Nut Club Honors Waterloo Players Before Rained Game
Members of the Nut Club led by Bert Willford presented a floral horseshoe to Waterloo players to boost support as the game began amid impending weather. Umpire Pitman started the match but rain and a tornado interrupted play, ending with Waterloo ending its losing streak.
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Waterloo
Nut Club
Bert Willford
Boosters’ Club
Pitman
Curtis
Pennington
Bromley
Spurs
Masters
Blodgett
Shinners
Helden Hills and Cedar Rapids clash over schedule plays
Sporting gossip centers on Helden Hill shift to favor Cedar Rapids Ottumwa and Bunnytown games. Cedar Rapids boosters seek Ottumwa series on July 2 3 and 4 with split receipts while Ottawa officials refuse. Reader notes accuse Cedar Rapids of inflated attendance figures and no hit no run feats by pitcher Hopper.
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Helden Hill
Helden
Bunnies
Waterloo
Kewanee
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Bunnytown
Belden Hill
Cardinals defeat Cubs 1 to 0 in St Louis tilt
St Louis beat Chicago 1 to 0 as the two teams split the series and a doubleheader rainout stopped the second game after two innings. Lavender, Reulbach and Bresnahn plus Griner and Wingo pitched for Chicago, while St Louis relied on Bresnahan in the win.
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St. Louis
Chicago
St. Louia
Lavender
Reulbach
Bresnahan
Griner
Wingo
Standings Update from June Baseball Actions
Philadelphia and Boston split in a four game series with Philadelphia winning 8 to 5. Chicago was shut out 8 to 0 by St Louis, while Washington defeated New York 4 to 0. Cleveland and Detroit split a double header 6 to 4 and 6 to 5. Western and American Association results listed with several rain outs and low scoring games.
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Bert Hough
Monmouth
Reinhart
Hough
St. Joseph
Jimmy Dorhan
Central Association
Pete” McMillan
Drum
Dan Tierney
Mus
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Brooklyn
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Stack
Yingling
Miller
Meyers
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Boston
Philadelphiia
Phila
Seaton
Alexander
Killifer
Tyler
Dickman
Heas
Rariden
Washington
Tindal Nels A Vita
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
St. Louis
Chicago
Tomorrow’s NBA Matchups Hit Major Cities
Cleveland visits Chicago. St. Louis travels to Detroit. Philadelphia hosts Washington. New York plays Boston. Boston visits New York. Brooklyn faces Philadelphia. Chicago plays Cincinnati with Pittsburgh at St Louis.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Wee
Cincinnati
National League
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Real estate transfers and transport stats shown
John L. Stark to B G Shannon for part of Lot 10 Block 11 Lane and Fowlers Waterloo for 400 dollars. W T Howe to E B Roush for Lot 2 Arthur P Gorton and Lot S1 Campna Cedar Falls for 4200 dollars. Elizabeth Emert to R W Emert land in 1189 12 for 106 dollars. Washington bulletin notes bicycle motorcycle industry trends with declines in bicycle output from 1899 to 1909 and rising motorcycle figures.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
John L. Stark
B. G. Shannon
Lane & Fowler
Waterloo
W. T. Howe
EB. B. Roush
Arthur P. Gorton
Campna
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Emert
Et. al
R. W. Emert
Washington, D. C
Durand
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
W. M. Steuart
Farmer Near Traer Charged With Seduction
Ackley Iowa June 26 Henry Peterson a farmer living near Traer was arrested on a serious charge and brought to Aplington for a preliminary hearing An information sworn out by farmer Katie Wildeboer charging Peterson with the seduction of his step daughter Katie Wildeboer Peterson a wealthy farmer involved in rural community life
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Ackley
Henry Peterson
Traer
Aplington
Mr. Wildeboer
Kealey
Peterson
Katie Wildeboer
June Milk Tests Show 4.1 Average Butter Fat
W. W. Wyatt reports June milk tests with an average butter fat of 4.1 percent and above average cleanliness despite heat. He urges immediate refrigeration and vigilance during July through September to reduce deaths.
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W. W. Wyatt
Bennett
Oak Ridge
Shoemaker-Van Pelt-Maine Co
Sindinger
Towa
Mason City Adopts Commission Government In Brief Ceremony
Mason City Iowa moved to a commission form of government as the newly elected commission qualified and began duties. Mayor John Stanton leads public affairs with W E Miller in public safety and parks, H E Stanbery oversees accounts finances streets and public improvements.
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Mason City
Commission Plan of Government
Stanton
John Stanton
Department of Public Affairs
W. E. Miller
Department of Public Safety
Parka
H. E. Stanbery
Department of Accounts
Band Trip to Cedar Rapids Draws Waterloo Fans
The Waterloo Booster club arranged a July 6 excursion to Cedar Rapids for 25 La Rue band musicians. About 500 Bunnies and Jays fans will travel by train from Waterloo, with roosters organizing town cheer sections and 100 strong supporters planned. Cat Chase now runs the collection agency once led by the late FD Lyman in Waterloo.
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Waterloo Booster Club
Cedar Rapids
la Rue
Waterloo
Waterloo Roosters
Mmarch
Rooters
Cat
Bridge Plant Rises on Cedar for Mullan Avenue Span
Des Moines construction firm N. M. Stark & Co. reports December 1 completion for the Mullan avenue bridge. A mid river cable system with a 80 foot towers speeds work, saving labor and enabling watertight piers. Nine men rode a flat boat to shore as 35 workers advance the third pier and flood control measures.
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N. M. Stark & Co
Des Moines
Mullan Avenue
John Stark
Bridge Concern
Stark
Distinguished attorneys at bar convent to meet at Sioux City
Iowa City June 26. Charles E. Farnham of St Paul to represent the Minnesota State Bar Association at the Iowa State Bar convention in Sioux City June 36 and 27. Judge Emory Speer of Macon Ga will deliver the annual address. Simon Fleischmann of Buffalo will speak at the banquet. D D Murphy of Elkader sits on the state board of education and is on the program.
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Iowa City
Charles E. Farnham
St. Paul
D. D. Murphy
Elkader
State Board of Education
Longest Tenure for School Superintendent Highlighted
Easton Pennsylvania boasts Baptist William W. Cottingham who has spent sixty years in the same post as school superintendent. The feature cites other long-serving leaders like James M. Greenwood of Kansas City and Glass of Lynchburg noting decades of service from 1879 onward, as listed in the 1912 Commissioner of Education report.
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Washington
Easton
William W. Cottingham
W. R. Hood
Commissioner of Education
James M. Greenwood
Kansas City
Glass
Lynchburg
Phillips
Birmingham
McClymonds
Oakland
Jacob A. Shawan
Long-serving superintendents named in cross-country postings
Has been superintendent at Colurk bus Ohio for four years, Henry sny der at Jersey City New Jersey for twenty one years, Charles M. Jordan at atteneapolia and Charles W. Dean at Bridgeport Connecticut both for twenty years.
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Colurk Bus
Ohio
Henry Snyder
Jersey City
N. J
Charles M. Jordan
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