College of Commerce Commencement June 11 at First Presbyterian
Waterloo College of Commerce holds commencement for eighty seven graduates from bookkeeping and stenography programs. 56 complete the bookkeeping course and 31 finish stenography. The week includes a baccalaureate sermon by Rev McCartney, a faculty reception, a class banquet, and diploma presentations by R F Eklund with addresses by I C Murtagh. Class officers are Una Goodrich president Clara Schmidt president secretary treasurer Elizabeth Scheaffer. Class motto Duty minus Destiny.
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Waterloo College of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
John Robertson McCartnney
McCartney
R. FE. Eklund
Sans Souci Park
Russell- Lamson Hotel
I. C. Murtagh
R. EF. Eklund
Una Goodrich
Clara Schmidt
Elizabeth Scheaffer
Son of Victor of Aeto Accident 4
The body of George Wright is being held pending arrival of a son from New York. Messages were sent to the dead man’s mother and to a son who will come to take charge of the body. Henry Morgan, injured in the same accident, is expected to be released soon. Scores of Waterloo Catholics left for Gilbertville to assist in Corpus Christi ceremonies with special cars and local priests taking part.
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George Wright
New York
A. A. Duha
Mr. Wright
Vermont
Henry Morgan
Waterloo
Gilbertville
Corpus Christi
FL & N
Brakeman Slashed in Smokey Row Row Over Trouble
John Jones a colored man clashed with rival African Americans in Smokey Row last night. George Butler Milneix Central brakeman and To Davenport suffered multiple cuts while Jones and Alex Alexander fled after pursuit. Butler treated and Jones jailed for disorderly conduct with possible additional state charges. Police plan a crusade to remove idle colored residents from Waterloo within 48 hours.
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Qeorie Butler
Milneixs Central
Toi Davenport
John Jones
Halstead Street
Bob Alowander
Butler
Jones
Alexander
Davenport
Smokey Row
Meyers
Y M G A Notes On Registration And Camps
Registration opens tomorrow at 3 p m for a free boys swimming school at the Y M C A for ten days after June 7. Physical exams and sign up run 3 to 6 p m Friday and all day Saturday led by Physical Director Jacob Bintz. A YMCA boys camp is planned at Shirley’s Lake August 18 to 28 beyond Elk Run, with one local boy already enrolled for a state YMCA camp at Lake Okoban. HY O’Neill of Pittsburgh’s Railroad Y M C A visited Waterloo Y M C A and returned from the North American employed association officers conference at Asilomar California in May 1921.
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Shirley's Lake
Elk Run
Lake Okoban
O’neill
Pittsburgh
Waterloo
Association Officers of North America
Asilomar
Cal
Veterans Parade in Richmond Marks Confederate Reunion
More than five thousand United Confederate veterans, led by acting commander General George P. Harrison, marched through Richmond for the parade ending the twenty-fifth annual reunion. The Virginia militia civic groups and Connecticut Governor’s Footguard joined the event with ceremonies including the cornerstone laying for a Stonewall Jackson monument and a fireworks display to close the reunion.
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George P. Harrison
Virginia Militia
Connecticut
Stonewall Jackson
Riots Hit Tokyo During Anti Government Meeting
Tokyo protests erupt as anti government mass meeting is held. Police arrest numerous participants, confiscate organizers' manifestos, and deploy reinforcements across the city.
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Tokio
Four Negroes Plead Guilty Before Judge Mullan
Four inmates in the county jail pleaded guilty before Judge Mullan and were fined 300 dollars plus costs. In each case the sentence is held until further court order and the defendants may change residence. William Boggs admitted keeping a gambling house while Eugene Ross Lawrence Davenport and Frank White admitted nuisance charges. Borges received 200 dollar fine and a year in jail. Indictments were dismissed in a related action Elizabeth North vs Lillian Graham for alleged breach.
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William Boggs
Eugene Ross
Lawrence Davenport
Frank White
Borges
Elizabeth North
Lillian Graham
Indictments for Adultery Dismissed in La Porte County
The alienation of the affections case against a plain tist's husband and other adultery indictments were dismissed at the county attorney's request and the prosecuting witness's. Several La Porte City leaders reportedly urged dismissal of the criminal actions.
Germany halts deportation of French residents
Paris reports the German government has stopped sending inhabitants from invaded northern France to southern France via Germany and Switzerland. France protests that occupants must ensure provisioning. A neutral supervised aid system in Belgium expands into occupied French departments.
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France
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Cummins Forecasts Special Session To Handle War Debates
Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa predicts President Wilson will call a special session of Congress by September to share burden over international relations. He says the president may welcome division of responsibilities with Congress rather than sole control. The Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter notes the paper reaches about 6,500 Waterloo homes with its Want Ad insert.
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Seattle
Wash
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Wilson
Congress
Cummins
Waterloo
Submarine K-8 Excels in Battle Practice Off San Pedro
The submarine K-8 fired two torpedoes at the monitor Cheyenne during battle practice off San Pedro at 4000 yards. K-8 officers and crew feel confident of winning the naval trophy for perfect score, which is currently held by the H-1.
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Los Angles
Cal
San Pedro
Washington Our Counselor echoed in Germania Herald
Milwaukee June 3 The Germania Herald ad in a bold editorial urges the president to heed George Washington's farewell address for unbiased counsel amid the German note crisis. The piece cites British domination and eastern press influence as shaping war demands and urges strong U S guidance.
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Wis
Germania Herald Today
Washington
Germany
George Washington
Germania Herold
Belgian Youth Helped by Friends in Fund Drive
The De Wagenaere fund report shows Cedar Falls residents raising money for Edmund De Wagenaere, a Belgian youth who lost both feet in a railroad accident last fall. He continues progress at Waterloo Business College, while donors are urged to contribute more as funds are managed to aid his training and future goals.
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Cedar Walle
Edmund de Wapenaere
de Wagenaere Fund
Harther
Waterloo Business College
King Victor Offers Mediation for Roumania Dispute
Paris June 3 King Victor Emmanuel of Italy has offered to mediate territorial questions between Russia and Roumania. Roumania is believed to be holding notes with Russia on possible territory if she joins the allies. Transylvania and Bukowina are among the disputed regions mentioned.
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Victor Emmanuel
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Hungary
Bukowina
Derby Omitted Because of War in London
London marks the Derby’s absence amid wartime crisis as the great racing event is shelved. The government bans all race meetings except Newmarket, drawing mixed views at home about wartime morale and national resolve.
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London
Epsom
Edward
Newmarket
Germany
England
Election Looms For Consolidated Orange Schools
June 4 election set for the consolidated Orange schools. Voters may cast ballots at the township hall between 1 and 8 oclock in the afternoon. The notice calls all residents to participate as the future of the district is decided.
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Orange Two
C. F. George
Waterloo
R. W
Orange
Physician Praises Grape-Nuts For Health and Diet
A Portland physician testifies after over twenty years of practice that Grape-Nuts supports health in all states from sickness to wellness. He says it aids digestion at breakfast, helps those with weak stomachs, and can commence the day well when combined with cream. The letter, voluntary and for Postum Co. publicity, cites “The Road to Westville” as a reference. He asserts no physical condition forbids its use.
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Portland
Oregon
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Westville
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