Training School and New Hampton reach finals
In Cedar Falls and Grinnell, two rounds of state teachers college play left Training School and New Hampton to contest the championship. Iowa Falls and Cedar Falls were eliminated in tight semis as Schnurr and LeValley starred for the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raining School
NEW Hampton
Twe Falls
Cedar Walls
le Valley Stars
Jvalping School
Schnurr
New Hampton Merc
Cedar Falls
Lawn Falls
New Hampon
Cedar Falls High
State Teachers
Cofecr
Na Fails
New Hampbn
New Hampn
Iowa Falls
Togle Valley
Nis
LeValley
McGuire
Starbuck
Morgan Yon
McMasters
Norton
Town Fallatarbucck
McCrabbla
Porter Norton
Evallex
Jpeard
Shearer
Branges
Sherrard
Robinson
Hanson
Schuurr
Johnson
Hew Hampton
Sherrard Hansen Johnson
Robinson McAloon- Brandes
Shearer Mary
Sher- Hansen
Sen
James
Citizens Debate Junior Bond Campaign T: Waterloo service league canvasses for bond buyers and hails union of citizens and bankers to fund 750000 junior bonds amid mixed reaction
The Waterloo campaign for 750000 in junior bonds sparks confusion over terms and aims to enlist residents through a canvass of city directories. A dozen volunteers will identify potential 1000 or 100 shares, urging patriotic investment while noting failures, successes, and peculiar attitudes toward thrift stamps and liberty bonds. The effort includes cases of citizens faced with mortgage threats to fund bonds, and a new Community Service league branch forms at St Pauls church to support related drives with committees on Red Cross, canning, gardening, publicity, and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Service League
John Corton
John Kalinich
Henry Weis
Kalinich
Dimitar Tesla
Community Service League
St. Paul’s Church
City Service League
Arch W. McFarlane
E. A. Danton
A. N. Woodying
Alta E. Brace
Alva Metcalf
Walter G. Messinger
McFarlane
H. M. Corning
Claire Heald
Gayle Woodring
Red Cross
Ambulance Driver Hauls Son From Wreck Scene
Nevada March 9 J McFarland an ambulance driver for Boones undertaking company was among drivers sent to the Fort Dodge Des Moines Southern railway wreck. He carried the body from the depot to the undertaking parlor and learned the dead man was his son Frank McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada, Jr
McFarland
Boones Undertaking Establishment
Fort Dodge, Deas Moines & Southern Railway
McParland
Frank McFarland
Former Citizen Found in River Motorman from Waterloo
The body of Thomas Charles Carson, formerly of Waterloo Street Car service, was found in the Rock Island river. Coroner Mil ler of Rock Island notified Police Chief Caldwell. Ed Burk investigated. Carson, 29, born Hopkinton, Ia., had last lived at 411 Bratnaber street in Waterloo and worked as a street car motorman before moving toward Canada. He registered from Omaha last June and was single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Charles Carson
Waterloo
Rock Island
Hll
John G. Miller
J. D. Caldwell
Ed. Burk
Carson
Hopkinton
OC. M. Marsh
Bratnaber Street
Canada
Omaha
Neb
Hackett candidate for next mayor of Castle Hill Iowa
Nominations for officers were made at a caucus of citizens at Castle Hill at the schoolhouse last evening. The following men were chosen: C. H. Hackett mayor, J. B. Knowles city clerk, J. S. Leeper assessor, Fred Thompson treasurer, W. H. Brown, C. W. Stilson, J. B. Alsten, C. Z. Shaw, BE. A. McCullough, councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hill
C. H. Hackett
J. B. Knowles
J. S. Leeper
Fred Thompson
W. H. Brown
C. W. Stilson
J. B. Alsten
C. Z. Shaw
BE. A. McCullough
Farmer Kitts Self in Grief Over Brother
Dubuque Iowa March 9 David Schultz 44 a farmer near Zwingle Dubuque county hanged himself Saturday morning His body was found in a neighbor's barn He had branded the death of his brother who was accidentally shot two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
David Schultz
Zwingle
Dubuque County
Schultz
Loren Berry Sees an Airplane Battle on Western Front
Letters from home provide the only entertainment for American soldiers in some camps in France. Loren Berry writes relatives urging frequent communications. He notes monotony, hopes for entertainment and a canteen, and describes witnessing his first air battle with shells bursting, anti-aircraft fire, and a crowded sky of French planes pursuing a German aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Loren Berry
America
Patrition Marks Class Graduates at Wilerloo College
Annual spring exercises set for Thursday March 21 at First M church. Principal address by Allen Albert of Rotary, life and lessons post World War. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. F. W. Court March 17. Class officers named A M Fellkether president Juaneta Felcher vice president John Francis secretary Dora Klein treasurer. Graduate roster lists Shorthand, Stenotypy, Commercial, Combined sterographic, Complete, Shorthand teacher, Stenotype teacher with names of students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilerloo Business College
Allen Albert
Tnjternational Association
Rotary Clubs
F. W. Court
M. W. Church
A. F. Gates
A. Hi. Fellkether
Juaneta Felcher
John Francis
Dora Klein
France
Marjorie TF. Rhimp
Esther FE. Slippy
Marian Wisner
Gladys B. Adair
A. L. Carmical
Ethyle L. Chandler
Maaypelle L. Chandler
Fern G. Clough
Gertruda Lewis
Marjorie Tucker
Adan Wotherding
A. J. Fetthether
Wilhelm Jonsen
Lee Roy Waisbant
Margaret E. Heiple
Kenneth McLaren
Charles W. Odell
Nelle M. Prackard
Harold J. Pender
Gladys M. Randolph
Floyd Nottgser
Eva Stannard
Jueneta C. Fetcher
Pearl Bahner
Ethel Hart
Registrants scheduled for next weeks physical exams
The local exemption board mails cards calling 106 Class I registrants for physical examinations next week. Numbers 97 through 839 are scheduled Thursday and 844 through 946 Friday, with listed registrants and start times from 8:20 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at multiple city addresses, including Sioux City, Cedar Falls, Ankeny, Des Moines and more.
City in Brief A Quarantine and Local Incidents
Charles Klingaman 14fi Second Street West is quarantined for smallpox. Big Ili nois Central lea conservatory finishing touches today. H B Kells secretary of the Chamber of Commerce with tonsillitis at home. Kirk Milnes West Liberty visited. owns Fullerton apartments and annex. Autos by Dr Scott and a stranger collide at Eleventh and Jefferson. Fire at 1228 Fourth Street East confined to chimney. no damage. Dr W H Bickley returns from New York. father H G Bickley visited Myersville, Pa. Earl E Martin enlists in US Army medical corps for Fort Riley. Police raid disorderly house. two couples and owner arrested. P Eaves to become Poweshiek county agent March 15. Welter E Hoots enlists in naval reserve. training at Great Lakes. Cecil Dyer enlists in navy. exams at Des Moines. Hawkere Old employee. Police seek boy with airgun. parents may be charged. Window shot at Mrs Vaughn 209 Linwood Ave. Toy guns banned citywide. Police locate stolen car of Max Miller. found five miles south. Wind snatches nurse’s glasses from Fourth and Sycamores streetcar. glasses fall into catch basin. recovery planned. Carl Kroll, wintering in Miami for health, brought home in serious condition. met by brother F C Kroll at Marshalltown and taken to parents’ home 127 Jefferson Street.
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Ilinois Central Lea Conservatory
H. B. Kells
Chamber of Commerce
Kirk Milnes
West Liberty
Mr. Milnes
Fullerton Apartments
Fullerton Annex
Earl E. Martin
Fred Kroll
Medical Corps
United States Army
Fort Riley
Kaw
Cecil Dyer
Navy
Des Moines
Great Lakes
Hawkere Old Company
Vaughn
Linwood Avenue
J. D. Caldwell
Max FW
Miller
Eighth Street
Grant Avenue
Eagle Center
Fourth
Sycamores
PLAN FOR SIBERIAN REVOLUTION MOVES FORWARD
Reports from Peking and Shanghai detail schemes to restore popular government in Siberia under Admiral Kalchak and to back Gen Semenoff. Russians rally forces, with four field guns and 15 machine guns sent toward Manchuria, while Japanese support is reportedly promised. The plan envisions crossing the Manchurian border toward Irkutsk as part of a broader anti Bolshevik coalition.
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Voobin Dante
London
Marek Sr
Lenine
Trotsky
Sweden
Gernan
Whenea
Bilge
Scheldomman
Peking
Marek Qe Phina
Siberky
Admiral Kalchak
Russia
Black Koa
Samanoi
Siberia
Semenoff
Hun
Admiral Rolehal
United States
Shanghai
Semenaff
Prensa
Manchuria
Hn T
Irkutsk
Ural Mountains
Mortuary Notice for Walter A Wenthe
Walter A Wenthe son of Mr and Mrs Wenthe of 1104 Logan avenue died at 9 30 p m yesterday after four years of paralysis from a fall at a building site He was born June 14 1898 in Waterloo He is survived by five brothers and two sisters Funeral services are planned for Monday at 2 p m and 2 30 at the Lutheran church Rev H Prekel to officiate Burials in Fairfield. Mrs E F Schultz services Sunday at 1 15 p m at 1469 Franklin Street private then at First Evangelical Church Rev E Lang to officiate Burial in Cedar Falls. Rose King seven months daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark King died at home on La Porte road Funeral details not fully given. A jury was being empanelled in justice W A Cook court to try A B Olson on charge of illegal transportation of liquor with Fr 7 Wenner and Walter French conducting for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Whnthe
Walter A. Wenthe
FP. Wenthe
Logan Avenue
Waller
Waterloo
Arthur
Ferdinand
George
Henry
Donald
Ann
Alnus
Hileman & Ginth Mortuary
EF. J. Schmnth
E. J. Schultz
Franklin Street
Evangelical Church
BE. J. Lang
Cedar Falls
Rose King
Clark King
la Porte Road
New Jury Report Delayed and Excused Members Named
Jurors were ordered to report at the courthouse next Monday but Deon is excused until Wednesday March 13. Miss Christine Tinting, national field secretary of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, will speak in Waterloo on April 7-8 and in Union Congregational Church on April 7 in the morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tinling
Christine T. Tinting
Women's Christian Temperaner Union
Iowa
Witby
Waterloo
Miss Vinting
Union Congregational Shurch
W. C. U. Essay Contest Talks Planned at Churches
At First Evangelical Church a speaker will address district east schools Monday morning and district west schools Monday afternoon. The engagements promote the state essay contest of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
District East
District West
House votes to kill subtreasuries in eight cities
Washington March 9 The house voted 9 to 71 to eliminate the subtreasuries at Chicago Baltimore Boston Cincinnati New Orleans New York Philadelphia St Louis and San Francisco during discussion of the appropriation bill. Previous attempts to abolish them failed.
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Washington, D. C
House
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
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Amos
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Jerme Mitford
Hartley
Bioux City
Hostis
Spankcer
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Paulpa
East High School
Christian Gauss
Princeton University
Wilson
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Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Lloyd George
T. C. Carson
Waterloo Street
Farmer Kitts
Business College
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Charles TH. Vaughan
Ditirich
Louis Bublitz
Dardianapelis
Wilihun
Kennedy
Wackwell
Thureday
Walker FE
Manuht
Lafayette
Sheldon Seeley
First Street West
Mmil Carrey
Tient Bt
Tray W. Copls
TLS
Lafayettn
Anthony J. Berend
Arthur L. Ryan
Willan Smith
Oneida St
Stugh
A. Mellon Woodlawn
Uvan
Th. Brown
Locus
St. RR
Forest
Ava
William I. McNulty
Loruat St. Glen
Lundberg
Fourth St. Weet Forent
G. Tyter
Adama St. Warmer
Adama St. Warmer Randall, Chicago, 112, Pelbart FL King
Cadar St
John T. Smith
Fysiin St
Ray A. Goswiller
Theimpson
Grover M. Tirsch
Lafayette St
M. Earl Beatty
Sunata St. Terman
Leland Ave
John
Husman
Palla Ave
Tiptin &. Werner
Argyla
William W. Walty
Robert M. Armatrong
Stewart
Errl Michaelsen
Wiliam O. Kennison
Washington
Frank W. Bernard
Mulberry St
Joan Miller
Alta Vista Ave
Wroyd E. Hershberger
Hammond Ave
Edwin J. Widdell
Argyle St
William G. Banmenrber
Nevada
George Clark
Fourth St. Vest
Harry C. Clark
Kansas City
Arthur N. Vee
Wellington
John G. Hartman
Hammond Aves
Edward
John D. Burch
Grant
Albert C. Stewart
Gulflawn
Arthur A. Mosher
Linden Ave
Harry G Robbins
Lime St
Lawrence H. Delsing
Cottage St
John EG. Patterson
John Robert
Cent St
Frank Fielder
Fowler St. George
PF. McGuire
South St. Hany
Cottare
Floyd R. Miller
Seventh St
Fay FR. Cobb
Jefferson St. Witte
Eleventh Btay
Oelwein
Wll
Lafayetta
Harry KF. Helple
Logan Ave
Harry Ye
Franklin St
Nortis Safford
Bates St
Elmer G. Willson
Tom H. Price
Dawson
Buchanan
Charles Klingaman
Second Street
P. Eaves
Denon
Leavitt-Johnson National Bank
Poweshlek County
Malcom
Welter E. Hoots
Macon County Coal Mining Company
Decatur
Naval Radio Reserve
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Carl Kroll
Miami
Fla
Marshalltown
F.C. Kroll
Jefferson Gireet
Anthlenines Raige
Joe Wil HO
Tndata Y
Glasgow
Gedar Valley
Palmer Varn
Black Hawk County
Howard & Bowman
WM. Holland
Auct
Ira Rodamar
Thompson
State Bureau
Law Administration
McClinton
Hacker
R. C. Thompson
Park Board
R. G C. Thompson
Courier
Bob Law
Thompson-McClinton
W.R
Bob) Law
East
West Council
Bob) Law Russell L. Degon
A. Townsley
W. R. Sieg
J.C. Beem
John Hanson
AW. Haffa
Joe W. Rickert
Bert E, Farrand
Iary W. Belangeester
Matthews Fred A Sporle
Rath
East Fifth St
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