Roosevelt Speech Will Be Radical and Socialistic
Oyster Bay July 27 Col Theodore Roosevelt previews his Chicago speech to stress economic reforms. He argues minimum wage for women and eight hour shifts with a day of rest, calling them a corrective to socialism and antidote to anarchy. He awaits business reaction after past resistance in Columbus.
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Oyster Bay
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Columbus
Yeomen Enjoyed A Lawn Party At Brotherhood Meeting
Last evening a special meeting of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen was held at Otto Thiltgen's home on Fourth street west. Over one hundred members attended and enjoyed a social after the business session. The lawn was lighted and refreshments were served. Miss Sophia Berghaus, sixteen, daughter of Mrs. Hans Nissen, has left Presbyterian hospital after a serious operation and is improving at home, aiming to return to work with the Waterloo Glove company.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Otto Thiltgen
Fourth Street West
The
Brotherhood
Sophia Berghaus
Hans Nissen
Bates Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo Glove Company
City in Brief Highlights Local Movements and Notices
Local items report W A Arnold of Bristow in the city on business and Hamilton of Monmouth staying with his son in Waterloo. Burr Brown returns from a lakes outing to handle attorney duties. Mrs Powers and children travel to Alden to visit relatives. Geneva Parker visits east with Mrs Parker. Lon Wellman of Ames leases a residence on Mullan Ave and moves his family to Waterloo. R F E Fairbank leaves for Harmony New York due to his father's illness. J R Fairbank is a brother-in-law of Mrs Julia Kerr. Mr and Mrs J A Smith return from a Yellowstone and Pacific coast tour. Myrtle remains in Winnipeg. Mrs C Junge and Mrs J M Junge plan a east trip visiting Toronto Montreal Boston New York Philadelphia. Mabel Ward, pianist at the Crystal Theatre, marries J B Waterbury of Frankfort Michigan. she has lived in Waterloo and will move to Frankfort. Eagle Township Creamery amends articles to authorize 250 shares of $10 with guaranteed annual dividend. Frank Klein is president and Peter Damegaard secretary. A letter notes YT Munger, hospitalized in Houston, feels stronger and may avoid a second operation. born May 16 he turns seventy, receiving over 200 postcards. Parents urged to provide Brady War Pictures for school children.
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Burr Arthur Brown
the Lakes
L. E. Powers
Alden
Mr. Powers
Geneva Parker
Clair H. Parker
Wellman
R. F E. Fairbank
Almond Street
Harmon
N. Y
R. J. Fairbank
KR. J. Fairbank
Julia Kerr
J. A. Smith
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Canada
Myrtle
Winnipeg
C. Junge
J. M. Junge
St. Paul
Toronto
Montreal
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Mabel Ward
Crystal Theatre
Princess
Frankfort
Mich
J. B. Waterbury
Waterloo
C. Munger
Houston
Tex
Munger
La Follette Urges Progres sive Republicans to Stay Within GOP
Madison July 27 Senator Robert M La Follette in a signed editorial urges progressive Republicans to preserve the progressive movement within the Republican Party. He argues Roosevelt is not the true progressive and warns against blind allegiance to nominations. Miss Marie Eastman of Bellevue visits Miss Julia Fowler and returns home after several informal compliments.
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Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Wilson
la Follette
Africa
Chicago
Marie Eastman
Bellevue
Julia Fowler
Pillow Tops and Tooth Brushes Lot Slated for Remnant Sale
Readable text notes one lot of stamped pillow tops and one lot of remnant priced toothbrushes. No dates or locations provided.
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Buchanan
W. A. Arnold
Bristow
Mr. Hamilton
Monmouth, Tr
J. M. Hamilton
Eagle Township Creamery Association
Frank Klein
Peter Damegaard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Follette
Saya
T. K
Goodyear
Stolt Bros
Commercial Street
Black Hawk County
Royal Society
Remnant Price
Remmant Price
D. Robes
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