Abbott's Indians Win Decisive Third Game Against Waterloo
Abbott's Indians defeated Waterloo 6 to 3 in the final game of the series at Bluejays. Wilkus started rough, Hill steadied the mound, and Gottschall drove in key runs as Keokuk built a big second inning lead. Huckster-type plays and base running missteps marked a lively late innings sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Abbott
Indians
Waterloo
Jay Andrews
Bluejays
Wilkus
Hill
Goodman
Giffin
Stadtfeld
McAuley
Jeffries
Jeff
Sweet
J. Hill
Herring
Jack
Donovan
Hed" Gottsehall
Hensling
Gottschall
Rogerson
Fong
R. H
O. A. E. Stadtfeld
Il McAuley
Siglin
Allet. If
Andrews
Wagner
Q Hi
Keokuk— AB
Anova
Bweet
Allen
Biglin
Halls
Krause
Corn Contest Boosters Visit Janesville
Last evening J. O. Trumbauer George Fowler Frank Warner A A Berger and Charles McNulty visited Janesville to promote the corn contest backed by Leavitt Johnson National Bank. They spoke to an audience of over one hundred and received several new applications bringing the total to 463.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Trumbauer
George Fowler
Frank Warner
A. A. Berger
Charles McNulty
Janeavilla
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Keokuk and Waterloo Open Central Association Season
Waterloo declares Tuesday afternoon a half holiday for the opening Central Association game with Keokuk. A city parade led by officials, booster clubs, and auto owners precedes the event to the baseball park where Mayor Thompson will throw the first ball and Cedar Falls Mayor Merner will wear the mask.
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Waterloo
Central Association
Thompson
Keokuk
Booster Club
Waterlogo Athletic Association
Ito
Fifth Street
Leighton
Association
Waterloo Military Band
Robbers’ League
Fifth
Walnut
Fourth
Fouth
Dane
Logan Avenue
Franklin
Commercial
Wellington
Commer~cial Street
Park
R. ©. Thompson
Merner
Cedar Falls
Pretty new uniforms for baseball artists arrive
New uniforms for Doc Andrews' Colts have arrived and will be on display at Frank Brothers' clothing store on Monday. Home uniforms are white with gray stripes while road uniforms use gray material with green stripes. The Elk's head logo on the back of shirts features on the white and purple kit for the Flks' team, ordered and due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Andrews
Colts
Frank Brothers’ Clothing
Istern
Flks
Suffragists Parade Honors Women Writers and Actresses
A suffrage march highlighted women writers and actresses led by Mrs. Marie Manning Gagh of Washington. Notables included Zona Gale, Edna Kenton, Helen Reimer Snyder Martin, Adelaida Fairbanks Timmons, Rheta Child Dorrin, Marguerite Spaulding Gerry, Alice Duer Miller, Roberta Bradshaw, and actresses Hattie Williams, Annie Bussett, and Mary Kanhy Clagett. The march featured the anthem The March of the Women with stirring verses urging courage, faith, and collective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Manning Gagh
Washington
Zona Gale
Wisconsin
Edna Kenton
Helen Reimer Synder Martin
Adelaida Fairbanks Timmons
Fairbanks
Timmons
Rheta Child Dorrin
Marguerite Spaulding Gerry
New York
Alice Duer Miller
Roberta Bradshaw
Triangular Track Meet Set At Local High Field
Arrangements are final for a triangular track and field meet at the west high athletic field at Fifth and Locust streets next Saturday afternoon. Cedar Falls east high and west high will compete for the first time in a three school field meet, sparking strong rivalry and unusual interest among students and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Fifth
Locust Streets
Cedar Falls
East High
St Marys High School Drama Delivers Elaborate Fiblola Play
The senior class at St Marys high school staged an ambitious production of Fiblola in the packed auditorium. Agnes Geib led in the title role with a cast of 39, praised for flawless performance, rich costumes, and elaborate scenery. Music between acts was by Magdalene Schmitz Mortie Schimp and Marjorie Sehimp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Mary's High School
Fabiola
Agnes Geib
Leonard Pint
Raymannd Itebsen
Marie Bartelt
Alberta Fuchs
Lilian O'Connor
Agnes Cruvewald
Louis Friedl
John O'Connell
Otto Hoffer
City in Brief T1 auto goggle season
Local notes report several residents traveling to Mason City Garner and Des Moines for visits and business. Dr G H Sumner notes 1988 February deaths, 29 in Black Hawk county. A meeting in Orange township drew 3 automobiles and 40 carriages, largest attendance for a county event.
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Cr. W. Knoop
Mason City
Garner
Loway Falls
Down
Miss Opal Murphy
Galesburg
Cr. H. Bingham
Marshalltown
Hawkeye Comercial Travelers’ Association
G. H. Sumner
Black Hawk County
Educationsl
Orange Township
Populist Party Founder Col Milton Park Dies in Dallas
Dallas May 9 Col Milton Park a founder of the Populist party and a leading figure in the Farmers Alliance died at his home here yesterday aged 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Milton Park
Farmers’ Alliance
Count Okuma Faces Serious Problems in Japan
In a serious crisis for Japan Count Okuma, the veteran statesman, returns from retirement and forms a cabinet. He must address grave problems to restore equilibrium, repair effects of a prolonged strain, and regain steadiness of vision at seventy six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Okuma
S Mmntetry
Japan
Okuma
Pioneer Hunter and Trapper Dies After Breakfast Collapse
Melvin Vaughn, 73, a pioneer of Delaware County who settled in Delhi in the 1850s and later moved to Waterloo, died after being stricken with paralysis yesterday morning at his son A. A. Vaughn’s home on Lafayette Street. He had visited his son’s home and was up and about before he collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 4. Brown
Charles DaBosta
Canal Street
Melvin Vaugho
Hiia Son
A. A. Vaughn
Lafayette Street
Mr. Vaughn
Hoves
Uanal
Melvin Vaug
Ite
Wiliam
Cedar Falls
Vaughn Wes
Delaware County
Delhi
Waterloo
Magleton School Board Eying New Four Year Program
At a recent Hazleton meeting the school board chose Center Point's Mr Maburin as principal for the coming year replacing Margaret Goff who resigned. Teachers in other rooms were re elected. A large audience supported talk on a proposed new schoolhouse with County Supt GA Larkwood explaining the plan and the need for a larger, better equipped facility.
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Maburin
Center Point
Margaret Goff
Wesley Hasbrouck
Maynard
D. W. Cassett
Lillian
Burlingham
A.W. Jarrett
Carleton
Cassett
T. B. McCurdy
Des Moines
Peter Young
Mesdames McTiheney
Cedar Rapids
Mary F
Nelwein
County
Supt
Larkwood
Galeton
Magteton
Popular Singer Married Sunday
A popular singer and James Hawking of Hansen & Pleteler rug store were married at the bride’s aunt’s home, with Misa Ann Erickson once a Princess Theatre vocalist. The groom, a former Babcock school of pharmacy student, and bride plan a Jesup honeymoon while awaiting a stable pharmacy position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie City
James Hawking
Hansen & Pleteler
Misa Ann Erickson
Princess Theatre
Dr. Webster
Lea
Vallay Dunation
Misa Erickwon
Princes
Jaskina
Hart Pally
Babcock School of Pharmacy
Des Moines
Haskins
Jesup
Washing
Markham Questioned over Roosevelt Brazil River Claim
New York May 9 geographers defend Col Theodore Roosevelt amid London press criticism and long alarmments over whether a new river in Brazil was discovered by the explorer. The debate follows Bir Clements Markham's questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Para
New York
Roosevelt
Royal Geographical Society
London
Bir
Clements Markham
The
Royal Anciety
Canuma
Bir Clements Markham
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Brazil
Counsell
Musicians Play On in Darkness at Park Concert
Musicians in the Water- Ino Military band cut their first Waeh function concert short as darkness fell with about half the program completed. An oversight left no lights or peats, likely to be fixed before the next Lincoln Park concert scheduled for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waehfunfon Park
Water- Ino
Lincoln Park
Temperature Report May 8 From Buchanan Optical
Temperature data from May 8 show a high near 58 degrees and a low around 36. The record lists prior years with 1911 56/48, 1912 83/65, and 1918 60/48, indicating wide historical variation.
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Buchanan Optical “O
Evens
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Abbotts
Keokuk Moundsman
Janesville
Frank Chance
Yankees
Keating
Caldwell
Hance
Cen
Tral Association
Suffragioto
Relanca
Buchanan
Miss Bid Downing
Herman Mixdorf
Fowler Company
Twin Cities
George Williams
Minnesota
Ed Machamer
Vinton
Iowa Falls
W. B G. Feyereisen
Flow
Saska
Will Robby
Sycamore
K. L. Simpking
R. D. Atherton
Robby
Dallas, Tex
Thunter, Trapper
Can
Witterloo
Hazleton
N. M
Miguel
Independence
John
Fountaine
Pinsti
Morlick
Ben
Markham
Doflara
Sppardtua
Polarine
Standard Oil Company
Imdlama Qorforation
Tneering
An and R Edustelal Works
Corn Belt Telephone Co
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