Indians Edge Keokuk In Split With Fokuk
May 24 Keokuk defeats Marshalltown 4 to 2 after Indians rally in eighth and tenth. Ed Asher dominates on the mound with support from Indberg and Hammerschmidt. Mason City and Cedar Rapids split, Red Sox top Claydiggers 4 to 1. Clinton loses 8 to 4 to Cedar Rapids.
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Red Sox
J.tlington
Rowdy Mil
Burlington
Chief Mills
Mason City
Moundsman Witd
Ryington
Mn City
Her and
Rolley
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Inton
Eger
Ludwig Miller
Gross Evans
Federal League action at Weeghman Park highlights doubleheader split
Chicago May 24. In a real baseball crowd at Weeghman Park, the Chicago team split a doubleheader with the Baltimore club. dergast pitched a three hit opener and shut out the Orioles 2 to 0, while McConnell added a three hit game in the nightcap, but Baltimore won 2 to 1. In other games, Kansas City defeated Buffalo 4 to 2 behind Ehmke and Schulz, and St. Louis beat Newark 10 to 3, led by three Newark pitchers and a strong offense.
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Hicago
Weeghman Park
Wnuies
Mike Dergast
George McConnell
Baltimore
Tata
Imore
Endergast
Wilson
Bender Owens
Kansas City
Buffalo
St. Louis
Newark
T. Louis
Louis
Park
Whitehouse
Brandon
Ren
Textor
Crendall
Hart
Bride And Child Slain In Michigan Tragedy
Richmond Michigan May 24 Three weeks ago Mr and Mrs Herman man wed Yesterday he choked his wife and her eight year old daughter by a prior marriage to death and then slashed his throat with a butcher knife Erdman a brother of Mrs Erdman found the bodies in a bedroom Be ing no response to his calls he peered through a window and found the two on the floor Erdman was found writhing in pain on a bed in another room. motive not learned A stranger later paid for lodging for men at a gospel camp and spoke of returning to Minnesota to install a large textile plant and mentioned his past work with star missions He said he would return in two months and urged attendance at a Big Brother mission service tonight
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Richmond
Mich
Herman Man
Erdman
Hu Weiss
Erd
Big Brother Mission
Minnesota
Star Missions
Christ
Rev
A. C. Gabelein
New York
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo
Gabbelein
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Calvary
Gabeleéin
Noah
Tabernacle
Gabelein
First Presbyterian Church
Ackerman Faces Perjury Charge In Waterloo Trial
In Waterloo a perjury indictment against J W Ackerman arises from a Scribner streetcar verdict. Ackerman testified he was on the car when the motorman spoke to the boy on the fender, contrary to the company’s claim. Pinkerton detective Goodman vouched for conversations suggesting Ackerman did not ride the car. County Attorney Wenner leads the prosecution. defense by Risk and Sullivan. Trial expected to take most of the week with many witnesses.
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FL & N. Railway
Boles
J. W. Ackerman
Ackerman
Charles Scribner
Plaintif
Scribner
Higley
Street Card Company
D. J. Goodman
St. Paul
Pinkerton
Goodman
Wenner
A. B. Lovejoy
Loren Risk
J.T. Sullivan
Dogs Help Nabbing Thieves in Mason City Raid
Ross Baldwin and Marshall Shores profiled the capture of five men linked to robberies at a jewelry and a drug store and a lumberyard office. Bloodhounds traced suspects from the lumberyard to two ex convicts’ cabins and a farm house, leading to arrests including a Mason City detective. The Evening Courier notes the paper’s reach in Waterloo.
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Ross Baldwin
Marshall Shores
Mason City
Detective Buchanan
F. M. Shores
Italy Moves To Strike At Austrian Border Across Alps
London May 24 Italy begins land operations against Austria Hungary along the Alpine frontier. Troops mobilize in a rugged border zone as Austrian forces line the boundary. The Italian fleet, under the Duke of the Abruzzi, anchors in the Adriatic ready to strike Austrian naval strength at Trieste Pola and Fiume. The Dalmatian coast remains in Austrian hands and the Dardanelles are within 800 miles of southern Italy.
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London
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Austrian Alps
Adriatic
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Lis
United States
Austria
Trieste
Pola
Fiume
Hungary
Dalmatian
Austria‘s
Dardanelles
Census Pace Set to Finish By Week End
At a Waterloo meeting of ten census enumerators Assessor Bar ney H Kascht reassigned territory and predicted the city population tally wrap this week. About 26 000 cards were turned in last Saturday with an estimate of 4 000 to 6 000 more inhabitants to be counted. Work in Chan auqui park began today and Assessor George Banger of La Porte completed property values and citizen counts, noting a 287 gain over five years and La Porte City population near 1 2 a a or 3 238 in 1910.
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Waterloo
Barney H. Kascht
Fts
Kascht
Chanauqui Park
George Banger
la Porte
la Porte City
The Eternal City on Screen at The Plaza
At The Plaza yesterday a film from Famous Players featuring Pauline Frederick premiered amid praise for its scope. Scenes span Rome London and the Vatican gardens with music by Ralph Mason Hix and Rose Blatt. Annette Yhe Lake of Waterloo sang with the Orphany quartette. The program also includes When It Strikes Home with Grace Washburn Muriel Ostriche and Edwin August, plus AlOne in New York in five parts and a six thousand foot single reel comedy alongside other features today and tomorrow.
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Plaza
Hall Caine
Pauline Frederick
Rome
London
He Valican Gardens
Coliseum
St. Pete Castle
el Angelo
Imperial City
World
Strand
Chapple & Mantel Gtove
Chapple
Hildebrands
Waterloo
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Mason Hix
New York
Millenthal Film Company
the Grand
J. A. Nelson
Grand
Anti American Demonstration in Berlin United Under German Defense Union
Berlin May 24. The first organized demonstration against the United States was held Sunday under the German Defense union. Resolutions protested America supplying allies with army and ammunition. Count Wagner was cheered for three minutes after a bitter attack on American policies.
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Berlin
United States
German Defense Union
America
Tountiler Wagner
Veteran Major General Scholz to address Waterloo students
Major General Scholz, veteran of service with the Mexican army under Madero and with the English flag in Africa, is scheduled to speak to eighth grade and high school students in Waterloo east this afternoon at 4 50 o'clock. He brings numerous trophies and curios to share.
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Scholz
Francisco I. Madero
Africa
Waterloo East
Choi Concert Impresses Voices at St Marys Church
A Dabvane College choir group at St Marys Catholic Church delivered a brilliant concert filled with Gregorlin medieval and modern music. Father Pregs directed with deep church music knowledge as soloists Vincent Martin and Frank Will showcased superb vocal talents. Master Joseph Brinkman accompanied and offered Paderewski and Veracour pieces while Edith Lowney assisted the choir with two songs.
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Dabvane
Benedictus
Sehabert
Messrs
Kearns
Crosby
Vincent Martin
Puccini
Leonzavello
Frank Wil
Valce
Warner
Joseph Brinkman
Edith Lowney
Three Fined for Illegal Fishing Case in Cedar River
Three men were fined and pled guilty after being cited for illegal seining in the Cedar River. George Lartiten and Bimner Wilson pleaded guilty and received ten days in jail with costs. Johnnen Grummer and Joe Britt pled not guilty. their cases were continued. Ed Chapman and Wimer Yoskett, identified as sportsmen, contemplate deputy warden candidacy as Goodell faces possible deponement.
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Eimeari
Gondell
Jushica Knupp
Cour
Wang
George Lartiten
Bimner Wilson
Fidh
Cedar River Iy
guAty
Johnnen
Grummer
Joe Britt
Johnson
We State
Tirisee
Ing
Enh
Fly
Cowrie
Ed Chapman
State Wirden Trinshaw
State Department
Wsotelog
Ua Promygness
Goodell
Gimr
St. T. Bt. John
Raveville
Depw
Hinshaw
Wimer Yoskett
Jock
Dead man not escaped prisoner identified by prints
Coroner Smith had fingerprints taken to compare with fugitives from Leavenworth. Warden Morgan replies that the dead man is not Diggs Nolen or any escaped prisoner. The body will be interred, though photographed for possible later identification.
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Winds Central
Leavenworth
Smith
Thomas HW
Morgan
Dr. Smith
Diggs Nolen
Continued Evidence of Auto Prosperity at Chalmers
Detroit business records show April as the second largest month for Chalmers Motor Company. Early indicators suggest May will set a new peak, continuing a robust period for the automaker.
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Detroit
Chalmers Motor Company
Chalmers Company
Interstate Commission Upholds Chicago Rates
Washington D C May 24 Rates of Illinois Central and other railroads on vegetables in carloads from New Orleans to Chicago and other northern markets were found not unreasonable by the Interstate Commerce Commission. A complete revision of schedules of estimated weights for annual shipments was ordered.
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Washington, D. C
Ilinois Central
New Orleans
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Breath Relief
Bad breath sufferers are urged to use Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. The sugar coated tablets claim to cleanse the blood and purify the system without griping or harsh side effects. Sold by All Druggists, Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio.
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Dr. Edwards
Sir. Edwards
Edwards
FM. Awards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
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Pokuk
Marshalltown
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Asher
Jeaguers
Indberg
Bunny
Hallto
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Federal League
Rev. Gabelein II
Pate
Walnut Street
Baptlst Church
FLEET
Grace Washburn
Muriel Ostriche
Eewin
Chas. K. Iarris
Mr. Harris
Film Corporation
Dick Bartley
Itan
South America
Aron
Dick Hartley
Jessa
Hartley
Ursula
Lismore
ARROW
Pea & Co, Les. Makers
Mary
Chillivorl
Deluey Gama Warden Plisal
Dtruatly
Ssyer
Poantlon
Interstate
Commission
Pop
East Side
Citizens Gas and Electric CO
Calumet
Laris
France
Burch’s
Lisle
Taylor
Pianae
Gome
Sactifics
Packard
Gabler
Strauble
Seybold
Steinman & Sans
Scott B. Prowell
Taylor’s Old Store
East Fourth Street
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