The Courier in Europe Advertises Travel Contacts
American travelers can access The Courier in Europe files at multiple offices. Listings include London Savoy Ferland Avenue, Paris Revievard, Berlin Unter den Linden, and St Petersburg Nevsky Prospect. Foreign postage rates and contact points for travel services are noted.
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Europe
Foaterloo Couries
London
Fecm
Frefalgar Bail Ferland Avenue
American Express
Roeymarket
Dawe’s Steamship Agency
Green Strect
Paris
Revievard Des Capucines
Place de Vopera
American Express Office
Rue Erribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Fr. Petersburr
S. Nevsky Proanekt
Election Ticket for Governor and State Officers Read
Ballot list for Governor B T Carroll Bloomfield Lieutenant Governor George W Clarke Adel Secretary of State W C Hayward Davenport Auditor John L Bleakly Ida Grove Treasurer W W Amlorrow Aston Attorney General George Cosson Audubon State Superintendent A M Devon Garner Supreme Court Justices Horace E Dejai er Red Oak William D Evans Hampton Clerk Supreme Court Burgess W Garrett Leon Reporter Supreme Court Wendell W Cornwall Spencer Representative in Congress Charles J Pickett Waterloo Judge District Court 11th Dist Franklin C Platt Charles Ef Ransi er Independence State Senator 35th Dist He Jacob Pfeli efer Cedar Falls State Representative 66th Dist Henry W Grout County Ticket County Auditor J J Rainbow County Treasurer T Bentley Clerk District Court 8 M Bentley Sheriff P M see Recorder Chas Th Plummer County Attorney W I rd P Home County Superintendent Schools Harry A Moore County Surveyor Nathan B Barber County Coroner C A Waterbury Board of Supervisors A W Sterley First District C A Rownd Second District John Anderson Sixth District W C Leland Seventh District
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Leon
Supreme Court
Wendell W.cornwall Spencer
David J. Palmer
Washington
Clifford Thornt
Charles J. Pickett
Waterloo
11Th
Franklin C. Platt
Charles EF. Ransier
Independence
Jacob Pfelieifer
Cedar Falls
Henry W. GR
C. A. Rownd
John AN Sderson
W.C. Leland
Demands Rise as Voters Prepare for Tuesday Election
The article argues for high turnout to decide party control in Congress while warning that Republican strength may stall legislation in a Democratic president era. It notes 30 Senate terms ending March 3 and the Maine gains, urging every eligible citizen to vote and overcome General Apathy.
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United States
Dolliver
National House of Representatives
Republians
Maine
Billy Sunday as a Turbulent Force of Cleansing Virtue
The speaker elevates Billy Sunday to a thunderbolt figure, a mighty warrior of Jehovah, whose invective shatters spiritual vanity and apathy. He clashes with hypocrisy and aims to purge religious dulness through a fierce, cleansing zeal, offering hope in his destined victory.
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Whenca
Satan
Billy Sunday
Pickett Reelection Praised by Blackhawk Voters
In Blackhawk County citizens rally for Representative Charles E. Pickett to win reelection. The piece lauds his congressional record as irreproachable for a first term and dismisses labor criticisms as unfounded, urging Waterloo residents to vote overwhelmingly for him.
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Brown
Charles E. Pickett
Blackhawk County
Pickett
Waterloo
Important off year election forecast and issues
The piece describes an upcoming off year election with polls opening next Thursday and emphasizes national policy questions for the next two years. It notes criticism and discontent and mentions railway interests and partisan tactics in a campaign context.
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Republican
Thome rails against rates as Teague hosts meat producers
The piece notes Republican Thome with a bloc of meat producers in Teague pushing to cut rates to lure packing industry out of town toward Chicago. It whitewashes labor unions and criticizes class legislation while praising honest railway regulation and Cedar Falls Gazette’s revival.
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Thome
Teague
Towa
Chicago
Runaway Stopper Pfeiffer Recalled Amid Garbled Report
A garbled description of H. J. Pfeiffer stopping a runaway at personal risk is noted. The article suggests the claim could have been overlooked if not for a stray reference to Senator De Wolf and other fragments.
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H. J. Pfeiffer
Senator de Wolf
Japan
Nickel
Des
Mearest
Standard Oil Company
Hog Slump Arrested and political chatter across papers
Headlines from the Marshalltown Times-Republican report a hog price slump with bold phrasing. The Des Moines Capital comments on railroad commissioners and suggests Clifford Thorne as a reformer. Cedar Rapids Gazette warns Republicans against risky bets amid surprises. Weaver Bolts Porter and Dubuque Times-Journal are noted.
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Marshalltown
Des Moines
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Clifford Thorne
Railroad Commission
Palmer
Thorne
Weaver Denounces Porter Over Liquor Policy Letter
Weaver blasts Claude Porter for pledging to accept the liquor policy of the state convention. He argues the letter encouraged liquor interests to control the convention and accuses supporters of political manipulation. The Cedar Falls Record condemns what it calls disreputable newspapering in coverage of local events.
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Weaver
Claude Porter
Guvernor
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Hi. J. Wiedffer
Waterloo Times-Tribune
Waterloo Venger
Pfeiffer
Wellsburg
Waterloo
Burk
Cedar Wills
Iowa Leader Urges Prohibition Majority Rule Stand
Horace Boses appeals Iowa voters to defend majority rule and oppose the mulct law. He recalls 1889 1891 campaigns and urges Democrats to avenge perceived state betrayals and restore laws reflecting the will of the people. The letter is dated Waterloo October 12 1910 and signed Horace Boses with Peterson Bros. 221 W Fourth.
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Waterloo
Jo Eeph Hi Ihoeck
Des Moines
Iowa
Sialé
California
Republican Party
Horace Boses
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and East Waterloo
Johanne H Pommer transfers lot 4 block 1 Prospect Heights Waterloo to Lawrence W Anderson for $1. Cortlandt F Fowler and others transfer part of lot 5 block 14 original plat East Waterloo to Central Heating Co for $1. Mary Monaghan transfers parts of lots 3 and 2 Auditor Rainbow No 1 Waterloo to Charlotte Mil ius for $1. Edwin W Kendall transfers lot 180 Prospect Hills Waterloo to Rosa Mores for $1.
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Johanne H. Pommer
Lawrence W. Anderson
Prospect Heights
Waterloo
Cortlandt F. Fowler, Et al
Central Heating Co
East Waterloo
Mary Monaghan
Charlotte Milius
Auditor Rainbow
Edwin W. Kendall
Rosa Mores
Prospect Hills
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Waterloo Daily Courier
W. H. Hartman Company
West Park Ave
Dabn GC. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Sec-Treas
Gem. Mgr
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukent
Chbcage
A.W. Allen
Eee Ee Daily Courier
Cute’ Treweeely Y Courier
The
Courten
Associated Prece
Iowa Evening Presa Association
W. Summerhays
Moulders’ Union
Courier
Hlonest
Borresen
Great Western
Tate
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Siesta Ie
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Weaver Bolts Porter
Dubuque
Ilorace Boses
Peterson Bros
Scott
Black Hawk National Bank
Commercial
Fourth Streets
Heal Estate Attorneys
LAW Omen
Waterloo Land Co
Cady & Gallup
Ee Galloway Gibson
French & Brazer
Texas Land
Pete
Chas. R. Gates & CO
Iowa Mausoleum CO
Jd. E. Williams
Consolidated
W. B. McMurray
Telephone
J. C. Murtagh
A. G. Reid
Consolidated Phone
Pike
ART & Crafts
Mary Forsythe General Stenograpiter
Black Hawk Bank
Phone
Central Iowa Granite Company
Womma
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Eora
Gia
Aristol
A Burcer & Son
Knipp & Roth
Lag & Grain
East Sixth Street
F. H. Latier
la Fayette Street
Fourth Street
C. B
LaFayette Building
4Th Street
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