Traffic expert comes tonight to Waterloo meeting
Waterloo manufacturers object to discrimination in freight rates. A mass meeting is set at the Waterloo Commercial club rooms tonight to hear J. J. Mahon of Ottumwa discuss the traffic situation. The Interior Town Traffic Association urges business leaders to attend, arguing high rates hurt consumers, manufacturers, and jobbers and hinder Waterloo’s growth and a larger Iowa economy.
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Waterloo
J. J. Mahon
Ottuawa
Towa
United States
Chicago
St. Louis
Dubuque
Clinton
Davenport
Statter
Waterloo Commercial
Robbed Roommate At Metropole Hotel In Dallas
Arvhia Walthetl of Dallas reports his hotel roommate Ed Smith robbed him during the night. Smith, who rented the same Metropole room three days earlier, disappeared with Walthetl’s clothes, shoes, two watches and razors. Smith claimed to be from Fredericksburg and planned to Cedar Rapids.
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Walthetl
Dallas
Metropole
Walthho
Ed. Smith
Walther
Vhone
Walthoffta
Smith
Fredricksburg
Cedar Rapids
Local notes from Greene and Bristow and surrounding area
June 7 Greene notes a visit by Mrs. C H Bunker to Bristow and mentions health concerns for Mrs. W E Needham. Reports on travel by George A Carney and U L Crandall. Tom Loder to run a furniture store with aid from Tarry Maxson. $21 raised by Boy Scout event. Mrs Frank Kessler retires from public service. Eineain of Allison buys a hotel. Dorothy Care wins a scholarship but redirects to Milwaukee seminary, pass to Earl McCarthy for university. Curly Shields found guilty of indecent behavior. Waterloo Commercial club hosts "Saving America Past" lectures. final talk Friday by Wm Bruce JeMingwell for club and Myr ladies.
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Tarry Maxson
Boy Scout Entertainment
Opera House
Misees
Marshall
Frank Kessler
Viatel Kesslar
Eineain
Allison
Dorothy Care
Tead & Young Ladies’ Seminary
Milwaukee
Earl McCarthy
Gigie University
Waterloo Commercial Club
America
Wiererten
Aelock
Bruce JeMingwell
Ciul
Myir
Girl Dies on Eve of Visit Miss Dailey in Plattsmouth
Miss Nelle Dailey of Platte city died from appendicitis after hospital transfer. She had planned to visit Waverly with a guest party at Mrs. A. G. Friedley’s home. Funeral plans include Cedar Falls cremation followed by a Friday service. she was a Platte High School graduate and daughter of the late Charles and Mrs. Dailey.
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Nelle Dailey
Platte
Waverley
Vielt
A. G. Friedley
Glenwood
Hug
Appen-Dieltis
Mike Dailey
Chariey Dailey
South Wakata
Justica
Parochial School Closes Wednesday and Opera Tonight
Sacred Heart Catholic school closes Wednesday with an evening operetta. No graduates this year. several will receive eighth grade diplomas. Margaret Heldgwig wins best work medal after five tied. Music department recital last evening featured vocal, violin, piano solos, and readings with many pupils performing.
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Sacred Heart Catholic School
Eloge
Sacred Heart
Margaret Heldgwig
Sacred Heart Hall
John Connolly
Anna Sinnott
Thomas Boyd
Helen Jos
Willie Keney
Toe O'Vonnur
Nellie Connolly
Margaret Adly
Magdalen Jargen
Helen Menges
Margaret Hoover
Vera Moreland
Lucile Heath
Gaeraldine Muggerald
Margaret Curtis
Beatrice MrGarvey
Vera Heller
Margarat Murphy
Catherine Gleston
Examination for Cadet at West Point leads today
A competitive examination for cadetship at West Point is held today in the office of County Superintendent Myers. The examining board, appointed by Congressman Sweet, includes G. A McIntyre Stell Rock Supt. W. I. Griffith Waverly Attorney Oliver Longueville Dubuque Supt. M. L. Howell Marion and Dr Bw Le Rohlf Waterloo. Seven applicants appeared this morning: Floyd Zea Hampton James E Whitwill Howard E Latimer Sumner Urban Mullen A R Baker Arns Ogan and Joseph Jacoby Waterloo Carlton Bifert John Brooks Waverly Harry Howes Samuel Midwander Dubuque.
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West Point Military School
Myers
Congressman Sweet
Consigts
G. A McIntyre
Stell Rock
W. I. Griffith
Waverly
Oliver Longueville
Dubuque
M. L. Howell
M Arion
Bw. le Rohlf
Waterloo
Floyd Zea
Hampton
James E. Whitwill
Howard E. Latimer
Sumner
Urban Mullen
A. R. Baker
Arns Ogan
Joseph Jacoby
Carlton Bifert
John Brooks
Harry Howes
Samuel Midwander
Bandty Bors Ban Sentenced Hour Later
In Kansas City Missouri an 18 year old bank clerk is robbed by a man posing as Luther Afton of Merrick Oklahoma. The suspect was captured by citizens and sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary. The incident occurred at the People's Savings Bank in Dodson a suburb today.
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Kansas City
Martha Zelf
People’s Savings Bank
Dodson
Luther Afton
Merrick
Okla
Disorderly house case heard in police court
Pearly Pettigrew and Sam Kine were found guilty of operating a disorderly house in police court. Pettigrew fined 15 dollars with 19 dollars due, paid part, and given until tonight to settle the balance. Kine fined 19 dollars, with payment due by this evening. The report notes bond forfeiture terms and related penalties for the defendants.
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Pearly Pettigrew
Sam Kine
Pettigrew
King
Cedar Falls Concert Season Opens June 10
In a note to his paper secretary and treasurer Leo F Hughes of the Cedar Falls Concert band announces the open air season will begin in the city Thursday evening June 10. The news brings welcome word to Waterloo residents who have long enjoyed these summer concerts.
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Leo F. Hughes
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Minnesota counties vote to close saloons in ten counties
Ten Minnesota counties will be forced to discontinue saloon operations after yesterday's county option election. Only Blue Earth and Olmsted will retain saloons.
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St. Paul
Ninn
Minnesota
Counes
Blue Earth
Olmetend
Visitors at Rotary Club meeting across cities and nations
Visitors from Des Moines Davenport Cedar Rapids and Toledo were among the UK dispensers of good cheer who gathered at the Rotary Club in Waterloo for a banquet. Permanent officers were elected including Fred Northey as president and Almon I Gates as secretary.
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Des Moines
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Toledo
Fred Northey
Almon I. Gates
Waterloo
Hope
Martin
W. Powers
Willam Galloway
Plumb
John Rath
George Lichty
O. Jr
T. IF. Murphy
Sioux City
Gates
Club
F. E. Cutler
George
Huntley, CO
L. Kingsies
H. B. Cropper
G 0. Simson
FW. Powers
Ralph Hoxie
H. M. Teed
Lichty
Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Grand Plaza
The Grand presents a two part drama The Right a Happiness featuring Vivie von Rich The Scales of Justice and a Meystone comedy Tomorrow and Thursday The Failure with John Emerson A Belasco comedy May Blossom at Plaza today and tomorrow Mrs Yde Lake soloist tonight Police report notes a demonstration plate D1705 vehicle in ditch near Parker street with no accident reported
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the Grand
Vivie von Rich
Walter Whowards
Meystone
John Emerson
Tmebluts
David Belasco
Plaza
J. &. Bryant
The
Plaza Today
Yde
Parker Street
Skin Eruption Relief By Cuticura Soap And Ointment
Miss Alta Scott recounts a skin eruption that reddened her face and shoulders, itching and burning severely. She tried various remedies until Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared the spots within three weeks, with a request for the Skin Book and free samples by mail.
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Joplis
Spercyéies Sur
Cuticura
Dept
T. Bowton
Deputy Game Warden Debated and Waterloo Snagging Notice
Elmer Goodell, recently named deputy game warden, has been deposed by State Game Warden Hinshaw. Three candidates, Ed Chapman Elmer Heskett and a third, are considered for the post. Meanwhile three deputies have guarded Waterloo after Goodell's arrest. Harry Fuss, arrested Monday on a snagging charge, was not prosecuted but warned by Justice Knapn that future violations will be prosecuted. Fishermen near the highway are using spoonbooks to snag fish.
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Elmer Goodell
Hinshaw
Goodell
Chapman
Elmer Heskett
Mr. Hinghaw
Waterloo
Goortell
Harry Fuss
Game Verden Benton
Cedar Falls
Knapn
Jrass
Warm Days and Showers Predicted for Midwest Week
The Weekly Weather Bureau forecast for June 9 through the period ahead indicates showers in the upper Mississippi Valley and plains states around June 21 and again around June 30. A brief cool spell early gives way to warmer temperatures, with alternating cool and warm spells continuing through the period.
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Dea
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Mexicans kill Texas Ranger near Fabens
Marathon Texas June 8 Lee Burdette a Texas ranger was shot and killed near Fabens in a pistol battle with three Mexicans. Two Mexicans were seriously wounded and expected to die. a third was being chased by a posse. Burdette, from Austin, was attempting to arrest the men.
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Marathon
Tex
Lee Burdette
Texas
Fabens
Burdette
Austin
Stolen Suit Leads to Cleaners Case Verdict
Tale Jackson, colored, failed to pay $1 on pickup at My Yelet Cleaners for a $45 suit cleaned and pressed on May 10. After the robbery, he sued to recover 46, while the cleaner sought 1.90 for services. Justice Gnapp awarded the cleaners 1.80. Jackson to pay costs.
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My Yelet Cleaners
Tale Jackson
Jackson
Gnapp
Tuberculosis treatment claims from a 19th century medical paper
A read before the Bexar County Medical Society and excerpted in Louisville Medical Progress advocates lime and Hme salts as essential to preventing tuberculosis. It credits Eckman’s Alterative with success in pulmonary tuberculosis and throat conditions, touting safety and non habit forming properties while urging readers to obtain Eckman products via Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Bexar County Medical Society
Louisville “Medical Progress
J. W. Carbatt
San Antonio
Texas
Eckman
Eckuniu
Eckman Laboratory
Philadel- Dita
French Offensive Presses German Front Near Arras and La Bassée
French forces push along the Arras region and from the Aisne and Oise front toward British lines near La Bassee. They report capturing about 650 German prisoners at Hebuterne and Sissons, with counterattacks repulsed at heavy cost to the attackers. The German bulletin notes only French repulses.
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London
Arras
Aisne
Oise
la Bassee
Atrus
Hebuterne
Sissons
Thut
Western Front
Quarterly Conference of Grace M. E. Ontrow
The third quarterly conference convened in Grace M. E. church board room with Dr. W. F. Spry presiding. Rev. A. J. Northrup expressed church support for the district superintendent and outlined cooperation. Reports show rising membership. new officers include Stephen Ferguson Haworth League president and Mrs. Harry Barker Home Missionary society president. Election details for Upper Town Conference delegates were announced for September with J. C. Gates as judge and W. B. Small and C. W. Cotton as tellers. A September election date was set for 11 to 2 o'clock on the first Wednesday. The official board followed with routine business.
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Grace M
W. F. Spry
Grace Church
A. J. Northrup
Spry
Guarter
Stephen Ferguson
Haworth League
Harry Barker
Wonton
Goeben Captain Relieved After Ship Damaged
London reports no rupture between Admiral Souchon and Captain von Muller of the Sultan Selim. Constantinople advices claim von Muller was relieved of command for the damage to the Sultan Selim, according to the Exchange Telegraph correspondent.
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London
Souchon
von Muller
Sultan Selim
Goeben
Constantinople
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
von Muller Ia
You Will Feel Better All Day Long Benetol Use Guide
A promotional guide describes Benetol's daily use in four steps. Drops in water for a morning rinse, gargle, drink a swallow, and toothpaste or bosal cleansing. It emphasizes a full day of relief through simple repeated use.
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Benetol
Benetol Company
M48
Blinneapolis
Minn
Dundee
Rogers
Y M C A Opens Free Swimming School This Morning
The YMCA opened a ten day free swimming school with 25 eight year olds entering at 8 AM. Physical Director Jacob Bintz and Robert Miller led instruction while George Cockburn monitored safety, rescuing a boy named George Bunn who briefly went under. Additional sessions followed for nine to fifteen year olds with staged groups throughout the day. Special membership rates for summer joiners were advertised.
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Association
Jacob Bintz
George Bunn
Cockburn
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Meyers
Shisits
West Point School
Rotary
Phold
Russell-Lambon
Pommanestr
Svenlig
Foley
GUAGE
M. BE. Onurow
Henderson Drug Co
Horns Drug Co
Lending Drugsists
Davidsons
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
Iowa
Y” Swimming School
Bintz
Robert Miller
West High
George H. Cockburn
Bint
Offex
Specia
Ture
Oatman's Puire
Ayo
Dundee Mik
Oatman Condensed Milk Company
Illinois
Trefler
Dandea
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