Roosevelt members clash over Arizona report allegations
Chicago June 22 Roosevelt credentials committee members accuse signers of a circulated statement as wilful liars and gutter workers. Robt E Morrison of Arizona defends the report he says he wrote after the case was decided. McCormick is challenged over proof of advance preparation and tempers flare as the session opens.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Credentials Committee
Devine
Robert E. Morrison
Taft
R. R. McCormick
Arizona
Robt FE. Morrison
McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Lanstrum
Montana
Mr. St. Clair
Idaho
Judge Morrison
Morrison
School children and Brady War Pictures discussed by officials
St Clair or Judge Morrison displayed no disposition for forceful action as Acting Chairman Lanstrum ordered sergeant at arms to seat members. The piece urges parents to show their children the War Pictures provided by the Waterloo Evening Courier in sixteen weekly sections with a coupon on page 3.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Arrests for Peddling Violation and Public Disorder
H H Morgan aged 40 was arrested for peddling on the streets before 2 PM. He pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars or seven days in jail, but the fine was suspended on good behavior. Anton Anderson 2 years old and Charles Olsen 43 were arrested for drunkenness and disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty, and fined six dollars each.
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H. H. Morgan
Anton Anderson
Charles Olsen
Earh
Real Estate Transfers in Cedar Falls and Nearby Towns
A list of property transfers includes Rena Presha to Campbell in Dunkerton for 900 dollars, Caroline East to Dickson in Hudson for 1500, Banger to Gibney in 1987-11 for 1, Leyla Craver to Chas Bishop in Cedar Falls for 300, Bown to Spengler in Waterloo for 300, Rasmussen to Rasmussen in Cedar Falls for 400, Rasmussen to Karen Rasmussen in Cedar Falls for 600, Susanna Blues et al to Frank Frenta in Gilbertville for 1000, Rodamar to Smith in Meadowdale, James Register to Grace Frithberger in Waterloo for 7000, and The James Gardiner Company handling real estate, rents, and insurance.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Rena Presha
Jno
A. Campbell
Dunkerton
Caroline East
Sarah C. Dickson
Hudson
Geo. KE. Banger
Edw
Gibney
Leyla Craver
Chas
J. Bishop
Brown
Cedar Falls
J. R. Bown
J. EB. Spengler
Rose Hill
Watterloo
Rasmus Peter Rasmussen
Anna Susana Rasmussen
J. R
S. Cameron
Karen
Rasmussen
Cameron
Susanna Blues
Frank J. Frenta
Gilbertville
Carnival Burro Wandered Away At The Fair
A donkey belonging to the carnival vanished after being taken out for exercise with the bull exhibit. The little burro, known for its stubborn nature, was to be carried in a suitcase and had formed a friendship with the larger bull. Despite late searches, the animal remained missing.
Local notices and brief happenings in Waterloo area
A collage of short items: visits by Mrs. Clarence Morley and family to Denver. Miss Alice Cropper to Seattle. Rev. Forsythe summer revival in Sumner. market wagons selling fresh produce. a minor fire at Fifth and Sycamore. medical testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills. weather notes. ads for chores, books, rooms, and a West Fourth Street Waterloo house for sale with pricing and terms.
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Alice Cropper
Seatttle
Wash
J. R. Grimsley
Davenport
Waterloo
J. E. Bragdon
Wheat prices rally on harvest conditions in Kansas and Oklahoma
Market news from Chicago reports wheat futures rising after reports of harsh harvest conditions in southern Kansas and parts of Oklahoma. September wheat opened lower, recovered, and closed steady near 1.02 to 1.03 dollars per bushel. Corn and oats swing with market tone as reports of chinch bug damage in Illinois boost corn.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Will Consider New Auto Patrol For Waterloo Police
Mayor R C Thompson studied the purchase of a new patrol car for the Police Department. He notes the fire dept spent about 10.7 per month per horse last year and urges an ordinary five passenger car for police use. Council to discuss at next meeting with a second fire truck purchase. Juggernaut Carnival queen voting ends as Miss Jessie Wolf wins with 16606 votes, Miss Myrtle Pyle 11876. Diamond ring presentation at 2:30. Carnival troupe departs to Clinton, Iowa tomorrow. A sprained ankle relief tip from Chamberlains ointment sold by all dealers.
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R. C. Thompson
Jessie Wolf
East F Seventh Street
Myrtle Pyle
Miss Wolf
Oelock
Carnival Company
Clinton
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Ari
the James Gardiner Company
Gilbert Shanks
Sunny Slope
Hawkeye Road
Dewar M. EK
Church
Watertow
Raymond
Paul Davis
van Pelt
Humphrey & Hitchcock
Flanders
J. H, King
Hox 11
Station A
Lowa
Buchanan's
Clarence Morley
Denver
Colo
J. B. Smith
J. R. Allen
L. G. Adams
George M. McWilliams
Lake Francis, Minn
Lewis Young
Webster City
Gene Williams
Charles City
Ely J. Forsythe
Party of Waterloo
Sumner
West Side
Fifth
Sycamore
J. T. Casey Company
M. A. McLaughlin
Jay St
LaCrosse
Wis
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Town
Vinton St
American House
East First St
Inquire 430 Center
Teward
Outfit Free
Act
Chicago Book and Music Company
South Wabash
Franklin
Ballance
Building
Lewis Miller
West Fourth St
South Street
Home Park
Watering
Iowa
Fourth St
It. S. Col Agency
East Fourth
Thquire
Rover Grinder & Marnace Works
Lamson Bros
South Dakota
Reevery
Texas
ST. Louis
Tne
Kansas City
DR. Lanham
First Presbyterian Church
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N. S
New York
Minneapolis
Chamberlain
Stock Exchange
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Reading
Rock Island
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Common
Amalgamated Copper
Erle
Bai
Waterio
Wellington of
Waterlowel
Oxfords
Stolt Bros
Commercial Street
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