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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1914

Page

7

Schenk denies Basher charge over Senate bid

Casper Schenk, Progressive candidate for the United States Senate, responded to H. Basher of Waterloo who claimed Schenk promised not to run. Schenk denied the pledge, argued against barring rivals, and urged open primaries. He offered to publish correspondence if Basher does, and defended the party’s primary spirit.

Dea Molves Casper Schenk United States Chicago H. Basher Waterloo Basher Schenk Waterloo Evening Courier Frank Q. Stuart Chariton Hasher Cumipins Democrats S. H. Basher United States Senate Rose Progressive Party Mr. Basher Stuart Dasher

Waterloo Dentists push for 1915 Iowa convention presidency

Practically all Waterloo dentists paused their practice to travel to Des Moines for the Iowa State Dental Society three day meeting. They aim to secure the 1915 convention for Waterloo and elect Dr J G Hildebrand as president. Local delegation includes Drs Heverly Hough Hildebrand Noxla Funston Boysen McCoy Martenson Mueller Robertson Shane Hemsworth Droner Lynn Heiple Miller Cedar Falls. The Des Moines gathering would be the first in this city, with Waterloo pitching for ample hotel and delegate facilities for six to seven hundred attendees and addresses from prominent dental figures.

Waterloo Des Moines Iowa State Dental Society J. G. Hildebrand Heverly L. IL Hough Joseph A. Hildebrand R. Noxla G. E. Funston H. A. Boysen T. R. McCoy J. C. Martenson Mueller C. W. Robertson C. N. Shane L. C. Hemsworth

Opinion warm for Tim and local candidates in Black Hawk area

Old Home folks speak highly of Tim and Tim’s supporters. The Osage News notes Harry Taslar would serve Black Hawk county well, while CHL Tailor of Waterloo is described as a capable Republican candidate. Mr and Mrs Lester Ross plan a move to Torrington Conn where Ross will work as advertising manager for a carpet firm.

H. E. Tolar Favrette Coity Weel Union Argo-Gazette Bes Harry Taslar Black Mawick County Des Moines Osage News Waterloo Lester Ross Torrington Conn Hoss Terehierea

Kennedy Fires Threat Prompts Iowa Education Board Clash

Des Moines reports allege state board of education will fire Prof. W. J. Kennedy, Ames extension chief, prompting a potential farmers’ revolt. Kennedy accuses board members Lambert and Trewin of coercion and bias while President Pearson seeks calm amid mounting tensions and support for Kennedy’s record.

Ames State Board of Education W. J. Kennedy Agriculture Extension Department of Amesn Des Moines Farmers of Iowa Kennedy Mano Iowa Agriculture State Board General Assembly Iowa Rector Kennedy Thomas Lambert Maquoketa J. H. Trewin Cedar Rapide Trewin Gaye Trewin Lavery Engineering College of State University Iowa City State Teachers’ College Raymond A. Pearson Pearson Savery Boar eTrewin H O Board of Education Cedar Rapids Towne Trewin, Boyd and Lambert Towns Nee

Humanity lives longer now says Dr Wainwright

In a summary drawn from the American Practitioner Dr J W Wainwright claims that modern living has extended average lifespans by about six years in the past century due to better housing food and clothing and reduced gout incidence. He notes improvements in health and charity and reflects on ongoing stress and strain shaping longevity.

Waltnwright New York J. W. Wainwright

Rev F Q Brown to lecture after ministry at Redpath

Rev F Q Brown pastor of St Pauls Methodist plans to quit his ministerial work this summer and enter the lecture field. He will begin on June 1 with a three month engagement with the Redpath Lyceum Bureau to speak about his world tour.

F. Q. Brown St. Paul's Methodist Church Red+ path Leceum bureau Brown

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