Edens Arrives for Big Smoker and Town Criers Talk
William G. Edens assistant secretary of Central Trust Vilnois. president of Associated Good Roads Chicago and Cook County. chairs Illinois Highway Improvement and Illinois Bankers' committee on good roads arrives from Chicago. He will address the Town Criers' club at 8 pm on rural free delivery and touring Waterloo. Signs bid for 100 guide signs along Black Hawk County highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Edens
Central Trust Company of
Vilnois
Associated Good Roads’ Organizations
Chicago
Cook County
Thelllinois Highway Improvement Association
Iilinois Bankers’ Committee On Good Roads
Russell- Lamson Hotel
Town Criers’ Club
Waterloo
Edens
Pythian Temple
Knights of Pythias of
Illinois
Altho
McKinley
Edeng
H. E. Kiester
Black Hawk County
Insurance Certificate for International Insurance Company
Insurance Department of Fava Des Moines issues annual certificate stating International Insurance Company of New York is authorized to transact fire insurance in Iowa until March 1, 1916. It lists paid-up capital 260,000. assets 25,710.56. liabilities including reinsurance. 1914 income 1,307,766.69. expenditures 2,195,614.45..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Department of Fava
Des Moines
International Lesurance Company
New York
Emory H. Baelish
Iowa
Tranambar Na
Emory H. English
County to pay for iBigne signs for travelers
The board of supervisors ruled yesterday afternoon that iBigne will be funded by the county. Signs measuring 32 by 30 inches will be placed to furnish travelers with correct distance information between the towns of Black Hawk, containing no advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBigne
Board of
Sujervisors
Ito Furnleb
Black Hawk County
Austrian airmen bomb Venice in morning raid
Venice reports two Austrian aeroplanes dropped bombs over the city. One aircraft departed damaged after anti-aircraft fire, while the other struck near Campastone airship station, killing a corporal of engineers. Bombs hit canals and a steamboat. Hotel Monica windows shattered and a nonexploding bomb fell through a roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Campastone
Colonel Roosevelt Returns to Nature On Louisiana Trip
Colonel Roosevelt sails to Louisiana for a weeklong stay at wild bird preserves with host John M. Parker and party. No firearms will be used as he aims for rest and bird photography, covering over 200000 acres. He will sleep in grass huts and cook own meals while exploring Lafitte lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Conservation Commission
Daisy
Roosevelt
Louisiang
John M. Parker
Parker
Russell Sage
Rockefeller
Louisiana
Lafitte
Burns Advises Employed Boys at Y M C A Address
General Secretary Henry F. Burns spoke to about fifty employed boys at the Y M C A in Frank J. Highmiey’s absence. He urged perseverance and goal setting, urging boys to prepare now for future success. He highlighted the fourfold Y M C A program of work, religion, education, and social development as a foundation for daily efficiency. Many attendees reported duties at home, including selling papers and working in stores or offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Burns
Frank J. Highmiey
Mr. Burns
God
Creator
Jesus Christ
Savior
M.C. A
Change of dates for Iowa Merchants convention
Official notice says the Iowa State Retail Merchants association annual convention will be held September 21, 22, and 23. The change is due to contractors delaying completion of the new Hotel Julien in Dubuque. Also reports the death of Lewis Joseph, son of Mr and Mrs Tom Joseph, who died near Gilbertville and was buried there. born May 24, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Retail Merchants’ Association
Julien
Diebuque
Lewis Joseph
Tom Joseph
Gilbertsville
Foreshadowed Policy Shaping American War Stance
London writers discuss Secretary Bryan's resignation and its impact on U S policy toward Germany. The Pall Mall Gazette and Evening Standard view the move as politically significant, signaling a tougher American approach without guaranteed intervention. Public sentiment in America is likely to rise amid looming decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bryan
America
Germany
Ir Bryan
United States
Berlin
U. S
Evening Standard
Wilson
Count von Barnsterft
England
American Citizens Lose Passports Over Critique
The passports of Leon Raines and Karl Recknagel, both Americans living in Dresden, were revoked by the U S embassy on orders from Washington after they publicly criticized the U S government. They reportedly issued an open letter to President Wilson and authored pamphlets denouncing the United States, leading to loss of their passport privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Dresden
Leon Raines
Karl Recknagel
State Department
Washington
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Germany
United States
Gerard
Russian Ambassador Killed in Battle Near Kovno
London June 9 The Russian embassy reports Count Peter Benckendorff the Russian ambassador in London was killed in action near Kovno He served as a colonel in the Russian Horse Guards and was shot through the neck during combat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peter Benckendorff
Ruse
Sian
Jeount
Russian Horse Guards
Kovno
Russian Submarines Engage German Fleet Off Riga
Petrograd reports Russian submarines attacked a German force attempting a Baltic sortie near Riga. Submerged raids sank or damaged several ships, with explosions aboard multiple vessels fueling belief of successful undersea hits.
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Petrograd
Jude 5
Baltic
Riga
British war casualties total 256,060 through May 31
Premier Asquith informed the House of Commons that British casualties from the war reached 256,060 in killed, wounded and missing up to May 31. A West Side fire crew responded at 10 10 this morning to a car fire at 906 Washington Street threatening Judge Bo Reixs’s automobile. firefighters stopped the blaze before major damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
House of Commons
West Side
Judge
Bo Reiexs
Washington Street
Austrians Take Galician Town Near Lemberg
Move reports Stanislau, a Galician town seventy five miles southeast of Lemberg, fallen to Austrian forces. The German army headquarters asserts Stanislau is captured as Austro German troops press from Kalusz toward the Stanislau region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Stanislau
Lemberg
Cologne
Germany
Bukowina
Kalusz
Galicia
Iran
Rarskivas
Cadets Added to Gouging Scandal at Naval Academy
Annapalie Maryland report notes two more defendants, Ensign W. F. Cofer and Midshipman A Rogers, brought into the inquiry into the academy gouging scandal. Rogers attended the court announcement and joined the other seven midshipmen as defendants when the case opened. Funeral services were held for A L Blaugh at the home of his daughter Mrs. Saniman and the remains will be shipped to Kenmare by Peter son Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapalie
Jane
Naval Academy
Mie
Midshipmen
Slough
D F. Saniman
Grant Avenue
WH Beurhler
Mr. Blaugh
Wy A. Blaugh
Peterson Bros
Kenmare
Warn Americans to stay off belligerent ships and hazards
A historical speech argues that the government should warn American citizens to avoid belligerent ships and carrying ammunition in wartime. It cites Taft and Wilson urging Americans to leave Mexico and stresses duty to prevent danger to passengers and the public during unrest and riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Americatg
Mexico
Willison
U LV Academy Commencement Highlights Suffrage Debate
The U. LV Academy commencement lists eight graduates and honors in a ceremony featuring diplomas conferred by Very Rev. E Slattery. A history medal and an excellence in deportment award are announced with student performances in music and speech. Separately, Mrs. Stanley McCormick critiques suffrage groups and urges expanding states for a national amendment. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and Alice Stone Blackwell address mid year suffrage conference urging more states to push nationwide enfranchisement.
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Coulwetecom
Victory Academy
Ticheues
O'Moel
Heelan
Hunker Hill
Sons of the Amartead
GC. Kennedy
Hilmend
St Josephi
Ehwreh
Father Slatlany
Coretta I Emmet
Leer Murphy
Marvel M. Sindinger
Cecelia J. Stanton
Myrtle Th Toyen
Delmar C. O'Toole
Hilda M. Striegel
William P. Wheelan
Voluame
Grindi
Cecollit Stanton
Uttle
Ittegira
Sebastian
Franc
Jude de Concert
Mac Dowell
Celeste Miller
Song of the Falriers
Choma
Academia Nile
Tacile Brunner
Hilda Striegel
G. C. Kennedy
E. Slattery
Chien
Waftrage
Mra
Stanley McCormiele
New York
Congresstoma Nailer
Enftrage Jeadlerk
McCormick
American Woman's Suffrage Gego
Chis In
Congresstonnel Union
National Association
Tis Pot
Ledg Ita
Chap
Democratic Party
Congressional Union
Shaw
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Teders
Mrs. Blackwell
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Congress
Senate
House
Town Talk Residents plan school party and visits
Miss Gertrude Uaglesa hosts a pupils revital party for her students at the Y W C A rooms tomorrow afternoon. Miss Catherine Minnich, deaconess of First Methodist Church, has gone to Pine River Minnesota for a month. West high athletes assist Physical Director Jacob Bintz at the YMCA swimming school. Volunteers include Robert Miller, Carroll Cole, Herbert Vaughan and Douglas Bragdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Uaglesa
Jennie Lind
Catherine Minnich
First Method 1St Church
Hay
Pine River
Minn
West High
Jacob Bintz
M.C.A
Robert Miller
Carroll Cole
Herbert Vaughan
Douglas Bragdon
Germany Reports Abundant Food Supplies Amid War Strain
Berlin telegram states interior minister Bert Clemens Debrueck told the Prussian diet that the food problem may be solved with sizable reserves for the next harvest. Flour stocks total 6,964,929 double hundreds, potato statistics remain strong, and occupied Belgium and France show 80 percent arable planting. Moorlands cultivation unlikely to affect supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Bert Clemens Debrueck
Diet
Belgium
France
Ain
Germany
Public controversy over inquiry into maritime actions
Fragmented text shows discussion of whether the president should pursue investigation into a controversy and advise the public against dangers on belligerent ships. It notes private citizens urging remedies and public opinion, with Secretary Bryan mentioning two points of difference and reserving others for future presentation.
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Totakhs Issur
Sret
Fam ‘Roe
POTN
Bryan
Funeral and social notes from Janesville and nearby towns
Mrs Cline of Waterloo visited her Janesville daughter Mrs Burton. Faith McGaugalin and child ren of Coon Rapids visit. Funeral of Frank Newell held here. Waverly free men attended. John Starr funeral from Waverly. Mr and Mrs L B Taylor and Mrs Jennie Beynett visited Janesville. Mrs F Wetherell attended Waverly commencement. Children’s day program Sunday evening with a large singing choir. Dorothy Arlene nome baptized at M E church. Fred Fitkin returns to Janesville. Waerl eg residents promote Sentini want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Cline
Waterloo
Burton
Faith McGaugalin
Coon Rapids
Prank Newell
Waverly
John Starr
L. B. Taylor
Jennie Beynett
Janestille
F. §. Wetherell
Submarine Warfare Exceeds Previous Warfare at Dardanelles
German Admiral Kirchhoff predicts the Mediterranean becomes the next field for sub naval action and warns that events at the Dardanelles will be unprecedented and influential. He cites Lusitania sinking as key in Britain’s export decline and argues English crews show lack of discipline in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Mediterranean
Kirchhoff
Dresden
Great Britain
England
Lusitania
Licensed To Wed In Waterloo And Nearby Cities
A list shows licenses issued for marriage in Waterloo with partners including Grace L Shining Karl W Eddy Florence J Sack and Florence C Hager. Also mentions Naomi Cushman Eunice Elwell and Wm BH Little with locations Waterloo La Porte City Columbus Ohio. Washington D C June 3 Secretary Tumulty said no comment on Mr Bryan's statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira R. Knapp
Waterloo
Grace L. Shining
Karl W. Eddy
Florence J. Sack
Wm, BH. Little
Columbus
Naomii. Cushman
Florence C. Hager
la Porte City
Eunice ¥. Elwell
Washington, D. C
Tumulty
Mr. Bryan
Lydia E. Pinkham remedy praised by Minneapolis woman
A Minneapolis mother describes two years of illness with monthly pains and weight loss, then credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after three bottles. She urges others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Aselin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Aselin
Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn
Lydia EB
Pinkham
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Cenfield Lumber Co
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Care Courier
Security Storage Co
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Colonel Roosevelt
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Buchanan Optical
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U.S
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Sir Edward Speyer
Philadelphia
James Speyer
I. Ig
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Hight
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Leonora
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U. LV. Academy
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