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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1912

Page

3

Cedar Falls notes mirror political rally and local events

Cedar Falls Ia Nov 4 special The bull moose meeting at the opera house drew a large crowd with Rev Dr Talmage delivering a strong political speech. Tonight Senator Dew Wolf appears as Stay-at-Homes discuss events at the Wilson building. Fire damaged an automobile. a worker injured.

Cedar Falls Opera House Talmage Pragrove Wei Theodore Roose Senator Dew Wolf Dewison Ceder Falls the Parlor Reading Circle West Ninth Street Robinson E. B. Jones Joan of Arc

Merrill Ogove Died Saturday at 13

Merrill RoSonguag Ogove died Saturday evening at 8 40 at his parents home 772 North Barclay street He was 13 a student at Our Lady of Victory academy and a member of St Josephs parish Cause of death heart disease He had suffered with the condition for several years A brother Harold and grandparents Mr and Mrs Markham of Oelwein will attend a service at St Josephs church Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock Father Slattery officiating

Merrill Sevaris Handy & Beter Harold Mrs. Markham Oelwein St. Teeseph’s Church Father Slattery

Voter crowds hear Pickett at river rally with GOP speakers

Crowds on both riverbanks heard Congressman Pickett and nearly a dozen local speakers outside the Ellis hotel and at Fifth and Commercial streets. Pickett recounts his congressional work and supported measures while other speakers praised the congressman and Republican party principles.

War of ballots readied for city voters

City and county officials completed ballot reception plans with 7 am polling. Voters will use paper ballots only with full ticket voting required for all thirteen electors. Precinct venues listed and election judges named. machines are discarded and counting was arranged amid staffing changes. Chicago Operatic Co Waterloo theatre ad promotes November 7 show.

Russell de Gon Libby Bros Ackerman Drug Store Third Street Peprst Preccng Blatt Patreet Secon Wim. Caener Ira Rodamar T. R. McElhinney R.E. Africa Edwin Moesick Second Precinct Jamon Chicago Operatic Co Waterloo Theatre

Excitement After Wreck of Pullman Car Near Marion

A Milwaukee Colorado special derailed near Marion Iowa when sleeper trucks jumped rails. Passengers tumbled from berths and a superintendent Beardsley urged order while in nightwear. The car was moved back on track and the train resumed with no injuries. Sioux City crowd invited to hear W W Marsh on tariff.

Sioux City Colorado Milwaukee Railroad Marion Artord No. 1 L. BR. Beardsley

Saloons Question Ed Diguised

Oratory from Waterloo pulpits denounces saloon and liquor traffic with statistics. Marshalltown figures cited show merchants benefited after saloons banished. Business Men’s Temperance group reports 100 pledges against signing new consent petitions. Educational campaign features Frank A. Moscrip of the Marshalltown Times-Republican detailing local experiences with a dry town.

Waterloo R. I. McDowell Marshalltown F. A., Moscrip Business Men’s Temperance Association Business Men's Temperance Association Frank A. Moscrip First Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church M. E Moscrip

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Henry C. Bernbrock Henry W. Grout William S. Kenyon United States Senate Kenyon and Cummins Cedar Falls Daily News Thmage Roosevelt Bostonian Imoense Cedar Fall Live Town Teddy Mr. Talmage Wilson Joseph Bartori Cedar Pulls Clay Street Mr. Sartari Kenmore Club Remyin Woodman Eer McClinton Hich Schopt Tie Association Tie Theatre Thurs Phinney Smith Oline Chine Main Street E.W. Tuttle S16 Washington Street Clay and Fourth Streets M. Graham Tonesville Mich N. M. Graham Tatrik A. B. Clark Cedar Rauids As. WH. Sper Rodney Arey Lows City Merrill Ogove Pickett J. H. Dunn R. M. Dewey J. N. Sweitzer Charles McNulty F. L. Crecelius Third Ward L. B. Leaper J. D. Burtner P. A. Koebele E. H B. Hill Vudens FR A. Sporle F. RB. Flickinger J. H. Mason C. A Earl Potter E. M. Wyant C. M. Young Klerks Tom Malcom F. C. Fish C. W. Wyant G. W. Haslett J. Reiff N. A. Talty C. F. Morrell W. W. Marsh K. P. Hall American Willian Products Co New York Schlaftettn & Co Willian St Dice Joder
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