The Military Spy and Secret Codes in War
A historical overview describes military espionage across nations, noting official denials and clandestine operations. It details how officers are sent abroad under false identities with disguises, language skills, and secrecy, and cites cases of lost diplomatic codes and the risks of capture and government repudiation. The piece illustrates the covert world behind espionage and code books in international diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
Navy
Oson
Jia
War Office
Legation
Bucharest
Elihu Root
New York Sun
Stuff Not Divorced Despite Report
In Judge Caldwell's court B R Stuff was arraigned after an altercation with his wife on Tuesday afternoon. A report claimed divorce. that was erroneous. A petition was filed months ago, but counter charges prevented final divorce. Custody of the baby remains with the wife.
Impulsive candidate vows jail for all lawbreakers
A Chicago Record-Herald quote frames a sound candidate’s drastic pledge to jail every lawbreaker and evader, drawing public shock from a prominent citizen. The fragment mocks public policy rhetoric while noting the Courier Want Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Berald
Business Building Changes Owners on Jefferson Street
One of four storefronts under construction on the southwest side of Jefferson between Fifth and Sixth has changed hands. The second building from the Fifth street corner sold to C. B. Pickett via F. L. Marquis agency for 510,000. The two story row will be commercial in use. Pickett’s unit fronts 20 feet by 70 feet to the alley. I. Rexford, Kansas City, Mo.
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Jefferson Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Fifth Street
C. B. Pickett
F. L. Marquis
Funeral hour moved for Frederick Muthaler
The hour of Frederick Muthaler’s funeral has been changed from today to tomorrow. The service will be at 1:39 PM at his home near Washburn and at 2:30 PM at the Presbyterian church in Washburn, with Rev. W. S. Johnson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Muthaler
Washburn
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church of
Waterloo Iowa Implements Flagmen At Crossings Ordinance
Official publication details an 1911 Waterloo Iowa city ordinance requiring railroad companies to install and maintain flagmen at street crossings. It specifies placement, daytime flag signals, nighttime red lanterns, penalties of 100 dollars per violation, and effective date after passage and publication. The measure, passed May 31, 1911, is signed by J. R. Rector and attested by City Clerk R. Oc. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watering
Lows
Waterloo
Iowa
J. R. Rector, Maret
Pretty Evening Wedding at Cedar Falls
Last night at the Christopherson home in Cedar Falls, Edith Christopherson married Arthur F. Fuchs of Waterloo. The ceremony followed a pink and green decor theme with a two course dinner. guests included relatives from Council Bluffs and Cedar Rapids. After June 14 the couple will reside on Kies Street Waterloo.
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Iver Christopherson
Twelfth
Irving Streets
Cedar Falls
Edith
Arthur F. Fuchs
Winterloo
Marie Christopherson
A. W. Thuli
St. Louis
J. H. Bauernfeind
Emanual Evangelical Church
Wrt
Fuchs
Waterloo
Fuchs Shoe Company
Kieh Street
Hai
John Schoenberg
Council Bluffs
M. Nelson
Dagmar Christopherson
Harry Chamberlin
A. la Mont
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Bavernfeind
C. ©. Yamson
BE. Peek
C. H. Eighmey
Jt A. Boysen
Burton Avenue
C. G. Wolgamot
Visiting her Lincoln Neb. Woman Guests at Picnic
A report details a Happy Hour Club Needlework picnic at Willard hall Chautauqua park with 20 attendees and 14 guests. Notable visitors include Mrs Pr M Evans of Waterloo and Mrs Minnie Michael Skinner of Cedar Rapids, while Mrs Keyton of Joplin planned to attend. St Pauls M E group hosted a sewing afternoon at Edwards street, with a small turnout and a two course repast. Coupons redeemed for Rub-No More soap conclude the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. E. Manhard
Highland
Vietrola
H. B. Cropper
C. Shane
Alfred Longley
Raymond Folk
Rana Dan Fischer
Watertown
Stl
Happy Hour Club
Happy Tour
Willard Hall
Chautauqua Park
S. Keyton
Judge Kerton
Joplin
Keyton Vis
Mire. J
Burket
Kimmargene Edwards
Waterloo
Edwards
Puesta
Independence
ST. Paul's
M. E. Tiumble Bee
W. Ogiuy
BE. A. Fleald
Neil McDouugal
M. EL Church
McDougal
Edwards Street
Indiana farmer finds sugar cane success on Gulf Coast
Thos A Jackson, an Indiana farmer, clears 145.20 dollars per acre yearly from his sugar cane venture. His first crop pays back all investment and rent, leaving a profit, and after securing a forty five acre farm he will continue to cut cane from the same stubble for years. He is rapidly becoming rich and could be duplicating his results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jackson
Indiana
Gulf Coast
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
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Froude
I. Rexford
New York Life Pbldg
Kansas City
Foley
J. K. Jader & Son
California
Pasadena
Cal
Weley and Co
Parsons, Bee'y
Treas
Foles
J. K. Joder & Son
East Waterloo High School Alumni Association
Manual Training
C. F. Kuehnie
Denison
R. M. Gorham
Chautauqua Watk
Texas
Dow
Freoel & Frazee
Black Hawk Bank
Mieten
R. OC. Thompson
Hall-Erfest
Hallerfest Company
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Walter ‘Greaves
Whistler
Water Greaves
London
Greaves
Goupil Gallery
Wilbert Shalienberger
Third Avenue West
J. H. Woods
Theodore N. Menges
C. A. Waterbury
Jadicos
W. H. Kimball
Lehmnemann
Paul A. Bassett
Grace Moods
Win
Portland
Bre
Shalleiberger
Sacred Hieany Altan Society
Sacred Heart
A. Connoly
A. H. Pinkerton
Wil- Haut Metirade
Benights
Soriery
E. A. Marlow
Mullan Avenue
Buiser’s Lake
Misses Alps
Grace Keiderling
Shirley
Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
Asquith
Lincoln
Neb. Boysen
Town Guest
A. J. Devers
American
Chicago
Asi
TRA
Eeping
The
Frisco
A. Hilton
Frisco Building
French & Frazee
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