Julian W Richards Dies Sudden in Waterloo At 56
Julian Walter Richards longtime newspaper writer and city editor of the Waterloo Courier died suddenly at his home from pneumonia. He was 56 and had suffered kidney trouble in recent years. He spoke calmly to his wife in his final moments and passed away in an easy chair after a brief illness.
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Chicago Tribune
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Cobb suspension debate spreads through major leagues
Detroit players threaten to forfeit games unless Ty Cobb is reinstated after an on-field incident. Manager Jennings seeks substitutes from Jersey City and Philadelphia to field a team, risking a $5000 fine. Other clubs and managers weigh Cobb's conduct and the league's stance as lineups shift amid pressure from owners and players.
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Detroit
Jennings
Jersey City
Cclub
New York
Johnson
Paleo
Cobb
Connie Mack
Cobh
Minaster
Jelub
Umfire
Cleveland
Ty" Cobb
Harry Wolverton
Lke Cobb
Town Criers Train Welcomed Along Midwest Route
Waterloo Town Criers on a special train tour visit Oklahoma City Enid Topeka Fort Dodge and Waterloo Iowa with booster speeches tours receptions and advertising from local clubs and businesses. The Oklahoma City Ad club wired to extend the stop while Topeka and Wichita hosted welcomes and meals.
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Okla
Waterloo
Oklahoma State
A. W. Peterson
Wichita
Kwan
Town Criers
Topeka
Commercial Club
Otte Barth
Ad Club
Webb
Waterloo Town Criers
Fort Dodge
Oriers
Wankonsa
Jtotel
Ilinois Central
Iowa
Cement Tile Machinery Co
the Northey Manufacturing Co
James Gardiner Co
the Creamery Journal
Corn Publishing Co
Ver Reporter
Kimball's Dairy Farmer
Armstrong Manufacturing Co
Morris Cadilay Auto Co
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Waterloo Times-Tribune
The
Evening Courier
Waterloo Joy
Black Hawk National Bank
Dro Fo
Powers
Situation in Doubt Ab Yet at Democratic Convention
Washington May 1. With more than two thirds of the delegates elected the Baltimore convention remains in doubt. Campaign managers report no candidate expects to clinch on the first ballot as primaries continue. Wilson and Clark heads list claimed strength with pledged and instructed delegates totaling around 273 for Wilson and 291 for Clark, while underwood Harmon Baldwin and Burke show smaller, uncertain tallies.
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Wilson
Sovnet
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Underwoo
Harmon
Baldwin
Marshall
Burke
Kansas
North Kakota
Burkes
Wiltson
Jie Underwood
Underwood
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Harmon Bedquariars
Three Die In Texas Revolver Battle In County
Report from Corpus Christi Texas May 15 describes a reservoir clash at Sam Dieselwas county arousing fatal gunfire. Three combatants died and three others were arrested including Beate Msinal county and district clerk Antonie Anguiena Sheriff Candelario Soma and San Selice.
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Tex
Sam Dieselwas
Des Wil
Beate Msinal
Privat County
Antonie Anguiena
Easy Sherif Candelario Soma
Richeson’s Hysterical Bid to Lie Beside Mother
Nostan May 18 A condemned clergyman Richeson under heavy opiate influence begged to be buried beside his mother in Virginia as death by electrocution looms next week. He collapsed into hysterical delirium, receiving a sedative from Dr Lyons and settling into sleep as officials plan the execution likely for Tuesday morning with ministers present for final moments.
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Anyonies
Chirenea
Livheson
Alth
Mleetrocutian
Avis Linnell
Hlaeauyeel
Nis Howdy
Richeson
Tortad
Win A. Morse
Stebbing
Terbert
Johnson
Morse
Furether
Cheyre
Bridges
Frederick L. Lyons
Charleston
Lyons
Plan to Stamp Out Rebellion Near Juarez
Federal forces plan a three column march on Juarez to encircle the city and sever insurgent links with the United States. General Orozco holds Bellano Jimenez with 5 000 rebels while Hueria presses 15 miles north. San Ignacio reports a federal column advancing as Juarez may fall, ending arms smuggling and provisioning for the insurrection.
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Tex
Orozco
Bellano
Jimenez
Hueria
Juarez Akely
Juarez
Chihuahua
Rio Grande
San Ignacio
Associated Press
Ofinaga
Believed Dage's Body Congealed in Road Accident
Webster City Iowa May 18 Special Kossuth county officers before Daryl Marlow two years old who disappeared May 5 from Lone Creek were run over by an automobile and the body hidden to cover the tragedy The younger child could not provide details but officials believe the Marion baby was killed in the road incident Smoke Martins Standard cigar
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Webster City
Kossuth
Belore Dary
Marlow
Ffrom
Lone Creek
Anti ‘Ist
Hidialen
Jis Prattia
Marion
10000 Caddies Kept From Sunday School
Louisville Kentucky May 18 One hundred thousand caddies are kept from Sunday school by golf per a report to the 124th general assembly of the northern Presbyterian church. The committee urges strong disapproval of secular use of the Sabbath and sports in civil life and in the army and navy. It criticizes Washington for lax Sabbath observance and condemns Sunday newspapers and other leniencies.
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Louisville
124Th General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church
James Yearance
New York
Army
Navy
Washington
Tom Dened
Teddy Addresses Record Crowds in Ohio Tour
Columbus May 18 Charles Roosevelt addressed record crowds here last night and left for Delaware today. He was to make about a half dozen speeches in Mansfield Akron and nearby towns with Cleveland on tap for the evening. The traveler bore the strain of the trip but the train kept to a light schedule this morning and the journey continued in fair condition.
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Enid
Okla
Wichita
Commercial Club
Waterloo Town Criers’ Club
Southwest
F. W. Powers
Col
Cal Kingsley
Hugh van Pelt
Paul Davis
C. R. Hutchinson
BH. A. Haswell
Princess Theatre
H. Jacoby
Waterloo
Tlinois Central
A. W. Peterson
Columbus
Roosevelt
Seelark
Mianaffield
Akron
Cleveland
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