Bride of Earl Coats Celebrates La Porte City Wedding
Regina Greensill daughter of Mrs Fred Perigo married Earl Coats son of Mr and Mrs John Coats on the St Marys parsonage in Waterloo. Rev Father Rohmman officiated. The couple plans to reside in La Porte City before moving to Easton.
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la Porte City
G.bingrich
Anna Gunter
Lanjaster County
Gabriel Gingrick
Gingrich
German Reform Church
Lancaster City
Homa Sharen
Ouple
Matt Tharp
James M. Gingrich
Denver
Gala
C. B
Harrisville
A. L. Lovell
W. W. Morrison
Oakfield
Wis
B. H. Jarvis
Jarvis
Waterloo
W. M. Blough
St. Mary's Parsonage
Regina Greensill
Fred Perio
Earl Coats
John Coats
Eask
Rohlman
Harry Auburn
Mt. Auburn
St. Croix
Robert Milne
Albert Lea
Mile
Fields
St. Louis
Smith
Henry Loveless
J. W. Stetwart
Atkins
B. Morgan
Henry Waldrof
Ek, Narber
Wilma Smith
Hattie Smith
Bruce
Chas. Hayzlett
Archie McQuilkin
John Wilmore
Hher
Fort Dodge
McQuilkin Plevic
Tents
Cedar Falls
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
Local social notes and hospital reports in Waterloo area
Unger and Miss Exie McQuilkin hosted a Sunny Side plan that moved indoors due to bad weather. Mrs. B. R. Teeter underwent appendicitis surgery at Presbyterian hospital in Waterloo and is recovering well. Updates include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hulse and son of Vinton, travels of Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Goodwin to Ohio, and local movements of the Harmon and Miller families. Jake Miller had gallstone surgery at Presbyterian hospital in Waterloo and is resting comfortably after an uneventful recovery from the operation and anesthesia.
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Teeter
Roy Hulse
Little Son of Vinton
Ohio
Hadley
Cleveland
Goodwin
Clyde
Medina
Milt Harmon
Waterloo
Dan Miller
Bruce Township
Lou Fry
Rockfort
William Evans
De Wet Sentenced to Six Years and Fine in Treason Trial
General Cristien De Wet, a South African rebel leader, received six years in prison and a 2000 pound fine after being found guilty of treason on eight counts. The ruling was announced in Bloemfontein with London reporting.
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de Wet
Bloemtoentern
Union of South Africa
London
Cristien de Wet
Eight County
Not For Men Only Indigestion eludes women too
Women suffer indigestion and constipation as men do and need the same remedy to keep the stomach liver and bowels regular Foley's Cathartine Tablets are wholesome cleansing do not gripe or cause nausea Stout people say this is the one cathartic that relieves the over-full clogged feeling Sold by all druggists everywhere adver Neemant
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Foley
Adver Neemant
Town News Roundup From Greene To Waterloo And Beyond
Town notices from Greene to Waterloo report a circus visit, Salvation Army open air meeting, a motor collision causing light damage, and a fire at a Chautauqua park home. City licenses bring in 165 dollars with 31 cab licenses and 150 for the circus. Local residents travel to Chicago for advertising meetings and navy enlistments.
Want ad 1¢ reaches Waterloo households nightly
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter runs a 1 cent want ad that reaches about 6,506 Waterloo homes. The paper distributes a copy to every home each evening.
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Waterloo
New Note to Berlin on Frye Case Ready
Washington dispatches say Ambassador Gerard has not yet received a German reply to the latest American note on submarine welfare and cannot estimate Berlin's timing. President Wilson says Gerard expects a reply soon and that a new note on the W. P. Frye case is ready for dispatch before the president's summer leave from the White House.
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Berlin
Frye
Washington, D. C
Gerard
Wilson
United States
Germany
W. P. Fryerg
White House
British War Loan May Reach Total of Five Billions
London June 22 The war loan may reach a maximum of 1 000 000 000 pounds. The issue, described as a clever piece with conversion provisions, dominates stock exchange discussions. It could overshadow the market for some time and reduce dealings in standard securities like canants and home rails.
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London
Stock Exchange
Six Injured in Smashup at Fair
A touring car collided with a motor bus in sight of the ferry building injuring six people including George P. Dixon of San Francisco who suffered a skull fracture and T. W. O Connor of Monticello with internal injuries. The car was said to be at high speed as Mr and Mrs Haberts attempted to catch a sigamer.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Franciscan
George P. Dixon
T. W. O'Connor
Monticello
Far Bergett
Ind
G. L. Spaulding
Brookfield
Pauline Olsen
Chicago
Siege Warfare at Dardanelles Intensifies After Allied Revolt
Paris reports Gallipoli operations have shifted toward siege warfare with local assaults and counterattacks. An Athens dispatch notes intense fighting last Wednesday as Allies repelled a Turkish attack and took 700 prisoners. Allied trenches near Seddul Belir and Avi Burnu lie four miles from the point, while fleet activity suggests a general straits attack may be imminent.
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Paris
Gallipali
Elavas
Athens
Seddul Belir
Avi Burnu
Fhe Straits
Funeral services for Rosina Nanman and G A Place
Funeral services for Rosina Nanman who died Sunday morning were conducted at the First Baptist church at 2 30 this afternoon by Rev W L Dorgan. The remains were interred at Elmwood cemetery. Funeral services for G A Place who died Saturday at Pierre were conducted at Peterson Bros chapel this morning by Rev W B Sanford of Westminster Presbyterian church. Interment was at Elmwood.
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Rosina Nanman
First Baptist Church
W.L. Dorgan
Elmwood Cemetery
G. A. Place
Pierre
Peterson Bros
W. B.sanford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elmwood
Colorado Professor Claims Removal Over Strike Sympathy
Howlder Colorado June 22 Prof James M H Brewster of the University of Colorado law faculty says he was not reappointed by the board of regents and was removed for sympathy with the Colorado union coal miners during their recent strike.
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Howlder
Colo
James Mh, Brewster
Law
University of Colorado
Board of Regents
Colorado
Feoal
Balance in favor of United States near one billion
Secretary Redfield told the cabinet that the balance in favor of the United States on June 19 stood at 976.9 million dollars and he predicted the year ending July 1 would exceed one billion.
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Washington
BD. C
Redfield
United States
Jon
Morgan Plans New French Loan Floating Here
J P Morgan & Company said in New York that arrangements were completed with Rothschilds of Paris to float a new French loan in the United States. The exact amount could not be stated, but it is backed by high grade railway bonds as secured by the Morgan firm.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Company
Rothschilds
Paria
Final Plea to Save Becker’s Life
Becker’s chief counsel Martin P Minteon seeks last appeal options to discuss with Guramar Warren and request gubernatorial reprieve to halt execution. Sources indicate a proposed appeal to overturn death sentence and halt capital punishment amid ongoing legal efforts.
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New York
Jung Ys
Fred
Man
Chip Bosker
Shermain d
Martin ‘P. Minteton
Becker
Allty
Guramar Warren
Booka
Seven Men Arrested in Be Francisco Neutrality Breach Case
Seven men were arrested in San Francisco by special agents of the Department of Justice in an operation linked to alleged breaches of U S neutrality laws. Assistant U S Attorney Rap Wood said the investigation is in pretrial stages and involves law enforcement role from England.
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Sy Francisco
Cal
Duane
Be Francisca
Bridel Reébarvidde
Te Department of Joe
England
Assiatanut
Rapro
Houston appoints new deputy marshal in local office
Federal Marshal R. Moore announced an appointment for a deputy marshal in the northern district. John Philpot of Wir lerloo was named to the post and will assume duties after a brief joining period.
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Mihoyne
Dane le
R. Moore
Ative Northern Dike
Lew
Woustah
Wir Lerloo
Hue Beer
Sds
John Philpot
Wardal
Philpot
Marshal Moore
Houston
Binews
Fire destroys Potter Sons building in Philadelphia
Miladelphia June 22. Two men were killed and fourteen injured as a fire at Thomas Potter Sons & Company destroyed one building. An explosion of benzine caused a wall to topple on firemen. Property loss estimated at $40,000. Victims named William James and John Millison Jr. were identified as missing leading figures.
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Miladelphia
Thomas Potter Sons & Company
William James
John Millison, Jr
Fire in Chautauqua area destroys city market and hospital
From El Para and Juarez reports a large fire at Chautauqua damaged the city market and a hospital. Authorities dispute claims of 2000 injured as Gen. Ornelas acknowledges the blaze. Nearby events include a birthday surprise and social gatherings with local families and clubs.
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el Para
Ornelas
Imarez
Chautua
Chihuahue Iso
Juares
Italians Capture Two Forts Near Gorizia
Geneva dispatch reports Italian forces advancing twelve miles north of Gorizia with gains along the Isonza region. Trenches yielded two machine guns as bombardment favored Italian artillery and heavy guns from the eastern front are being moved to the sector.
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Geneva
Paris
Joyeve
Tribune
Laibard
Gorizt
Sourhonet
Pavia
Tsanan
German Paper Sussen Suspended Over Critique of Americans
German authorities ordered the Werlin Tages Zeitung to suspend publication indefinitely following a recent article by Count von Reventow that criticized German American relations. The move halted all issues amid government pressure and press restrictions.
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Kerlin Londen
Werlin Tages Zeitung
Count von Reventow
Thaw Sanity Trial Opens in New York
In New York on December 22 192? the trial opens before Supreme Court Justice Hendrick and a jury to determine if Carl Thaw is sane and entitled to freedom from the asylum. The report notes Wasdale Waterloo readers anticipate updates and a public interest angle.
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New
Yorn
New York
Piffy
Kmmoonel
Marry K. Thaw
Malleawan Asylum
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Night Assault Mystery Shocks Community
A chaotic report details a nighttime assault surrounding Popp and associates with Sheriff Henderson investigating. Claims of a weaponed group guarding a property are noted amid confusion about suspects and the timeline, with an arrest and questions raised about the victim’s movements.
Plainfield Social Roundup Trades News and Visits
Blainfield residents report visits and departures as Miss Luln Vosseller leaves for Oakdale with sister and friends. Ed Meyers family returns from Minnesota trip. Miss Jula Shabrle visits Waverly and New Hartford relatives. Mr Boyd and Mrs Texvlar make short trips. Wilt Pierce passes away.
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Blainfield
Tain Pawers
Minneapol
Gertrude Lowe
Waterton
Luln Vosseller
Jude
Oakdale
Mel
Wo W. Taylor
Frank Jayd
Vosseller
Mr. Boyd
Texvlar
Dim. Lea
Anniette
Ed. Meyers
Minnesota
Missep
Lolores Dempsey
Waverly
Jula Shabrle
Fatty
New Hartford
R. L. Farneworth
Wilt Pierce
Wanted Ads From Late Receptionithe Wellington Area
A fragmented late arrival of want ads includes listings for a private family room, a female partner, day labor, black or brown dog named Rascal, second hand bicycle for sale, and a Boston Bull Terrier inquiry. Several entries mention ruminations on lodging near Sunhurst Inn, with contact details and partial addresses.
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Wellington
Waek
West Ste
Phona
Cate
Benyern Lafayette Park
Chitntuniuy
Blark
Sunhurst Inn
Ayeford
J. UW Winanel
Winek's
Haley Plores Funeral Held After Tragic Event Near Ven M
Haley Plores, tied to her parents Sin and Mia, attended a funeral held Sunday at Ven M El Chute following a velo incident. Roy traveled Sunday to attend the services as part of the somber events surrounding the tragedy.
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Sin
Mia
Haley Plores
Ven M. EL Chute
Roy
Drvdig
Veliae Ayacention
Community Notes From St Ansgar Church and Visits
Mrs J A Mather hosted the Ladies Aid at the Church on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included neighborhood families and visiting relatives from Waterloo and Iowa City. Several names and trips appear, including Miss Maui Thine returning from Carnell and plans for a group from Stow Ehenipte to travel to St Paul for a visit with relatives.
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J. A. Mather
Aid Harbus
Tee Jens Wormendiy
Maui
Carnell Ends
Vyashiggen
Nectar Reguatcinl
Visi
Waterloo
Sadiegaedas
Ada Wilke
Sueal Lon Hiresdins
Extanlah
Nis
Tebraide
Pramie
Cart Mogan
Fie
Inethan
Crasen
Taye Othe
Iowa City
Waverly
Logsie Dodge
Stow
Ehenipte
Ety
Nescinnies Larbiens
Olay van Ihettiit
Janesen
Ko Thunten
OnBesen
Krulivh
Whorsetad
Community Notes From Greeae June Visit and Schools
Local news items highlight visits by George le of Cedar Stupids and Edith Lockwand closing Des Moines college work. Miss Gladys Snyder becomes high school principal. Logan to teach music and history. Mrs. Ten Lucas surgery in Des Moines precedes recovery. J M Neal and Merle plan an auto trip to Minnesota and the Dakotas. Sisters of St Francis teach at the new academy before heading to Clinton for a break, then return in fall.
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Troens
George [le
Cedar Stupids
J. UH. Ellip
Mite
Edith Lockwand
College At
Des Moiins Whd
Wes Nolericke
Quinn
Missy Gladys Snyder
Des Moines
Logan
Pleasant
Charles Thomas
St. Paul
Wilson
J. M. Neal
Merle
Minneata
Dakotas
Lamberton
Ten Lucas
Dee Moines
Methodist Hospital
Roland Miller
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Sisters of the Order of St. Francis
Clinton
Thane
Strike Called Off for June 28 at Waterley Rail Shops
The widespread naval railway workers union reports the strike of machinists harpers boilermakers blacksmiths carpenters and sheet metal workers at Waterley and connected depots will end at 10 in the morning of June 28. Officials say the executive committee of the railway department of the American Federation of Labor ordered the suspension though many workers question the move. About 494 workers remain at Waterley with total wage claims between 35000 and 48000.
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Inet Central
American Federation of Luter
Thia
Waterley
YQ Attends Homecoming Parade in Geneseo Reunion Weekend
Misa Ella White and Mrs WL Re Cote depart for Geneseo Illinois for a four day homecoming celebration. A grand parade is planned as part of the reunion of old acquaintances and fond visits to their former town. Mrs Cole will visit Chicago before heading home.
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Misa Ella White
WL Re Cote
Geneseo
Bnth
Mras Cole
Chicago
Blau Gas Promises Safe, Efficient Lighting and Cooking
Blau Gas proclaims itself the safest non asphyxiating gas with a small 4 percent explosive range and dry, frost resistant properties. It touts rich illumination, automatic house plant operation, steady light, no odor, and lower cost per candle power than oil or electricity, urging independent testing in Black Hawk County.
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Greene
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T. K. Kémend
Dubuque
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J. D. Finnerty
Baltimore Street
Charles Cole
W. R.cole
UTM
Minneapolis
W. GC. Lang
Riverside Drive
Chautauqua Park
Brethren Church
King’s Daughters
Byrnes Park
Elizabeth Reinhart
W. Reed
A. J. Busby
Glinda State Poster Advertising Association
Busby
Admen
Fred L. Fell
Jennie Allen
James T. Knapp
United States Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Lee Woodruff
Ollie Beckwith
Jamees T. Knapp
Jatl
Dardanelles
Prom Colorado University
Worgan
Philadelphia
Church of the Brethren
al Cable
Cable
Johnstown
Tnele
Mr. Cable
Cedar Walls
N Cable
Orange
G. M. I. Club
Hautauqua Park
Lorna Hortong
Esther Northenp
Webher Northruy
Loria Hartang
Catherine Mears
Gladys Montague
A‘ainne Jameson
Rath Coniff
Bernice Jones
Jona 4Elihoelter
Raith Smail
Tria
Sussen Dtd
Americ
Wasterloo
Addr Ara
WY Hack
Mare
Gu Conoid
Sherk
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Wiideh
Igen
Tad Wiarcod
Mi Papp
Askitie
Anita Ak Tin Popp
Asmirec
Popp
Cirenas
Vopp
Dover
Neo
Bridge
Plainfield
Midlern
Tomec
ST. Ansgar
Miss M
Red
Blau Gas
ADL
Oodor
Blau-Gas
Black Hawk County
Quest & Smith
Black Hawt Downer
Fifth Street
Weteclon
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