Negroes May Desert Taft Delegates Support Roosevelt United
A secret June meeting in Kansas City, hosted by Lewis Woods, claims nearly every negro delegate to the Republican convention will vote for Theodore Roosevelt if not bound by Taft instructions. The Woods hotel room meeting included Booker T. Washington and Rev. C. Ransom advising Roosevelt backing. The Trades Union hall hosts a three day Negro State Coalition League convention starting today to press for greater race recognition.
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Bank Statement and Police Fatality Report Mixed Page
A bank in Black Hawk County Iowa reports its financials with figures for assets liabilities and deposits signed by cashier J Chas W Knoop and directors. Early Black Hawk news notes Patrolman Edward Parker killed in Cleveland during a demonstration by 100 striking Penn Railroad workers and Wm Garlich wounded. Garlich’s prognosis favorable.
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Roosevelt delegates clash over convention integrity
The Chicago Tribune reports Roosevelt forces dispute the Republican national convention legitimacy and threaten revoking actions if fraud or intimidation taints proceedings. Col Theodore Roosevelt rejects a Taft aligned temporary chairman and vows to defend the people’s control of the party.
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Pupils Recital at Water loo Conservatory Delights Patrons
A pleasing pupils recital was held at the Water loo Conservatory of Music last evening. The program featured piano solos by Edith Wagoner Hope Foote Grace McKean Ruth Rath and others, with vocal items by Diarethy Forster Neidlinger and Liddle. Miss Laverne Beal will give a recital next Monday with Mrs George Quest assisting, followed by more pupils recitals Tuesday Thursday and a public recital Friday.
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Miss Barnard Accepts Post at University Normal School
Miss BK Marie Barnard who has led the domestic art department at Waterloo East High for three years has accepted the head role at the University Normal School in Salt Lake City. She studied nursing this winter and will depart around August 1 for Kansas before moving west to begin her new duties.
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Black Hawk Bank Reports Rapid Deposit Growth
The Black Hawk National Bank notes a $70,000 deposit increase since April, with cash on hand over $500,000 and total resources at $1,878,234.84, signaling growing customer confidence. Compared with June last year, total resources rose by nearly $300,000.
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Local man given supreme office
R. J. Belt from Waterloo was elected supreme director at the Mystic Workers of the World ninth biennial session in Milwaukee. Other Iowa winners included J. W. Cunningham as supreme medical examiner and Catherine Devine as supreme sentinel. Cedar Rapids will host the 1914 meeting. Belt's reception is planned in Waterloo.
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Cedar Rapids
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Why You Should Buy Stock in Your Home Town Factory
A factory operates around the clock to meet orders and explains why it needs 50,000 dollars of cumulative preferred stock. It pitches a 7 to 10 percent return and argues investing here is safer than bank deposits, inviting local residents to support local industry.
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Miss Edna Wood Honored by Lois Storm at South Street
Miss Lois Storm entertains a guest group this afternoon at her South Street home in honor of Miss Edna Wood of Chicago, guest of Miss Genevieve Zimmer man. Delta Sigma Phi sorority members will attend. a 5 o'clock luncheon with a chafing dish will be served.
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South Street
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Chicago
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Delta Sigma Phi Sorority
United States Likely To Ignore Estenoz Mediation Request
Washington June 19 The United States probably will take no notice of Cuban rebel general Estenoz request for a mediator to settle current trouble. American Consul Holiday at Santiago probably will be instructed to pay no attention to the request.
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