Waterloo meeting protests against undesirables in North Waterloo
Residents meet at city hall to denounce Black people and urge drastic action. Petition to Mayor Thompson and Chief Leighton calls for stricter enforcement, more officers, and penalties for disorderly houses. Police vow continued efforts to clean up the neighborhood and arrest violators.
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Y Boys Camp at Shirley's Lake in Waterloo
The YMCA announces a ten day boys camp at Shirley's Lake from July 12 to 22 led by George H. Cockburn and Jacob Bintz with two cooks and volunteer leaders. Cost is six dollars per boy. applications due by July 7. Open to non members of good moral character. tents on elevated ground with spring water and boating, bathing, and fishing opportunities.
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Elk Run
iWaterloo VY. M.C
George H. Cockburn
Jacob Bintz
Breakfast mishap and picnic plans in Cedar River park
The 1920s girls report Relu injured during a Cedar River park picnic breakfast. Miss Anna Elvina Strohbehn and Abigail Lucas traveled about 5:30 with others arriving around 6:30. Agnes Keenan and Adeline Hayes prepared a three course repast as martshmallows were toasted for amusement.
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Adeline Hayes
Married in Waterloo at early morning ceremony
Rev. A Haehlen officiated the wedding of Mark Hansen and Laura M Nelson at their Waterloo area home. Nelson is from near Waterloo and Hansen hails from Denmark. They will live with Orange Nelson five miles north of Waterloo. The text also promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney health.
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Victor Bender Dominates First Waterloo Field Day
Victor Bender won the heavyweight track events and the tennis tournament at Byrnes Park during the Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter field day. John Stalte and Elmer Knode also starred in multiple events, while siblings Elmer and Neal Knode led the under 90 pounds class, and the west side beat the east side 7 to 4 in the afternoon games.
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British Hold Up Dernburg 3 Only Hope Gone Quiet
London dispatches report no official word on the Bergetsfjord detainment at Kirksall and the fate of Dr Bernhard Dernburg former German colonial secretary. Allies in America had guaranteed safe conduct. the Hergensfjord voyage to Bergen was interrupted. News reached New York after British censor delays.
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Belligerent routes halted for mails to Norway Sweden Denmark Netherlands
Washington June 24 reports that US mails bound for Norway Sweden Denmark and the Netherlands in transit through belligerent countries have been opened and censored. Postmaster General Burleson directed that until further orders all mails for those countries be sent on vessels sailing direct and not stopping at belligerent ports.
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Allies Report Gains at the Dardanelles
Paris notes detail operations on the north side of the Dardanelles from June 1 to June 24. The French and British attacks gained 150 to 400 yards along a front of over a mile and British troops captured over 500 prisoners.
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Long-Lost Son Seeks Father’s Letter After 27 Years
Waukegan June 24 A postmaster reports a letter from John A Littlejohn missing since 1888. Abraham Littlejohn who died June 17 1915 kept daily hope for a message from his son. The story notes the family separation and the father’s lifelong wait for news.
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Waterloo man talks cross country by telephone stunt
W F Parrott of Waterloo connected via a telephonic line from Chicago to San Francisco during an Admen's convention dinner. Guests spoke with San Francisco Chamber of Commerce President Lynch and Panama Pacific Expo President Moore, listened to a tenor solo, and enjoyed a roughly thirty minute demonstration of long distance voice.
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Cedar Falls
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New York City
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Bankers Return From State Meeting in Waterloo
Delegation of Iowa bankers crowed about Davenport's reception but praised Waterloo as next year’s convention site. Des Moines withdrew a standing invitation in favor of Waterloo. Speakers included Senator Weeks, Senator Sherman, Mr Harrison, and Mr Albert whose remarks drew favorable comment.
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Waterloo
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J. C. Trumbauer
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Tilinois
Harrison
Oklahoma
Albert
Minerapolis Tribune
King of Spain to Appoint New Ministry
Madrid June 24 King Alfonso believed to decide to retain Primo Dato with a new set of ministers after lunching with the kings at La Granja Dato returns to Madrid for a conference with monarchial party chiefs.
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U S Oil Steamer Gargoyle Seized by British Prize Court
London reports a British prize court seized the American oil steamer Gargoyle of 4425 tons gross, owned by Vacuum Oil Co. The ship, en route from New York to Alexandria with bulk oil, was seized after a voyage that began May 11 and was reported near Malta May 31. The captain indicated the seizure occurred several days earlier, with no official British motive disclosed.
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Probate Court Pushes for Estate Reports to Avoid Contempt
Probate court actions stem from neglected annual estate reports by administrators executors and guardians. Clerk Pettit has mailed nearly ten percent notices urging filing, with some estates delinquent triggering orders to show cause within ten days. Heirs ask about missing reports as bonds renewal and clerk duties continue in June.
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Suffering Child Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A six year old girl from Fort Wayne Indiana suffered two years from an itchy burning scalp behind the ear. The skin ailment spread from a small beginning to a silver dollar size area causing scratching and distress. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the rash improved and she was restored to health. A free Skin Book offer is noted.
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Dog License Drive Targets Violators in Hewitt
City Dog Catcher Charles Jones triggers a sweep to collect unpaid licenses with a $2 male and $4 female penalty. The effort follows a recent crupadle with seized dogs from the Cole Rendering works and a short pound stay before owners pay taxes. Police report robbers from the Tibbetts tailor shop remain at large.
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Persistent Intimidation Linked to Local Suspect
Police say the supposed potinsy was the work of home talent. Bloodhounds traced a trail from a corner near Steely and Prokport to Dewar, indicating a Tuesday evening event. A tramp questioned but cleared. officers had earlier been at the range before following the clue.
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Quake Felt Again in El Centro California
A second minor earthquake rattled El Centro at 8:40 a m today following a prior tremor. The shocks disrupted local buildings and frightened residents, with continued tremors reported overnight as officials assess damage and timing.
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Lecturer Also Newspaper Man
Dr Rug Comyell, pastor of Mindelpha, Mindelpha, will appear before an audience at the Waterloo chantry tonight. He is a Civil War era lecturer aligning with the union cause and is connected to the Wilkird valley post in Somerville. His son Leon Cowell is editor of the Somerville Bomerville.
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Dr Conwell Pioneer Journalist with Boston ties
Dr Conwell, who began practicing law in Boston over forty years ago, became a pioneer newspaper man and helped establish the Minneapolis Chronicle which later merged into the Minneapolis Tribune. He also had connections to the Boston Globe and Boston Traveler. Contrel praised ex-Senator Youngs address as the best he has heard. He predicted the European war would last a long time until one side is exhausted.
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Announcements from Stoly Name Court and Isabella Picnic
Stoly Name Court No 1028 meets in Tesular session this evening at Sacred Heart hall. Members should be prepared to pay dues. The Naughtere of Isabella hold their annual picnic on Tuesday at FILES park with meeting at 10 Lusch. lunch will be served.
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