Circus to Exhibit at Cedar River Park in Waterloo
Big Circus will likely pitch at Cedar River park in Waterloo delaying a move to the athletic field. Cedar River site is favored for better streetcar access while park officials withhold confirmation and may collect a $100 ground-use fee if no opposition arises. Police urge vigilance and parade route precautions with tighter security for shops and residences.
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Eircus
Ait Cadar River Park
Adumea
Waterloo
Park Commissioners
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Logan
Renue
Cedar River Park
Altho
Sanus
Cadar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Rock Island
Leighton
Upper Fourth Street
Riehl
Logan Avenue
Dane
Washington
Fifth
Walnut
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Urgen Gts
Joe
City to settle damages after collision with fire engine
LC will bear part of the burden and the Illinois Central and related parties agree to reimburse the city for damages from the collision of a motor service truck with a Central engine on the morning of March 17. Two firemen were seriously injured and repairs required sending the truck to Edmira New York. The railroad and city officials expect a fair settlement and the council will vote on approving the deal at an adjourned session that night.
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Minois, Central Railroad
Oftielala Thru
Fate
JL. Bowden
Imply Central
Fifth and
Water Street Crossing
Lou Armstrong
William Allen
Witnois Central
Cedar Rapids Golf Tour Opens With 100 Players
Cedar Rapids June 21 The fifteenth annual state golf tournament opened here today with more than a hundred players entered. Cities represented include Des Moines Davenport Dubuque Waterloo Ames Muscatine Independence Iowa City Burlington Keokuk Oskaloosa and more.
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Cedar Rapids
Nes Moines
Olumwi
Davenport
Dubuque
Waterloo
Amas
Muscatine
Independence
Iowa
City
Mars
Burlington
Keokuk
Oskaloosa
Noted publisher dies after long illness
New Canaan Connecticut June 21 William H Rand longtime head of Rand McNally and Company died at the home of his daughter Mrs Henry W Chappell after a period of illness He had been in poor health for some time and his demise follows a lengthy illness revealing the end of a prominent publishing era.
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New Canaan
Conn
William H. Rand
Rand, McNally & Company
Henry W. Chappell
Iln
Seven Drowned at Atlantic City in Bathing Tragedy
A group of bathers at Atlantic City were overwhelmed by a large wave. Several men, including a prominent member of the Philadelphia Warner Colony, were drowned. Others were rescued or pulled from the water, with guards and bystanders attempting to save the victims as boats capsized nearby.
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Idsu
Ak Gadeherous
Mominent Mem
Philadelphia Warner Colony
Flood Crest Reaches 24.8 Feet on Kansas River
Kansas City area residents watched the Kansas River crest at 24.8 feet as heavy rains drenched the region. Officials warned of rising flood risk along western and eastern banks while streams declined slightly in nearby towns.
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Aneas City
Kansag
Kansaali
Werther
Conner
Wiles
Kansas City
Vormer
Kansas
Trisonel Myers
City in Brief Mutored Notices From a Late Edition
A garbled city brief lists varied items including visits by city residents and outsiders to homes and hospitals. It notes a nurse from Mercy Hospital at Waverly, a clerk from Moorhead, and local residents traveling to San Francisco, Mexico, and Chicago. Several social notes mention theater roles, awards, and a publisher delivering lectures in Waterloo and Des Moines.
Government Wins In Railroad Case
The Supreme Court reversed a New Jersey federal court ruling and held the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad and its coal company liable under the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Commodity Clause of the Hepburn rate law. It marks the government's second suit against the railroad under the commodities clause.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Today
Federal District Court
New Jersey
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal Company
Drowning Tragedy prompts Diver Request in Union
Chief Leighton received a call from Union in Hardin county requesting expert divers to locate the body of Dr. Hammond, a Union physician, drowned near the dam. Recovery efforts with hooks were unsuccessful. an inquirer is underway in New York.
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Leighton
Union
Hardin County
F Thn
Hammond
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