Clinton Holds Off Waterloo In Tight Baseball Clash
Clinton defeats Waterloo 1 to 0 in a pitching duel highlighted by McAuley’s stellar defense and Siglin’s sharp hitting. Hill, Sheldon and Siglin rapped key hits as Burg blends with Drohan in a tense contest lasting 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Clinton
Theaterloo Jays
Burg
McAuley
Fingal
Melamara
Dot Andrews
Doc
Amps Jenalvin
Sglin
Sheldon
Sam" Burg
Texas
Hill
Hollenbeck
Ieg
Schliebner
Nolt
Trip
Scanlon
Welch
Drohan
White
Evans Ad
Sigment
Siglin
Wintz
Menne
Aly
Mitchell Few
Seanlonnd
Econ
Center
Croan
Evans
Mitchell
Anteves
Glenalvin
Ciinten
el Wolt
Earlon
Webb
Chilebner
Emmons
Mubhard
Imenne
TI IY
Waterloo
E White
Ryans
Sighin
Wisconsin to field eight on Hudson regatta in June
Arno Wittich of Milwaukee will captain the University of Wisconsin varsity eight in the Hudson race this June. He is noted as one of the most experienced oarsmen in the event. Other listed rowers include Jessie Cunning Margaret Dick Anna Dofling Claude and Hazel Thillinglaw and Dorothy Waters.
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Arno Wittich
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Hudson
Feld
Jessie Cunning
Margaret Dick
Anna Dofling
Claude and
Hazel 3Hillinglaw
Dorothy Waters
Waterloo Grads From I S T C
Among the 400 members of the graduating class of 1914 of the Iowa State Teachers College ceremonies were held at Cedar Falls yesterday. President Homer J. Seerley conferred certificates diplomas or degrees upon Waterloo as listed including Ruth Austin Bessie Beard Bertha Bennett Hazel Black Gladys Brackner Hortense Rodamar Bessie Litchfield Florence LaTier Nina T Berry Gladys Martin Esther Small Hazel Straver. From Cedar Falls names include Vergne Oren Paine Inez Brown D Sudah Cohoon Inez Wilson Inez Brown Jessia Shilinglaw Blanche Larsen Anna Hansen Clayton Clapper Blanche Martin Margaret Connell Florence Falkler Bess Cartington Miriam Bender Hazel Botter
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Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Homer J. Seerley
Waterloo
Ruth Austin
Bessie Beard
Bertha Bennett
Hazel Black
Gladys Brackner
Hortense Rodamar
Bessie Litchfield
Florence LaTier
Gladys Martin
Esther Small
Hazelstraver
Veragne
Oren Paine
Inez Brown
D. Sudah Cohoon
Inez Wilson
Jessia Shilinglaw
Blanche Larsen
Anna Hansen
Clayton Clapper
Blanche Martin
Margaret Connell
Florence Falkler
Bess Cartington
Miriam Bender
Hazel Botter
Brass Band to Meet Ball Team at Waterloo Return
The Waterloo baseball team arrives tonight from Clinton to a welcoming reception by the Waterloo Military Band and local boosters. The club has won four of five on the trip and will bid for first division glory. Cedar Rapids opens the series here tomorrow and Clinton visits Sunday.
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Waterloo
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
O'glock
Death follows brief illness of Harriet Edwards
Harriet Edwards aged about 95 died at 7:50 this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. Etta K. Norton in Waterloo after a brief illness. She was born Harriet Sax Seymour in New York on Sept 1 1829 and was married twice including to Rev. William G. Keene. Interment is planned at Beaver Crossing Nebraska with services in Waterloo and at the Nebraska home of a niece, Mrs. Mary E. Nichols.
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Harriet Edwards
Etta K. Norton
First Street
Waterloo
Edwards
Harriet Sax Seymour
New York
William G. Keene
Cleveland
Absalom Edwards
Beaver Crossing
Christian Church
Norton
A. J. Northrup
Grace Methodist Church
Waterlow
Neb
Mary E. Nichols
G. W. Norton
Nebraska
Hoover
Oklahoma
Three Accidents Mar Opening Day at Waverly Races
Waverly Is June 10 Special reports three accidents mar the opening harness programs. Kewanee Stockings fell with driver unhurt, Leona D and Dick Lochart lost drivers, two horses finished without a driver. Isaac R. T. won 2:35 pace. others split heats. Program set to continue two more days with strong events.
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Waverly
Ong
Kewanee Stockings
Bec” Hurst
Chanute
Kan
Buret
Leona D
Robert Peterson
Dick Lochart
Joe McLaughlin
Waterloo
Peterson
Cart
Isaac R. T
Jenne
Sable Princess
Posing Lady
Krenso
Dexter M
Gray Hagle
Kewanee
Tle
Hice
Bertha Creyton
Lady Catherine
Blackford, If
Billy Mead
Brall
Covert
A. L. D. Were
Rees Ek Hd
Spartan Queen
Hattie West
Inquest Planned After Quarry Death Near Burton Avenue
An Austrian laborer Steffin, 27, was killed at Bartlett and McFarlane’s quarry on Burton Avenue when a 300 pound boulder fell on him as he shoveled dirt. An insurance company requested the inquest to learn the circumstances. Coroner Kistner will preside. The man died minutes after extraction, with severe spine injuries, a head wound, a fractured hip, and internal injuries. He came from Kansas City with his brother and was unmarried.
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Stefin
Bartlett & McFarlane
Burton Avenue
Kistner
Steffin
Hileman & Gindt
Kansas City
Stewart-Simmons Defeats Kimballs In Ninth-Inning Rally
The Stewart-Simmons baseball team defeated Kimballs' Press Saturday afternoon at Lafayette Park. The club won the game with a ninth inning rally as Mahoney held Kimballs to after four runs in the final frame. Jones and Morgan starred on defense while Nelson pitched well. Score totals show Kimballs eight runs on ten hits and Stewart-Simmons nine runs on sixteen hits.
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Stewart-Simmons
Kimballs
Lafayette Park
Mahoney
S-5
Jones
Morgan
Nelson
Changes in Republic Highlighted at Maine Commencement
Vice President Marshall spoke at the University of Maine commencement warning that labor and capital dominance threatens liberty. He contrasted 1850 wealth sharing with 60 years later and urged a public moral stance against usurious profits. He urged states to pair duties with rights and warned of a future quackery when needs are ignored. A corner cigar store will open in the Lebnwich block at Fourth and Water.
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Orono
Marshall
University of Maine
America
Sam
W. E. Schollian
Lebnwich
Fourth and
Water Streets
Mr. Schollian
Cigar Busines
Waterloo
Suffragists Gather in Waterloo Plan Big Demonstration
Enthusiasm marked the Waterloo suffrage meeting at the First Baptist church auditorium. Grace Pinkerton sang, with Mrs. Emmet J. Covell at the piano, and Dr Effie Morlium Jones spoke on Woman's Increasing Individualism. Jones urged action ahead of a June 26 Chautauqua event featuring Miss Pola La Follette, as suffragists from across the state pledged support for a large demonstration.
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Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Suffrage Assortation
Grace Pinkerton
Chicago
Miss Pinkerton
Waterton
Emmet J. Covell
Effie Mr'olium Tones
Tn States
Tr. Jones
Californ
California
Aan
Shide
Weil
Pola la Folletne
Automobile parade to cap city celebration day
Mrs E Perkins, chair of the demonstration committee, is in Chicago securing banners for the big automobile parade through the city. Many autos have been promised and out of town machines will appear. After the lecture, attendees joined a social hour with frappe served by the social committee led by Miss Le nore Shanewise and assisted by several helpers.
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Mra
E. Perkins
Chicago
Informa
Frappe
Missa Lenore Shanewise
Helene Walllett
Mae Wangler
Lucy Kimball
Miriam McCune
Extraordinary sale values of inexpensive wash dresses
Advertisements in the Courier highlight Bertch’s wash dresses as a daily service feature. The notice emphasizes value and broad offering in this ongoing sale.
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Burch's
Vinton Girl Runs Away To Waterloo To Join Troupe
Elle Polaine a 18 year old girl from Vinton Iowa ran away to Waterloo and thence to Davenport with an actor after leaving farm life. She joined a carnival troupe, hoped to marry the man who promised to wed her, then fell for another man. Sunday morning police saw her entering a Second Street rooming house with a suitcase.
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Davenport
Elle
Polaine
Rom
Vinton
Ife
Waterloo
She Wen
Oita Neuck
Investigation into Heuck and the missing girl
Authorities report Heuck was in the room while the girl was arrested pending further inquiry. Police plan to contact the girl's parents and decide whether Heuck affects the family status. Heuck lingered at the station yesterday hoping for any contact with her, but officers refused the boon.
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Heuck
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Slaughime
Annoy
Arne Wittich
Waterloo ‘Grads
Beaver Crossing, Neb
x.Quarler
Borses
Albert Boy
John Morris
Willora
Chief Jackson
Bryan
Tray of Spades
Emma Stewart
Yankee Pool
Jay Ormonde
Palm Beach
Mohair
East Fourth Street
Wang & Miller Co
Republic
Eypie Moollum Jones Dilivers
Morigan & Sullivan
Salt Ae
Panamas
Bangkoks
Chinas
Courier
Wari
Washington
Martha Washington
Cmfort Shoes
Mayer
Mayer Martha Washington
Mertha Washington
Marthe Washington
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Wisconsin
Palace Theatre
Pieters
George Cameron
Sidney Drew
Agnes
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