Iowa Players Fear Ames Game In Weekend Setback
Iowa City November 10 The Iowa Hawkeyes face Ames with confidence fading after a lopsided loss to Cornell. Coaches and players warn of a tough, possibly decisive, test next Saturday as Ames looks to continue a strong season and Iowa scrambles to fix defensive faults and boost readiness for the Aggies.
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Iowa City
Ames
Aggies
Corell
Nebraska
Cornell
Iowa
Northwestern
Watson
Amen
Sean Ames
Hawley
Cornhuskers
Hawkeyes
Des Moines Area High School Grid Matchups Planned
East and North Des Moines clash next Saturday with Cedar Falls at Cedar River Park and West High at Ned Cedar Park. Both squads arrive from last Saturday’s games in good condition and aim to field their strongest lineups.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar River Park
North Des Moines
West High
Ned Cedar Park
Orange and Black
Last High
Jeanxaus
Gelsaman
Tigers
All-Americans Tie Series With All-Nationals in Doubleheader
In a Sunday doubleheader the All-Americans won both games in San Francisco to level the series at ten wins each. Morning game in Oakland was a shutout with Joe Bush holding opponents to three hits. Afternoon clash on Ewing Field featured Bill James of Boston facing a namesake error heavy contest. A second doubleheader is planned with the Nationals facing a St. Marys University squad before the Americans meet the Olympic ship.
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Oakland
Joe Bush
Ewing
Bill James
Boston
St. Mary's University
Proentix Man Winy Road Race Triumph in Phoenix
Hugh Miller of Phoenix won the El Paso Phoenix road race over 533 miles in 14 hours 85 minutes, beating last year’s time by over two hours. J T Hutchins of Alto Granada, N M was second with 15 hours 6 minutes, Tackler of El Paso third. course faster due to rain. Miller averaged 27 mph despite a yesterday overturn near Bisbee and two tire changes.
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Ariz
Hugh? Miller
J. T. Hutchins
Alanso Grenido
N. M
Gow
Tackler
el Paso
Tom Brewer
Giobe
Charles Miller
Tucson
Miller
Bisbeé
Danny Green Dead Former star fielder dies in Camden
Philadelphia reports the death of Danny Green once a Chicago National and American League star. He later played for Minneapolis in the American Association and Western league clubs after his major league days ended. A pitched-ball injury from years earlier was cited as a contributing factor. Trotting Record Lowered at Phoenix State Fair Meet May Mack cuts record to 2 05 1 4 with Star Winter second and Albaloma third.
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Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Minneapolis
Green
Phoenix
Ariz
May Mack
Star Winter
Albaloma
Griffin May Be Boyle Choice For Next Season
Tommy Griffin, recovering from appendicitis, is seen as a likelyBerth contender for Boyle’s Indians coaching staff next spring. Griffin’s versatility as a player and his potential as field captain position him to coach young pitchers and infielder outfielders, as manager Royle weighs re-signing veterans after the Omaha meeting.
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Boyle
Tommy Giffin
St. Joseph Hospital
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Abbott
Giffin
Abb
Whiter
Henslings
Marty Sweet
Sweet
Royle
Omaha
From Farmer Boy to Bank President
A Chicago banker born to a farm boy life shares his rise from a State Center, Iowa area farm, to a Deering Harvester worker, then Englewood State Bank director and finally bank president in 1911. Accompanying the International Sunday School tour, he stresses building a wall of churcharound youth and continues civic religious work. A separate note mentions a car incident leaving eight people bruised, a cannon return order for a soldiers monument, Methodist choir reorganization, and improving scarlet fever cases with no new reports.
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H. Nichols
Chicago
Waterloo
Mr. Nichols
State Center
Ibgt
Deering Narvester Company
Christ
Wesley Methodist Church
Englewood State Bank
Nichols
International Sunday School Association
Gavy Yards
Philadelphia
Methodist Church
G. BE. Efekalberg
C. A. Peddicord
B.A. Welbel
Helene Young
Ethel Truitt Az
Lincoln lecture to be given in Fairbank church
Judge Bath of Oelwein will deliver a popular Lincoln lecture Tuesday evening in the Methodical church under Brotherhood auspices. Mrs. Chas. Billiott rushed to Waterloo by illness in Perry Elliott's pneumonia stricken child. About 26 Broth erhood members invited to a banquet in Independence.
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Bath
Oelwein
Lincoln
Brotherhood
Chas. Billiott
Waterloo
Perry Elliott
Fairbank Brotherhood
Bessie Adderman
Spokane
Wash
Ed Hahn
Tacoma
Agnes Conway
A. P. Hughes
Baptist Church
Myrtle Jardee
Mary Rechkemmer
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Waterloo Woman
Waterloo resident Mrs A Kotski testifies to relief from back ache and urinary disorders after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Her positive word joins other local endorsements and urges readers to ask for the Buffalo produced remedy by name.
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Waterloo
A. Kotski
Roby St
Towa
Doan
Fred Linde sale draws big crowd at Dumont auction
Local report notes a large turnout for the Fred Linde sale last Saturday with chattels selling well. Community notices include visits by Cedar Rapids families, a cemetery society reception for the Lindy family, and upcoming union temperance meeting at the German Reformed church. George Reuter, a respected farmer, died at 60 near town. funeral held Friday at the German Reformed church. Death attributed to towel and silver trouble.
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H. C. Brown
Bander
Gee, Brown
Carrie Cook
Union Temperance
German Reformed Church
Grace Denois
Hampton
Watson
East
Washington B. C
Geo. Reuter
Washington Township
P H Landy Fined Heavily for Liquor Violations
Judge Mullan fined P H Landy 600 dollars and costs after a daylong hearing for violating a court injunction restraining him from selling intoxicating liquors. State witnesses testified they bought beer from Landy. the judge called the acts more serious than simple sale and noted a writ violation. Landy was the sole witness for himself. Troubadour concert and dance at Jr P hall 8 pm Friday Nov 10, tickets 8) per couple.
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Alter
Mullan
Poh. Landy
Landy
Mr. Landy
Jr. P. Hall
Cedar Rapids War On Holiness Association In City
Cedar Rapids begins action against the Holiness Association to curb recruitment. Mayor Roth plans revoking permits for religious tweeting in streets. City council will deny tax relief requests, noting church property not involved, amid rising typhoid cases at the association home 610 South Third.
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Cedar Rapids
Holiness Association
Roth
South Third
Community fury over failed medical care and hospital woes
Protests surge toward city hall as business leaders pressure Mayor Roth to act on closing the troubled institution. A prominent figure condemns the head of the association as a public blemish and cites damage to his son-in-law, who spent thirty-two days in hospital before being discharged, claiming his cure came only after leaving the hospital. The piece also urges Foley Kidney Pills as relief for rheumatism, touting kidney support and blood cleansing benefits.
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Roth
Donse
Fplaw
Albert Lea Banker Killed In Auto Accident
Albert Lea Minnesota November 10 D C Armstrong president of the Albert Lea State Bank and Clint L Juce veteran southern Minnesota editor were killed Sunday night while riding from Lanesboro to Albert Lea with Dorothy Armstrong banker's daughter and Grace McKee. The car stalled on a steep grade backed downhill and toppled over a high embankment trapping the men beneath the vehicle.
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Albert Lea
Mint
Attorney Completes Vigilt and City News
The report notes a dramatic incident where girls escaped a dangerous machine as it crushed. An attorney completes vigit. C. C. Miller, once of the city, finished a brief visit, left for Siloam Springs Arkansas, and will soon return home to Los Angeles.
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C. C. Miller
Siloam Springs
Ark
Los Angeles
Getups-IT corn cure promises painless relief for corn
Getalt presents GETS-IT as a revolutionary two drop treatment to remove corns, warts, calluses, and bunions without pain. Marketed by E Lawrence & Co Chicago, it claims rapid action with no tape plasters or knives. Sold in drugstores for 25 cents per bottle or by mail order.
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Muuions
E. Lawrence, & Co
Chicago
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