Bulgarians Panic Over Turkish Scare Abroad
News from Sofia and surrounding areas reports a fake reoccupation scare of Adrianople by Turkish troops sparked by fugitive Bulgarian officials. Communications with Adrianople restored. officials ordered back to posts. Other items note a new Turkish frontier advance, and peace delegation plans in Greece.
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Bulgaria
Adrian Pople
Enver Bey
Adrianople
Thrace
Constantinople
Hopeful Ova Administration Panama Canal Talks
Bogota July 22 President Restrepo in his annual message to Congress stresses Panama canal completion and interdependence with the United States. He notes Colombia refused James T. DuBois proposal and hopes for settlement after Wilson administration and Thaddeus Thompson arrival.
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Bogota
Colombia
Panama Canal
Carlos Restrepo
United States
James T. DuBois
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Thaddeus Thompson
Panama
People s Clothing Firm Readies New Waterloo Store
The People s Clothing Company works at 222 East Fourth Street to be ready for a Saturday opening. Carpenters and painters rush preparations while Mr. Lewis Hart manages the project and promises full readiness by morning. A large stock has arrived in Waterloo and will be installed once the room is cleared.
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The
People's Clothing Company
East Fourth Street
Lewis Hart
Waterloo
Eagles Feast Welcomes New Members At Waterloo Meeting
In Waterloo the Eagles group held a hall gathering last evening where many chickens were served biblically and new members were inducted. L. B. Roberts, president of the ame, was selected to represent the local unit at the national convention in Baltimore.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
L. B. Roberts
The
Aéme
Baltimore
Japan Will Crush Us in Philippines Says Howard
Troy July 22 Justice Wealey C Howard of the New York supreme court warns that Japan surveys U S Pacific possessions and may strike at dawn He predicts ships sunk and forts captured and says tariff issues will shift to naval build up and war preparation.
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Philippines
Howard
Troy
N. Y
United States
Wealey C. Howard
New York Supreme Court
Pacific
Jurot
Justice Howard
Contesa
Former Iowa professor named president of Nebraska Agricultural College
Mrs. Williams visiting Waterloo relays news that Cyrus Wil Nama formerly Cy Williams of Greeley Delaware county has been appointed president of the Nebraska Agricultural College at Curtis Neb He will start duties this fall and will be provided a house and an automobile to tour Nebraska farmers The new president is a Waterloo figure a University of Iowa graduate and ex botany professor at the University of Nebraska who lectured in Chautauqua circuits
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Iowa
Cyrus Wil Nama
Cy” Williams
Greeley
Delaware County
Nebraska
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Iowa City
University of Nebraska
Local visitors and business trips swirl through Waterloo
A parade of visitors stops in Waterloo including M Woods touring Grand Rapids and A T Peterson vacationing in eastern Iowa. Mrs C H Miller of Oskaloosa and Mrs A W Brown visit relatives in the city and Salem Maryland. Grun dy Center and Jesup travelers also drop in. Local commerce shows activity with Chicago Great Western crews laying new passenger track near McKinley street and telegraph poles removed. Itinerary includes J J Buehner returning from Cedar Rapids to showcase coal fuel tests and an auto party from Des Moines aiding the Mailan avenue bridge project accompanied by N M Stark Construction Co head.
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A. T. Peterson
Iowa
C. H. Miller
Oskaloosa
A. W. Brown
Salem
M. D
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Waterloo Yards
McKinley Street
Waterloo Business College
J. J. Buehner
Lafayette Street
Citizens' Gas & Electric Co
Cedar Rapids
Buehner
N. M. Stark
Margaret
Des Moines
Jefferson H. Polk
Waterloo
Union Pacific earnings rise for year ending June 36 1913
Chicago July 22 The Union Pacific reports earnings for the year ending June 36 1913 at 16.06 percent on 216 633 900 common stock up from 13.08 percent prior year. Preliminary twelve month exhibit shows increases in gross operating revenue expenses taxes and total income with a four percent dividend paid and a substantial surplus. Aged man death by own action Ottumwa Iowa July 22 Joseph Black 75 found dead in bed on his farm in Jefferson county halter rope used. three notes found in pocket book describe plan of death.
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Chicago
Union Pacific
Ottumwa
Joseph Black
Jefferson County
Talking Bird Prank Sparks Old Time Romance at Lawn Party
In a reminiscence from youth a group recalls a breezy lawn party with croquet and lawn teanda where a traveling parrot impersonated guests. The bird’s jests target Cora Blakes and George Olmstead, exposing a hidden engagement plan. The trick unravels, Billy Williams pays for the show, and six months later Cora and George wed, ending their circle’s lighter pranks as they move into life’s serious duties.
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Billy Williams
Cora Blakes
Mrs. Olmstead
Cora
George Olmstead
Cora Blake
Billy Willama
Billy
George
Willamea
Willama
Germans Plan Nicaragua Canal Rivalry Sparks U S Protectorate Move
Washington reports that German backed canal ambitions across Nicaragua prompted Secretary Bryan to seek a U S protectorate over the Central American republic. Officials conceal details while experts call the policy pivotal, potentially extending U S suzerainty from the Rio Grande to the Panama boundary and aligning relations with Central American nations.
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Washington
D. C
Nicaragua
Panama
Germin
Bryan
Central American
Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Rio Grande
Panama Canal
Pupil Testimony on Insane Teacher Stuns Court
In Chicago on July 22 Judge Owens heard testimony that a woman, Mrs Lucy Wernicke Gosselin, was so mentally unstable her baby was removed to prevent harm. Dr Charles Brinkerhoff testified he took the child after birth due to risk to the infant. The couple later separated and she returned to teaching.
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Chicago
Minister Will Attend the Camp at Waverly Tecumseh
Letters to George Cockburn of the Y M C A outline plans for a boys camp opening August 20 at Waverly. Rev J C Hoover of Le Mars Iowa will lead devotional exercises and Jacob Bintz of Des Moines will be the new physical director arriving by August 47. The organizing committee met to name the camp Tecumseh in honor of the renowned Indian chief.
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George Cockburn
Waverly
J. C. Hoover
First Baptist Church
le Mars
Jacob Bintz
Des Moines
Tecumseh
Cockburn
Named men chairing inquiry amid city politics
Charles Barber as chair man leads a committee alongside Harry T. Fisher and Robert Armstrong to oversee a city inquiry or project. The trio's roles emphasize governance, oversight, and coordinating municipal action.
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Charles Barber
Harry T. Fisher
Robert Armstrong
Young Boys From Northwood Face Juvenile Court
A Davis boy and a Coogan boy aged 9 or 10 are in Northwood and facing juvenile court action after allegedly entering Everybodys laundry on Bluff Street Sunday night. Harold Turney, 10, is jailed pending plans for his care. reports say he may have run away or lacks parental supervision. The county attorney will pursue re arraignment before the juvenile court.
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Davis
Coogan
Northwood
Leighton
Bluff Street
Harold Turney
Former Justice Moody Improving After Ill Health
Haverhill Mass July 22 A marked improvement has been noted in the condition of William H Moody formerly a justice of the United States Supreme Court He was confined to a wheelchair and taken outdoors yesterday for the first time in two years The attending physician said he could go out daily if the weather stayed warm and fair Friends hope he will walk again before summer ends
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Haverhill
Mass
Wm. H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Moody
Unpopular Government Attorney Quits in Diggs Caminetti Case
Washington July 22 Thomas Hayden of San Francisco associate counsel for the government in the Diggs Caminetti white slave case tendered his resignation to Attorney General McReynolds amid protests that he was too inexperienced as a criminal lawyer for the high profile assignment. President Wilson nominated Preston C West of Oklahoma to be an assistant attorney general attached to the interior department and Royal Meeker of New Jersey to be commissioner of labor statistics.
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Washington
Thomas &. Hayden
San Francisco
McReynolds
Wilson
Preston C. West
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Royal Meeker
New Jersey
Mrs Ross Visits Sister in New York Area
Mrs George Ross and two daughters from Forman North Dakota visit sister Mrs I L Brooks at 632 Park Avenue West. Mrs Ross’s husband is a Congregational minister.
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George Ross
Forman, N. D
I.L. Brooks
Park Avenue West
Ross
Stock quotes from New York market close
Market close prices list for July 22 shows Canadian Pacific at 2194, Reading 50, Rock Island 163, Chicago Great Western 0, Atchison 0, American Smelting 0, Union Pacific 1484, Baltimore and Ohio 28, Southern Pacific 929, Southern Railway 88, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 88, United States Steel common 57, United States Steel pfd 107, Amalgamated Copper 684, Northern Pacific 1088, Great Northern 1248, Erie 205, Mind Central 1144, St Paul 1046, Missouri Pacific 0, New York Central 904, Anaconda SAR, American Sugar 0.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Te Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
Annes
Minds Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Rival currency bill rivals administration plan in House
Washington July 22 a rival to the administration currency bill appeared today from Democratic members of the house banking committee who opposed various features of the administration bill. It is largely a revise of the Glass plan.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Shadow Boudoir Clock Lights Night Time on Ceiling
A curious novelty, the shadow boudoir clock, eliminates fresh lighting. Touch a button to flash the time on the wall or ceiling through a lens, so when the owner retires a night dial reflects light from a bulb to reveal the correct time.
Arsenic Found in Common Vegetables and Nuts
French biologists Jadin and Astrug show arsenic can come from edible plants and fruits. They tested 36 vegetable substances and found arsenic in all, from 0.03 ppm in leeks up to 6.26 ppm in almonds and beans.
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Jadin and
Astrug
Obese Should Lose Fat Gradually Says Henkel
Prof Francis Henkel of the Paris Academy of Medicine warns against rapid fat loss for obesity. He notes quick methods strain energy and risk skin laxity, recommends gradual 6 to 8 pounds monthly loss. Promotes botanium injubes as safer aids from drugstores.
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Henkel
Francis Henkel
Paris Academy of Medicine
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