Iowa City Downs West Waterloo In Wild Football Tilt
Iowa City used a varied attack featuring end runs, shifts, and the Iowa spread to defeat West Waterloo 19 to 0 in a tense afternoon game. Key players include Swisher, Johnson, Harrison, Brigham, Glasener, and Miller as the crowd saw strong tackling and several big plays.
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HC. Place
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa City Hish
West Waterloo
Waterloo
Cotter
Miller
West High
McGinnis
Cutter
West Ligh
Ftosether
Glasener
Mavis
Swisher
Brigham
Johnson
Harrison
The
Oval
Tve
Barrows
Westlight
Wert High
Brassdon
Kauffman
Vaughan
Cottier
Graham
Hall
Orché
Bragdon
Glasenar
Davis
Thomas
Dawson
Rock Island Eighth City Likely in Central League
Burlington Nov 2 The Central association will in all probability name Rock Island as its eighth league city. Newspapers and fans in Rock Island express strong support for adding the city to the league lineup.
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Burlington
Central Association
Rock Island
Waterloo Soldiers Take Second in Iowa City Military Meet
Twelve privates from Co J, Fifty-fourth Iowa, under Captain Jesse Mowell, earned top points at the sectional military tournament in the ballpark. Competing against Waterloo Cedar Falls Manchester Tipton and Vin ton, Howell's men were champions of the first meet in the city, with plans to expand to a two or three day state event in 1915. The crowd's enthusiasm and the drill displays showcased modern army life and promised annual success.
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Cedar Rapids
Co. J, Piftty-fourth Regiment
Iowa City
Jesse . Mowell
Ballpark
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Manchester
Tipton
Vinton
Howell
H. A. Allen
Shellar Lents
Colong
Saturday Football Scores From Many Cities And Colleges
A sweeping scoreboard lists numerous college and high school football results across the Midwest and beyond, noting games such as Wisconsin 0 to 0 with Chicago, Illinois 21 over Minnesota 6, Indiana 48 over Miami 3, and many others including Drake 7 and Notre Dame 21, with extensive city standings and late ads for Crystal Theatre's show.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Illlnois
Minnesota
Indiana
Miami
Nebraske
Ames
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Drake
Washington
Notre Dame
Haskell
Michigan Aggies
Akron
Western Reserve
Oberlin
Comrade Aggies
Denver
Colorado University
Color College
Harvard
Michigan
Yale
Golgate
Frinaeton T. Willams
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Carlisle
Army
Villanova
Navy
North Caroling Me
Dartmouth
Amherst Brown
Vermont
Bucknell
Muhlenbur
Carnegia Tech
Bethany
Tufts
Massachusetts Aggies
Pitishurzh
Dickinson
Maverford
Franklin Antshall
Iowa and Iowa State shine in early football week
Iowa’s top teams Ames Drake and Morningside showcased strong play in Saturday games. Ames challenged Nebraska into the final period, Drake battled to a tie with Missouri Valley power, and Morningside shut down Simpson while eyeing Nebraska next. Coe trounced Grinnell as Des Moines area schools paced state action with Western and central matchups shaping title hopes.
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Des Moiner
Iowa
Osaka
Ames
Ais
Nebraska
Rams
Cornhusker
Drake
Missouri Vastey
Potthof
Washington
University of Missouri
Alves
Coe
Grinnell
Black
Haya
Fiesh
Cornell
Leander Clarke
Toledontes
Towa Westeran
Monmouth
Highland Park
Des Moines
Parsons
Central
Hiehland
Armstrong
Waterloo
Nes Moines
Pella
Morningside
University of Nebraska
Wihleth
Iowna
Stinson
Stimpson
Dee
Clinton
Marshalltown
Ames Ory
Des
Sternes
Markle
West Bidh
Biony City
Omaha
Webster Ity
West Waterlan
Dratee
State University
Evanston
Methodist
Yale
Northwestern University
Cornell College
Crimson
Davenport
Mississipp River
Rock Island
Tri-Cities
Sioux City
Penn and Missouri scattered college games from midwest
A list of scheduled high school and college matches across the Midwest. games include Penn at Fellfield, Dilssouri at Des Moines, Northwestern at Erams ton, Amer at Armes, Morningside at Lincoln, Grinnell at Monmouth, Dubuque high school, Stour City at Fort Dodge, Marshalltown at Newton, Webster City at Algona, West High at Des Dubuque, East Waterton at Waterloo, Ames versus West Waterloo, and Cliston versus Lane Tech.
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Vanderbilt
Virginia
Decatur
Wiliams University
Monmouth
Tawa Weelay Coe
Grinnell
St. Louis
Christian
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Depauw
Barnham
Bowrain
Bates
Washington
Jeferson
West Virginia
Texas A
Louisiana
State
Dialege
Normal University
Broadway
South Dakota
North Dakota
Knox
Lake Forest
Tulane
Alabama
Tennessee
Chattanooca
High School
Tast Bieh
Cedar Rapids
T. Town City
Weet High
Saterday
Dilssouri
Drake
Des Moines
Lowa
Northwestern
Eramston
Amer
Cornell
Armes
Morningside
Nebraska
Lincoln
Upper Iona
Dubuque
Ih High Schwal
Stour City
Fort Dodge
Fort
Odge
Marshalltown
Newton
Webster City
Algona
Algone
West High
North High
Dubuque Ve
East Waterton
Waterloo
Ames
Weat
Ivg Grove
LeMare
LeMars
East Des Moines
Omaha
Clinten Va
Lane Tech
Cliston
Pastor Pleads for Clean Vote at First Brethren Church
Pastor Rev William H Beachler urged Waterloo voters to cast ballots for clean candidates in Tuesday's election. He warned against party loyalty and urged careful, informed choices to uphold a righteous city and Christian nation, calling for Americans to vote for those who reflect their ideals.
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First Brethren Church
William H. Beachler
Perth
Brethren Church
Waterloo
Raymond Hitchcock to Headline at Waterloo Nov 4 7
Raymond Hitchcock famed for The Beauty Shop and long tour with Cohan and Harris brings his strongest supporting company to the Waterloo. The program spans past hits from King Dodo to The Yankee Counselor and The Mascot, with E. P. Roe among notable contributors. The Waterloo engagement includes matinee and evening shows on Nov 7.
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Raymond Hitchcock
William P. Carleton
Colonel Savage
Castle Square Opera Company
Dodo
Easy Dawson
Cohan
Harris
Broadway
Cohan and Harria
Hitchcock
Waterloo
Keokuk to Build New Grand Stand
Keokuk Iowa announces renovation of the old grounds next spring. The old grand stand will be torn down and sold to the highest bidder, replaced by a modern structure. The park will be remodeled with added conveniences for players and spectators as manager Rovie joins President Justice at the Omaha minor league meeting to recruit players for Keokuk.
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Keokuk
Rovie
Waterloo
Justice
Omaha
Real estate transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo listings
Real estate transfers show multiple Cedar Falls and Waterloo property changes. George R. Donarat transfers part of lot 6 in Cedar Falls for 930 dollars to Angte Reed. Christine M. Schneider et al acquire lot 3 in Normal Addition for 1 800. Ben Boos sells part of Krapfel sub division to Matis Rosenbloom. William Steward transfers Tot 7 on Tinwood Avenue plats to W M Hangon for 1. Home Park Land & Investment Co sells lot 14 in Home Park 2nd Addition Waterloo for 3250. Edwin Kendal transfers Tot164 Prospect Fills to Galloway Treatment Co.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
George R. Donarat
Angte , Reed
Cedar Falls
Lewis D. Curtis, Jr
Christine M. Schneider
Ben Boos
Matis Rosenbloom
Krapfel
William Steward
W. M. Hangon
Auditor's
Tinwood Avenue
Waterloo
Home Park Land & Investment Co
Ada M. Hoxla
Home Park 2Nd
Edwin W. Kendal
Galloway Treatment Co
Prospect Fills
Sunday Returns to Des Moines Describes Billy Sunday Revival
Des Moines reports Billy Sunday’s revival opening with 3,000 in attendance at a three-service tabernacle gathering. The event featured Rev. Henry Rodeheaver conducting the choir and Sunday delivering rapid, emphatic sermons while gesturing vigorously. Mrs. Sunday noted his long career starting eighteen years ago in Garner City, Iowa.
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Des Moines
Rodeheaver
Tabernacle
Rodeheever
Hilly Sunday
Sunday
Billy Sunday
John JL. Hiltman
Hils
Garner City
Variety bill charms at the Majestic overnight
At the Majestic theatre yesterday three large audiences enjoyed a varied program. Fred and Eva Mozart headlined with Snowed In and snow shoe dancing. Lillian Watson provides comic song, while The Metropolitan minstrels deliver novelty with barefoot dance. Earl and Edwards deliver punch and song, Mile Teschow presents trained rats, and four reels of Caprice with Minnie Maddern.
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Majestic Theatre
Fred
Eva Mozart
Mozarts
Lillian Watson
Metropolitan Minstrels
Earl and Edwards
Singing Land
Mile
Teschow
Famous Players
Sub-collegiate focus widens at Iowa State College Ames
Des Moines reports policy shift as the state college expands its sub collegiate work to serve students not seeking professional careers. The board seeks broader two year programs in agriculture, horticulture, domestic science and trades, welcoming all who want practical training. President Pearson backs the change and will finalize details soon.
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Des Moines
State College
Ames
Board of Education
Aras
Pearson
Youthful shooter at Halloween protest wounds two in Des Moines
Harold Crosby a 17-year-old teen from 1812 East Walnut street fired a single barrel shotgun into a group of youths behind his father's store in Des Moines while claiming to protect property during Halloween. Glenn Trowbridge was seriously wounded and Circle McKinney slightly hurt. Crosby was arrested and held in the city jail as police investigated the incident.
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Des Moines
Hallowe'en
Harold Crosby
East Walnut Street
Crosby
Glenn Trowbridge
Circle McKinney
Officara Jackson
Hailey
Hubbard
I Crosby
Hallowe'en Rotere
McKinney
Fairall Candidate to Head State Teachers
Des Moines reports George Fairall county superintendent of Clinton as a candidate for president of the Town State Teachers association. The presidency rotates from county superintendents this year and Fairall has long been an active member. Also note Crystal theatre advertises Coach and Dynamite as the best comedy today.
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Des Moines
George Fairall
Clinton County
Town State Teachers’ Association
Falrall
Crystal Theatre Today
Brennan faces $10000 slander suit in Johnson County
Iowa City November 2 Thomas Brennan is the defendant in a $10,000 slander suit filed by Homer Curry in Johnson County district court. After a horse vanished Brennan believed it stolen and authorized a search. Curry alleges Brennan uttered and published numerous slanderous remarks accusing Curry of involvement in the horse's disappearance.
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Lowa City
Thomas Brenjan
Homer Curry
Johnson County
Brennan
Curry
20 Is Found in Vaults of Failed Bank
Straham Nov 2 Residents report the failure of Citizens bank of this city and the disappearance of Ephraim H Ralston its president. The private bank held deposits around 15000. When the vault was opened Saturday only 20 was found. Ralston left for Omaha last Monday saying he would meet his brother. He has not returned. His wife and family say
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Straham
Eity
Citizens Bank
Ephraim H. Ralston
Ralston
Omaha
Bank Receiver Appointed After Depositors Seek Action
Depositors move to action as C B Chitatey president of the Mal vern Nauronal bank is named receiver amid uncertainty about the bank's location and status. The appointment comes after a BO report to the Blass banking department at Des.
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C. B. Chitatey
Malvern Nauronal Bank
Blass Banking Department
Des Moines
Child Loses Arm and Leg Under Car Wheel
Dubuque on November 2 Reginald six year old son of Jacob Bweetertng of 484 Windsor Avenue played on the Great Western double track near Sanford Avenue. Confused by approaching trains he dodged one and was struck by another, losing his right arm and right leg. He may survive. The incident occurred after he ran away from home. Rye grass is believed to be the oldest grass grown for forage, cultivated in Ming land over two centuries ago.
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Tearney
Muck Island
Une
Gov. Reed
Decatur R
Rock Island
Altho
Omaha
Central Association
Dubuque
Reginald
Jacob Bweetertng
Windsor Avenue
Great Western
Sanford Avenue
Hoote
Mingland
Uric acid fearmongering and kidney cure pitch
A promotional claim warns of uric acid poisoning from meat and touts Rheumasalts as a quick, inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys and cleanse the digestive tract. It cites fictional authority and a Minneapolis company, urging daily use to prevent diseases and restore kidney function.
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Evs
America
Bright
Minneapolis
Minn
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