1000 MEN AT SUNDAY RALLY IN WATERLOO
Evangelist Matthews spoke in the east side park and at Grace Church as 1000 men attended the Sunday rally. John E. Bates presided and ten men gave experiences showing regenerating grace. Matthews noted Waterloo’s progress and urged two miles of effort. another outdoor meeting was planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
John EB. Bates
Mr. Matthews
Clarion
Waterloo
Walter Mr. Pardon
W. B. Howell
Waterloo Boy's Leg Amputated After Navy Injury
William Bruner returned from Portsmouth to Waterloo with news that his son Ray Bruner, recently joined the United States navy, had a leg amputated eight inches from the hip after an injury. The cause remains unclear and Kay will be unable to return home for some time.
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Wiliam Bruner
Portsmouth
Ray
United States Navy
Dewar Harvest Notes and Local Visits
In a brief rural report from Dewar July 17 harvest progress is outlined with oats promising a good yield next threshing week. Local residents, including Cc. R. Meyer and family and F. J. Schmitt, visited Cedar Falls, while Miss Laura Follett traveled to New Hampton. Clara Lilig and Annie Follett stayed at Eagle Center, A. D. Clark returned from Trent, and F. I. Hemer assisted with harvesting in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Dewar
Cc. R. Meyer
F. J. Schmitt
Cedar Falls
Laura Follett
New Hampton
Clara Lilig
Annie Follett
Eagle Center
A. D. Clark
Trent
Mrs Allhouse Seriously Ill After Caesarian Case
In Jesup Iowa July 17 Special report says Mrs Jacob Allhouse who recently endured a Caesarian in Waterloo remains seriously ill with dropsy. A physician consultation occurred Saturday. She is over forty. her baby is healthy and thriving. The mother has recovered enough to return home here several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Waterloo
Jacob Allhouse
Sebastian Glaus Funeral Sunday
The aged man Sebastian Glaus died by his own hand Thursday night. His funeral Sunday afternoon at Emanuel Evangelical Association church drew large attendance. Rev. J. H. Bauernfiend preached on The Joy of Our Lord Our Strength. He was a Cedar Falls Odd Fellows member. service also at Fairview Cemetery with lodge pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Evangelical Association
J. H. Bauernfiend
Sebastian Glaus
Friends
Glaua
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Cedar Falls
Terrill Quits Senate. Smith Succeeds In Georgia
Washington July 17 Senator Terrill of Georgia ceased to be a member of the United States senate at 11 20 a m today Acting upon his tele graphic request to Vice President Sherman this morning the senate ordered that Mr Terrill s name be stricken from the roll of the senate leaving his seat vacant until Governor Hoke Smith qualifies as his successor
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t—Smith
Washington
Senator Terrill
Georgia
United States Senate
Sherman
Senate
Terrill
Hoke Smith
City in Brief Notes on Local Goings On
A. MacEachron travels to Minneapolis while Milo McKibben visits relatives in Clear Lake. George W. Dickinson visits Weaterloo. Emergency Officer Howard Garrison is ill. Chiropractor A Petersen to New Hampton for paralysis case. Misses Pearl and May Wagner depart for Excelsior Springs Mo. Shoemakers from Toledo arrive for visit. Locust shells studied by N B Barker. Two new smallpox cases trigger quarantine notices. Bridge work by W C F N advances. arches to follow with fall completion target. Agnes Meany on two weeks vacation. Colfax trip for F J McCune due to father’s illness. Various local visits and travels noted.
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Milo McKibben
Jesup
Clear Lake
George W. Dickinson
Weaterloo
A. Petersen
New Hampton
Misses Pearl
May Wagner
Excelsior Springs
Joseph Tyler
Vinton Street
Ed Lanritson
Riehl Street
Agnes Meany
Northey Manufacturing Company
Western Avenue
Myre
F. J. McCune
Colfax
Coates
Thirtyfourth General Assembly
Rainbow
William A. Griffin
The
Courier
Colorado
Pueblo Chieftain
Pueblo
R. L. DeGon
Freeport
H. E. Wallis
J. D. DeGon
Chicago
Kate Dochan
Kansas City
Dairying and Testing of Milk Lecture Given
A lecturer spoke to summer students at the Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls on Dairying and Testing of Milk. The summer school serves country school teachers who study agricultural topics under the direction of Miss Fields of Page County.
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Livered
Iowa State Teachers’college
Cedar Falls
Miss Fields
Page County
Cedar Falls man rolls into river to beat sunstroke
Pat Conray, Cedar Falls, after absorbing a brew, believed he was a fish and sought a cool spot by the river. He walked into the river, fell in, and was rescued by Aniw er Morris. He was escorted to the station and placed in process of seasoning for his morning honor.
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Pat Conray
Cedar Falls
Pat
Aniwer Morris
Drunk and Vagrant Offenses Lead to Short Jail Terms
Tim Moran faced ten days for laboring and drinking after claiming work kept him in town. William Nelson, with fifty cents, pleaded not guilty to vagrancy yet was convicted. Bert Ricker served five days for drunkenness and James McGuire ten for his reputation. Several others received street sentences and fines for traffic violations.
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Tim Moran
Tim
Fair City
William Nelson
Bert Ricker
James McGuire
Six Die in Blast at Tripont Powder Plant North of Denver
Six men were killed and several injured in an explosion at the Tripont Powder factory nitro glycerine house, about 15 miles north of Denver. The blast was heard in South Denver, a coroner’s report said.
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Tower
Colo
Tripont
Denver
Arapaho County
Waterloo Band to Play in Washington Park Tomorrow
La Rue's Waterloo band will give the regular weekly concert in Washington park on morrow evening. The concert, moved up one day due to a circus, offers a program of popular and classical airs. The Waterloo organization is gaining notice and ranks among the best in the state under Prof. Hugh G. van Pelt.
Waterloo hive No 22 meeting on July 18
Announcement notes regular business meeting of H Waterloo hive No 22 on Tuesday evening July 18. Members urged to be prepared to pay assessment as record keeper is leaving town. Degree of Honor also meets Tuesday evening with installation of officers planned.
Polk County Robbery Suspect Tied to Convict Kill
Des Moines July 17 The convict killed in Minneapolis by a police officer was identified as Tom Hatch, alias Jerry McCarthy, sought in Polk County for attempted robbery. Hatch and Peter Juhi allegedly tried to dynamite and rob the Polk County treasury last March. James O Callaghan, former deputy treasurer, and Western League magnate Robert O Callaghan were tried on complicity charges, but the jury did not reach a verdict.
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Des Moines
Jerry
McCarthy
Minneapolis
Tom Hatch
Polk County
Nes Moines
Hatch
Peter Juhi
James O'Callleghan
Robert O'Callaghan
Western League
Five Women Injured in Grand Central Derailment
Five women were injured today when a Pierre Marquette excursion train derailed at Grand Central station in Chicago. The derailment occurred as the train collided with a switch engine while entering the depot after returning from St. Joseph Missouri.
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Chicago
St. Joseph, Miech
Grand Central Railway
Exciting Encounter With a Motorcycle Injures Porter
Harry, a colored porter at Schunemann dry stove, walked with crutches after a motorcycle accident on Fourth Street East near Franklin Street. He was thrown, landed hard, and sustained leg injuries. motorcycle damage estimated at $50. A Thompson boy briefly dazed after a wheel incident with two saws on Fourth Street East.
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Harry
Schunemann Dry
Geo
Larry
Fourth Street
Franklin Street
Rainfall Briefly Dips Waterloo After Evening Showers
Rainfall Saturday evening was light in Waterloo with a west wind and a clear sky. Local gauge by R B Slippy recorded five hundredths of an inch, heavier rain reported north and west of the city, while July totals remain just over an inch. The night low reached 8 degrees, signaling a shift from recent heat to cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dubuque
R. B. Slippy
Former Three-I Umpire To Jail
The article recounts the downfall of Bob Carruthers once a Three-I umpire and star slugger. In Peoria he received a 29 day workhouse sentence for liquor-related troubles, despite a past salary of 12000 dollars and a reputation for fair dealing.
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Shastiy
Bob Carruthers
National League
Peoria
Carruthers
Waterloo
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