Cyclists in Double Collision at Park and Franklin
At 7 30 last evening W Cashbaum riding with Miss Marguerite Norton ahead on a motorcycle collided with a dray wagon at Park Avenue and Franklin Street. Norton was severely bruised and nearly dragged beneath the wagon wheels. Cashbaum suffered a broken ankle and bruises. Norton 19 lives with parents on Flint Street East. Cashbaum resides nearby. Driver of the dray not blamed. excessive speed and riding on the wrong side cited as factors.
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W. Cashbaum
Marguerite Norton
Kearttan
Young Cashbaum
Franklin Street
Park Avenue
Miss Norton
George WW. Norton
Flint Street
Drayman
Cashbaum
Labor Temple Opens Tomorrow in Waterloo
The new Labor temple on Mulberry street near Grace M. E. church will open tomorrow evening with three halls and a main address by A. I. Urick of Des Moines, president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor. Music by local musicians and a small refreshment charge are planned. all labor friends are invited.
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Waterloo
Labor
Mulberry Street
Grace M. E. Church
Case, Vairy Company
A. Is. Urick
Ties Moines
Lowa State Federation of Labor
Investigation Into Threatening Letter Affects Mayor Rector
An ongoing probe into the alleged Black Hand letter threatening Mayor Rector Nast is led by local police with a government detective assisting. The secret inquiry aims to identify the guilty party. officials say substantial circumstantial evidence exists, but details remain scarce. No foreign involvement is suspected. authorities focus on local suspects amid limited information.
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Rector Nast
Guiity Party
Jayor Rector
pRither
Ima
Markets Report from Chicago Board of Trade and Livestock
The report covers weather outlook for Iowa Illinois and South Dakota and daily livestock markets in St Louis Kansas City Omaha with receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Key figures include native steers and cows price bands, hogs around 6.05 to 6.20, and regional market openings and notes on steady to weak trends.
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Iowa
Illinois
South Dakota
Louis
ST. Louis
Cnet
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Waterloo
Wellington
Kansas Way
Ana Tp &O
City in Brief and Local Notes from May
Short city items note racing attendance in Indianapolis, a shooting contest at Independence, and upcoming fireworks. Tax deadlines rise after tomorrow. dog tax doubles. Rev Frank Cole to Osage for Osage high school address. Obituary for infant Margaret May Harper from 732 Dawson. Judson Daniels fined for threats, suspended if he stays away. W C T U to meet with Equal Suffrage focus. Cedar Rapids delegate to attend. Weather and crop bulletin reports ideal farming conditions with high temps, scattered showers, but worm damage on some ground and below-average hay crop. GEO. M. CHAPPRE, Section Director.
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Bes Moines
Geo. M. Chappre
Narrow Escape on Motorcycle at Highland
A young man on a motorcycle with a female passenger was thrown to the pavement at the Highland entrance on Independence Avenue. Spectators feared serious injuries, but the pair rose, checked for damage, and rode away after righting the motorcycle.
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Highland
Independence Avenue
David Garrick Presented by East Waterloo Seniors
East Waterloo seniors stage the celebrated play David Garrick this evening in the manual training auditorium. Under Miss Olive Olander's direction the company has practiced weeks to deliver a strong performance starting at 8 o'clock.
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East Waterloo
David Garrick
Olive Olander
Manual Training
Taft declines West Taft home and summer White House
Washington May 30 President Taft will stay in Beverly Mass a hot weather retreat unless Congress funds an official summer White House elsewhere In a letter to Governor Eberhart Minnesota he declines the offer of a site at Lake Minnetonka saying Congress alone has authority to designate an official presidential summer residence
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Washington
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Congress
White House
Eberhart
Minnesota
Ak Presidental
Waitata
Take Minnetonka
May Be Last G A R Parade in Chicago
Chicago veterans of the G A R about 1000 strong marched on Memorial Day in what may be Chicago's final such parade. Many old veterans could not march and rode in automobiles. The ranks were reviewed by Gov Deneen and Mayor Harrison. In New Haven Connecticut Memorial Day observances saw extensive participation by schoolchildren.
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Chicago
Deneen
Harrison
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Nuiber
Waterlan
Major Fisher
Cotton
Robert Anderson
A. R
Sons of Veterans
United
Memorial Day Parade Honors Veterans in Waterloo
Flowery tribute and martial parade mark Waterloo Memorial Day events. Veterans, many in automobiles, gathered at G A R hall and Waterloo theatre for prayers, music, and the Unknowns service. Elmwood, Waterloo and Fairview cemeteries held ceremonies with Alfred Longley delivering the address at Fairview before 2000 attendees.
Two Wright Brothers Murdered in Sac City Home
James and Matthew Wright were slain in their Sac City home at an early hour. Clifford Wilson is jailed for the crime, with a posse seeking an unidentified man believed to have been with Wilson. No motive given. the brothers were reportedly on good terms with Wilson and his companion last evening. James was shot twice in the head and his brother once.
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Sac City
James
Matthew Wright
Clifford Wilson
Wilson
Fis
Wright Brothers
Wrights
James Wright
Twits
Wreck of Los Angeles Limited near Marshalltown
Severe injuries were reported as Chicago and Northwestern No. 7 the Los Angeles Limited derailed 25 miles east of Marshalltown Iowa after a broken flange. Seven of nine cars were wrecked with no fatalities feared. several passengers were hurt and surgeons were dispatched to the scene.
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Marshalltown
Chicago & Northwestern
Los Angeles Limitedt
Here
Theo
Heng
Gruskom
Memorial Day Observed Across Iowa With Parades and Ceremonies
Memorial day was observed across Iowa despite threatening weather. In Des Moines a parade honored the dead and former Governor F D Jackson spoke. Delhi unveiled a monument and Watteyloo held corner stone laying. Senators and congressmen spoke in Kenyon Hull Whatcheer. Dubuque Cedar Rapids Logan Mason City Clinton also held observances. Davenport postponed a city run and joined the soldiers at the monument. Linwood cemetery in Cedar Rapids held a mass and graves were decorated. Motorcycle races at Marlow drew crowds.
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Tes Moines
Iowa
Des Moines
F. D. Jackson
Watteyloo
Delhi
Kenyon
Hull
N. E. Kendall
Whatcheer
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Logan
Mason City
Town City
Clinton
Deihi
Thom
Bimmons
J. F. Merry
Manchester
Amos
Davenport
Davenport Automobile Club
Towa
Linwood
Marlow
Court Startled in Wireless Case in New York
In New York on May 30, Christopher Wilson president of the United Wireless Telegraph company and four associates were convicted in federal court of fraudulent use of the mails to solicit stock. Wilson received three years in a federal penitentiary, others earned two years or one year. Bogart fined 32500. Bail was denied and all were remanded to awaiting appeals. A juror bribery claim was raised by the district attorney amid courtroom tension.
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New York
Samar
Bogart
United Wireless Tellegraph Company
United States Circuit Court
Christopher Columbus Wilson
Yeeterlay
Christopher
Chimbus Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Wilson
Federal
Atlanta
Georges H. Parker
F. E. Butler
W. A. Diball
W. W. Tompkins
Wise
Mr. Wise
Tinted Wireless Company
Alleged Chief of Thugs Charged in Slaying Case
Maurice Enright alias Mossy, named as alleged chief of the hicaga laher sluggers and gunmen, was arrested and charged with murder in the Vincent Alimand killing at Briggs Hose Bar on April 2. Inspector Hunt announced multiple arrests of young men in connection with the Gentleman killing as he seeks links to a broader gang feud.
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Chissyme
Maurice (Mossy) Enright
Hicaga Laher
Vincent Alimand
Briggs Hose
Tripeetor Nicholas Hunt
Fenright
Enright
Wiliam T Thitchsrentieyman
Jobor
Pat
Gor Enright
John Bourke
West
Streat
Jann McCabe
Ears
West Forts
Cook County
Fnright
Altman
Fred Trish
Cork Countys Hospital
Trish
Ty Yeas
Mechanic Dead After Race Wreck At Heat Race
Amid a grueling 299 mile postwar event, several cars dropped out for relief drivers. John viewer, Knights mechanic, suffered a spine injury as Case, Westrott and Apperson crews tangled near the grandstand. Bob Evans leapt clear. though buried briefly, he escaped with serious injuries unlikely. Ralph de Palma ran second with Ralph Mulford third as Harroun led early.
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Hearne
Pivnts
Patsche
Harroaun
Parker
Fiat
Ray Harroun
Ralph de Palma
Ralph Mutford
Lyxtte
Apperson
Koight
Westrott
Jagersberger
John “Viewer
Knights Mechanician
Bruses
Larrimeur
Hig Tee
Westcatt
Bob Evans
Jack Tower
Jackson
Evans
Hervily
Mass march demands mayor resign in Oklahoma City
More than a thousand men gathered at the city hall and demanded Mayor Lackey resign, opposing the council’s refusal to vacate office in favor of the newly elected mayor and city commissioner. A message from Whip M. Grant delaying court decision quelled the disturbance.
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Oklahoma City
Lackey
M. Grant
New Station A Moves to Peck Rath Building on Fifth Street
P O Station A in New Quarters moved today from Elks' Ridge building on Sycamore Street to the Peck Rath building on Fifth Street opposite The Ellis hotel. The new station features refined fixtures, hot and cold water, sanitation, and improved mail handling. After cleaning, the old room will host Henderson Drug Company with a modern store and staffing under G We j Vankenbring.
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Waterlon Paast
Elks’ Ridge
Sycamore Street
Peck-Rath
Fifth Street
Ellis Hotel
Ita
Caren Atention
Henderson Droge Rampanny
G. We J Vankenbring
Toledo Churches Get Converts
Toledo Ohio May 36 Special A revival campaign by Evangelist Sunday brings thousands of new accessions to Toledo churches. Last Sabbath hundreds of adults joined, with many signing converts cards. St Pauls Methodist welcomed 164 new members and about a dozen churches exceeded 100 new members each.
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Toledo
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Funeral Draws Large Greek Community For Gust George
A large crowd of Greek residents paid respects at Gust George’s funeral at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Born in Macedonia, George had many friends here and kin abroad. twenty carriages followed the procession. Archamadrits Partheneos Kolonia of Milwaukee led the services, depicted with a patriarchal beard, long robe, gold ornaments, staff, and a high flaring hat. this was his second visit.
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Gust George
Walnut Street Baptist Church
George
Macedonia
Archamadrits Partheneos Kolonia
Milwaukee
Gen Madero in American Society
Francisco J. Madero Jr stepped into American territory for the first time in months. An El Paso luncheon in his honor opened a round of social events, followed by a dinner hosted by city officials for Col. Stever of the Fourth Cavalry and Col. Sharpe of the Twenty-third Infantry and their officers.
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Suarez
Francisco J. Mandero, Jr
el Paso
Madero
Fei Paso
Col
Stever
Fourth United States Cavalry
Sharpe
Twenty-third Infantry
For Sale 13 Acre Tract With Good Black Soil
Property listing notes 13 acre tract for sale with rich soil and close-in, gently rolling lay. Joining stand is selling and owner needs cash. Price around 5,300 dollars with offers starting at 1,000 pounds. Phone S46 for details.
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Park Avenue and
Labor Temple
Cetter
Buchananptical Co
Syndicata
Lamson Beob. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
E. J. Moore
Marsh-Place
Buchanan
C. 4
Morris
Indianapolis
Nimrods
Country Club
Independence
Frank Cole
M. B
Osage
Osage High School
Bertha Whiston
Adam Smith
Orlwein
Margaret May
Bernie Harper
Dawson Street
Fairview Cemetery
J. E. Johnson
Judson Daniels
GQ. A. R. Hall
Commercial Street
Waterloo Theatre
Veterank
Cedar River
Gaskins
R. Stilson
Tom Oreasion
Opera House
Bilas Skinner
T. Sid Anderson
G. 4. Feely
Feely
Misle
D. Becker
WLROG
America
Elmwood
Fairview
Faiirview
Fairvian Cemetery
Alfred Longiey
Ee N. W. Desaster
Mar
Cians
Soldiers OF State Universal
Talon
Mechanician
City Hall
P.O
New Quarters
East Fourth Street
Oldsy
H. L. Wiliams
Couriey
Mfg. Co
Waterlooverall Mfg. Co
Green
Howe
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