Courier Tri Weekly and Europe edition to readers
The Courier details its schedule as a tri weekly publication on Monday Wednesday and Friday with outside circulation. Advertising rates are available on request and subject to change without notice. It lists contact details and notes its version European edition with offices in London Paris and Berlin.
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SELOO
W. B. Hartman
Cmte
Prise
Peraon
Courier IN
Europa
Asserican
Europe
Paterice Oc Rvening
Om Sle
Fotlown
Trafalgar Building
North Pumberland Avenue
American Express
Andy Haymarke
The Hold Over Paper Selection
The Hold Over Paper marks a weekly reading ritual for Waterloo residents with Saturday edition serving as the digest for Sunday readers. It highlights local features and keeps the community informed through Saturday night editions.
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All Waterloo
The Party Issue and the Rise of Progressives
The column argues that party names do not define politics and that principles matter. It contends that organizations fade as bosses undermine aims, urging a reforming progressive movement with principled leadership for 1916 and critique of both major parties' boss-driven structures.
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Shakespeare
Brown
Jones
McGinty
Waterloo
New York
Hudson
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Pame
Whig Party
Bryan’s Role in Victory Highlighted in Historical View
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan as a central force behind Wilson’s nomination and Democratic resilience amid a rising socialist tide. It notes Bryan’s selfless support, his place among great political figures, and cites gains for socialists in Kansas City and Ohio. It praises Haugen’s unexpected Fourth district win and comments on election boards and reformers like La Follette.
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William Jennings Bryan
Leas
Ulan
Woodrow Wilson
Wen
Taft
Bryan
Brean
Democratic Party
Wilson
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Greeley
Blaine
Kansas City
Kansas
Webs
Ohio
Cincinnati
Lets
Colorado
Pacific States
Berger
Congress
Haugen
Hel
What the National Election Means
The Chicago Record-Herald analyzes Wilson and Marshall victory as broad and not a partisan shift. It argues progressives and independents supported Wilson and Marshall for their records and views, cautioning that the win signals not a defeat for progressive causes.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Wilson
Marshall
Messrs
Congress
United States
Baltimore
Providence City Tale Of Factories And Capitals
Providence Rhode Island is described as a bustling industrial hub with factories driving its economy. It notes rail connections, a large jewelry and silverware industry, wool production, locomotive and tool manufacturing, and a history as a shipping port. The piece mentions its founders, capital status shifts, and local political figures, while humorously criticizing literacy, housing, and late factory whistles.
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Providence
America
Ithode Island
Counry
Roger Williams
Mr. Mellen
Rhode Island
Newport
United States
Aldrich
United States Senate
Trish
Brown, University
Yale
Progressive voters back continued reform under Wilson and Marshall
An editorial urges support for Wilson and Marshall and for Democratic lawmakers as a continuation of progressive policies. It champions honest tariff revision, economic freedom, tax reform, conservation, and social justice, while opposing tariff smashing and reckless tinkering. It appeals for cross party trust in the new Democratic leadership.
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Wilson
Marshall
Congress
Re-United
Democratic Party
Changes in Senate Bring New Members Across States
Thirty two new or re elected senators will appear at the opening of the next congress as contests in Michigan Oregon Oklahoma South Dakota Texas and West Virginia remain undetermined. New members include Bankhead Shafroth Borah James Nelson Ransdell Vardaman Walsh Norris Hughes Fall Pittman Martin Warren and others. A separate letter from Pennsylvania notes relocation to 416 West Simpson Street and describes a Cumberland Valley visit with fertile fields, cheap wood and coal, and mild frost.
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Michigan
Oregon
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
West Virginia
Alabama
John H. Bankhead
Arkansas
Jeff Davia
Colorado
John F. Shafroth
S. Thomas
Idaho
William A. Borah
Kentucky
Ollie James
Ilinois
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Louisiana
Joseph E. Ransdell
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
Mississippi
J. K. Vardaman
Montana
Thomas J. Walsh
Nebraska
George W. Norris
New Jersey
William Hughes
New Mexico
B. Fall
Nevada
Key Pittman
Virginia
Thomas S. Martin
Wyoming
Francis FE. Warren
Pennsylvania
Courier
Simpson Street
Cumberland Valley
Lessons In Tact From A Window Trimming Lesson
A talented window trim forewoman is hired to head a new shop but proves ineffective due to lack of tact. She clashes with senior staff, alienates subordinates, and is soon dismissed, illustrating how competence without tact can undermine leadership. The piece warns that respect for others’ opinions is essential to help rather than hinder colleagues.
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Pteople
Lke
Chamberlain's Tablets Boost Appetite and Digestion
A local advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for poor appetite and weak stomachs. It claims the pills promote natural work of the stomach and can be bought from all dealers. The notice appears in the Courier via H. C. Johnson of Mechanicaburg, Pa.
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II. CG. Johnson
Mechanicaburg, Pa
Foreign press praised Wilson as national awakening
London papers hail Woodrow Wilson after the U S presidential election. Westminster Gazette lauds a new era with a scholar in the White House while Evening Standard praises his higher character and global confidence. Pall Mall Gazette calls the vote a sign of national desire for honest government.
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London
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Free Trade Westminster Gazette
United States
White House
King
Stagers
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Westminster Gazette
Taft
The
Evening Standard
Pall Mall Gazette
America
German Press Sees Wilson Victory as Favorable to Germany
Berlin reports that U S President elect Woodrow Wilson is viewed as advantageous for Germany. Journals anticipate potential tariff relief aiding German export trade and a shift away from restrictive policies, while cautioning that Democrats may still protect American interests like Republicans.
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Germany
Berlin
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Iowa official claims end of prostitution in Des Moines
Chicago, Nov. 8. George Cosson Iowa attorney general says Des Moines and other cities have wiped out commercialized prostitution through its red light bill. He spoke at a vice conference as opponents urge segregation. Public figures and police chiefs are cited in a heated debate over Iowa’s anti vice measures.
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Chicago
George (. Cosson
Iowa
American Vigilance Association
Vice
Des Moines
Davenport
Cosson
George Popham
Protective League For Women
Louis Quitman
League
J. M. Carroll
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Association of Police Chiefs
W. S
Axel Gustafson
Counci
Cuticura Cures Child’s Severe Scalp Eruption
Mrs. W. H. Hughes of Wathena Kansas reports a boy with a painful scalp eruption and facial sores that resembled dimples. After two weeks using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the sores cleared and complexion improved, with hair left soft. She notes the products were supplied widely at low cost and a 32-page Skin Book is available.
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Baby
W. H. Hughes
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
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