Market News Signals Bullish Wheat Tone Across Regions
Chicago May 25 reports higher wheat futures on hot southwest weather and sparse rainfall. rumors of strong export demand as European orders rise. Corn and hogs show gains with July contracts climbing and a steady finish amid wide buying interest. cattle and sheep receipts and prices mixed across Chicago St Louis and Omaha markets.
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Chicago
Southwest
Cummisston
Okahoma
Kansas
Minnesota
Baderna
St. Louis
Hare
Chivara
Croce
Town Talk shows court visit and local society news
Attorney J Wenner attends court at Vinton as Miss Mabel Antone improves from scarlet fever. Mrs Barrett of Jesup visits sister in Waterloo with various locals also noted. Doctors and patients in Hudson and Waterloo discussed along with a hot south wind.
Real Estate Transfers Among Cedar Falls and Waterloo Firms
A compilation of transfers including Emma Ott et al to George F Wilson for lots in Normal addition Cedar Falls valued at 250 dollars. Alonzo Walker to F M Haven for lots 13 14 in Fox Forsyths addition La Forte City valued at 1 dollar. Rownd to Galloway Gibson Investment Co for Cedar Heights division N lots 12 13 valued at 800 dollars. Chas W Selten to Charles W Rice for Cedar Falls Taylor’s addition lot 7 8 worth not stated. Ephraim K Reckler to J A Aungst for part of lot 6 block 10 Johns addition Waterloo for 1 dollar. Fairmount Cemetery Association to Mrs Louisa Trimble for interment rights in section 14 block a Fairview cemetery Cedar Falls township valued at 20 dollars.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Emma Ott
George F. Wilson
Normal
Cedar Falls
Alonzo Walker
M. Haven
Fox & Forsyth
la Forte
U. AL Rownd, Et al
Galloway- Gibson Investment Co
Cedar Heights
Chas. W. Selten
Taylor
Ephriam K. Reckler
J. Aa. Aungst
Klock
Johnson
Waterloo
Louisa Trimble
Fairsiew
More Testimony in Boodle Case
Columbus Ohio May 25 Stanley Harrison first assistant sergeant at arms of the senate was recalled to testify today in the trial of Representative George Bo Nee indicted for soliciting a bribe of 500 from State Printer Crawford In continuation of his cross examination begun yesterday. Tony Phul dies of hurt Bolletin Kan May 24 8 4 Ctons y Phul of St Louis shot by F Harold Henwood at the Brown Palace hotel last night after a quarrel Ailed at St Luke's hospital shortly before noon today on charge of murder with now he placed Against Henwood who is in tail.
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Columbus
Stanley Harrison
Senate
George Bo Nee
Crawford
Tony' Fhul
Bolletin
Kan
C’tonsy Phul
St. Louis
F. Harold Henwood
Brown Palace
Aled
St. Luke's Hospital
Henwood
Prospect Hills Gale Opens First Addition Day
Prospect Hills opened its first addition day managed by Galloway-Gibson Investment Co. A battalion of automobiles adorned with flags gathered at the grounds as sales agents worked amid crowds. Prospective buyers toured, hoping to secure a button exchangeable for a residential tract.
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Prospect Hills
Alte
Galloway-Gibson Investment Coe
Fourth Street
Drivers test engines before Memorial Day 600
Indianapolis May 25 all drivers entered in the Memorial Day 600 mile race at the Indianapolis speedway except Jos Horan who broke his leg yesterday test their engines on the track. Bob Burman driving a Benz led the last of the forty six entrants to reach the course.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Speedway
Tiett
Jos Horan
Bob Burman
Benz
Extortion from Greek Laborers Cries for State Action
Des Moines reports State Labor Commissioner Van Duyn travels to Mason City to join Minnesota labor officials against a cited extortion scheme targeting Greek laborers in northern Iowa and southern Minnesota. The alleged ringleader, called the "King" by workers, is said to collect five dollars monthly for subsistence.
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Des Moines
van Duyn
Mason City
Minnesota
Iowa
Steamer Tabogo Sinks After Rock Collision Off Punta Mala
The National Steamship Line steamer Tabogo struck a rock off Punta Mala on Tuesday and sank shortly after. Of about one hundred passengers, forty are believed saved.
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Panama
National Steamship Line
Punta Mala
Kunen
Jack Johnson On Train Platform Meet With Weary Caller
A 4:30 Rock Island passenger arrival sparks an anecdote about Jack Johnson the pugilist. Weary William, holding a nickel, says Johnson leaned from a smoker car and exchanged greetings at St Paul after recalling a meeting with Johnson during a prior trip.
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Wiliam
Rock Island
Tack Johnson
St. Paul
Jack
Foreign youth dies at Presbyterian Hospital
A young foreigner who roomed at 522 Black Hawk street died today at noon at Presbyterian hospital. He was brought there Tuesday night in serious condition and could not speak English, communicating only through an interpreter. The body was taken to O'Keefe & Towne undertakers for burial arrangements.
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Black Hawk Street
Presbyterian Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne
Former police head in gambling raid at Keokuk
Jeremiah Herrington former chief of police and thirty others were captured in a gambling raid in Keokuk Iowa today. The sweep was conducted under an order from Attorney General Cosson marking a major crackdown on illegal gambling.
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Keokuk
Jeremiah Herrington
Cosson
Pardon Denials for Walsh and Morse Highlight Trust Breach
President Taft refused clemency for John R. Walsh of Leavenworth and Charles W. Morse of Atlanta. Walsh remains in the federal penitentiary pending parole after a five year sentence for wrecking the Chicago National Bank and related institutions. Morse receives a fifteen year term for banking law violations in Atlanta.
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Leavenworth
Kan
John KR. Walsh
Chicago
Taft
Major McClaughery
Washington
John R. Walsh
Federal
Kaw
Chicag 0 National Bank
Walsh
Financelal
Morse
Memorial Day Prohibition Cited On Sports After 3 PM
Des Moines Iowa May 25 Mayor Hanna issues proclamation noting state law bars sports events on Memorial Day before 3 PM. Attorney General Casson issues opinion on bank tax law allowing town banks to deduct real estate value backing their capital stock from taxed share value before listing.
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Tes Moines
Hanna
Casson
Waterloo Club Smoker To Discuss Street Beautifying Plans
Tonight in the Waterloo club rooms matters of importance will be discussed at a smoker. Music cigars and vaudeville acts from the Crystal theatre will be provided by J. Janey Jones. The beautifying of the business section streets and the depot problem may also be considered.
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Waterloo Club
J. Janey Jones
Crystal Theatre
Waterloo West
Veterans Call for Meeting and Memorial Day Plans
Robert Anderson post in Georgia calls all post members and old soldiers to an open meeting Friday evening May 28 in the post room. A Sunday gathering at 2 p.m. at St Mary’s church and 7 p.m. at Walnut Street Baptist church follows. Regular meeting Friday at 2:20 p.m. urged for Memorial Day preparations.
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Robert Anderson
GA. R
Toom
St. Mary's
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Eversons
Terrific Loss of Burning Mines Figures Presented
New York May 25 chief engineer Herbert Wilson of the federal bureau of mines outlines costly fires in mines. He cites delays in recognizing danger as a major factor in loss of life and describes long burning fires that have destroyed coal, galleries, and surface property. He urges water storage, fireproofing, drills, and rapid control measures.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Mines
Herbert Wilson
Bureau
National Fire Protection Association
Wilson
Pan- Coast
Mr. Wilson
Carbondale
Summit Hill
Maine
Government Tool of Morgan Sparks Senate Clash
Washington May 25 Senators quarreled with Secretary Knox over a Honduras treaty that would let Morgan & Co guarantee a 10 million dollar loan and supervise customs to repay Honduran debt. Senator Smith condemned the Morgan influence and urged no treaty approved by Pierpont Morgan or any private financier.
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Washington, D. C
J. P. Morgan
United States
Republic of Honduras
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullam
Illinois
Knox
Honduras
Morgan & Co
Central American
Morgan Syndicate
William Aiden Smith
Michigan
Smith
Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States Senate
Johnson wins scholarship at State University senior year
Miss Helen C. Johnson valedictorian receives a scholarship for arts courses at the State University worth $80 toward yearly tuition of $26. East Waterloo High School exams begin. track meet planned at Cedar River Park with W C A and East West teams June 3. Principal C W Kline to join family after school, then norma school work in June at Abilene and Ellsworth in July.
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Helen C. Johnson
East Watersloo Igh School
East Waterloo High School
Cedar River Park
C. W. Kline
McPherson
Kan
Norma
Abilene
Ellsworth, Wan
Police to Wage War on Speeders
Chief Dipneen announces a city wide campaign against speeders and sidewalk riding cyclists. Police will enforce the ordinance rigorously and the judge will expedite cases to curb the speeding nuisance.
Fire alarms puff from smoke at old Klinefelter barn
Shortly before 1 PM a two story wooden building on Jefferson street was thought to be on fire. Fire crews arrived but found no blaze, attributing smoke to wind pulling exhaust from the Waterloo mill near the structure. The caller's identity was not learned.
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Klinefelter
Jefferson Street
Trix
Waterloo
Milk inspectors report from Des Moines area dairies
Mil l inspector Wyant forwards a month’s statistics to the state board of health. The record lists milk and cream test results for numerous dairies including Kelderling Sindlinger Fairburn Eighmey Miller Cass Bishop Muzzey McChain Webberking Rarek Venter Mersh & Pint Town Dalk Comfort Scott Waterloo Sea Cream Co Nate Bennett Hoover Foster Ralph Rightey Taglemall Irving hotel Fred Rath Hamacher.
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Wyant
State Board of Health
Des Moines
Kelderling
Sindlinger
Fairburn
C. H
Bishop
Muzzey
McChain
Webberking
Rarek
Venter
Town Dalk
Comfort
Scott
Waterloo Sea Cream Co
Nate Bennett
Hoover
Foster
Ralph Rightey
Taglemall
Irving Hotel
Weam
Fred Rath
Hamacher
Lutheran Pastor Dead at Iowa City
Rev. Herrlein, pastor for twenty eight years at the German Lutheran church, and a leader in national synodical affairs, died at his home in Iowa City following an operation.
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Iowa City
Herrlein
German Lutheran Church Hare
Last Kentucky Hanging Marks Shift to Electric Chair
Frankfort Kentucky sunrise execution marks last hanging in state. Roger Warren, a Black inmate, was hanged after fatal incident with another prisoner last year. Electrocution law now in effect in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Roger Warren
Grinnell City Marshal Fires At Dog Fight
In Grinnell on May 2, city marshal Shaham attempted to stop a dog fight in front of the post office by firing at a dog. A bullet wounded Emil Younsted in the foot and Thomas Tripps in the thigh.
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Grinnell
Shaham
Emil Younsted
Thomas Tripps
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