Roosevelt Urges Federal Control of Big Corporations
Theodore Roosevelt argues in a New York piece that the Supreme Court ruling on the Standard Oil case shows the need for drastic federal action to regulate interstate trusts. He contends existing anti trust measures are deficient and ineffective against large combines like Standard Oil, the sugar and steel trusts, urging comprehensive government control comparable to rail regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Anpreme
Standard Oil Company
Standard OU
Sugar Trust
Steel Trust
Kuehnne to Speak at East Waterloo Alumni Banquet
Hon C F Kuehnne of Denison arrives in Waterloo to lead the East Waterloo High School Alumni Association banquet at 6 20 PM. He is a 1878 graduate and will address the toast What Next. He will visit relatives during his stay and alumni are invited to attend. Gunner’s Mate F T Watling is at the local navy recruiting office as relief to Chief Yeoman P W McCord who has been relocated to Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kuehnne
Denison
Waterloo
East Waterloo High School Alumni Association
Kuehnie
Waterlon
H. A. Zeising
East High
F. T. Watling
Uy. 5. N
Navy
Yeoman
P. W. McCord
I. OS. N
Ottumwa
John A. Earl
Sac City
Pres Moines College
Osborne
the Nation
Des Moines
Vinton
Warren. Shirley
Ti. W. Shirlex
Shoals
For Rent Woodruff Growery on West Fourth Street
Rental notice for Steve Roont property on West Fourth Street recently occupied by Woodruff Growery. Call 98h West Third Street or phone 1529 Black for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Roont
West Fourth Street
Woodruff Growery
West Third Street
Preliminary Heats Set for Western Intercollegiate Meet
Twenty athletes from nineteen colleges arrived for the Western Intercollegiate Athletic Association events at Nearthreq field. Preliminary dashes determined finalists for tomorrow afternoon while distance, field events, and overall meet await final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Western Intercollegiate Athletic Asseciation
Nearthreq
Protest Over Umpire Ruling Sparks League Debate
In Decatur a protest was filed over umpire Guthrie’s calls on Dickey and Lofton hits. Tearney questioned if Royle protested Dickey’s play while Lofton’s home run changed the game. The Three-I league faces scrutiny as officials review grounds rulings and possible bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
League
Guthrie
Dickey
Ealf Sige
I Mickey
Lofton
Tearney
Royle
Dickex
Loftonsby
Hoosiers
City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Visits
A stream of short notices from Waterloo includes Mrs. S. E. Johnson offering glasses at a 25 percent discount, Mrs. H. M. Kimball traveling to Chicago, and the Chamberlains moving to 623 Randolph Street. Music lessons, animal losses, health updates on Dr. Crippen, and various visits by Greene Press residents are noted along with school and local business movements and upcoming East Waterloo Junior annual publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Grady
Beer Home
Sixth Street
East Waterloo
Teli
Mary Clement
Davenport
Racketty Toxey
W. N. Hibworth
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roosevelt
Cc. F. Kueastle
Asche Bros
T4iz Lafayette Sb
Rouses
Grant Ave
J. Lafe Shannon
Tilack Hlawk Bank
Jeter
Burch Bros. CO
Cginghams
Coats
Lisle
Sporting News
Nual Meret
Minneapolas
University of Wisconsin
State University of Iowa
Purdue University
University of Minnesota
Northwestern Universityniversity of Illinois
University of Indiana
University of Chicago
Notre Dame Univer- South Dakota State College
University of Missouri
State College of Iowa
Onio State Universityheriin College
University of California
University of North Dakota, Kansas
Coa College
Morningsidelollege
Proxy Tearney
Buchanan
S. E. Johnson
Mildred Ellison
Anamosa
Judge
Mrs. Ellison
Salla Frank
J. H. Crippen
Dr. Crippen
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
Charter
Greene Press
W. OC
Meyers
Walterlan
Johnnie Gates
Wa Hterton
Thomas 5. Wells
Waterloo Furniture & Carpet Company
Presbyterian Hospital
C. J. Rudolph
Nashua
Maud and
Blanche Daggett
P.O. Hiedon
Mayme Zeising
Callifornia
Roger W. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Jonn Line
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!