Waterloo Evening Courier Official Details and Foreign Postage
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists staff including President and Editor Joan C. Hartman and Gen Mgr A W Parson. offices in Waterloo and Chicago. subscription rates and telephones. notices about foreign postage pages and delivery details. It notes distribution and advertising rates and announces overseas travel offices in London Paris and St. Petersburg.
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Aterloo Evening Courier
FES W.H. Hartman Company
West Park Avenue
Joan C. Haxman
A.W. Parenson
Sec'y Treag
New York Ofice
Tribune
Alfred Blens
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Carrer
Courter
Postence
Waterloo
Benside
Waterion
Jexa Pacis
American Tracelera
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Fondon
Trefalger
Northmindermed Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Lawes Steamship Agency
WiGreen
Paris
Differences in Fortune Are Not Simply Tied to Effort
A reflective piece argues two brothers with equal beginnings diverge widely in life. One becomes a powerful railroad leader in New York, the other a modest clerk in Perkinsville, yet both are bright and honest. The text cites the scriptural saying to illustrate how opportunity and circumstance shape outcomes.
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James
Tom
New York
Manhattan
Hudson
United States
Perkinsville
Lobby probes expose senators tied to private interests
The senate lobby inquiry reveals personal holdings of several senators across key states and firms, suggesting tariff and policy influence. Analysts warn such ties may curb free votes on the tariff bill and affect congressional trust, while officials say the inquiry signals accountability without naming lobbyists.
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United States Senate
Waslingtoun
Cwala-Catron
New Mexico
Wall of
Jackson
Marsland
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Lupent
Delaware
Shields
Tennessee
Smoot
Uriah
Warren
Weeming
Cutton—Markson
Maryland
Johnson
Maine
Lippitt
Rhode Island
Simmons
North Carolina
South
Georgia
Kansdell
Louisiana
Timder—Simmons
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Washington
Japan California treaty clash deepens with constitutional issue
The dispute over California anti alien land laws escalates as Japan argues the U S constitution is overridden by the federal stance. Officials expect Hague involvement for treaty questions while domestic courts must decide constitutional questions. The confusion hints at broader diplomatic strain and internal political maneuvering.
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Japan
United States
California
State Department
Hague
Arios
Sam
Imeana
Sharp insistence on recusal from tariff vote over holdings
A Cumming resolution urges Senate to refrain from voting on tariff bill items that touch senators personal holdings. Senator Dupont disclosed steel stock and National Biscuit stock and said he would vote on the bill as a whole. Leaders plan strict enforcement affecting both parties. former Congressman Hull appears next week to discuss his legislative role.
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Hull
Waterloo Way Admired By Kewanee Editor
A Kewanee editor urges emulation of Waterloo Iowa's public spirit and the Waterloo Way. He cites Waterloo's energy, unity among business leaders, and successful public campaigns that drew visitors and investment, urging Kewanee to mobilize similar cooperation to attract capital and growth.
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Waterloo Way
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Tacoma
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Ip Kewance
Inquiry Ends as Voting Inquiry Stalls
Washington June 7 One result of the Jebby inquiry under the investigation has halted further interest in voting questions.
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Washington, Dd, C
Jebby
Domestic Arson and Satirical Snippets From The News
A collage of brief items and quips from various papers. Domestic arson remark by Tillie Clinger hints at satire of a suffragist accuser. Humorous dialogue about divorce and custody contrasts with a mock hammock scene and a chatty interview. A light verse offers advice with Doctor Commonsense.
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Tillie Clinger
Dallas News
Minneapolis Bellboy Becomes Heir to Vast Estates
Eber H. Lee a 21 year old bellboy at the Andrews hotel in Minneapolis learns he inherits a sizable fortune. He claims $15,214 from a wheat land sale near Breckenridge to his uncle R W Lee. He also holds claim to 184 acres near Cayuga North Dakota valued at $6,000 and a $25,000 estate share similar to other young heirs in recent reports.
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Minneapolis
Eber H. Lee
Andrews Hotel
Cecil Ferguson
Rogers
England
Lee
Breckenridge
Minn
R. W. Lee
Cayuga, N. D
Country clubs and rural manners in modern inventions
A satirical piece contrasts country clubs with rural life, describing country clubs as sanctuaries for nature lovers and discussing two classes of country club inventors who sow wild oats or farm with discipline. It mocks attire, social distance, and the image of refined country leisure, noting the rise of country clubs and their appeal beyond farm towns.
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Becom
Pural
Spirit of the Iowa Press Prophesies Political Shifts
Fragmented OCR text references prophesied shifts among Republicans and nonpartisan groups, notes on housing grounds and local gatherings, urging cheerful attitude and optimistic economic notes. Mentions visits, performances, and a general call for generosity to aid a public work.
Modern manners in a changing social code
A discussion on evolving etiquette in modern society, noting shifts in politeness with women in the workforce and social spaces. The piece critiques selfish behavior in public, from crowded lines to sidewalks and elevators, urging a new code of courtesy, neatness, and consideration for others.
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Washington
Imen
Lee inherits wealth and plans a North Dakota farm visit
The report notes Lee received more than 3400 in personal property and intends to buy a home for his bride of four months. He will oversee wheat harvesting on shares at his North Dakota farm in the fall. The inheritance details were confirmed by attorney Henry G. Wyvell.
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Lee
North Dakota
Henry G. Wyvell
Breckenridge
Minn. Ferguson
The
Rogers
London
Open air school established in Louisville Kentucky
Educational notes report Louisville forms an open air school while German universities count 64,590 students in 1912 13. Massachusetts employs four thousand teachers earning 5.77 to 10 a week. Gettysburg parent teachers group shows equal gender split. Spanish American Athenaeum in Washington seeks to require Spanish for college entrance. A Louisiana citizen funds medical inspection in schools.
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Massachusetts
The
Help for Working Girls From Lydia E Pinkham Ad
Letters from young women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and regulating menstruation. Miss Amelia Jacqullard of New Orleans and Miss Estella Macure of Saint Clair describe relief from illness, back pain, pimples, and fatigue after use. The advertisement invites letters for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Amelia Jaquillard
Seventh Street
St. Clair
Lydia E.pinkham
Estella Macure
Saint Clair
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