Gompers Denounces Foster as Lenine Agent in AfL
The article reports Samuel Gompers accusing William Z Foster of pushing Bolshevik propaganda in America with Lenine funds. John Fitzpatrick of the Chicago Federation of Labor is named as an ally of Foster. Gompers warns the public of Bolshevik influence and urges strong action.
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Foster
Gompers
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
A. F. Ih
Fitzpatrick
Gampers
Chicago
Lenins
United States
Gogapers
Lenine
Huala
Darope
Hughes
Lenina
Taber
Mr. Gomperz
Driving laws enforced in Black Hawk county crackdown
In a weekend roundup, 76 motorists faced municipal court for violations amid a citywide effort by police to curb speeding and night driving infractions. The piece stresses that laws are law whether or not violators are caught, urging citizen compliance.
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Black Hawk County
Europe Tows corn gains in export markets and demand
The article notes Europe increasing its taste for corn including corn meal sugar glucose and starch with March exports at 22 million bushels and nine month total at 136 million versus 36 million year earlier It discusses the global corn balance led by the United States and Argentina and hints at future Iowa farmers benefits while touching on Asia and Japan earthquakes and other varied items. The piece also includes brief vignettes on public figures and events in a broad, period voice.
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Europe
Europa
United States
Argentina
Iowa
Asia
Regulating the bowels by medicine dangers warned
In a health column by Dr William Brady readers are urged to avoid using medicines to control bowel function in infants and adults. The piece cautions against castor oil and alcohol based remedies and promotes natural digestion via proper diet and patience. It discusses infant malnutrition from drug-containing feeds and debunks myths about gall bladders and appendices.
Come In My Sorrow A Poem Fragment
A fragmented verse laments weariness of life and storms. It pleads for solace and companionship to ease grief and seek a brighter heaven beyond sorrow.
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Tarling
Catherine Rider
Sam
Tar- Mug
Thornton Lyne
Burroughs Nature Focused on Hughton Mission
Fragmented text mentions Burroughs Nature and a possible focus on a person named Hughton or related to a Burroughs nature project. The readable parts lack clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a full item.
Do sluge do any harm and are they any good
A fragmented query asks if slugs cause harm or offer benefits and seeks light on their ecological roles in gardens and environments. It notes user wonder about practical effects and potential value or nuisance of slugs.
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Tokio
Japan
Tarling
Tartin
Odette Rider
Whiteside
Mik Burgh
Whiteside Inc
Ling Cho
Ling Chi J
Scotland Yard
Ling Chu
Milburgh
Answers in Tomorrow Nature Notes
The fragment presents questions and answers labeled tomorrow nature notes. Content appears to reference a Q and A format without clear context or names. The readable lines suggest a routine feature offering brief observations or guidance tied to nature topics for future installment.
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Nature Notes
Friend Wife By Rom Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene argue about a pink cretonne dress and a night out at a lodge. He teases her with clever defenses, while she mocks his plans and hints at marriage and divorce, ending with a playful tease about a roof garden.
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Friend Wife
Rom Fulkerson
Andrew
Ienogene
Imogene
Solomon
Hyle Pickeringsi
Peeper
Dickerson
der Wilson
Minot
Lodge
St. Andrew
Tarling
Miss Rider
Iowa Editors Think Us the Book
The Jefferson Bee argues the United States has shown restraint in indemnities abroad while criticizing Mexico policy and calling American self sacrifice into question. Correctionville News notes tariff bills attract big business push for monopoly and price hikes, framing Congress as lacking necessary scrutiny.
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Jefferson Bee
United States
China
Spain
Philippines
Islands
Cuba
Mexico
Europe
Correctionville
Congress
Brain Tests by Bam Loud
A jumble of wordplay and phonetic puzzles builds to a playful brain teaser. The piece weaves quips about writers, circuses, and philosophical lines while guiding readers to fill spac es with phonetically named words. It ends with a numeric riddle about a fence length and area.
The Daffodil Murder
Detective Tarling probes the Lyne death in a London park uncovering suspects. Odette Ryder, Milburgh and a nursing home case intertwine as Tarling seals a trail from Hertford to Soho with Whiteside and Stay in pursuit. A dramatic clue network builds toward an imminent confrontation.
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Thornton Lyne
London
Tarling
Lyne
Odette Ryder
Milburgh
Hertford
Miss Ryder
Hays
Miss
Whiteside
Cavendish Place
Cambour's
Soho
Scotland Yard
Odette
Bil
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier May 2 1872 Mt Vernon Iowa items
May 2 1872 edition notes wheat harvest progress at Cedar Valley farm Mt Vernon and J P Farley resigns as Iowa division superintendent for Illinois Central. Bachelors E H Pressey A H Frank decorate rooms with Dolly Varden calico. James Varden named Waterloo East police, Hoff and Washington Baumgardner Waterloo West. Ferry's soda fountain vandalized. city salary fixed at 460 per year with council room fuel and lights. Amassa Cottrell sells 126 bushels wheat at 1.28 per bushel in Water, Clay Bros prepare new implement display Jefferson and Fourth. Snowfall totals three feet seven inches. 28 snowstorms last winter from Nov 22 to Apr 10. Dutch Bit refers to delirium tremens death of ransacker last week. Salary details for city clerk noted.
Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska railway election result is reported
Forty years ago on May 3 1892 a special election approved a tax for a new railway. Voters in Waterloo and East Waterloo townships backed the plan by about 1000, seen as a major win for local rail expansion efforts.
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Wisconsin, Iowa & Nebraska Railway
Waterloo
East Waterton
May 3 1902 News Briefs and Local Notes From Waterloo
Reports include a Chautauqua lineup with Gen Fitzhugh Lee and Capt Hobson, Memorial Day plans by Rev Loveland, and local political moves such as David Henderson’s renomination. Also notes cattle losses from lightning, a Baptist breakfast success, and a crime subplot involving Tarling Ling Chu and Milburgh with Chinese coercion.
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Chautauqua Assembly
Fitzhugh Lee
Homer C. Stuntz
Thomas
B. Green
Isabelle Bratnaber
Marion Green
Ellen M. Stone
John C. Black
Emil G. Wirsch
George EB. Vincent
Solon C. Bronson
J. F. Nugent
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Ruth Undegraff
Gaven Spencer
Flora MacDonald
Abe Martin Circuses Embrace Old Showbill Dreams
The piece notes Abe Martin Circuses returning to familiar acts once shown on bills over fifty years ago and comments on audience shifts away from theater boxes toward regular seats as money allows.
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W. HH. Hartman Co
West Park Ave
Hartman
Asw. Peterson
Treas
Geo Mer
Toeee Simones Slepen
Spaitty
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Dougherty
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Philadelphia
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Ypres
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Ryen
Paris
Mons. Carpentier
Jack
Jersey City
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Georges
Dempsey
Pauline Floyd
Washington
Supreme Court
Dattla
Tobin
Annie
Vom Thomb
William Brady
M. D
Bete Pixpeintar
Datfeor
Opm
Frank L. Stanton
Burroughs Nature
Ughton
BAM Loud
Wright
Gel
Yeaterday
Edgar Wallace
Greenest
Smell, Maynard & Company (Incorporated
W. J H. Palmer
Cedar Valley Farm
Mt. Vernon
J.P. Farley
Illinois Central Railway
E. H. Pressey
A. H. Frank
Dolly Varden Calico
James Varden
Waterloo East
Mr. Hoff
Washington Baumgardner
Waterloo West
Ferry
Fate Dials
Amassa Cottrell
Watera
Clay Brothers
Cedar Falls
Jefferson and
Fourth Streets
wasiHe
J. P. White
G. G. Bickley
Leavitt
Benjamin Strickler
Wellington
St’ Fourth Street
Wellington Court
Colonial
Ed. S
Clayton County
C. W. Taft
California
Burlington
the Times
Jesup
C. E. Phifer
Richard Engle
Raymond
W. W. Cherrington
B. Cherrington
Grace M. EB. Church
Johan Smith
Crane Creak
Frank L. Loveland
Methodist Church
Winton
Anna
Jessie Becker
East
David B. Henderson
J. J. Rainbow
Mt. Vernon Township
Martin Favors
First Baptist Church
le Nes
Brazil
Abe Martin
Cuticura
Talcam Zeaverschern
Forageo Stier
Liberesarine Beye Melee
Ceeds
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