Lodges Postpone Meetings During Heat Wave
Fraternal groups such as Waterloo lodge No. 106 A M and Waterloo camp No. 33 Sons of Veterans suspend sessions as heat nears the hundred mark. Waterloo Moose Lodge No. 308 operates semi monthly in summer by special dispensation. Cancer experiments on the Japanese waltzing mouse are cited by Dr. Murphy of Chicago as advancing understanding, noting crossbred mice show initial cancer susceptibility then immunity.
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Waterlooans
Waterloo Lodge
Ralph Dunkelberg
Waterloo Camp
Sons of Veterans
W. T. Edward
Waterloo
Loyal Order of Moose
Supreme Lodge
J. B. Murphy
Chicago
Ordway
League Race Ties After Three Inning Standoff
The Grace M. E. and Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School teams battled to a 1-1 tie after three innings as darkness halted play. Grace M. E. scored in the second on a hit and overthrow, while Walnut Street tied it in the third when the pitcher walked two and a hit produced the tying run. The game will resume tomorrow at Lafayette park. First Baptist, level with Grace M. E. for league lead, faces First Presbyterian at Prospect park tonight.
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Grace M. E
Walnut Street Baptist
Walnut Street
Lafayette Park
First Baptist
First Presbyterian School
Prospect Park
Local Team Heads to Independence for Big Match
The Independent baseball team of this city will journey to Independence next Sunday to face the fast amateur team of that city. The local squad has won over half its games this season and has played strong semi pro and amateur clubs in the area.
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Independence
Hope Is Seen For Cancer Cure Conference Talks On Mauretania
London July 30 Aboard the Mauretania an important conference of American physicians preparing to attend the international medical congress in London discussed experimental work at the Collis P Huntington Cancer Research Hospital Harvard. Dr Thomas Ordway summarized these experiments and stated potestania or transmission of cancer may be explored further.
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London
Mauretania
International Medical Congress
Collis P. Huntington
Harvard
Thomas Ordway
Menta
Waterloo dairy show praised by Holstein leader
A. A. Hartshorn of New York, president of the Holstein-Friesian Cattle Association, lauded Waterloo's annual dairy pageant. Prof. Hugh G. Van Pelt published his statement noting the exhibition's exceptional type and conformation, and Iowa's dairy show management as a model with great value to the dairy industry.
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Waterloo
Iowa
A. A. Hartshorn
New York
Holstein-Friesian Cattle Association of America
Dairy Congress
Hugh G. van Pelt
Middle West
Galloways to Depart for Egypt Mission Work
Reverend and Mrs. Dalton Galloway, recently married in Monmouth, will leave the United States on September 6 for Egypt where he plans missionary service. They came from Reinbeck and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Galloway. About 150 friends attended a reception at Amity church. the minister and bride expect to depart Monmouth tomorrow.
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Dalton Galloway
Monmouth, Til
United States
Egypt
Reinbeck
William Galloway
Amity Church
Monmouth
Liscomb man fined for hunting without license
Clarence Beech of Liscomb township was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Justice S. B. Peek after pleading guilty to hunting without a license. Beech, arrested at Stanley's mill by Deputy Fish and Game Warden Charles Metcalf, was found carrying a target pistol. A separate note reports Lana Souci park robbery of 3 dollars and a box of chars on Monday.
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Marshalltown
Clarence Beech
Liscomb Township
Stanley's Mill
Charles Metcalf
Albion
B. Peek
Beech
Maryland party merger eyed by Republicans and Progressives
Washington notes reveal movement toward uniting Republican and Progressive factions in Maryland. A southern county sides with a merger, planning a Baltimore mass convention to push a shared platform, while Iowa Republicans watch and regret the lack of such cross-state alignment.
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Washington
Congress
Republcan
Maryland
Martyland County
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Iowa
Mary Land
Labor Picnic set for Waterloo plans and prizes
Labor committees solicit merchants for prizes for contests at fleeciric park as Waterloo hosts a large one day celebration. Unions from other cities expected to attend with Central Labor body backing, Park provides extra tables and shaded picnic spots. Manager Herbert Ek Parker and James Ratchford outline added features and entertainment.
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Waterloo
Fleeciric Park
Herbert Ek. Parker
James Ratchford
Wants Attack on IW Examined by House
Washington July 80 under a resolution by Representative Bryan of It ington the secretary is asked to furnish a detailed statement of the recent attacks on property of the Industrial Workers of the World at Battle by bluejackets of the Pacific fleet. The request covers the names of enlisted participants and any proceedings to investigate the affair and losses for possible reparations. Bryan says the aim is to prove the actions were by government service men not citizens.
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Washington
Bryan
Itington
Daniels
Pacific Fleet
Wrington
Dry spell grips southern Iowa crops as hay and grain rise
Des Moines reports a week of mostly cool dry weather with only .04 inch rainfall in southern counties and better conditions in the north. Haying is nearly complete, threshing begins, late oats suffered but improve. corn, potatoes and pastures in the south need rain while stock water grows scarce. GEO. M. CHAPPII, Section Director.
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Des Moines
Ounties
Geo. M. Chapphi
Markets and weather brief from Chicago and Waterloo
The report covers Chicago grain and livestock trading with corn rising on drought fears and mixed wheat, hog, cattle, and sheep movements. It notes Kansas City hog receipts and Waterloo grain prices, plus a visit by Rev. Homer Mitchell Noble to local residents.
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Haugen
Fourth District
Burleson
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Towa
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Taft
Tobin
Weaver
IW. W
Weather Crop Bulletin
Lamson Bros. & CO
Memb
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Marsh-Place
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Minneapolis
Union Stock Yard
FROBB
Ejess Boas
Anniere
Beeves
Wea
Wellington
NS. S
Jan. S
ST. Louis
Homer Mitchell Noble
First Presbyterian Church
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David Bayliss
Locust Street
H. W. Retheford
W. B. Sandford
Turkuy
Wes Morgue
East Fourth Street
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