Cedar Falls notes on visits and local events
Cedar Falls brief notes record James Powers visiting Cedar Falls, Mrs. Tom Clark returning from Des Moines, and multiple local residents traveling to Davenport Beloit and Omaha. Several gatherings are noted, including anniversaries, church activities, and a Danish Baptist ministers convention. Burial services and family movements are mentioned along with a report on a fly extermination lecture and paving bids for Centalphalls streets.
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Cedar Falls
James Powers
Prairie Nu Chien
Wis
Tom Clark
Des Moines, Jr
HN. Silliman
Lenore Silliman
Dovenport
Silliman
Iowa
Roger Leavitt
Boston
The
A. BL
F. M
Beloit
Board of
Trust Tees
Unive
New Rulings In Sewer Drainage
Des Moines reports Iowa Supreme Court rulings on property rights and municipal sewer projects. The Grinnell case allows diverting water to a new drainage system while guarding against substantial injury to downstream owners and rejects in advance assumption that a disposal plant will fail. It discusses purification duties, nuisance prevention, and legislative pollution concerns in a landmark decision affecting future municipal drainage schemes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Rourdt
Grinnell
Tom
Almanstrate
Livingston-MrDonald Va
Vist
Essen
Etry
Towa
Fire in Painview home sparks alarm in sunlit morning
In Winona Minnesota a fire broke out yesterday at the home of Mrs Nuna in Painview. A smoke smell woke her as a book on a table ignited from a sunlit incident. The blaze caused scorched materials and prompted caution. No injuries are reported.
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Winona
Wow
Nana
Memorial Hall work begins for Citizens group project
Grounds were prepared for the WG.A.R Memorial Hall under City Engineer A Kohy and architect J Ralston. Excavation for the foundation starts tomorrow by F O W Chapman with work to complete the edifice by November 1. Waterloo camp No 23 Sons of Veterans named committees to arrange interior furnishings and a dish set gift to the GAR, and a July tarnished social was planned with local ladies auxiliary.
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WG. A R. Memorial
A Kohy
Sons of Veterans
W. G. Rogers
Ro. Brown
H. P. Lowell
GARL
Ray Snod- Brass
J. J. Byrne
Ray Snodgrass
Harry A. Troair
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Trikers Show How They Stand Against Executives
Members of the local machinists union adopt resolutions demanding the resignations of President Wharton and executive council for their action in calling off a long strike. The vote condemns the railroad department and urges investigation by Samuel Gompers.
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Executive Council
W. 4. Johnston
The
Machinists’ International Association
Machinists’ Organization
In Labor Temple
Inois Central
Southern Pacific
Colon Pacific
Harriman
Railroad Employes’ Department
St. Louis
A, FL of L
Wlingis Central
A. F. of I
Illinois Central
Warkiman
Unio
Waterloo Lodge of Machinists
Samuel Gompers
A. FL O. L
Wiliam H. Johnston
Machinists’ Union
Washington
Franklin
Boilermakers
Kansas City
Kline
Blacksmiths
Chicago
Waterloo Lodge
Promised Statement Prompts Sensation Over Bryan Quit
Washington reports a two week delay in Germany note replies as Berlin expects the Urat issue to slow. Public focus shifts to Mr Bryan's resignation and rumored Wilson cabinet tensions with speculation on his political plans and the administration's inner workings. Wilson's aides anticipate a forthcoming statement to satisfy press demands.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Bryan
Berlin
United States
William
England
Sale Department
Tansing
Wilson
Naval Cadets Admit Stealing Exam Information at Annapolis
At Annapolis the court of inquiry heard Midshipman James E B Waddell and C M Rengele testify that cadets accessed the marine engineering department to obtain marks on recitations and exams. They said they did so alone or with others, including BR M Nelson, an honor man recommended for dismissal. The practice aimed to let faster students study ahead.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Marine Engineering Department
James EB. Waddell
C. M. Rengele
Waddell
Reagle
BR. M. Nelson
Swedish Queen Narrowly Escapes Allied Bombs in Karlsruhe
Berlin reports the Swedish Queen Victoria and Prince Maximilian of Baden’s family escaped injury as French aviators bombed Karlsruhe. One bomb hit the castle roof above the prince’s children rooms, another near a Swedish lady in waiting. Dowager Duchess of Baden present. German authorities say past raids targeted military sites. raid cited as retaliation for Allied attacks.
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Berlin
Sayville
L. L
Victoria
Sweden
Maximilian of
Baden
Karlsruhe
Hochschild
Many Tuberculars Go West 10 Die
Washington reports that 10,000 consumptives annually migrate west to die, with Western Texas and New Mexico hosting over 60,000 tuberculous residents. The study notes rising migratory trends to resort cities, varying death rates after arrival, and concerns over timing and transport.
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Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Texas
New Mexico
Albuquerque
FE Paso
San Antonio
Altho
Social circle hosts at Mrs Steimel’s in Eagle Center
Mrs Wm Steimel entertained the Social circle on Thursday afternoon for a pleasant gathering. Mr and Mrs Harvey Sucher and children are visiting Cedar Falls. Mr and Mrs Frank Lichty of Waterloo were visitors in the John Weber home. Miss Esther Trainor of Waterloo is visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Joe Greany were Blessing visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Klein were Waterloo callers Monday.
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Charles Henderson
Leon
R. W. McLaughlin
Olive Street
Ferry Terday
Margaret Blossom
Fenton
Mo AL Rait
FL M. Cline
Briton
M.S. Cline
Clay Street
Jennie Hutchisey
Monmouth
The
Colleene
Storm Lake
Mary F. Hearst
State Teachers’ College
Hutchison
Aliys Riggs
Washington Street
W. A. Bennett
C. A. Boehmer
Wm. Steimel
Harvey Sucher
Cedar Falls
Frank Lichty
Waterloo
John Weber
Esther Trainor
Joe Greany
Frank Klein
Balkan War Possible as Allies Concede in Balkans
Berlin reports the Overseas News agency says Bulgaria’s German minister to Berlin will discuss the Entente proposals. press in allied countries shows disappointment with Balkan conditions. Quarrels between Serbia Bulgaria over Macedonia threaten renewed Balkan alliance as tensions rise.
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Berlin
Sayville
Today
Sofia
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Balkans
Serbia
Macedonia
Balkans Tensions Rise Over Banat and Balkan Demands
The excerpt reflects intensifying discord in the Banat region and southern Hungary amid Balkan affairs. It notes Russian diplomats fearing a new Balkan War and hints at quarrels among Entente powers over Balkan nation demands provoking further incitement.
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Banat
Hungary
Sebia
Greece
Albania
Popcorn Wagos, Jitney Driver Face City Licenses
City auditors found three popcorn wagons operating without licenses and notified operators to report to police headquarters. Licenses were issued, with the monthly fee set at $10 per wagon. A jitney bus operator was arrested for operating without a city license and fined $5 in police court.
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DeGon
Polt
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