Parade of Automobiles Changes Date for Decoration Day
A local notice reports a big auto parade rescheduled from Saturday to Decoration Day Tuesday at 2 PM. Auto owners are urged to decorate their cars and bring passengers, with feminine passengers preferred, as part of a publicity parade organized by the Commercial club. A preliminary conference selected tentative cast members for a Waterloo play production.
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Pure Rescs
WSL
Jessie Fowler
Mae Waneler
Edith Wangler
Irene Knapp
Alice Lichty
Elizabeth Mann
Dorothy Crowell
Florence McKitinney
Salome McFlhinney
Grace Williams
Lucile Repass
Marjorie Rahe
Marjorie Bown
Gwyneth Sampson
June Horton
Irma Good
Esther Knittle
Bulsat
Earnest Cass
Nome
Max Miller
Milo Miller
George Williams
Kenneth Stagdon
Jackson
McCoy
Ruben Rath
Frank Fowler, Jr
Hay Shaw
Harold Nesbit
Ben Naven
Paul Fightey
Worth Tlivan
Bill Toohey
Taurence Kessler
Louis Toetser
Frank Upllard
Dick Place
Fred Varter
Win Ferres
Glut Holden
Clubwomen Open Biennial Session in New York
New York May 23 The General Federation of Women’s Clubs opens its thirteenth biennial convention with rival presidential candidates Mrs Sneath of Ohio and Mrs J E Cowles of California. Delegation splits East versus West as credentials surprise with an additional seat. Edison reception and local club entertainments mark the day.
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New York
General Federation of Women
S. Cluk
Sneath
Tiffin
J. E. Jowles
Los Angeles
Cal
Middlewest
Russian Wheat Crop Ruined by Frost
Report from Stockholm via Overseas News Agency details severe frosts destroying winter crops across Russia. Volex district Kazan and Samara governments face frozen fields while Tungsian authorities consider replanting. Finland plans milk export restrictions, 6 million rubles of coffee stock detained in Sweden.
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Sterlin Ry Whireloag
Sayville
Ten
Russia
Stockholm
Tthe Overseas News
Volex
Kazan
Samara
Tungsian
Sweden
Finland
Rebekahs Plan to Attend Waverly Meeting
The Tri County Rebekah convention for Black Hawk Watler and Bremner counties will meet in Waverly Friday next. Delegations from county lodges are expected in force with grand officers present and good programs planned. A special car on the W, F, L and X will depart Waterloo at 9 am if enough tickets are sold.
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Tri-Vounty
Rebekah
Black Hawk
Watler
Bremner
Waverly
Intendance
Neere
FL & X
Waterloo
O.tt. Sweetey
Came Leader Named Walter J Meat Boys Secretary
Walter J Meat has announced the camp leaders for the local association and cadar falls cosm winner iah. The list includes Jacob Binatz Edward Risser Warrisher swimming director Jess Early Koaiian Bor Miter and Paul Johaenn.
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Walter J. Meat
Cadar Falls Cosmwinnier Iah
Thare
Jacob Binatz
Edward Risser
Warrisher
Jess
Koaiian
Bor Miter
Aid Catnip
Paul Johaenn
MAKING BABY PRETTY THE BABY S EYES
Advice on baby eye care stressing prevention of squints and damage. Emphasizes keeping eyelids clean daily, washing away discharge, using boric acid solution, gentle eyelid care, and shaping brows and lashes carefully. Warns against bright light and flashy toys to protect eye health.
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Reby Dunting
Waterloo and Chicago rail workers listed in local notes
A Waterloo gossip roundup reports J M Johnson heading to Chicago tonight and includes brief notes on railway staff transfers, illnesses, and hospital visits. Several officials from Illinois Central and Twin City lines are noted visiting Dubuque, Waterloo, Greene, Fredericksburg, and Omaha with updates on health and assignments.
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Tts
Ilinois Central
J. M. Johnson
Chicago
J.T. Tait
Trenois Central Railroad
Dubuque
Waterloo
Johnson
Greene
Theress Central
Walter Larsan
Fredericksburg
Fred Peeps
George Watson
Tureman
E. R. Torgerson
Twiingis Central
Omaha
Gilleas
Charles Fieh
Aster Mechanic's Office
Chicage
Division Storehouse
Mechaniccal Department
Becks in Park Can They Be Hunted Asks French Down
New York May 23. From the Plaza Hotel park side windows lovers of nature may look into Central Park and observe a wild duck or two in the pond. A French lieutenant at a window yesterday morning gave the park a poetic glance, focusing on the tame ducks swimming in the lagoon.
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Schall
Isib
Central Park
Becks
New York
Plaza Hotel
Lrave
Negro College Givin Bible Owned by Lincoln
Fisk University in Nashville announced a gift of Abraham Lincoln era Bible given to Lincoln by African Americans in Baltimore in 1884. Robert U. Lincoln presented the book and Lincoln urged preserving it in a permanent institution connected to the university founded by General Clinton Bower Firk after the war.
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Nashville
Tenn
M.A. Merkenaie
Fisk University
Togo
Robert U. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Naltimore
Lincoln
Clinton Bower Firk
Ryan elected head ov Iowa assistant postmasters
Marshalltown May 25 3 0 AL Ryan of Des Moines was elected president of the Tow g State Association of Assistant Post Masters and Supervising Employes at the close of the convention held today. W A Worrdj of Albion chosen first vice president Miss Abijie Allen of Cortive serenand vice president H W E Aprinkie of Newton secretary and treasurer Next meeting place to be announced this afternoon Deg j Maines Clinton and Ottumwa are after the 1977 convention.
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Marshalltown
AL Ryan
Des Moines
Moka
Towg State Association
Browent
W. AG. Worrdj
Albion
Cosen First View
Ab Jhie Allen
Cortive Serenand
HW. E. Aprinkie
Newton
Deg J Maines
Clinton
Ottumwa
Sele
War Pots Essex Among First Of Gehman Cities
Berlin reports that the city of Fen and Krupps town have risen to metropolis status with a population of 540000. Since annexing eight or nine suburbs the area now surpasses 2600, and only a few German cities exceed its size including Berlin and Munich.
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Essex
Gehman
Berlin
Ae Fen
Krupps
Issen
Bertin
Taoaborg
Mun Colognes
Dresden
Loeipaig
Brlan
Real Wild West at Cedar Falls Contest Opens Open to All
Reproduction of an old frontier show plans a three day Western tournament with $3,000 in cash prizes. Sixty head of cattle and wild horses from Cheyenne will be used in bronco busting with 190 cowboys and girls expected to participate. Miss Luellie Mulhall and Wes Ward McCarty are billed stars, as exhibitors and contests run afternoon and evening on the fair grounds between Waterton and Cedar Falls.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Shase Antimala
Zach Mulhall
Morthall
Luellie Mulhall
Wesward McCarty
Austrian Sub Sinks Three Ships in Mediterranean
May reports from Paris and London state Austrian submarines attacked vessels in the Mediterranean. The Norwegian steamer Tjomoa was sunk near Aleudia by an Ansizien submarine. crews were saved or harmed. Three ships including Ada Moentlis Karis and Rass were sunk, with several fatalities and crew rescued.
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Paris
Tjomoa
Aleudia
Ighumd Af Majores
Balon
Rdd
Ada Moentlis Karais
Mediterranean
Fathi Eorth
Hemisspac Rass
Illness of James J. Hill Stirs Friends in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota reports say railroad magnate James J. Hill remains ill and absent from the office since Wednesday. Early rumors pegged his condition as minor but later dispatches indicate complications with a slower recovery schedule than hoped.
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St. Paul
Minn
James J. Hill
Wualmess
Pith
Wills Imdis
Hill
War News Gist From Front Lines Amid Shifts in European Focus
Reported developments describe a French led push around Mort Doua mont with General Nivelle's forces. Charmini retreating from al bat A ea angie corners, while German counter strokes claim limited gains. Paris notes only capture of a position near the Thiauiwastt farm as a notable success amid ongoing Austro Italian theater activity in Tyrol and adjacent fronts.
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Mort Douamont
Nivelle
Charmini
al Bat A Ea Angie
Pacis
Paris
Thiauiwastt
Obituary of Miss Minnie McDowell of Waterloo Ireland born 1866
Minnie McDowell died Monday at age 78 after four months illness. Born in Londonderry Ireland on February 25 1866 she lived in Waterloo several years. Survived by four brothers James Whyte Ke Myers Hinchsey Londonderry and others. parents Mr and Mrs Thonay McDowell. interment in family lot at Oubeschan. Funeral at home in Dover at noon with service for Miss McDowell’s remains.
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Minner
Dover
Marti
Fourth Street
Cii
Minnie McDowell
Montay
Ap. Om
Oubeschan
Heshie
Mes
Thonay
Dowell
Miss McDowell
Londonderry
Ireland
United States
James Whyte
Myers
Hinchsey
Minn
Tale
Welfast
Thomas
William
Waterloo
James Craver
McTiowell Trad
Colfax
Ter
Vorat
Funeral services for infant in Salisbury area
A brief prayer service followed by burial rites for infant of Mr. Ark Mes and Anna Weller at St Marys Church in the city. The funeral was held today at the family home then moved to First Evangelical for interment. further services announced for a later date in Berkeley.
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Laorine
Ering Stailman
Ark Mes
John Salina
Psou
Van Pelt Tours Jersey Sale At Elmendorf Farm
Hugh G. Van Pelt editor of the Wimball Mairy Journal travels to Lexington Kentucky to observeElmendorf Jersey cattle farm sale. The owner recently divested and administrator's sale, with Phat representing Kimya interests, Flew and Mrs. Van Pelt accompany the trip by car, proceeding as far as Chirarn.
Sister Dies After Wedding at St Patrick’s Cathedral
In Rochester New York Miss Margaret Farron married William Pyne at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Her sister Miss Par ron collapsed in church and died after an emotional scene during the nuptial mass. The bishop and crowd saw the tragedy as Par ron had never been separated from her sister.
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Rochester
N. V
Mayfielon EK
Avanne
Margaret Farron
William Pyne
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Mise Parron
Thomas I
Miss Parron
Hlins
Miss Farron
Caraner Thomas
Patrol Driver Injuries Lead to City Court Fight
A patrol driver suffered injuries weeks after a fall and subsequent trial looms. The incident involves a city broker and disputes over medical treatment and responsibility. Court action and insurance details are pending as witnesses prepare statements.
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Spt
Waward Fark
Disorderly conduct charges dismissed in local court
Court ruled against charges of disorderly conduct against individuals identified as the defendants. Accusers claimed a fight occurred, and the judge remained seated as the evidence was weighed, with the proceedings concluding without conviction.
Vental Ugs Harry Mooradin Opens Waterton Market
Local reports state Harry Mooradin has begun as a public ban man in Dasidia Waterton. He announces a Festival cuisine featuring Oriental Wages and first offerings at the seated Wresh varietal festa in Leyden.
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Harry Mooradin
Dasidia Wit
Waterton
Snewine
Celine
Leyden
Grain Bank Branch Hopes Rise in Waterloo
A local notice reports MokKernusie and Day opening a new grain brokerage in Waterloo at 604 505 Marah Plate. OC G Larrabes named manager. a Waterlow resident notes his expertise. The firm, a longstanding camera dealer, aims to expand into a Waterloo branch and sees strong promise for the area.
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MokKernusie & Day
Continental
Builiding
Ghlsayge
WaterToeoffee
OC. G. Larrabes
de Che de Beens
Larrahea
Waterlow
Busines
Ato Sbatankink
Chvaga
Watertow
Wat Meir Wripnesa
Porto Rican Bill Passed by House Suffrage Rejected
Washington, May 44. The Porto Rican bill passed by the House without roll call. The measure would grant women suffrage in Porto Rico but was rejected in the Senate. The bill also proposed revenue rules for goods shipped to both Porto Rico and the United States.
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Washington
TD. C
Vole Oof
Porta Rivan Bay
Porto Rico
United States
Ciate Heads to Frisco amid weather boosts
The article notes Ciate starting out bound for Frisco amid optimistic weather forecasts. It mentions preparations, with references to experts and a planned route via San Prauecisca and the Hawkeye path. Travel plans include a stated distance and highway conditions as the journey proceeds.
Junk Dealers Wien Cire Atternes Brow Life on
Property owners protested against a city ordinance requiring junk dealers to obtain written permission from all property owners within 30 feet of their lots. The council considers the measure amid opposition and new backing for the Prigman & Wallner firm.
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Cire
Fapindon
Prigman & Wallner
Serds
City in Brief From a Frayed Local Page
A jumble of short notices covers visits, travels, and local events. Mentions include Mrs Fitzgeralt’s return from a visit, Charila Mason's return to Waterloo, a trip to Shirley's lake, and Joseph We Alien visiting Water loo. A mortgage release, an insane commitment, and preparations for state and local meetings are noted, alongside routine ads and society items.
Dollie Graham Held In Drug Theft Case
Police arrested Dollie Graham at officials request in Waterloo on drug theft charges. Tarry Willard was taken into custody in Elma for robbing a drug store and sourcing a package tied to Graham. Officers found drugs in the package and linked drugs to a medical recipient. Janeritie Graham was jailed for alleged physician drug use and possession, with suspicion of wider drug sale in Waterloo.
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Dollie Grahaimn
iShst
Tarry Willard
Elma Om
Dole Graham
Waterloo
Janeritie Graham
Washington Court Rules Jury Size In Federal Cases
Washington D C May 23 The Supreme Court ruled juries of fewer than twelve members may render valid verdicts under common law and federal law in certain cases, including those arising under federal law, affecting trial conduct and jury qualification.
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Washington, D. C
Fed
Supreme Court of
Tuaret Shire
Mailroads
Mormaitin
Be wary of the bore IP WOCK LAV BON STRONG
May 23 notes two doctors involved in a strange incident as Fork Dowie reports efforts to reset Hawkins jaw after a Saturday night event. The account mentions a birth, legal actions, and medical interference. Mel aided a person during the scene, though details remain unclear.
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Py Hawkins
Hawkins
Food Dictator Authorized by German Council
Advices from Hiern sway report that the German federal council has authorized the Imperial chancellor to form a new food board. The president will dispose of fodder, raw materials, supplies for feeding animals, regulate imports and exports, set prices, and ensure supplies for the empire’s food and animal fodder needs.
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Hiern
Federal Concil
Imperial Charaller
Boyer on Trial for Bootlegging
Testimony continued in the trial of George Boyer charged with selling liquor in violation of the law. The case stemmed from a seizure of beer at Boyer’s home and a suspected purchase by plain clothes officers. County Attorney Ed Wenner prosecuted. W. O. Birdsall defended before Judge Mullan.
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Triio Agaigst
George Boyer
Ber
Jury Awards $100 Insurance Claim Over Barn Fire
A district court jury in Judge Boies division returned a verdict of 100 dollars for J. Kerranil against Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance. The plaintiff claimed a barn fire policy covered the loss and the insurer argued the fire began within 100 feet of the building, a condition they said was exempt under the policy. Jury deliberation lasted under half an hour.
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Boies’ Division
Distric Court
J. Kerranil
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Isurance Company
Glynn Prepares Democratic Keynote Address
Washington May 23 Work of putting into words the idea on which the administration plan has started in earnest Former Governor Glynn of New York temporary chairman of the St Louis convention will deliver the keynote address and has prepared his speech It will soon be submitted to President Wilson The general outline of the Democratic platform has been agreed upon
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Washington, D. C
Gvernor Glynn
New York
St Lou
Keynay Adress
Dent Wilson
Adventists Attend State Conference in Nevada
Delegates from the local Seventh Day Adventist church will attend the annual state conference at Nevada from June 25 to 4. During the stay about 160 delegates and families will be on the grounds. Clergymen of the denomination will be present and take prominent roles in the conference. Officers will be elected and reports made during business sessions.
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Seven- Day Adventist Church
Nevaday
Nevada
General Allen Likely Promoted to Major General
Des Moines May 23 Brigadier General Allen of Cedar Rapids commanding three infantry regiments of the Iowa National Guard will probably be promoted to major general after July an assistant division in the national guard was announced today Des Moines reports this development from state military circles and notes his leadership over the regiments in the guard
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Des Moines
Allen
Cedar Rapids
Iowa National Guard
Iowa
National Guard
US stock listings in New York May market report
A dated market listing from New York shows numerous stocks including American Beet Sugar American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining American Sugar Refining Anaconda Copper Atchison Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Colorado Fuel and Iron Crucible Steel General Electric Great Northern Illinois Central New Orleans etc. The report enumerates a wide range of industrials and railroads trading on the exchange with brief price markers.
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New York
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Roland PL Ry
Colorado Fuel
Iran
Crucible Steel
General Electric
Great Northern Phil
Illinois Central - Teene Louisdilre
Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
National Lend - Te
Norfolk
Western
Northern Bae
Pacific
Union Pacific
Maton Steel
Hintind States Steel
Western Union
Westinghouse “Lecirie
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