includes an asthma and cold remedy advertisement.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
William H. Taft
la Follette
Taft
Weather Crop Bulletin from Des Moines Iowa
The past week was very warm and dry with light showers in some southwestern and southeastern counties. Corn grew rapidly though uneven. early corn in fine condition. late-planted corn and other crops need rain. Oats and other small grains headed and filling well. rye and oats beginning to ripen in southern counties. Clover and timothy hay stored in good condition. general haying in a few days. pastures, potatoes, garden truck, and fruit would benefit from rain. George M. Chappell, Section Director.
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Tes Moines
George M. Chappell
Waterloo Evening Courier Offers Brady War Pictures Series
Parents urged to obtain the Brady War Pictures in the Waterloo Evening Courier eight page sections issued weekly. Text material accompanies each picture and a coupon appears on page eight.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and Hudson
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. show Irma Coates transferring lot 1 in J. J. Miller's subdivision, Waterloo, to Tna Coates for $1. Ina Coates to John A. Francis for $1. Other entries include Galloway-Gibson Investment Co. receiving lots 3 and 72 in Galloway, and various cash values attached to transfers in Waterloo, Galloway, Hudson, and Grand View Place. Several banks swap property stakes in Hudson, with prices ranging up to $1,200 and beyond.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Irma Coates
Tna Coates
J. J. Miller
Waterloo
Ina Coates
John A. Francis
J. P. Hummel
Galloway-Gibson Investment Co
Galloway
C. O. Hummel
Ria T. Cowin
Maggie Scheuer
Cowin
L. Sundermeier
H. GC
Clausing
Fay
Porter Caesar
Henry
Caesar
West Waterloo
A. EB. Ellis
Catherine Hayless
Waterloo Place
Martha Sherratt
Caroline East
Hudson
First National Bank of Hudson
Hudson Savings Bank
Curtis
Lewis Miller
Wm. Bell
Wm. F. Bryan
Eighmey
High Mey
James Gardiner Company Real Estate and Services
Real estate and rental services by the James Gardiner company including property leasing, insurance offerings, and related financial arrangements. Details emphasize property management, rental income activities, and coverage options.
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The
James Gardiner Company
Rentais
Death by Self Inflicted Gunshot Near Daughter’s Home
Webster LejRewen, 78, shot himself yesterday morning at his daughter Mrs. A J Jackson’s home after stating he could not sleep. Relatives attribute his mental derangement to insomnia worries. he was a well off homeowner in Tami Ja July 2.
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Tami
Webster le jRewen
Himaot
Mra
A. J. Jackson
Rock Island Names A. S. Wallace Minnesota Chief. Given Heads Abroad
W H Given resigns as Rock Island Minnesota division superintendent and takes a three month leave expected to send him abroad. A. S. Wallace succeeds him with Cedar Rapids as headquarters and consolidation of St. Paul and Kansas City short line with Minnesota division offices.
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WW. H. Given
Minnesota
Rock Island Lines
A. 5
Wallace
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Kansas City
Rock Island
St. Paul and Konsan
Ahiinesota
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It promises $100 to anyone it cannot cure and urges readers to request testimonials from P. J. Cheenty & Co. Toledo Ohio, with sales by all druggists.
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Hall
Witte & Conbli
Chenty & CO
Toledo
R. I. Ticket Agent Takes Vacation
Robert W. Johnston a Rock Island ticket agent at the union station leaves with Mrs. Johnston and baby for a two week or longer visit to relatives in Sheyenne North Dakota. The trip includes Portland and the west coast after the vacation. During Johnston absence C J Forsythe handles day duties and Clarence Voorhees will handle night window service. Courier wanted for house listings.
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Robert W. Johnston
Rock Island
Union Station
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