Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Seen as Permanent State Event
Waterloo faces a pivotal decision on whether to bid for a permanent home for the dairy cattle congress. With Des Moines and Milwaukee rival shows, Waterloo’s bid this year appears to cement the event’s national status, drawing thousands and promising large regional economic benefits. The plan hinges on securing $9,000 stock absorption by local business leaders, with 41 firms already investing and more inquiries from manufacturers and financiers signaling broad city-wide gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh G. van Pelt
Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa State Dairy Association
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Des Moines
Waterloo Town Criers
Milwaukee
Iowa
United States
Wisconsin
Indiana
Lairying
Waterton
Aps
Bryan hints he may lead Bolt as party splits
Hartimore Md June 27 William Jennings Bryan signaled he might bolt the Democratic ticket if a progressive nominee and platform are not adopted He urged conservative leaders to back Wilson or Kern and to drop Clark Senator Luke Lea met Norman Mack to convey Bryan's plan for party harmony The convention meanwhile voted to abrogate unit rules allowing states with mandatory laws to keep them empowering Wilson with Ohio's 18 votes and threatening further breaks with delegations
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Hartimore
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
John W. Kern
Bryan
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Norman
Mack
Lea
Charap Clark
Wilson
Kern
Ohio
Greeks Flee In Scanty Attire As Burke Restaurant Burns
A fire at the Burke restaurant in the Witryp building on Syveamore street at 8:05 this morning sent about twenty Greek laborers fleeing in partial clothing from the second floor bunks. The blaze, caused by an overheated stove pipe in the lunch counter room, caused little damage before the east side fire department extinguished it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witryp
Syveamore Street
East Side
Bar Proposes Needed Reforms in State Meeting
Cedar Rapids June 27 Numerous reforms are proposed by the reform committee in its report to the State Bar association meeting. The reforms call for less recognition of technicalities an increased number of supreme court judges time limits for jury trial arguments verdicts by nine jurors in all civil and certain criminal cases and further removal of the judiciary from politics Senator Saunders of Council Bluffs president of the association praised Iowa’s judiciary and said other states would have less recall demand if judges were chosen as carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Reform Committee
State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Saunders
Council Bluffs
Association
Iowa
Bank clearings and realty transfers in Waterloo week
The Waterloo weekly bank clearings totaled 1 227 900.38 with daily figures ranging from 165 361.36 to 268 680.18, down from 1 061 222.92 a year ago. Realty transfers include deeds totaling 40 138.00 and mortgages 84 931.82 with 27 347.03 for chalant mortgages and 3 bills of sale. year-to-date totals show 3 records and a decrease of 216. IOWA FISHERMAN DROWNED. Edward Butler of Belle Vueila, a clam fisherman, drowned when his boat was struck by the steamer W. W. near Galena. body recovered.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Galena
Edward Butler
Bellevuela
Mississippi River
Here
W. W
Waterloo Show Growth Depends on Local Support
A cautious forecast argues the Waterloo show will add yearly wealth as it matures. Long term success hinges on broader public backing and the profit motive driving business leaders and citizens to sustain the event beyond its infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Thor
Criminal Assault on Young Woman in New Hartford
In New Hartford, Louisiana, on June 7 a 20-year-old woman, Isabelle Early, was assaulted in the family yard by two men. One restrained her, beer was forced upon her, and the crime occurred near the orchard. Police pursued suspects. one is reported arrested as officers continue the investigation.
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New Hartford
Isabelle Early
W. Griffith
Early
Hone
Jong
Pioneer’s Body to Be Exhumed in Local Cemetery Move
George C Jameson of St Paul plans to exhume his father Hugh Jameson a pioneer Lincoln township resident. Remains from Waterloo cemetery will be moved to the mausoleum in Fairview cemetery. The widow, nearly 90, lives with her son in St Paul and is visiting Des Moines this summer with the Wright family.
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George C. Jameson
St. Paul
Hugh Jameson
Lincoln Township
Waterloo
Fairview Cemetery
Herbert R. Wright
Des Moines
Boy Scouts Camp During Chautauqua at Chau tauya Park
The FL Mot A troop will camp at Chau tauya Park during Chautauqua tomorrow morning. Patrols will be led by Tom McManus Ben Howrey Harold La Rue Rev GG Backland and De Forest Miller under strict Boy Scout rules. The outing is expected to be delightful with many members participating.
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Boy Scouts of the
FL Mot A
Chautauya Park
Tom McManus
Ben Howrey
Harold la Rue
Rev. GG
Backland
de Forest Miller
Hove
Town Talk: Local Residents Attend Events and Moves
Miss Grace Bailey travels from Cedar Falls to Waterloo with Miss Marie Rinker for a week of visits. Sergeant Howard Chitrison is on vacation at Clear Lake. William Wounds steps in at the desk. Several residents head to Chicago and Rochester for outings and medical care, including a boy's arm amputation recovery at 724 Wellington Street. Laura Maloy pleads guilty to vagrancy. fined 36 with suspension and ordered to leave the city in 20 hours.
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Grace Bailey
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Marie Rinker
Howard Chitrison
Clear Lake
Iicer William Wounds
Fla
Leighton
Gan
Howard
Rochester
Minn
Wellington Street
W. R. Walker
M. M. Smith
Tyrone
Myre
Walker
West
Girl Vagrant Arrested For Being A Va Grant
Laura Maloy a 15 year old girl from Des Moines was arrested and arraigned in police court on a vagrant charge. She showed little concern during questioning and said she would rather go to jail than be ответ, having lived in Waterloo months. A not guilty plea was entered and trial set for 4 pm. Two men, W. W. Alexander and Lawrence Todd, were fined $6 for drunkenness. Police intensify drive to clear Waterloo of hoboes, ordering several vagrants to leave within thirty minutes.
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Laura Maloy
Jall
Waterloo
Httie
Des Moines
W. W. Alexander
Lawrence Todd
Cedar Falls
P Faulkner Takes A Bride
Miss Nettie May Shaffer of Chicago wed Frederick Patterson Faulkner in St James church Chienen. The Chicago bride and former U S Army officer now in business with F P Faulkner & Co plan residence at 409 Jefferson Street. The marriage followed a romance sparked in the Orient years ago.
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Waterton Friends
Nettie May Shaffer
Chicago
Frederick Patterson Faulkner
St. James M
Chienen
United States Army
Orient
Faulkner
Raylands
Card of Thanks Mystic Workers Reception Honors R J Belt
Mrs A Graham and family thank friends for tributes to their son and brother. George Wagner and the Mystic Workers of the World hosted a reception for the newly elected director of the supreme lodge R J Belt attended by over HG members. A program of musical selections and speeches followed by refreshments.
New York Stock Exchange Trading Roundup
June 27 market report lists closing prices and changes for major issues. Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Northern Pacific Great Northern United States Steel Southern Pacific United States Steel pfd Amalgamated Copper and others. brief snapshot of daily activity on the exchange.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Pennayivania
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific. Co
Great Northern
SPA Gas
New York Centrale
Anavonda
Young business woman wed in Waterloo social wedding
Miss Bi ma Rodamar of Waterloo marries John W Mericle of Montevideo Minnesota in a social event today. Rodamar has served as assistant cashier at Leavitt Johnson National Bank for years. Mericle is a young lawyer formerly in partnership with Attorney 7.0 Murtagh of Was terlod.
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Waterloo
Bima Rodamar
John W Mericle
Montevideo
Minn
Rodamar
Leavitt & Johnson Nas Rional Bank
Mericle
Murtagh
Wasterlod
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la Vale, Jr
Aden Dave
Frank EK. Adama
West Union
Jr. FL Brady Co
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Seurit
Kid
Burns
James
George
A. Y
A. C. Ryan Co
Chautauqua Park
Waterloo Hardware Company
Sixth
Lafayette
Phone Bos
Mra
W. C. Munger
Syndicate Building
Wamed
Peoples’ Furniture Company
Toan
W. W. Brooks
Washington
Wellington
Irving Hotel
Home Park
Woodlawn
Arthur C. Cole
C. K
Sons of Rest
J. H. Meyers
Bluff Street
Harley
Minneapolis
Friends Iy
E. Brinkerhoff
Syca- Waterloo
Vicinity
P. Faulkner Takes A
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Ae Ems
William Bo Eagle
Jimina Wo
Rippberger
Ackey
John Wo
Meriele
Emina Rodamar
Ree
Bate
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Henry W. Elson
Ohio, University
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