Blue Will Check in Tuesday as Mike Gomes Day Fades
In a period diary style narrative, the article previews a Waterloo theatre boxing event with Blue Rostan and Rostan in a pivotal match against Bills. It notes Mike Cibens and Joliet’s Wednesday check-ins, crowd expectations, and rival boxers Knipp and Nuss preparing on stage, with Rostan aiming for prime form.
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Blue
Mike Gomes
Cortez
Mexico City
Gibbons
Rostan
Waterloo
Bostan
Callor
Johnny Wilson
Fritz Knipp
Knipp
Bob Wagner
Pot Genet House
Hawkeyes Fall Short Against Michigan After Rally
Michigan edged Iowa 9 to 3 in a resumed rivalry after 21 years as Drake routs Iowa State 21 to 0. Drake leads Missouri Valley with two wins, while Morningside defeats North Dakota Aggies 12 to 0 and Dubuque beats Campion 14 to 9. Des Moines Univ falls to Columbia 12 to 0.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Michigan
Iowa
Drake University
Iowa State College of
Ames
Hawkeyes
Wolverines
Alichigan
Blott
Kipke
Hne
Drake
Bulldogs
Abla
Boeler
Morningside College
Sioux City
North Dakota Aggie
Dubuque
Campion College of Prairie
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
PRO GRID RESULTS AND SCORES FROM MIDWEST TEAMS
A fragmented grid results list shows Waterloo 30 over Des Moines D jion 7 and Chicago Cards 3. Wauk ee 14 over Rock Island 3. Shiearco Beara 26 over Coming Indians 0. Green Bay 3 over St. Louis 0. Mintenpolis 0 over Racine 6. Valley Junction 12 over Des Moines Fords. Burlington 18 over Davenport 6. Dixon 1 over Sterling 6.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
D. Jion
Chicago Cards
Waukee
Rock Island
Shiearco Beara
Coming Indians
Green Bay
St. Louis
Mintenpolis
Racine
Valley Junction
Des Moines Fords
Chattanooga Mayor Says He Won't Be It
A Tenn governor appoints ex mayor A W Chambliss to the state Supreme court bench provoking a Chattanooga power struggle. Commissioner Ed Bass opposes Chambliss and resists becoming mayor while Bass warns he will not serve if Peay insists. The city fray widens as officials delay resignations and voters fret over who leads Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
International News Wire
Temn
Austin Peay
A. W. Chambliss
Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Ed Bass
Bass
Chambliss
Peay
Ed Hass Mayer
All Ho
Civic efficiency plan eyed by Iowa governor
Des Moines reports Gov Kendall plans to appoint a state committee on citizenship to apply the federal score card system. The tool grades communities on health patriotism morals social work vocations physical well being and mentality toward a 500 point perfect score. President Coolidge backs the plan urging closer citizenship training amid immigrant communities.
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Des Milnes
Federal Council of Citizenship
Marding
N. Bikendall
Iowa
Coolidge
Kendall
West Virginia
Board of Children’s Guardians
Board of Control
State University
Federal Council
Calvin Coolidge
Former Iowa Pastor Resigns Over Washington Charge
Cedar Falls reports Rev Otis H Holmes a former Iowa legislator and pastor at Algona Cedar Falls Forest Grove Ore and Walla Walla Wash has resigned his pulpit in Walla Walla and entered a sanitarium after a church inquiry into his conduct. Complaints from women in the congregation cited improper language and advances though not more serious offenses sparked the probe. The trustees debated publicizing details amid Ku Klux Klan ties. Holmes had opposed the Klan, and enemies may have welcomed the case. Holmes served Kossuth county in the 1907 11 legislature, later pastored at Algona, then moved west where he was described as fiery and influential, with wartime patriotism and strong public pronouncements against the Klan.
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Cedar Falls
Otis H. Holmes
Iowa
Algona
Forest Grove
Ore
Walla Walla
Wash
Walla Wala
Wallin Walla
Holmes
Kossuth County
First Congregational Church
Walla Walla Times
Des Moines
Holmes Jong
Cedar Rapids Man Caught With Booze Faces Heavy Fine
D. H. Murphy of Cedar Rapids, a hotel frequent, pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of liquor in municipal court and was fined 3100 plus $25 county attorney fee. Arrested at Union Station after officers received a tip, a gallon of liquor was found. He threw a bottle into the street during arrest and faces federal charges bound to the grand jury on $300 bond.
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D. H. Murphy
Cedar Rapids
QO. B
Murphy
Union Station
J. E. Dempster
U. S
Federal Grand Jury
Sacred Heart Eleven Defeated By Oelwein Aggregation
The Sacred Heart team of Waterloo lost 21 to 6 at League Park Saturday afternoon. Oelwein’s attack baffled Waterloo in the first half, while the Waterloo eleven rallied in the second half but could not overcome the visitors.
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Sacred Heart
Waterloo
Oelwein
League Park
Fire alarms report two small blazes in city homes
Clothes over a hot air pipe at 422 Clay street caused a smudge and drew firemen at 6 20 pm with no damage. Rubbish at the rear of 414 15 Fifth street east burned at 2 30 am Sunday and was put out with one water stream.
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Clay Street
Fifth Street
Valley Standings Show Wide Gaps Across Colleges
A fragmentary standings list shows Drake and Kansas Aggies near the top with mixed records, while Nebraska, Ames, Grinnell, and Oklahoma State appear with varying win totals. The note hints at conference positioning, with several teams bearing low win percentages and a few dominant leaders.
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Lf Pot
Drake
Nebraska
Iansas
Lo Ames
Grinnell
Missouti Se
SON Oklannomma Soss Seesaes
Kansas Aggies Eeeo
Washington
Faster Island
Teachers College Orchestra to Play Plaza Theatre
The Town State Teachers College Orchestra, directed by Theodore R. Grundy, will perform three 45 minute symphony concerts at Plaza Theatre in November December and January. Forty two musicians will appear twice nightly with two screenings, plus potential student vocal soloists.
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BIG Teachers’ College
PLAZA
Alexaideor Frank
Plaza Theatre
Nearyturo
State Teachers Colege Orchestra
Theodore R. Grundy
Wranh
Uheatres
Callego
the Plague ‘Utage
Frank Expecta
Bio Musical Orchestra
Tion
Waterloo Sees Population Rise as 18 New Homes Are Built
Waterloo gains residents last week with 84 address changes recorded by transfer firms. Eighteen new homes established and seven families left, while newcomers include William Spike 537 Independence Ave and George H. Brown 529 1/2 Lime St among many others listed with street addresses.
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Waterloo
Addresa
Waterloo Ane
William Spike
Independence
BE. Owens
Commercelal
B. Schrack
Ninthwest
George H. Brown
Lime
A. Rudolph
Where Is This West Where Is This West at Palace Theatre
Universal drama starring Jack Broxis and directed by Ceorre Marshall plays at the Palace Theatre. Filming featured Hoxie in his initial starring feature and scenic duty centered on the Rio Grande setting.
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West
Universal
Jack Broxis
Palace Theatre
Ceorre ‘Marshall
Hoxie
Tor Universal
Hilo Grande
Constipation Gone Suffering Eight Years Ends
A Washington woman endured eight years of constipation until Milks Emulsion. After five bottles she gained 20 pounds, improved appetite, and digestive function. The ad claims the emulsion restores bowel action, reduces wasting, and builds strength. Guaranteed refund if not satisfied. price 60c or 1.20 per bottle. Terre Haute, Indiana company. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Leonard McKee
Eva St
N._E
Washington, D. C
iMilks Ismulson
Terre, Haute
Ind
Film listings and reviews in a busy 1920s program
A fragmented cinema column reviews multiple features at Cryatah Light scar hind and Strand theatre. It highlights Scars of Jealousy with dramatic fire photography, Why Worry a Harold Lloyd comedy, May Robson in The Hejuvenation of Aunt Maury, and a Waterloo engagement with Robin Hood. The notices praise effects, performances, and pacing across the program.
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Tneo
Harold Lioeyd
Niu
Strand
Worry
Lloyd's
John Aspen
Devil's Lake
Robson
Chevy
Jtobson
Dove UK
Maury
Miss Robson
Pape's Cold Compound: three tablets relief claim
The notice promotes Pape's Cold Compound sold for thirty five cents by druggists. It claims three tablets taken every three hours relieve a cold starting with the first dose, with the second and third doses breaking up the cold, and asserts the product is safe and free of quinine or opiates.
Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute Endorsed by Dr Edwards
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets as a mild laxative and liver aid that replaces calomel. It claims quick relief without damaging teeth or gums and notes benefits for headaches and lethargy tied to liver issues. Available in 10 and 20 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Scene of Towers and Woods in New Legend Tale
A fragmented passage describes lofty towers and great woods within a grand tale. It mentions King Mehard the Lion Hearted, Robin Hood, and ongoing battles, hinting at a victory and continuous struggle for the throne. The wording evokes a mythic medieval setting with many garbled names and phrases.
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Masatvo
Ald Roxland
Abebanks
Tf Huntington
Hood
Mehard
Robin
Musterole for cold relief and comfort
Musterole is a white ointment made from oil of mustard and home remedies. It claims rapid action to prevent colds from turning into flu or pneumonia and is recommended by doctors and nurses for sore throat rheumatism lumbago pleurisy and other pains. It targets children with a special Childrens Musterole option and is sold in jars and tubes for 3.00.
Robin Dined on the Big Picture at the Plaza
The Plaza screens Bull Fennett as Lady Marian in a romance wrapped in battle amid congestion and drama. The film is described as a major entry on the program, promising intrigue and robust action as a leading attraction for the rest of the week.
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Bull Fennett
Lady Marian
Uno
Robin
Plaga
Piagza
Picture at the Plaza Brews Quiet Film Craft Appeal
Bilse Pickford stars in a Plaza Theatre program praised for natural posing and artistry. The reviewer notes the filming remains unscarred by contrived scenes as the busy cameraman captures authentic performances.
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the Plaza
Bilse Pickford
Plaza Theatre
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