Democrats in Black Hawk choose 34 delegates per convention
Delegates in Black Hawk county gathered in the courthouse and unanimously adopted a resolution backing buoyant democracy and the Iowa delegation. They doubled the usual delegate allotment to 34 per convention with half votes, naming J. M. Gibson as temporary chairman and outlining a plan to nominate for state and congressional seats.
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Black Hawk County
Court House
Iowa
Baltimore
J. M. Gibson
E. E. Wilson
J. D. Liffring
Mr. Gibson
Champ Glark
Clark
Gibson
W. N. Birdsall
L. H. Edwards
J. C. Murtagh
E. E. Sage
R. H. Mueller
F. J. Fowler
J. W. Boyle
F. D. Keane
Herman Miller
George Hughes
I. M. Gibson
G. F. Johnson
M. H. Kelly
J. A. Ferguson
G. W. Barnes
J. D. Caldwell
G. W. Berger
7. C. Murtagh
J. C. Beam
la Porte City
John Kenny
Cegais
Waterloo Weighs Ottumwa Baseball Franchise Offer
Waterloo considers taking the Ottumwa franchise in the Central Association. Ottumwa faces cash and attendance issues while Waterloo lacks an available park. Manager Sean Egan leads a strong roster and a near top finish, with a transfer possible if a suitable park is found and a price is agreed.
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Waterloo
Ottumwa
Sean Egan
Politics and business strain before national conventions
A Leavitt & Johnson National Bank letter notes politics affects business a bit in late June with some decline expected before the two major parties hold national conventions. The crop outlook remains favorable with winter wheat around od million bushels and spring wheat near 86% million. oats and corn projections suggest strong yields while cotton area and condition show modest decline from last year.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Selief
Rested on Track Killed by Train in Illinois
Eugena Roblins of Liscomb aged 11 years walked toward home when fatigue overtook him and he slept on the Mint Peapolls and St. Louis railway track. A southbound freight struck him, killing him almost instantly.
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Marshalitown
Eugena Roblins
Liscomb
Union
Mint
Peapolls & St. Lows
Keat
Rlad
Republican Convention Elects Central Committee
The Iowa county Republican convention in the large court room selected J. E. Dempster as congressional committeeman and chose a new county central committee. Elmer F. Feely was named chairman, W. B. McMurray secretary, and E. M. Trechty treasurer. Delegates to the state convention were named. The meeting adjourned at 12:39 PM.
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W. M. Law
Law
B. KF
Jwsherns
Swisher
Jttam
Des Moines
G. A. Feely
A. W. McFarlane
J. B. Newman
J. Tedford
Alfred Longley
J. E. Dempster
Longley
Haniged
Mr. Longley
Cedar Falls
Hagle Township
R. M. Gunn
la Porte City
E. Simpson
H. B. Lizer
J. E. Bladine
J. RB. Newman
Carpenter
L. Bozeman
East Waterloo
Tuthill
G. W. Dawson
FE. W. Miller
H. W. Grout
Ifred Longley
Charles Knapp
A. W W. McFarlane
Waterloo
TB. McMurray
J. E. Williams
H. Bernbrook
B. F. Swisher
A. BR. Lovejoy
Guy A. Feely
Rainbow
H. C. Bernbrook
County Central Committee
Elmer F. Feely
W. B. McMurray
E. M. Trchty
Orange Township
Socialists Hold County Convention in Black Hawk
The Black Hawk county Socialists met in the supervisors' room at 11 o'clock. G. I. Hoy was named chairman and P. A. Christiansen secretary. Delegates to the state convention named: Hoy, Christiansen, Sanford, Wagoner, Reed. E. J. Dowd is a candidate for coroner. Vacancies filled for supervisors: Dist 1 O. J. Gilmore, Dist 3 George Rohrer, Dist 4 W. J. Brennan. Q. H. Hoy heads the county socialist committee.
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Black Hawk County
Court House
G. I. Hoy
P. A. Christiansen
B. L. Sanford
George Wagoner
Roy R. Reed
E. J. Dowd
O. J. Gilmore
George Rohrer
Town Talk local notices and injuries reported
Mrs. Margaret M. Daniel of 412 Jefferson Street fractured a small bone in an ankle after stumbling on a cedar stairway at home. Mrs. James Klinefelter was quite sick last night but improving today. Mr William Metenl and son left yesterday for a visit of about ten days with relatives in Minneapolis.
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Margaret M. Daniel
Jefferson Street
James Klinefelter
Willam Metenl
Inweraan
Minneapolis
Funk Acquitted Accuser Wanted Henning On Conspiracy Charge
Chicago June 29 Clarence Funk general manager of the International Arrester Company was cleared yesterday of a charge of alienating the affections of Mrs Josephine Henning John C Henning had accused Funk of wrongdoing Following the verdict a warrant was issued for Henning on conspiracy charges Henrik left the courtroom before the verdict and a $500 reward was offered for his whereabouts Deputy officers failed to locate him before midnight
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Chicago
Clarence
Funk
International Arrester Company
Josephine Henning
John C. Henning
Olson
Municipal Court
Henning
Defiance at Boss Murphy in Bryan speech sparks turmoil
Bryan stood amid a storm and urged quiet as he announced support for Governor Wilson. He denounced a potential partnership among Morgan Ryan Belmont and himself, and rejected nominating anyone not opposed to the bond issue. Sirvan returned to the Nebraska delegation amid ongoing protests and hisses.
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Sirvan
Nebraska
Thet'a and the Oar Claim Spark Juryless Tollgate
In Togus at the Eagle House Dubbleigh boasts a fast motor ride from Watkins Cornery completing the trip in fifty five minutes. An old man questions the claim and demands twenty five to settle the matter, with Dubbleigh offering witnesses from his guests.
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Dubbleigh
Eagle House
Togus
Watkins Cornery
Wales
Harper’s Weekly
Political Shift Rumors Grow Over Clark Campaign Prospects
In a tense exchange debates over New York's bloc and the Underwood campaign. Senator Bankhead of Alabama says his forces will not join Clark, arguing their votes would fail to nominate Clark or Wilson and insisting others must align with them. The debate hints at a dark horse contender amid prolonged contest.
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New York
Clark
Kerp
Gaynor
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Underwood
Mr. Clark
Gov. Wilson
New Jersey
Celebration in Orange Township Fourth of July program
The Brethren church in Orange township hosts an all day Fourth of July celebration with President Charles A. Blanchard of Wheaton College delivering an address on Secret Societies at 2 PM. A Sunday school program by children is set for 10:30 AM and the public is invited to attend.
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Brethren Church
Orange Township
Charles A. Blanchard
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ill
Seamen Seek Closed Shop Solidarity Across Coastwise Lines
Delegates of the National Transport Workers' Federation promote a closed shop push among firemen and longshoremen as a 23,000 to 50,000 port impact looms. A general strike from Maine to Texas could affect 150,000 workers, while officials express tempered concern.
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New York
National Transport Workers’ Federation of America
Coast Wise Steamship Companies
Maine
Texas
Steamship Line
Temperature notes and Chautauqua Park events
Temperature details mark June 29 with readings from 12 night to 1 a.m. and a 97 degree high at 5 p.m. Historical comparison notes yesterday’s 97 high and last year’s 68 low. Events include Hear La Rue’s band and the Alpine Tyrolean Singers at 1 p.m. and ex-Senator Mason at Chautauqua Park at 8:15 p.m. Saturday, June 29.
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Rue
Alpine iTyrelean Singers
KE. Mason
Tlinois
Chautauqua Park
Ta Rue
Tih Poom
EL Mason
T. S
Minoty
Chautanquia Park
Buchanan Optical Cap
Syndicate Block
la Rue
Win. E. Mason
U. S
Tinos
Mason
Jinois
Andrew C Hahn to Wed Sunday in Simple Ceremony
A license to wed was issued to Andrew C Hahn of Waterloo and Olinda Grossman of Parkersburg. The groom, abducted and taken to Chicago before his planned wedding last Wednesday, will marry tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the bride’s sister’s home with close relatives present. Rev. Hahn of Waverly will officiate. The groom is improving and recalls little of the disappearance.
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Andrew C. Hahn
Waterloo
Olinda Grossman
Parkersburg
Chicago
Ben R. Bauske
Dane Street
Mr.Hahn
Waverly
Mr. Hahn
Youth Arrested on Grave Charge in Missouri
Ernest Alexander twenty three is arrested on a rape charge on a Hudson area farm. Sheriff I M Shores held him at the county jail awaiting St. Joseph police arrival. He denies the charge and says the girl is his stepsister.
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William F. Gray
St. Joseph
IF. M. Shores
Ernest Alexander
Hudson
Alexander
Shores
Americans Lead in Olympic Team Rifle and Clay Shooting
In Stockholm on June 29 the United States led the first stage of the army rifle team competition with a 438 score from six shooters of 15 shots each at 200 meters. Britain second with 428, while the U S team also led the clay bird event with 108 hits to 107 for Germany and 104 for Britain. Also listed: Tyrolean singers at 7 15 p m and ex U S senator Mason at Chautauqua Park at 8 15 p m.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Man Rescued From Drowning In Cedar River
A young man, employed at an east side clothing store, nearly drowned while bathing near the public bathhouse in the Cedar River last evening. He went under water twice, exhausted after prior effort, cried for help, and three nearby young men pulled him to shallow water. He was revived and taken to the bathhouse and said he would have drowned without immediate aid.
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Cedar River
Lost purse at Great Western depot prompts prosecution notice
A purse taken at the Great Western depot last night is claimed by its owner. Four known parties are described and will be prosecuted if the item is not returned at once. Return to Courier office. Also notices selling a furnished room and a classified Water to Steam Laundry job offer.
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Great Western Depot
Courier Office
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Con Kirby
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Gressional Committeeman
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New County Central Committee
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Phewe
Coperigit
Lye
Taek Sarid
Fichu
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Accuser
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Vindi
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Seamen's Union
Coastwise Seamen’s Union
City of Montgomery
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Saratoga
Ward
Hamilton
Old Dominion
Arapahoe
Clyde
H. H. Raymond
American Steamship Association
Andrew C. Haan
Commercial St
Ilamburg
Berteh Ave
Lewis Miller
West Fourth Street
Hammond Avenue
North Dakota
Morton Counts
Duke Naven
First National Bank
Minnesota
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Waterloo Realty
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