Los Angeles Junta Pushes Rebellion in Lower California
The Times reports the Los Angeles Junta meets nightly to push insurrection in Lower California and plans a self governed state with Mexicali as capital. They claim to back a liberal movement and aim to expand toward northern Mexico while remaining sympathetic to the Mexican government only in its own interests.
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Times Today
Los Angeles
Lower
California
Lower California
Mexicali
Mexico
Brandeis Endorses Federal Regulation of Railroad Securities
Louis D. Brandeis of Boston argues federal regulation of railroad securities is essential to ensure publicity. He believes regulation should not fix specific rates of return for railroad stocks and urges action by the railroad securities commission led by Yale president Hadley.
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New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Raillroad Securities Commission
Hadley
Yale
Brandeis
New Crockery Store Opens With Acquaintance Sale
Syndicate Crockery Co opens its doors drawing public interest with a glass blower as a feature. All adults visiting the store receive a free glass souvenir during the opening sale continuing tomorrow and Thursday.
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Syndicate Crockery Co
Rev John S Cole To Give Lantern Lectures
The Rev John S Cole will deliver a course of Lantern Lectures on The History of the Church for St Mark's Episcopal Church in the Russell Lamson Hall on four consecutive Wednesdays beginning March 8 at 7 30 P M. The lectures use high grade slides many imported for the course.
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John §. Cole
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Russell-Lamson
Infant Son Mourned By Reese Family
Mr and Mrs C A Reese of Wellington and Leland mourn the loss of their infant son who died this morning at the family home. The child was born January 4 and lived 1 month 25 days.
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C. A. Reese
Wellington
Leland Avenue
Wanted Good Horse for Delivery Wagon at Hartong's Grocery
For rent four rooms or small house. Address G B., care of Hartong's Grocery, seeking housing options and delivery support.
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Hartong's Grocery
West Fourth
Burial to Proceed at Belmond at Eight Tomorrow
Merle Strayer departed for Miami Florida on business last night while plans for the burial of the child proceed at Belmond in the morning at eight.
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Merle Strayer
Miami, Fla
Y M C A Notes Spark City Factory Basketball Series
H R Lee the Waterloo YMCA director arranged a 2:30 PM Saturday basketball game with a Marshalltown team visiting. Waterloo Shopmen Welfare League meets at the YMCA tomorrow evening. eight factory teams will compete in four games including Galloway engine and Waterloo Foundry.
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H. R. Lee
Marshalltown
Waterloo Shopmen's Welfare League
Galloway Engine Factory
Waterloo Foundry
Galloway
Mr. Freeburn
Robert Armstrong
Mr. Lee
Waterloo residents report various health updates
Wa terloo residents share improving conditions. L Vale backwardly recovering after serious illness. Mrs Want steadily gains after childbirth. Mrs Champlin fractures hip but improving with age considered. J E Jader ill at home. F E Cutler knee injury showing gradual progress. W W Miller bank president recovering. Mrs Haffa recovering after Dubuque operation. Dr J H Crippen's condition stable. W C Lichty visits parents in Tracy after stop in Chicago.
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L. Vale
Waterloo Fauit & Commission Company
E. A. Want
L. D. Champlin
J. E. Jader
Jader Drug Company
F. E. Cutler
Cutler Hardware Company
W. W. Miller
Commercial Bank
A. W. Haffa
Dubuque
J. H. Crippen
First signs of spring and return of birds observed
Read notes describe arrival of spring through changes in clouds light and plant growth. Birds return from the south filling woods with new songs and varied species including tree sparrows bluejays goldfinches and woodpeckers. Also obituary reports Dr William W Mayo death in Rochester Minnesota at age 91.
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Cedar Rapids
Orion
Arcturus
Grandfather Frog
Market News and Quotations from Chicago Board of Trade
Market brief notes light receipts across directions with a European price advance. May corn and oats climb as May hogs and sheep prices shift. pork and lard quotes rise, while rain and cold affect grain demand. Cash quotes, New York and St Louis closes listed. Minneapolis bids shown for wheat and veal.
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Chicago
Liverpool
W C A Board Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The W C A executive board will meet tomorrow at 2 30 pm in the M C A parlors to announce full committees and address other important business. Mrs C M Woods and Mrs W W Lytle will share suggestions from Cedar Rapids. Mrs B F Carroll of Des Moines, wife of the governor, spoke at the noon luncheon and may speak in Waterloo later this month. Miss Nettle Trimble accompanied Waterloo members to Cedar Rapids and then headed to Minneapolis.
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C. M. Woods
W. W. Lytle
Cedar Rapids Association
B. F. Carroll
Des Moines
Carroll
Waterloo
Resignation of Waterloo Teacher Miss Clara Umbarger
Miss Clara Umbarger resigns from the second grade at Hawthorne in East Waterloo after returning to Odeboldt to care for her ill mother in the hospital. She taught in Waterloo for years and friends extend sympathy. Miss Edith Porter at John Fiske school is recovering at Reinbeck from a serious diphtheria illness.
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Clara Umbarger
Hawthorne
East Waterloo
Miss Umbarger
Odeboldt
Umnbarger
Waterloo
Edith Porter
John Fiske
Reinbeck
Ilness
Bishop of Oporto to Be Dismissed
Lisbon reports the government will dismiss the Bishop of Oporto for urging priests to read a forbidden pastoral letter and for encouraging revolt. Several priests have been arrested for distributing the letter. The document states Catholics must obey constitutional authorities even if hostile to Catholicism, and calls the new law contrary to God’s laws.
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Lisbon
Oporto
China to Help Learn American Ways Plan Delegation
The Chinese Merchants' association in New York reports China plans to align with Japan and dispatch a visiting delegation of Chinese business leaders to the United States to study American practices and industry.
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New York
Chinese Merchants’ Association
China
Japan
Funeral of Mrs Phillips to be held at First Congregational
The funeral for Elizabeth Palmer Phillips, who died Sunday, will take place Wednesday at 2 PM at the First Congregational church. Rev Frank Cole of the First M E church will conduct the service and interment will be at Elmwood cemetery. burial from the new church is not possible.
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Elizabeth Palimer Phillips
Eternon
First Congregational Church
First M. BE
Frank Cole
First M. EB. Church
Elmwood Cemetery
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Grand Hotel
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Wamed
Ricker St
Belmond
W. C. Lichty
Tracy, Minn
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W. W. Mayo
Rochester
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