Leaders Fight Over Mayor Claim as Labor Ticket Near Completion
The labor ticket adds Jas Knapp and W T Mc Combs to the slate with one east side park commissioner seat to fill by carpenters' local Friday. The pressmen and other locals endorse the ticket while critics dispute the mayor's 300-vote claim and defend the ticket's socialist moderation.
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Workingman'’S
East Side Park
Carpenters
Labor Jagders
Knapp
McCombs
Thompson
Workingman’s
Pressmen’s
Pioneer of Waterloo J H McIntyre dies after illness
J H McIntyre a Waterloo pioneer and Civil War veteran died after a week long pneumonia at his Fairbank home. Born in Mobile Alabama July 12 1848 he came to Waterloo as a youth and later moved to Fairbank where he owned a mill. He married Elizabeth Chapman February 11 1868 and left seven children. Funeral service held in Fairbank and Waterloo with G A R and W H C attending. interment at Fairview.
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J. H. McIntyre
Fairbank
Waterloo
Middle West
Mr. McIntyre
Mobile
Ala
Chicago
Union MII
McIntyre
Elizabeth Chapman
A. B. Colvin
Perry Iott
W. Metcalf
H. G. Eblftman
Catherine
John W
Forest
Texas
W. H.C
Wm. Metcalf
Cortlandt Street
Charles Peddicord
Methodist Shurch
Fairview
Foreign combinations blamed for high prices emphasizes bill
Horace Stern of Philadelphia told the House Judiciary Committee the administration’s anti trust bill should ban agents of foreign trusts or monopolies from selling their products in the United States. He cited German and other foreign combines used to force higher profits and argued tariff policy is disrupted by foreign trusts.
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Washington
D. C
Horace Stern
Philadelphia
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Germany
Grace M E Church Holds Multiple Meetings
Grace M E church members held several meetings including Missionary and Ladies Aid groups with a noon lunch and an afternoon session. A men’s gathering is planned Monday at 6 PM with supper at 7 PM. James L Bleakley state auditor to be principal speaker.
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Grace M. EL Church
Woman's Homes TV Society
James L. Bleakley
Boy Baby Found On Train In Puncola
A one month old boy was found yesterday in a closet on the Chiev ost Louis train. He was wrapped in a banker and left with a bottle of milk. The county official refused to receive the boy and to be cared for by a railroad man’s wife.
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Puncola
Dif
Louis
City in Brief Highlights From Local Visits and Events
Charles White of Sigourney visits the city on business. John and Mrs. Moss of 700 First Street West welcome a daughter. Mrs. L A Riebenstein and her child visit Cedar Rapids. Stanley Moore of Black Hawk Construction in Cres ton on business. F F McElhinney returns tomorrow from a two week business trip. John Ritainger, Jameson, and W A Burton of Waterloo Construction discuss contracts. Rex Carpenter recovering from tonsillitis at 812 Jefferson. Basil Lewis ill at Presbyterian hospital with complications. Waterloo school board to set Westfield school contract. bids received last week. Tabernacle chapter 62 R A M to convene for Royal Arch degree. supper at 6:30. Eleven month old son of John Kahrs recovers from eye injury. Ralph Hicks entertained Christine Miller in Jacksonville and Chicago before returning home. Hutch Adkins of Noise Idaho issues March 18 wrestling challenge to Carl Brown though recent defeat may dampen prospects.
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Waterloo
Westfield
Tabernacle Chapter
No. 62
R.A. M
Royal Arch
John Kahrs
Eight Society Dancers head the Majestic vaudeville bill
At the Majestic a new vaudeville bill features Eight Society Dancers led by Martie Deem and Marie Hartman with six supporting performers. Numbers include invitation waltz Argentine tango one step schottische Maxime and a medley minuet. Free onstage dancing lessons and box office details available. Also appears Stone and King Lester trio Bath Room Mystery Musical Fredericks and Franklyn Batie. Tango contest Friday night and tango tea after Saturday matinee.
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Majestic
Martie Deem
Marie Hartman
Maxime
Stone and King
Lester Trio
Bath Room
Fredericks
Waterloo
Franklyn Batie
Batie
Eugene L Cass Dies in West at 44 in San Francisco
Eugene L Cass aged 44 former Sumner Iowa resident died at St Francis hospital San Francisco at 4 o clock last evening. He was a brother of J F L B and C L Cass of Sumner. A son Stephen F Cass employed by the We C F M also resides in Sumner. Funeral services will be held at his former home in Sumner late this week.
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Eugene L. Cass
Sumner
St. Francis Hospital
San Franisto
Mr.ass
J. F
C. TI. Cass
Stephen F. Cass
This
Cass
Summner
Dr. A. E. Repford Lectures Tonight on Public Health
Dr. A. E. Nepford delivers the opening lecture at the Fortnightly open meeting at the First Congregational Church. The theme focuses on conservation of public health, with the event scheduled for tonight.
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A. E. Nepford
First Congregational Church
Dr W W Reherd to Speak at City Church Sunday
Rev T W Reherd formerly pastor of Wes t Presbyterian will preach at the old pulpit next Sunday morning and evening with communion in the morning. The note adds a social jab about banning tango by Ronan aristocracy women.
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T. W. Reherd
Pasor
Wiest
Ronan Ariatocracy
Passages to Rest at Rip E Old Age
Mrs. Ann E. Cobb died at 6 30 AM in Cedar Township acquired home of her daughter Mrs Robilla Pendleton 1721 Third Avenue West following a year of infirmities of age She was born December 16 1842 in Victory New York married William S Cobb March 5 1848 They moved to this city in 1866 and later to a farm then the city She is survived by son W S Cobb seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral plans await word from grandson Claude Cobb Estherville with H E H Cobb Marshalltown arriving earlier Also survived by one grandson H E H Cobb of Marshalltown died today
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Ann E. Cobb
Robilla Pendleton
Third Avenue West
Victory
N. Y
Ann &. Linginfelter
William 8. Cobb
Cedar Township
Cobb
Mvory
Tenth and
Jefferson Streets
H. E H. Cobb
Marshalltown
Claude Cobb
Estherville
Gilbertville News and Moves Roundup
Gilbertville residents head to Jackson ville and Chicago for work and stock shipments. The Gilbertville Grain and Lumber Co buys about 15 000 bushels this week and plans two carloads daily for ten days. A local dance at La Porte City drew twenty young participants. Susan Nester died after long illness from tuberculosis at her home in Gilbertville.
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Gilbertville Grain and Lumber Company
Charley Dirkes
John Schons
Tracy
Minn
Carl Stubenrauche
Michael Thomme
Frank Thelen J
Adam H. Scares
Peter Bules
John Sckons
Peter Bastendorf
Nelbes
Jacob Schmidt
la Porte City
Salesti Miller
Waterloo
Frank Weber
Smallpox forces Muscatine schools to close indefinitely
A city health board ordered Muscatine public schools shut until further notice due to a smallpox outbreak. Unvaccinated students must see a physician, gatherings including church services are halted, and compulsory vaccination may be used to curb spread. A one year old boy injured in a fall remains in St Francis Hospital.
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Muscatine
Muscatine City
Waterloo Horse Market Promises Strong Sale March 6 7
The Waterloo horse market draws buyers nationwide including Canada with Friday and Saturday sales on March 6 and 7. William Holland urges sellers not to wait, bring horses to the stables Thursday, and expects an excellent sale as spring nears. An advertisement notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy since 1872 remains favored for coughs and colds.
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Waterloo
United States
William Holland
Canada
Holland
Thompson Opens Campaign as Local Meetings Convene
Tonight in Waterloo the Just Government league meets at City Hall 8 pm to hear Mayor R Thompson unveil campaign finances and retrenchment plans while the Black Hawk County Progressive group and Central Labor body convene at Labor temple and attorneys Barr offices. D H Caldwell of Des Moines will address the Central Labor body alongside working man ticket representatives.
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Just Government League
Council Chamber
Black Hawk County
Progressive Central Committee
Attorney Barr
Central Labor Body
Labor Temple
R. ©. Thompson
League
H. W. Grout
Progressive County
County Central Committee
Carleton Sias
D. H. Caldwell
Des Moines
Iowa Unionist
W. A. Moore
Waterloo
Workingman’s
Thompson
May Enter Race for US Senate
With Frank Q. Stuart out and Casper Schenk of Des Moines declining, Progressives in Iowa turn toward SH. Basher of Waterloo who has urged candidacy but has not announced plans. Bashor has not stated if he will enter the primary race despite widespread urging.
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Frank Q. Stuart
United States
Casper Schenk
Des Moines
F. C. Sage
Waterloo
SH. Basher
Bashor
Iowa
Col. Theodora Roosevelt
Cattle Congress Set to Vote on New Waterloo Constitution
This evening at the Waterloo club members of the Waterloo Cattle Congress will meet to act on a new constitution prepared by a committee since the January annual meeting. The original constitution faced partial approval.
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Waterloo Club
Waterloo Cattle Congress
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LABOR
Jas, T. Knapp
W. T. McCombs
Moulders' Union
Grace M. E. Church
TRAD
Buchanan
Charles §. White
Sigourney
John Moss
First Street West
John Ritainger
W. A. Burton
Waterloo Construction Company
Rex Carpenter
Jefferson Street
Basil Lewis
Presbyterian Hospital
Ralph Hicks
Jacksonville
Christine Miller
First Methodist Church
Mr. Hicks
Hutch Adkins
Noise
Idaho
Oelwein
Carl Brown
Adkins
Paul Prehm
West
A. E. Repford
W. W. Reherd
Pasoes
Ann E. Ccobb
Dows
Gilbertville
Mathias] Alles
Matt Relder
Philip Plat
Fle
F. H. Kurtenbach
J. P. Nemmers
A. H
Harry Morton
Freeport
Walter Wenthe
Government League
Senate
Cattle Congress
Hea
Ne Pius Ultra
Rome
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