Prominent Waterloo Woman Callie Cline Dies at 47
Miss Callie M. Cline, longtime Central Christian church worker and former secretary at Corn Belt Telephone Co, died at 618 Ninth Street West after months of illness. Born July 8, 1874 in Appanoose County Iowa, she lived in Des Moines and Texas before moving to Waterloo in 1921. She leaves her mother, sister, and brother. funeral at Central Christian Church with interment at Hamwood.
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Callie M. Cline
Ninth Street West
Cine
Iowa
Texas
Dakota
Appanoose County
Des Moines
Capitol
Cline
Waterloo
Corn Belt Telephone Co
Miss Cline
Christian Church
Joming
Central Christian Church
H. W. Hobart
Ella Hobart
P. M. Lehreiner
W. K., Cline
Gentral
United Brethren Church
Hamwood
Peterson Bros. Mortuary
ROPE WING-M'CARTY MARRIAGE IN SACRED HEART CHURCH
The wedding of Miss Myrtle Rohlwing to Mr Louis R McCarty was held at 9 in Sacred Heart church with Rev Fro B J Lenihan officiating. Florence Springer sang Ave Maria and W C Lilley played organ. The couple plan a Chicago honeymoon and expect to reside at 1044 Logan Avenue after returning.
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M'Carty
Myrtle Rohlwing
Louis R. McCarty
Charles Smith
Morris
Adrian McCarty
Jto
Trotel
Waterloo
West Side
McCarty
Catherine McCarty
Harrison Street
Liteifield Manfacturing Company
Blanche Rehiwing
Milford
Otto Grapp
Minneapolis
Thomas McCarty
Des Moines
Four Thousand Harvester Workers Strike in Chicago
Chicago and nearby Braddock Rankin mills halt as 4 000 more International Harvester workers join existing walkout. Pickets blocked plant entry and 11 000 employees are now on strike. McCormick plant suspended operations amid labor unrest.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Braddock and
Rankin
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
McCormick
British Government to Enforce Universal Military Service
Premier Asquith announced in the house of commons that a bill will be introduced to provide for general and immediate compulsion. A new Russian troop contingent arrived at Marseilles. French gains in Verdun reported with Gen. Petain’s troops capturing German trenches and a 500 yard front near Fort Donamont. Dublin rebel movement appears collapsed though a few snipers and minor disturbances persist.
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Asquith
House of Commons
Worves
Verdun
War Office
Dead Main's
Petain
Fort Donamont
French Cruiser Stops U S Ship in May Action
May reports a French cruiser fired across the bow of an American steamship, the incident dated San Tuan. The message notes a stop and no further details, while other items announce Lewis Cob of Waterloo winning a prize for a poem and Nelson Sly earning a hit in Grinnell College theater, with additional event notes from Grinnell.
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San Tuan
Cori
Grinned
Lewis Cobl
Waterloo
Henry York-Steiner
Grinnell
Sulu
May
Nelson Sly
Tustlette Calaco Societies
Grinnell College
Sly
Lew Eltinger
Carrie Catt to Speak on Suffrage in Waterloo Tonight
Mrs Carrie Catt, noted suffragist, will present Bullage Question Fairly at the Armory tomorrow night May 3 at 8 o'clock. She will explain why Iowa women seek the ballot, argue suffrage raises standards in business and society, and urge both men and women to attend to hear facts and observed outcomes where women have equal rights.
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Armory
Carrie Chapman Catt
Iowa
Carl
City in Brief includes visitors, births, and local notices
Judge Cook from Del weld yesterday on business and Dr Murphy of Fairbank visited the city. Mr and Mrs Peter Marrelis welcomed a nine pound son. Miss Lillian Gunstead visited Webster City. The Mulkern residence was released from scarlet fever quarantine. Mrs W G Reynolds and daughter Virginia visit F A Winslow. Edward Hreamill hosts twenty friends at Hotel Russell-Lai le Gon. Bona Fide club gathering at Mrs Troy Duke’s 124 Commercial Street. Oliver Chapman returned from Excelsior Springs. Miss Eldred Searles to visit Miss Verna Gleason. Shores bloodhounds called to investigate a hardware-store theft near Cherokee. Nome Building & Loan meeting postponed in respect for J P Hummel’s death. Dr S F Heverly attends State Dental meeting at Des Moines. W C Leland files as Republican candidate for seventh district supersignor. Mrs Adolf Ehiers and son from Kalamazoo are visiting at 1127 Hawthorne. Missionary society of Walnut Street Baptist to meet at 3:16 PM tomorrow. Funeral services for Mrs Stillman noted. St Margaret’s guild to serve cafeteria chicken dinner at St Marks basement 5:30 PM Wednesday for silverware purchase. Clerk Pettit received note from J E Munger of Ottawa congratulating on two years’ good state exam results. Munger granted five months leave for soldiers’ Y M C A. Advertisement for Dr S F Cleverly, dentist.
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Judge Cook
Delwelh
Dr. Murphy
Fairbank
Peter Marrelis
Lillian Gunstead
Webster City
J. #. Mulkern
W. G. Reynolds
Virginia
F. A. Winslow
Nome Building & Loan Association
J. P. Hummel
S. F. Heverly
Des Matees
W. C. Leland
Missionary Society of
Walnut Street
Just and Lapse Tale From a Tangled Day
A fragmentary report notes Tanghow being observed by Holus F as he told the tith yesterday while Pakus faced embarrassment. Hokus acted quickly to withdraw, and Taals Globe Democrat offers a cautious tone on the incident.
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Pakus
Globe- Democrat
Villa on the Hill: A Rome Villa's Double Twist
Sherbourne inherits vast wealth, buys Princess Angela Puctyi’s villa in Rome. A meeting with the Princess’s friend leads to romance, a delayed sale, and a plan to marry with the villa as a shared fate. The Princess later reveals she used the purchase to win back her property and partner in life.
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Sherbourne
Hineelf
Gimn
An Wute
Italy
Hun
Angela Puctyi
Signor
Shervourne
City Fe
Sherbourne Ilraye
Bob Sherbourne
Jackey
Farint
Sherbourns
Troubhe
Torn
Emhralied
Inter
Wrincess
Tim
Vila
Grimshaw Greene Secret Ties of a Civil War Trio
During the Spanish American War Privates Tom Grimshaw and Oliver Evans formed a close bond with Oliver Greene. Tensions split the trio as jealousy and rivalries grew, culminating in fights and Evans’s distress. After Santiago they learned Mrs. Grimshaw, Tom’s wife Olivia, had enlisted with him, hidden by disguise.
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Florida
Tom
Uno
Greene
Vichar
Crtushaw
Evins
Wynns
Grimsquaw
Hmins
Aergent
Grinshaw
Greane
Grimshaw
Dyvis
Grishaw
Hhe
Ium
Critaghan
Evans
Santiago
Montauk Point
Long Island
Crumshaw
Beon
Arrs
Mrs. Grinshaw
Oliver Greene
Tom Olivia Greene Grimshaws
Tom Grimshaw
Olivia Civeene
Grimshat
Good Out Of Evil Good Out Of Evil
A first person confession details a London to New York era tale of temptation and deception. The narrator hides his identity to woo Ming Lillian, navigates a stern mother figure, and disguises a trunk lie while courting. After a risky confession he rescues the desired marriage and marries Ming Lillian despite earlier misdeeds.
Stoneman and Hooper Obituaries Reported Across Town
Death notices describe the passing of Mortuary Everrept Stoneman Strott Mugen Stoneman and Joseph Todper and Raymond Hooper. Services are planned with interment at West View and Fatry Bow Cemetery. Surviving relatives include Mrs John Cotton and three children Geo Holer Mrs Dinnia Cal ton Wii Hooper and others.
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Everept Stonerman
Strott
Mugen Stoneman
Wage
Honda
Ars Gitte
Mer
A. l. Stoneman
Woot
Joseph Todper
Inca
John Cotton
Wreterloo
Mr. Hooper
New York
Raymond
Tawe County
Tooper
Sears
Geo. Holer
Whitertoo
Ald Wii Hooper
Penni
Este View
iM EB Church Union Plan Prompts Enthusiasm in Conference
Sienlogn Springs Va May 2 The Methodist Episcopal Church mission board endorses an organic union with the Methodist Episcopal Church South delegates meet in conference. A recommendation for an amalgamation study committee is approved. The episcopal address by Johnny Tivadlton Ironton is highlighted as a key moment. In the vote for leading candidates Dr Joseph D B Hingetey of Chicago receives 386 votes. Rev Dr S B Johnson Northwest 200. Rev Dr ha Mills Central 56. Ray EB M Snyder 3a
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Sienlogn Springs
Medmendtalfoy
Board of Missions of
Methodist Episcopal
Ehureh
Ehurch South
AOE
Ron
Johnny Tivadlton
Ironton
Asadik
Mey
Joseph DB
Hingetey
Chicago
Trey
Edwin Locke
Kansas
de Locke
BS. Johnvson
Northwest Laws
Ha. Mills
Central
M. Snyder
Plan to mobilize 5. engineers for war effort
About forty thousand engineers and technicians trained in the art of war will be ready for mobilization if needed. Drayer of Cleveland, chair of the committee on engineering, announces an index listing each member with address experience and specialty. The group aims to place members where they can best serve national interests.
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Ac Q
Drayer
Cleveland
United States
Drayert
Dausttars of Isabella Plan Evening Meeting at Mrs Moudoun’s
The Dausttars of Isabella convene tonight at the home of Mrs T Moudoun with a large attendance expected for a business meeting. Grand President Murdock of the G I A will lead a school of instruction in Omaha on Thursday May 1 at 9 30 in the A O U W temple with headquarters at the Loyal hotel. All G L A sisters are invited. Memorial day observance committees must meet at Memorial hall Wednesday afternoon at 4.
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Dausttars
Isabella
Mre
T. Moudoun
Ars. Wooa. Murdock
Gi. Ta
Omaha
Oelook
A. O. UW. W. Temple
G. LA
Nurhin
Robert Anderson
Memorial Hall
Ambassador Page Calls at White House
Washington May 2 Thomas Nelson Page American ambassador to Italy on leave in the United States called on President Wilson. Page said there were no important questions pending in Rome and he expects to be here about two weeks.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas Nelson Page
Haly
United Stites
Wilson Witlay
Page
Rene
Testimony Brightens Probe Into Rail Robbery Case
Wheeling and surrounding areas saw witnesses appear before a federal grand jury to probe a Baltimore and Ohio railway tract theft at Central Station. About $100,000 in unsigned bank cores vanished, with District Attorney Stewart F. Wilder noting the investigation targets a bold gang led by John Harrison and allied suspects seen in San Antonio.
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Wheeling
Wo Val
Maynesses
Baltimore and Ohio
Central Station
Stewart F. Widlker
Mick Har
John Harrison
San Antonio
Tex
Judge Frees Shakespeare Works Contested in Court
In Chicago on May 2, Rich ard Tathill seeks another chance in judge thele s court. The case involves Selte Fabyan and a revenant decision. Francis Bacon letters and works attributed to Shakespeare are discussed in relation to the dispute.
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Thele
Chicago
Richard Tathill
Cirenie Court
Funeral Services Largely Attended in Waterloo
The remains of J. P. Hummel, longtime Waterloo resident and business man, were laid to rest at Elmwood cemetery after services at 424 Jeffersson Street. Rev. F. W. Court and Stev. W. F. Spry led the rites with Paul Davis singing. Pallbearers represented Home Building & Loan and People's Mutual Building & Loan associations. Floral tributes came from relatives, friends, and distant cities such as Chicago. An advertisement notes a solid steel train service from Waterloo to Chicago.
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J. P. Hummel
Waterloo
Elmwood Cemetery
Jeffersson Street
F. W. Court
First Methodist Church
Stev. W. F. Spry
Paul Davis
Building and Loan
Ffunmme
Home Building & Loan Association
People's Mutual Building & |Oun Association
J. E. Trempster
J. J. Joder
Com, Berkley
J. E. Sedgwick
W Friedl
Edwin Mesick
Bier
Lome
Good Roads Worth $12,000 Per Mile
Stanley Moore and Kr W Gibson spoke to Waterloo and Black Hawk county supervisors about investing as much as 12,000 per mile for roads. A USDA bulletin showed gravel roads save 20 cents per ton mile, with 10 tons daily. They proposed 4,000 to 5,000 per mile for 15 percent of roads, funding dividends and retirement via bonds and future tax easing.
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Black Hawk County
Stanley Moore
Kr. W. Gibson
United States Department of Agriculture
Waterloo
Gibson
Local Fireman Praises Tanlac In Waterloo Appeal
Waterloo fire department veteran Ross F Baldwin credits Tanlac with restored sleep appetite and strength after kidney pain and nervous strain from 8 years on call duty. He lives at 738 Conger Street and endorses Tanlac via Schuneman Drug Co. plus Cedar Falls and Waverly outlets.
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Ross F. Baldwin
Waterloo
Schuneman Drug Co
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Tanlac
Tanlac Laboratories
Cedar Falls
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Aliss Mullen
Joseph Mullen
Dubuque
Pipestone
Minn
Mullen
Our Lady of Victory
Iowa Gasoline Engine Company
Thompson Avenue
Bratnober Street
J. E
Marie
Christine Nemmers
J. E. FL FL
E. F. Larson
Pauline Hart
Larson
GC. C. Shean
Cedar River Park
Burton Avenue
Shuai
Will Jeffrey
Sans Soucer
RED Ceranium Club
Red Geranium Club
O. A. Reposs
Paul Keller
D. S. Tinany
Norpa Club
Majestic Theatre
M. TR
W. W. Miller
Park Avenue East
Warren Kellen
Ballimore American
Marseilles
Dublin
U.S
Carrie Gatt
WITS
Armora Tomo
Iona Wout
Buchanan
Edward Hreamill
Russell-Laie Gon
Troy Duke
Commercial Street
Oliver Chapman
Excelsior Springs
Eldred Searles
Verna Gleason
the Shores
Cherokee
Adolf Ehiers
Kalamizoo, Mich
Charles Young
Hawthorne Avenue
Ebjers
Alice [Broad
Agios
Alwil
Amd
Amy Dusthiaten
Ugg
Lou Creete
Gutbardatt
Lilian
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Watter
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Tle
Tie
Tam
Liaise
Lillian
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Quner
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Roe
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Tillina
Finnege
Fillian
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Tor Wai
Tno Page
Wilte Wouse
Dann
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Ross Baldwin
Pamong
Sedgwick's Island
C. EB. Phifer
Ballou & Smart
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