Advertising Club Convention Set in Chicago This June
Tim Hurst a former major league umpire died suddenly in Minersville age 64. The article notes the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention will meet in Chicago June 20 for six days with exhibits and regional delegations. Waterloo plans a special train and hosts a large advertising delegation.
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Waterson
Chicago
Waterloo
Phe
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Irvin Paschall
Philadelphia
Advertis Association of
Pas' Tl
Irman
Tese
Ad Avention
Affiliated
Association of Advertise Agents
K. E.itchfield
Taylor-Critchidt-Clarue Company
Agricultural Publishers’ Associant
T. W. le Quatie
Des Moines
Associated Retail Advertisers
Frank 4. Black
William Filene'a
Price & Lee Company
New Haven
Collier’s Weekly
New York
Religious Press Association
John D. Emerich
Business Press
J. H. McGraw
McGraw Publishing Company
Club
Carl Hunt
Associated Advertising
Indianapolis
Norman M. Parrott
Advertising Club of
Baltimore
Ed.f.trefz
National Chamber of Commerce
Tom Herst
Dean
Pottsville
Tim" Wurst
Minersville
Hurst
Premier Asquith Visits British Lines in France
Premier Asquith concluded a four day tour of the British front in France visiting hospitals batteries and the field army. He observed trenches from a hill as shells burst and was met with enthusiasm by troops along the line at various forward posts.
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Premier Asquith
France
London
Asquith
Bathing Trains Sent to Front for German Army
Berlin reports the German military department is dispatching special bathing trains to the front to keep soldiers clean and healthy. The move targets Russian Poland where troops suffer from dirt and vermin and aims to improve health and physical strength.
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Berlin
Miliitary Department
Russian
Poland
George Paul Dies. Funeral Planned in Waterloo
George Paul, longtime stock buyer, died at 11 this morning at his home 11 Mullan avenue East after six weeks with gallstones. Funeral from the home Monday at 2 pm private service, followed by public rites at 2:30 pm at English Lutheran church Maple and High. Burial in Fairview beside his wife, who died October 3, 1908. Survived by Charles Cedar Falls Albert Waterloo Mrs Anne Briden Denver Elizabeth and Herman at home. Two children, Henry and Conrad, are buried.
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George Paul
Mullan Avenue
English Lutheran Church
Maple
High Streets
Mr. Mueller
Fairview
Paul
Waterloo
Mt. Vernon Township
Charles
Cedar Falls
Albert
Anne Briden
Denver
Elizabeth
Herman
Henry
Conrad
Rock Island Receiver Probe by Commission
Washington June 4 - Testimony at the interstate commerce investigation into the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad’s finances covered the April appointment of a receiver. Robert P. Lamont of American Steel Foundries testified his firm petitioned for the receiver not from fear of nonpayment but at the request of a Chicago attorney he believed represented Rock Island.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Cam ‘Painsi
Robert P. Lamont
American Steel Foundries Company of Chicago
Neck Island
Silaa HH. Strawn
Chicago
Mr. Lamont
Rock Island
Daniels Predicts Fearful Far Future War Graft
Secretary Daniels told Naval Academy graduates that future war aircraft will be as fearsome as submarines once were. He warned in Annapolis on June 4 that European war has produced no surprises to date and urged preparedness.
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Annapolis
Secretary Daniels
Naval Academy
Miscellaneous late want ads list odd items and services
Advertisements reveal a late batch of want ads offering items for sale such as bicycles gas ranges and tent gear plus jobs and demonstrations. Names addresses and phone numbers like Butler Iowa St Jefferson St Hanna Westard and 404 Weat 4th appear alongside pricing and open calls for helpers and sales staff.
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Megniar
Baltimore Sr
Joder
Inquire
Butler
Tsruth Thaunabout
Hanna
Westard
Rpenter
Jefferson
Iowa St
Late War Bulletins and Allied Positions Reported
Austro Hungarian forces and allied units noted as making slow progress along various fronts. Informal dispatches indicate cautious advances near Pont A and Lake region with comments from generals about the uncertain outcome and lack of decisive action. Civilian notices announce a fashion demonstration by Woods Millinery and a promotional line for Want Ada advertisements.
Ex-President D Arriaga of Portugal in turmoil
The recent revolution targeted Portugal's cabinet and its unpopular acts, not President D Arriaga personally. The new government fears embarrassment over the cabinet's decisions and the president's lack of control.
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Darriaga
Portugal
D'Arriaga
Upgainat
Transformation of leadership amid revolutionary transition
The text describes a change in leadership as the titular head of the new government resigns. Revolutionists declare their intent to allow him to complete his constitutional term, signaling a move toward a formalized, though altered, governance structure.
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Kuverniment
Winthrop Social News Recaps Weekend Visits
Mrs. B H McKeehy of Cedar Rapids stayed with her mother Mrs O J Metcalf. Roy Peterson of Winside Nebraska visited for his father George Petersons illness. Mrs Willa Diggins of North Dakota came to visit relatives. Mrs R L Ross and daughter returned to Carton after a week with the Marns farm family. Mrs Wilbout Knight of Welton guest of L No and A W Norman. William Sulkr of Cedar Rapids visited his sister Mrs William Yeager. Mrs Henry Jones of Louisiana visiting in Mrs H S Jones home. Johny Merrill of Ames was a Sunday guest of Albert Merrill. Mrs J L Gimbaham visiting J I Haye home in Dubuque. Mrs W Peterson and children and Miss Ethel Morse were over Sunday with relatives at Walter. Mrs Jennie Clubine and Miss Lote Jackson were over Sunday guests at Lamont.
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Winthrop
B. H. McKeehy
Gedar Rapids
Mra. O. J. Metcalf
Roy Peterson
Winside
Neb
George Peterson
Willa Diggins
North Dakota
Mra. R. L. Ross
Carton
Marns
Mra. Wilbout Knight
Qelwen
L. No
A. W. Norman
William Sulkr
Cedar Rapids
William Yeager
Henry Jones
Louisiana
Hls. Jones
Johny Merrill
Ames
Albert Merrill
Uinbeham
J. i. Haye
Dubuque
WI Peterson
Ethel Morse
Walter
Jennie Clubine
Lote Jackson
Lamont
Remerka by One's Neighbors
A local exchange notes social snubs at marriages where neighbor women taunt the bride by recalling her ambitious mother. The quip highlights communal gossip and expectations surrounding daughters-in-law in the neighborhood.
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Remerka
Daily Courier Reports Large Circulation in Waterloo
The Evening Courier prints more than 6 690 copies daily in Waterloo, indicating broad readership and stronger advertising reach for local notices and promotions.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
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