Masons Meet For Grand Lodge Gathering
A. F. and A. M. Masons prepare for the annual Grand Lodge meeting next week in Council Bluffs. C. D. Becker, a life member, leaves for state school of Instruction run by the grand lodge in preparation. About 1,200 Masons expected. Ralph A. Dunkelberg and Merrill C. Coburn to attend. George C. Welker to be represented by a substitute. Pp. J. Marin also a life member plans to attend.
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C. D. Becker
Council] Bluffs
Grand Lodge of the Order
Grand Lodge
Somene
Hawkeye State
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
Glad Hand For Joe Chapple Ahead Of La Porte Event
Joe Mitchell Chapple publisher of The National Magazine from Ros tom Iowa travels with Harry Chapple Water to La Porte for the high school commencement address tonight. Once a La Porte resident he returns amid warm greetings from friends in Boston and Waterloo where he stayed with Mrs. J. G. Hildebrand.
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Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Rostom
Harry Chapple
la Porte
la Porte High School
Joe
Waterloo
J. G. Hildebrand
Juniors Take Victory In East High Class Scrap
The juniors defeated the seniors in the annual East High School class scrap yesterday afternoon. Seniors had raised their class flag on the mast, provoking the juniors who captured the flag. A junior mounted the pole to seize the bunting, and efforts to recover the insignia followed after the loss was noticed.
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East High School
Witness Sanctioned in Wireless Scandal Inquiry
London report says a parliamentary committee in open session examined new witness Salaman. Testimony indicated Lord Murray of Elibank bought American Marconi shares in April and May 1902 at 25. Conservative papers push for disclosure of Murray Eli bank links to the scandals.
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London
Marconi Company
Salaman
Lord Murray
Elibank
Marconi
Marconi Committee
Lord Murray of
Waterlo o Office Supply vs Shores settles out of court
The replevin case of Waterloo Office Supply against F M Shores sheriff was settled out of court. Hannah Moran may amend her petition against Ralph E Spafford et al to a quiet title. Ellis Foster against Currence and C F Brown was settled out of court and dismissed. It was fore closing on mechanic's lien.
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Waterloo Office Supply Company
F. M. Shores
Hannah Moran
District Court
Ralph E. Spafford
Ellis & Foster
Currence
C. F. Brown
Mechanic’s
Carriers and Clerks to Meet in Joint Convention
Ottumwa hosts a joint convention of post office clerks focusing on aviation and letter service. Over 100 members are expected from Nelowa Ovuimera and affiliated branches with state officers and local officials attending.
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Ottumwa
Nelowa Ovuimera
P. Bods
Ft. Hodge
Florence Merhy
Chariton
C.F
W. TE Devine
Canton
Atteaux Defense Resumed in Dynamite Conspiracy Case
In Suffolk Superior Court Boston Frederick E Atteaux a dye manufacturer and last defendant in the dynamite conspiracy case resumed his defense denying knowledge of a plot to conceal dynamite in Lawrence tenements aimed at discrediting mill strikers last year. Dennis J Collins who testified with Atteaux confessed to planting the explosive and President Wood of the American Woolen company is to mount his own defense.
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Boston
Frederick E. Atteaux
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Atteaux
Lawrence
Dennisa J. Collins
Atroany
Win. M. Wood
American Woolen Company
East Alumni Annual Banquet Held At Grace Methodist
East High alumni gather for an evening banquet with toastmaster Frank T. Campbell and a program including welcome from Arthur Fowler and responses from Ernest Koepke. Mrs Schuneman and Katherine Jenness-Hadsell perform solos and readings with toasts to The Orange and Black. Attendees numbered 126 to 160, with officers Burr Brown and Jessie Sweeney presiding in Brown's absence.
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Frank T. Campbell
Fred Hartong
Alumni Association
Loma Griffin
Benefit Recital Was a Success at St Mark's Church
The St Margaret's guild benefit recital at Russell Lamison hall featured Misses Bertha Ball Wilma Lois Basher Elizabeth McCartney and Georgene Clover. A large audience enjoyed piano violin vocal selections and readings including Chopin Nocturne Aria from Mignon Meditation from Thaïs Sehon Roumarin and a Rigoletto quartet.
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Bertha Ball
Wilma Lois Basher
Elizabeth McCartney
Georgene Clover
St. Margaret's Guild of
St. Mark's Church
Russell-Lamison
Chopin
Miss Ball
BANA Clearings And Weekly Instrument Totals
Week ending Thursday reports total clearings of 81721.75 with 202.75 last year and instruments recorded through June 4 1913 including deeds chattels and other notes. Mr and Mrs W T Rose of 401 Ave RyIe Street depart for Des Moines on business and pleasure.
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W.T. Rose
401 Ave
Ryle Street
Dead Moines
Waterloo City in Brief Highlights Visiting Officials
Police Sergeant Farrison visits Vinton and several other dignitaries, bankers, and residents from St. Paul Grundy Center Dygart and Jayton. Attorne Sherman T. Mears travels to Des Moines. Waterloo hosts meetings and welcomes new staff at Y M C A. Marriages, travel, and local business moves reported with residents from Fort Dodge Chicago and Tripoli.
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Farrison
Vinton
Harry Matthews
St. Paul
Beckman
Grundy Center
Chris Schmidt
Dygart
Waterloo
Sherman T. Mears
Des Moines
Annual Meeting Of Waterloo L T C Held In Bank Building
The Waterloo Loan and Trust company held its annual meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the First National Bank building. Officers and directors were re elected. A prosperous year was reported with 210000 transferred to surplus. The regular semi annual dividend was declared and ordered paid.
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Waterloo Loan & Trust Company
First National Bank
Senior Class Play Raises Funds for School Annual
The professor’s presentation by the senior class netted about 895 to support publishing the Orange & Black annual. The senior class colors purple and white will tie the diplomas this year instead of the usual orange and black.
Waterloo Postmaster Appointment Deliberations
Congressman Connolly says the Waterloo postmaster appointment will be chosen by merit and when the Postmaster General requires, with a visit to Waterloo planned within a week. He insists the decision should serve the public rather than his political future, aiming for the most competent candidate.
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Waterloo
Injuries Sought in Elam Case Against Bradbury Webb
W M Elam sues Bradbury Webb for 10000 in damages from injuries in November 1919. He testified that while driving a horse for the defendant grocery firm the left shin bone broke when the shafts dropped and the horse kicked him, and an oil can spout injured his calf. Jury seated with members including Wagner Norris Wilson Fowlie Kapple Taite Holmes Bauer Duke Harper Howland and Bishop.
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W. M. Elam
Bradbury & Webb
Mr. Elam
F. C. Wagner
J. C. Norris
John Wilson
F. E. Fowlie
D. H. Kapple
Frank Taite
A. D. Holmes
Fred Bauer
B. B. Duke
J. 3. Harper, Jr
I. R. Howland
C. D. Bishop
Rats Cause Water Famine Aboard Sapphire
A bark from South American ports to Puget Sound suffered a water shortage when a 1000 gallon tank emptied overnight due to rats gnawing a lead pipe. The crew brewed water from breached mineral cargo and devised a makeshift condenser. On arrival at Seattle the captain reinforced the tank pipe to prevent future attacks.
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Puget Sound
Seattle
Extravagant Chafing Dish Satires Domestic Tastes
A shopper quizzes a craftsman on ornate chafing dishes seeking a piece so beautiful and costly that it would deter his wife from cooking. The banter highlights dreams of luxury and gendered kitchen roles in a vivid domestic vignette.
Missouri Town Moves to Waterloo
Blythedale Missouri residents are relocating to Waterloo at a rapid pace. In six months about forty households packed for Waterloo, boosting a town of roughly 300 people by more than one eighth. O R Jones and T M Jones from Vienna bakery moved, with O M Jones returning from Blythedale with four more citizens. Merchants down south complain but cannot halt the Waterloo fever.
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Waterloo
Blythedale
Missouri
O. R. Jones
T. M
Vienna
O. M. Jones
Mr. Jones
Senator Smith Defines Lobby in White House Talk
Washington June 6 Senator Hoke Smith after a talk with President Wilson at the White House today defined a lobbyist He said everyone is entitled to his day in court and a legislative body sits as a court Any attempt to influence its judgment after argument is insidious and objectionable lobbying He adds organized forces here on sugar and wool kept offices after presenting arguments He believes legislators should not be approached outside a court room The investigation will influence legislation nationwide and purify it
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Wilson
White House
Congress
Immy Murtagh On Stump Again
Attorney J C Murtagh gains fame beyond Black Hawk county and the Hawkeye state as he campaigns for the Fraternal Union of America across the west. He spoke at Grand Island Nebraska and Omaha and will address Denver Colorado before returning June 10. A morning storm brought .27 of an inch of rain.
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J. C. Murtagh
Black Hawk County
Hawkeye State
Fraternal Union of America
Far West
Denver
Colo
Murtagh
Grand Island
Neb
Omaha
Waterloo
Daily Riddles And Shopping Bag Tip
A short reader note presents five riddles about dogs grooms doctors and letters with a playful prompt, then adds a practical shopping bag tip. It suggests sewing a large safety pin to hang keys and samples for easy access, reducing rummaging at the bottom of the bag.
Market closes push NY stocks higher on diverse listings
New York stocks finish the session with gains across rail and industrials. Notable closes include Canadian Pacific Reading American Sugar Amalgamated Copper United States Steel Erie Timeis Central Missouri Pacific and Chicago Great Western among others, plus a sale ad for a two cylinder Excelsior motorcycle.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
New York Central
Cecal
Rock Island
American Sugars. Co
Northwestern
Atchison
American ‘Smelter
Wee Tan
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
The
Great Northern
Erie
Timeis Central
Besora
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Great Western
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Sandy
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