Five Auto Accidents Reported As Carelessness Probed
The article notes five accidents Sunday with none of the vehicle occupants seriously hurt. It cites careless driving, pedestrians, and teams on the wrong street side as factors. Specific incidents include K Rubin colliding with a pedestrian on a Sunday ride, Max Fishman nearly being crushed, and a runaway team crash near Waterlon Vale injuring no one.
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Cartins
Inc
Trians
K. Rubin
Max Fishman
H. A. Zeiler
Waterlon Vale
Seorner
Mullan Avenue Avenue Street
Iday Pye Neitherer
T FE. Stubbs
Fowler Street
Walnut Street
H. €. Gordon
Stulbs
Cedar Falls Daily News Mosaic of Events and People
Cedar Falls Daily News notes travel and social items, school staff changes, church events, and public notices. It reports on visits by local teachers, musicians, and students, arrivals in Cedar Falls for summer, brief society updates, and upcoming Fourth of July plans and performances.
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Cedar Falls
Mis
N. Hurl
Tel
Courier and Utter
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Fourth and
Mary Streets
Wisie Snavely
Iowa City
Cedar Falls High School
Miles Mattle M
Mound City
Lincoln
Fedora stage drama thrills with Romanoff chase
Review notes a theatrical production titled Fedora with Navee O Neill as Princess Romanoff pursuing a killer across continents. Secret Police menace looms as twists unfold at a tense climax. Performers deliver dramatic tension, though some dialogue and pacing vary.
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Vance O'Neil
Surdoun
Romanoff
Navee O'Neill
Ituumn
Ge Uedadr
Spaniff
Jornoff
Muse
Aterts
Tee
Warly Iowa cheesemaker dies at Pierre
A Warly Iowa cheesemaker, born in New York, died last Saturday at Pierre at age about years. He spent years running cheese factories in Waterinn and Reinbeck before moving to this area twelve years ago. The death occurred amid a broader local incident involving officials and editors.
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WARLY
Iowa
Pierre, Sb
Bretter
New York State
Waterinn
Reinbeck
Mace
The
Remains to Arrive for Interment at Hinwood Cemetery
The remains will arrive tonight and be viewed at Peterson Bros. parlors. Interment is scheduled for 10 o'clock tomorrow at Hinwood cemetery.
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Jesup
Werald
Talbott Fiace
Los Angeles
Peterson Bros
Tommorrow
Hinwood Cemetery
Suffragists Rally Women in Waterloo Demonstration
A large suffrage demonstration in Waterloo featured Rev. Lie McCullom Jones as chair and Mrs Grace Wilbur Trout with Dr Grave A Jarger drawing the gavel. Speakers included Miss Flora Dunlap and Mrs J Hume with meetings held in local shops, schools, colleges, and churches as suffrage workers promoted the ballot for women.
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J. Howrey
Blackcorner
Dodson
WR. Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mapelladen
Delaware
Galloway's
Waterloo
John Punvan Smith
Walnut Street Baprial Church
Galloway
Norther
Lees
Trenn Rohde
Martha Thompson Ovenne Jareson
Madeline Smith
Helen Cowles
E. J. Lang
First Evangelical
Mabel Lodge
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street
Astchurch
Flora Dunlap
F. W. Nodson
W. B. Sandford
Arm breaking stunt echoes Chaplin mischief at Palace
Tom Bender, inspired by Charlie Chaplin, climbed a foyer ladder at the Palace Theatre yesterday to replace a bulb. He fell and fractured his arm, a doctor notes, after the janitor says the manager kicked the support as a director shouted for the camera.
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Tom
Bender
Charlie Chaplin
Palace Theatre
Temi
WL. Myers
French Chamber Approves Measure to Burn Unidentified Bodies
Paris June 21 The French chamber of deputies approved a proposal by Lucien Dumont to burn unidentified bodies at the front and bury identified ones. Dumont cited heat and military strain preventing prompt burial during heavy fighting and weighed religious and sentimental objections to incineration.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Lucien Dumont
Dumont
Ateent
Local social notes and obituaries highlight weddings and travel
Mitchell hosts luncheon for Mrs. Rexford of Minneapolis while Sara Lovejoy weds Harry McVicker and Myrtle Butters marries Albert L. Butters at the Lovejoy hotel. J F Jones buys the L D Piper farm from Frank Torsleff. The Gillette family travels from Jamestown for eye specialty care. Mrs Ira Rand, founder of the place, dies in Excondido California leaving a husband and five children.
YM. C. A. Notes: Girls Swim School Opens Tomorrow
The tree swimming school for girls aged 10 to 16, run jointly by two Christian associations, opens tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Physical Director Jacob Bintz leads the nine day program with daily morning sessions except Sundays. Several young ladies have volunteered.
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Tree
Jacob Bintz
Sune Jay
Volun
Special YMCA Memberships Offer And Postponed Lincoln Park Service
The YMCA offers Koya a two dollar special membership rate until October 1 and extends eligibility to all boys eight years and older who attended the free swimming school. Men's memberships available at three to October 1. An open air service at Lincoln Park was postponed and will likely be added to August plans.
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Brotherhood of the Entertaining
Grace Thompson
Misa Piattner
Andohn L. Conrad
Loussege
Waterloo
Guey Seward Noble
Jformen
Dodee Center
Mina
Auther
Minnie McBride
Ralph Ebersole
Valleyliv
N. D
Valley City
Ebersole
Ida Freler
J. W. Knickerbocker
Black Mawk County Sunday Schools Association
Gladys Sechler
First Congregational Sunday School
Des Moines
Knickerbotkers
John HH. Bonn
West Mare
Ruth Saul
Alsen
Tiwoad Saul
Allison
Serbia
NA Falls
Mary L. Matthews
Board of Missions
Monasuir
S. F. Versey
First Congregational Church
Delpha Davis
Miss Matthews
Miss Davis
Walnut Street
Koya
Y. M
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Lincoln Park
TIZ Promises Comfort for Tired Feet in Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ as a remedy for sore burning and tired feet. It claims TIZ draws out acids and poisons, relieves corns bunions and swelling, and lets feet stay comfortable after long work or walking. The pitch urges buying a 25 cent box from druggists or department stores and promises yearlong relief for a few cents.
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